The best book, hobby & craft shops in Layton

4 book, hobby & craft shops we’ve checked and stand behind — with the story on each one. Not a ranking; a record.

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Hobbies, Books, & Crafts · 4 places · showing the latest additions first

Deseret Book

Hobbies, Books, & Crafts

Faith-based bookstore supplying religious reading material, music, movies, art, jewelry & gifts.

754 N Main St

“Faith-based bookstore supplying religious reading material, music, movies, art, jewelry & gifts.”

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HEEBEEGEEBEEZ

Hobbies, Books, & Crafts

Heebeegeebeez is your friendly Layton comic and game shop, with staff picks that actually help and events that make it easy to find your…

1986 N Hill Field Rd

“Heebeegeebeez is your friendly Layton comic and game shop, with staff picks that actually help and events that make it easy to find your crew. From fresh story arcs to trading cards and tabletop sessions, it’s the perfect excuse to finally clear a little space on the shelf.”

From the Layton newsletter, September 18, 2026

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Barnes & Noble

Hobbies, Books, & Crafts

Bookseller chain stocking housebrand eReader, plus a broad selection of titles for adults & kids.

1780 Woodland Park Dr

“Bookseller chain stocking housebrand eReader, plus a broad selection of titles for adults & kids.”

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Eborn Books

Hobbies, Books, & Crafts

Inside Layton Hills Mall, Eborn Books is the kind of place where you pop in for one paperback and leave with a stack of used, rare, and…

1201 N Hill Field Rd #1052 · ✓ checked Sep 17

“Inside Layton Hills Mall, Eborn Books is the kind of place where you pop in for one paperback and leave with a stack of used, rare, and out-of-print finds, plus the occasional LDS gem or quirky collectible that somehow feels like it was waiting just for you.”

From the Layton newsletter, September 5, 2026

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