Rhino Booksellers

Really cool place. I love an old, eclectic book shop and this is definitely one of them. There was evidence of a bookshop cat but it eluded me! lol. Worth checking out if books are your thing.

A very good bookstore, built for slow, methodical treasure hunting. Meant to explore, not ask “Do you have…” and expect grab it and go.

Inventory is not tracked by the owner, and while that has its pluses and minuses, I don’t mind at all. Owner is kind and friendly and has uniquely curated the store he wants. It is full of charm, nooks and crannies and the books you’d expect—but so many wild cards (rare or rarely seen authors, titles, editions). I under bought because I was overwhelmed.

If I wasn’t just a tourist, I would be a regular finding my traditional favorites but also making discoveries. This is a store where the hunt pays off and broadens the mind again and again. Nashville is lucky to have to have it.

And my wife adds, “Great cat!”

awesome bookstore visit. friendly staff, super friendly cat to pet periodically during your browse. $15 for three cool books. they take card! pop in here when you need a new book!

Rhino is the best! Anyone complaining about the prices, organization, or general atmosphere is welcome at Barnes and Noble!!!

The prices are more than fair. And the staff generally knows where everything is. This isn’t a corporate enterprise or a library, don’t expect the dewy decimal system.

A twisting labyrinth of floor to ceiling books! The staff were very helpful, although I wouldn't enter searching for one particular book. Like most used bookstores, you could find the same book in four different categories. I was surprised by the quality and type of rare books. An unedited copy of Good Omens and a book signed by Salmon Rushdie caught my eyes. Great place for a rainy afternoon!

Really a booklover's dream in here - this is the sort of place where the books find you instead of you finding the one specific book you were looking for. Narrow aisles of books stacked to the ceiling, a real maze - I was continually surprised at how it keeps going and going! Really a fun place to browse. And there's a shop cat, Charlotte, though she's more apt to run from you than rub on your leg.

Cozy bookstore that feels like a maze to navigate which I love. They have one of the better collections of art books which is why I tend to stop by. Great prices as well, can't recommend enough!

What a wonderful bookshop! Finding good book stores in Nashville is shockingly difficult, but this one is the real deal. The place is packed floor to ceiling with interesting items. The proprietors were listening to some great old blues when I stopped by, and that made me want to hang around and browse even longer.

Great selection and friendly service with excellent prices. Bought a 1943 book on Louisiana Bayous because I’m traveling to Louisiana for a few weeks

A good place to lose yourself and find interesting books

This place felt like a dream. It was so beautiful and the epitome of a perfect bookstore. The variety of books was astounding, from hobbies to classic literature to sci-fi, and I was amazed with how organized everything was. I could browse in there for hours! I didn’t expect there to be so many books, but the walls were bookshelves from bottom to top. It was magnificent! The literature section was my favorite, and I found fantastic books that were in great shape. I will definitely be coming here again.

Didn’t catch his name but the gentleman that was there helped tremendously! Very patient and kind, took his time showing me many options! Helped me pick some specific books to start off my wife’s vintage collecting. Very cool store and I’m excited to bring my wife next time so she can find some more treasures.

Great book store, stocked FULL of a variety of authors.

Awesome selection! Lots of cheap books! Staff was nice enough. Plus there was a cat

Wow!! A book lover's paradise. Titles you can't find in other stores. Their poetry section phenomenal!! With respectful deference to my fellow reviewer, the sections I was interested in were alphabetized by author. I found their prices reasonable. Their staff was knowledgable, friendly, and helpful. Even though I'm allergic to cats I wanted to hug Charlotte, what a beauty. Their location is easy to find and get to. This will be a regular stop whenever I'm in Nashville. I recommend that anyone interested in books take the time to visit while travelling through the area. It's well worth the time.

Absolutely LOVE this bookstore, nothing in Nashville closely compares. Filled to the ceiling with books, artwork, records, just a maze full of wonderfulness. And they have an adorable grey cat, just the sweetest. Stop in and check it out. You'll find yourself lulled back again and again.

A charming bookshop with floor-to-ceilings bookshelves, a shop cat, and a large rhinoceros (what more could one ask for, ha). The shop is small, but with enough twists and turns in its layout to give one the quiet, haunted, labyrinthean feel that lend second-hand bookshops their charm and mystery. Though it is smallish, it is packed! A book lover could easily spend a pleasant afternoon in the shop. This shop is a gem in Nashville, and a must for any lovers of book or bookshops. As an added bonus, there are a handful of cool antique shops in the immediate area.

Note: This shop is an experience, not an “on-demand service.” Ie if you’re expecting to rush-in and quickly grab a specific work, that probably won’t work here. This is not a plastic, all smiles, Barnes and Nobles-like operation with employees mandated to smile and an elaborate computer system tracking every book in the world; this is an experience rooted in leisure, not consumerism.

Such a cute book store!! The only thing cuter is the store kitty 💕 great prices & atmosphere

My favorite hideaway in all of Nashville! So nice to have an establishment with culture instead and history. I love it here so much.

The epitome of the user bookstore experience: Walls stacked to the ceiling with books. A labyrinth of shelves and small rooms. The smell of old paper and bindings. And a cat who loves petting except when it's precarious perch of side stacked records is slipping away.