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Waterstones

Waterstones

12 South Street, Bishop's Stortford, CM23 3AT

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Waterstones is a Bishop’s Stortford bookshop that combines a broad range of adult and children’s titles with a café area when open. It’s at 12 South Street and offers delivery, with wheelchair access available. Customers also mention helpful, accommodating staff and a layout that suits browsing, along with book events such as launches. If you’re after somewhere to pick up a new read and, when available, pause for a cake or drink, it’s a practical option in town.

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Delivery availableWheelchair accessibleWide book selectionGreat for all agesRelaxed browsing experienceCentral town location

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Reviews

4.5/ 5 on Google · 217 reviews

What customers say on Google

  • “10/10. I really cannot think of any improvement to this place, short of them paying you. Everything is spot on. It's on the sunny side of the street for starters. Reasonable prices delicious home-made cakes and proper te…”
  • “Wonderful café & book shop, staffs are friendly which help create welcoming environment. I love carrot cake very much.”
  • “Good selection of books for adults and children. Cafe closed. Staff helpful and accommodating. Attended a book launch staff were on hand providing refreshments and offering advice.”