Barnes & Noble

Large selection of books, magazines, and other products. Comfortable sitting areas and a coffee shop inside. There's plenty of staff here to help you find something you are interested in reading, or find something else that may surprise and educate you! There's a large selection of children's books, games, and learning tools. Members get a 10% discount which easy pays for itself in about 2 purchases. Knowledge is power.

Busy and well attended with most every table filled up when we left. We go for the coffee and pastry! Nice place to visit as we do but also with an extensive offering. We do browse occasionally.

Always a great experience. While looking at books you meet some great people. Staff is always available to answer questions and assist you.

It's always a pleasure to visit Barnes and Noble. Very peaceful and they almost always have the books I am looking for. If I need assistance finding anything, someone is always pleasantly ready to help.

There is just something about going into a physical bookstore that takes me back to my high school self (in a good way). Barnes & Noble was my chosen store of choice then, and it has adapted to the times so well.

It's true, I haven't frequented the book store nearly as much lately, or in the last 15 years, as I used to. There are much easier means of obtaining reading material now with ebooks and I also am a (digital) card carrying Amazon prime member, so I never found the need to go out of my way to go out of the house for books. That's the thing, though, sometimes you need to go out of the house. Increasingly, the online marketplace are being flooded with second-rate items, and you don't truly know what you are going to receive until it is in front of you, and if you don't want the item by then, the merchant is banking on the laziness of the customer to not follow through with the return procedures, so they can keep producing poor products. Barnes and Noble of today is more than just books on a larger level than what it was 15-20 years ago, and they have curated a collection of wonderful products, games, and toys that tend to appeal to readers of all ages. Nerd culture rejoice!

Barnes and Noble are very necessary in communities. I hope they keep them open. This location was very neat, quiet, and clean.

I'll spend about 200$ per trip here. Always something good, sometimes a bit pricey. I recommend if there is a book you really want to get but it's expensive, look on Kindle. I wanted a cook book but it was about 45$ found it on the Kindle for 5$

It's pity they cover all the outlets in the coffee sitting area. My laptop and phone runs out of battery, not a single outlet available. Very disrespectful to a customer who wants to use the area for a longer time. Really shameful👎

The change in the store is not a good idea for those of us in the community that suffer from traumatic injury or PTSD. The store is a maze of closed off sections that feel like small traps, when I'm trying to walk away from the crowds or a crying child or other sudden noises. We all are trying to be part of our community, please go back to free flowing isles or we just leave your store out of our lives.

Service was not good. I asked about a certain author and was told " look over there" and pointed without ever looking up at me. With that level of service, I might just as well stayed home and looked online myself.