Business Type: Bookstore
1900 G Street NW
Washington DC, District of Columbia 20006
Phone: (202) 223-3327
Website: http://www.reiters.com
Blog: http://reitersbooks.blogspot.com/
Email: books@reiters.com
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| Mon-Thurs. 9:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. Fri. 9:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sun. CLOSED Metro: Farragut West (Orange/Blue) or Farragut North (Red) |
Located in the heart of our nation’s capital at 1900 G St. NW, Reiter’s Books is a treasure for DC’s great minds and big thinkers. Established in 1936, Reiter’s is one of a few booksellers in the world that is focused on bringing scientific, medical and technical books directly to the community. From business, economics, math and medicine to design, architecture, politics and policy, Reiter’s has what you’re looking for. We also carry medical equipment, such as stethoscopes and diagnostic kits, and puzzles, games and toys for thinking children of all ages. Reiter’s regularly hosts author readings and is happy to host small meetings and events for the community. To keep informed of Reiter’s Books upcoming releases, events and special offers based on your specific areas of interest, sign-up to receive our e-mail newsletter at www.reiters.com. Join our online community on Facebook and our blog at http://reitersbooks.blogspot.com. For more information, please visit www.reiters.com.
Specialties: science, medicine, books, technical, law, posters, cafe, coffee, political, engineering
This store was submitted by Johnna M. Raskin
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Fans of Reiter's Books
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1Q84 Haruki Murakami Knopf |
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The Marriage Plot Jeffrey Eugenides Farrar, Straus, and Giroux |
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The Sense of an Ending Julian Barnes Knopf |
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Death Comes to Pemberley PD James Knopf |
Comments
Reiter's Books -a hidden treasure in Washington, DC!
Reiter’s Books is the poster child for indie book stores!
Not only are they DC’s oldest bookstore, they are family owned & operated and a true DC landmark for intellectuals! Their fan base always astonishes me as well! I used to work at the Smithsonian's Natural History Museum and once heard a research colleague describe Reiter’s as a 'candy store for scientists!'
A few months ago while I was there, I met a professor from China who said that he has shopped at Reiter’s for 20 years – during which time he has traveled the world, lived in seven countries and seen many good technical bookstores - however, he said he keeps coming back because Reiter's is the best on the planet!'
And Even though they have been around since 1936, they are NOT a small, dusty and cramped old bookstore like you might imagine - the store is modern, spacious and truly a hidden treasure located in the heart of the nation’s capital! I truly cannot recommend any store more highly!