Just came from Mojo's. The owner, Melanie, was very helpful with our questions as we were searching for specifics. The place was very busy, especially the coffee corner. Well stocked with novels and music. Friendly staff. We spend about 45 minutes there . Nice to have a good local bookstore!

This place is cool and all, I come often, but if you’re going to sell your books, make sure you come EXTRA early. I called around 1pm and was told they stop taking books at 5:30, drove half an hour, got there WELL before 5:30, and was told that they’re not taking anymore books for the day. What a waste of my time. Extremely inconsiderate of them to misinform me as well. So, come in to enjoy the hipster vibe, and mediocre cafe, but beware if you’re coming to donate or sell books ✨ ☺️. Cheers!

I have drive by this plaza so many times and failed to notice the inner corner business with vintage books, vinyl albums, DVDs of movies and music. I just found out new artists like Chappel Rian are making vinyl records again. I found originals from the 1930s and my music from 1960s and 1979s. I love the soft jazz background music. You can sell your vintage items here too. The Coffee shop offers some Coffe and tea favorites. I enjoyed a blueberry rooibos that rivaled the rooibos I tasted last month in its native South Africa. Besides books and music, Mojo offers cool stuff like cloth bags and other new stuff. I love the coffee nook to read a book. Everything is wheelchair accessible, inc unisex restroom. Aísles are marked well and wide enough for wheelchair to pas yet retain the cozy feel of the bookstores I grew up with. Free WiFi. Helpful friendly staff.