
The limestone fixtures at Cascades Park offer scenic reading spots.
Pick up a great read at:
Caveat Emptor Books (112 N. Walnut Street): Bloomington's first used book store, Caveat Emptor offers an eclectic collection of fiction and non-fiction works of all genres.
Vintage Phoenix (114 E. 6th Street): Vintage Phoenix carries many different comic books and collectible toys and was Bloomington's first comic book store.
Lilly Library (1200 E. 7th Street): The Lilly Library at IU contains rare books, manuscripts and special collections.
Wells Library (1320 E. 10th Street): IU's main library, the Wells Library houses 4.6 million volumes primarily within the disciplines of the humanities and social sciences, and also contains various special collections.
Monroe County Library (303 E. Kirkwood): Drop by and see the famous limestone bears outside of the library, Sunny, Luna and Snowdrop, and enjoy what Libby Journal has deemed one of America's Star Libraries.
Law Library at IU (3rd and Indiana): The IU Law Library is among the finest academic law libraries in the country with its collection of Anglo-American law along with substantial holdings in international and foreign law.
Boxcar Books (408 E. 6th Street): Boxcar books is a volunteer-driven nonprofit dedicated to providing the community with new and used books, magazines and comics about social justice, independent media and fiction.Read it at:
Soma Coffeehouse & Juice Bar (322 E. Kirkwood): Soma has earned recognition throughout Bloomington for their organic coffees, fruit smoothies and relaxed atmosphere.
The Green Bean (410 W. 4th Street): A great spot for vegetarians and environmentalists, the Green Bean uses organic fair trade coffee and offers vegan/vegetarian menu options, and provides wifi and a scenic outdoor patio.
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Dining in a classic:
Scholar's Inn (717 N. College): Scholar's Inn houses an extensive library and places their menus inside of classic novels.
The Runcible Spoon (412 E. 6th Street): Modeled after the children's fairy tale, the Runcible Spoon has been designed to portray scenes from the story.




