Barnes & Noble

I really enjoy this bookstore. I stop by for the books on CD and occasionally for the paperback books. I am an avid reader. Then I many times sit down in the cafe and enjoy a snack and drink. The food choices are nice and they have many different selections whether for a meat liver or vegan for breakfast or lunch or for a sweet tooth. It is definitely a nice place to pass away a little time.

The starbucks inside is the best! The have pretty good food and their drinks are always on point. There's also a good amount of seating, and it's a pretty nice environment to read, study, or chat with friends. The staff are great and really get to know you. Courtney in the cafe (hoping I'm spelling it right) is amazing! I love her energy and she's super sweet!

Smells like books, who doesn't like the smell books. Wonderful selection of books and vinyl records in the back. Excellent dungeon and dragons dice and board games. Nice and friendly employees too

The employees were very nice, helpful & great conversationalist. Clearly they enjoy helping people & an added bonus they welcome young & adult readers alike. We'll be back!

Awesome helpful staff. Great selection of books.

This location was smaller than most of the other Barnes and Nobles I've been to in the past but I am so grateful to see it's still standing and in business. I really do hope they keep their doors open I miss going to bookstores!

One of the few big box books stores still around. They have a decent selection of current books, and the kids section is always a favorite. Their gaming selection is nice, and they have some of the newer games that are so much more fun than Monopoly ever hoped to be. Their selection of toys is nice too, as it doesn't have the 'make a quick buck' feel to it. We go often, and always leave with way more than we planned to.

I've gone to this Barnes and Noble three times now. I've only had one good experience. The rest were meh or just terrible. The last time I went, I bought "The Only Good Indians," which is a horror book. The guy behind the register verbally noted shock at the title and seemed to judge me for buying the book. Obviously, if you read the jacket, you would know that the title is being used as a literary device, especially when you consider that the author himself is Native American. But, all the same, I left feeling embarrassed. The same cashier has also tried to sell me a random book while I was checking out another time. Not interested in being sold to, just want to buy the books I came in to get. Furthermore, this particular Barnes and Noble seems to be understaffed. You can see that they're stressed all the time and, at times, it comes off as rudeness. I feel bad because I do try to support brick and mortar bookstores, even if it does cost me a little bit extra. Unfortunately, I'm going to have to find a new place to buy books.

I have a weakness for bookstores. The customer service is pretty good, and they really are helpful. It is a little understaffed, except for around holidays. The store is well organized and everything has signs based on genre. Also is a good place to buy gifts in the form of journals, prompt books, and games.

This place is extremely relaxing which will allow you to get in mood to just read and study. There is a Starbucks in there (like always) and you can pick up a book from heir wide selection varying from books like video games to philosophy. Make sure you talk to the librarian since she is extremely passionate towards her knowledge of books.