The Bookworm

I came here just to look for some books! First of all, the place is really cool and quite, and the book collection is amazing. In addition to English, there are books in other regional languages, graphic novels, and comics. It's fantastic that Bengali story books of mixed genres have their own section. I really like it! Every staff is really helpful. You can visit this welcoming place on a laid-back weekend, and you'll also receive a fair discount if you purchase books.

Mahatma Gandhi Road駅すぐ近くにある本屋。 新刊、古本の両方がありますが、古本は圧巻の品揃え。ただし、本は横積みで整理が中途半端。あまりゆっくり本を探す気にはなりませんでした。写真集も少しありますが、数は少なめでした。

The silence in some nooks of this book haven transfers you to another dimension. A friend of mine introduced me to this place and I keep coming back once a while when I want to bulk read at once. All the books are at 20% off. The section in the front i.e the entrance bit is where most of the best sellers are. The place is quite organised and helpful with all the sections.

The Bookworm qualifies as one of the best bookshop experiences in India. The new setting is truly a joy to browse - two floors packed with books, floor to ceiling. The organization by sections is excellent - it is clear staff has taken great care to set each section right. At the entrance, a very well curated, large section of new books provides a taste of what is to come. The rest of the first floor is subdivided in a number of corridors and rooms, with an unmatched selection of used books. The second floor is similarly set - a lovely children section and and a marvelous History room, which can by itself fully justify a visit. Then there is the Rare Books Room, exceedingly well appointed. Beautiful, interesting editions, with a range of prices that allows reasonably priced discoveries. These are billed in the room and a member of the staff will come down to the cashier with the customer for payment. Throught the bookstore there is sufficient space and light to search happily and without stress. The Bookworm is the place to visit if you love books.

This is my most favourite bookstore in Bangalore. So rustic and old. It gives all the reader vibes. It is like a maze. You just get lost in there and it’s a heaven for book lovers. You can buy fresh as well as second hand books there. Must visit if you are a book lover.

From the outside, The Bookworm may appear to be a quaint, small bookstore, but don’t be deceived! This two-storeyed haven for book lovers is much larger than it seems. Inside, you’ll find a vast collection of thousands of books spanning a wide array of genres, including biographies, history, science, essays, self-help, fiction, non-fiction, and children’s books. The books are organized into clearly defined categories, making it easy to find the section you’re interested in. However, within each category, the books aren’t sorted, which can make locating a specific title a bit challenging. But for those who love to browse, this can be part of the charm, as you might stumble upon unexpected treasures. They should provide some good discounts, as they only provide 20% off on new books. They also accept old books, though the resale value isn’t particularly high. Additionally, the bookstore offers a lovely seating area on the terrace, providing a perfect spot to relax and dive into your new book. Whether you’re looking to buy, sell, or simply enjoy the atmosphere, The Bookworm is a fantastic place to spend an afternoon.

It is a charming bookstore that holds a special place for book lovers. I visited during their BTS 10th anniversary biography release event, and though they were new to BTS, their warmth and effort in organizing an event for fans were heartwarming. They ensured fans received their copies smoothly, whether in-store or via book mail. Bookworm is my go-to bookstore in Bangalore for discovering rare gems, including pre-loved treasures (I got an art book by Turner from there). Located on Church Street, it’s easily accessible by metro and a short walk from the station. It is a perfect spot for book enthusiasts and a must-visit for anyone who cherishes books.