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Atalanta's Music & Books
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38 Main StBisbee, AZ 85603
(520) 432-9976
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
4 reviews for Atalanta's Music & Books
4 reviews in English
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Review from Jennifer P.
Tucson, AZ
7/19/2011
I love this store! It's got a mixpodge of used and new music, books, art, and gift related stuff.
Got my used 14 CD Pink Floyd music compilation set from Atalanta's! I also got some used poetry and photography books, hippie purses (made in Tucson, but sold in Bisbee, go figure...), and incense of all kinds. My son bought a new guitar from her, and my daughter got drawing pads, pencils, and oragami paper there, also.
Would go back there in a heartbeat to see what new gems I could find there. -
Review from Pierce H.
Scottsdale, AZ
12/25/2011
I stopped by Atalanta's once and was not all that impressed. That stated; this was many years ago and I'm willing to scope it out again so it gets three (3) stars.
In defence of the place; at least Bisbee (unlike quite a few Az towns between 5-25K residents, smaller ones I'll give a bye too since the population base is too low in all fairness), DOES have enough 'intelligence', shall we say, to support a local Indie bookstore. -
Review from Carrie T.
Glendale, AZ
10/13/2011
Great customer service over the phone. Very important for first impressions, especially prospective tourists. Can't wait to support this local store when I visit!
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Review from Mike L.
Tucson, AZ
6/22/2009 1 photo
A great multi-purpose store in scenic Old Bisbee. Books, new and used, many of local interest, art supplies, maps, music, organic natural clothing, music instrument rental, even solar ovens. I've spent a few days exploring Bisbee and this is one place both tourists and locals patronize. Along with the fine restaurant, Cafe Roka, across the street, a few nice galleries and a couple of spots for good coffee, my visit was perfect.
