Georgetown University Bookstore

I almost never buy books here unless I can’t find them anywhere else.
It’s a great place for gifts though. If I could give my dad a new Georgetown mug every single year for father’s day/​birthday/​Christmas, I’d basically never shop anywhere else for him.
Getting official school merchandise can be expensive, but that shirt you like will probably be on sale for a decent price in a couple of months.

What a great University Bookstore! I spent several hours here wandering the aisles looking at all the different Georgetown merchandise available. Your prices are typical school bookstore expensive, but nothing exorbitant. T shirts with Georgetown emblems were around $ 18 and sweatshirts around $ 60. I was surprised to find a «Grumpy cat» stuffed animal with a Georgetown tshirt on, as well as Boo, cutest dog in the world in similar attire.
The books/​textbooks are upstairs, clothing and computers are downstairs. They have numerous employees wandering the store asking if you need any help. I asked one for a medium sweatshirt size and she promptly went to the back and retrieved the right fit for me. They also have a great selection of birthday cards, snacks, baby accessories, and general school supplies.
If you want to pick up some Georgetown memorabilia, or if you are a student and want to unwind after a test and get a little shopping therapy. Either way, I recommend this bookstore.

This a pretty decent sized college bookstore with plenty of Georgetown swag.
Granted — unless you went to Georgetown or love the Hoyas, you probably won’t buy a lot of sweatshirts or t-​shirts here. However, in terms of the amount of swag — there’s plenty to go around and there’s a lot of variety.
In terms of books, well it’s a student bookstore. You can get plenty of academic related items here and other stuff too if you’re in a pinch for say, a bookbag or seriously need some stationary. However, what I like about this shop is the decent variety of clothing options and the fact a lot of noted name brands like Nike, Under Armor and other companies all offer their own line of GU apparel and you can find it all here in one place.
Oh btw … Hoya Saxa!

This bookstore has everything, from latex gloves and lab coats to greeting cards and stuffed animals.
You can purchase course materials for medical school courses and labs, but you can also get the soda and snacks you need to get you through your day as a student or medical center employee.
Staff is always friendly, and you can find almost anything you need here, including cough and cold medicine if you’re feeling under the weather!

Of course, my visit to Georgetown wouldn’t be complete without getting some GU apparel from their campus store for the family. Although I did like that they had pull over hoodies for less than $ 20 *excluding tax,* I did not appreciate that the styles I was looking for had very limited sizes, specifically the sizes I wanted were not in the inventory.
The styles weren’t that hard either. I needed to find a hoodie with GU’s emblem in size M. The only one I found was over $ 50. I also was looking for a jacket (non-​hoodie) that had the word Georgetown somewhere on it. The latter was easier to find in terms of styles, but the size (L) was quite difficult. The sales associates did answer my questions whether or not they had the particular items in stock, but it was still frustrating to find something that matched what I was searching for.
In the end, to a certain degree, I got what I needed with my wallet considerably lighter.

I don’t know anybody who truly loves being forced to spend hundreds of dollars at a time on books, but for what it’s worth they have what you need. For certain classes they have used books, other than that they are as expensive as anywhere else. Shopping elsewhere might not be a bad idea.

You want Gtown-​branded stuff? You gotta pay the big bucks.

Do you suffer from Hoya paranoia? Here is your remedy.
Living 3000 miles away from campus it’s hard finding Hoya gear to try on so I was like a kid in a candy store wanting to buy everything. And they have it all, from magnets to baby fashion to basketballs. Go Hoyas!

I went to a very small private business school in Northern California, so when I stepped in to this book store I was very impressed.
It was quite big! They had a lot of apparel, and a good selection of books. I actually picked up a read.
I wasn’t surprised though; after all it is Georgetown. My only gripe is that it was hard to find! They need more directories up around campus.

Not much to review about a University bookstore. But, since it’s Unilocalable, I’ll go for it.
Nothing special about this place. We were here in the summer, so granted probably not going to be up to the norm. It was under a remodel when we were there as well. They had a ton of product to offer, wide-​array of your typical bookstore stuff.
I wanted a specific Georgetown baseball hat, but they were out of my size. So, that was my only gripe. Check this place out if you visit campus.
Go Hoyas!

I think the previous reviewers both err in that this is a review of the Bookstore, not the Leavey center in which it is housed.
As a first year graduate student, I have found this bookstore leaves a lot to be desired, even when compared to my undergraduate institution (a very large state school)‘s bookstore. Books and all manner of supplies have been out of stock since school began three weeks ago. For instance, for the last week the shelves of the binder section have been almost entirely barren. The variety of office supplies offered is bare-​bones at best (for those who prefer variety in pens, look elsewhere).
In general, this store, like so many operated by e-​Folelt, seems more concerned with selling Georgetown merchandise than books and school supplies. Perhaps Georgetown University «Bookstore» is a misnomer?

The Georgetown Bookstore is a great place to hang out on the fabulous Georgetown campus. Here, you can browse books, grab some miscellaneous stuff, textbooks, study guides, Hoyas merchandise, including Big East champion shirts, and probably some things I’m forgetting. It’s very nice and expansive on the inside. Overall, this is a great place to stop in if you’re anywhere near campus. Go Hoyas!!!

There are many ways to pass an hour in the Gtown bookshop: Sit in a burgundy colored recliner next to the fake fireplace, poring over a tome of romantic poetry. Or, stand and gawk at breaking news on the big screen TVs. Collector? Then ddd to your assortment of pewter key chains and officially licensed shot glasses.
The American Literature section features prominently, stocked with all the best: Twain, Kerouac, and Hunter S. Thompson. All college book stores should have easy return policies, and these guys understand that.
What’s more, Georgetown basketball is on the rise again, and that means that Hoya merchandise will soon be in demand. Come by and pick up a hooded sweatshirt for you dad or some Hoya booty shorts for your little sister.