Barnes & Noble

This bookstore has everything I need, books, magazines, reading-related products, stationery and toys. It is bright and clean, with friendly and helpful workers. I needed a book for bookclub and was able to reserve it online and pickup in store, which I will always do because it gives me a chance to browse everything and grab a cup of coffee from the Starbucks inside. Parking is easy and I believe the store is handicap accessible.

Nice place to get a cup of coffee, escape, and remember the joy of finding a good book. In our now 100% online world, B&N reminds me of good conversations with friends while growing up, finding that hard to find Stephen King novel, and Christmas shopping. I am glad they are still around.

Every book you can imagine. From children's to adult to entertainment , dvds music and plush toys. Great service and a nice quiet atmosphere with calming music overhead.

They really need to get the bathroom smell under control. Part of the appeal of a barnes is their coffee/book smell, but this barnes consistently smells like actual poop, especially by the bathrooms where the mystery/horror/manga/YA sections are. I can't browse as much as I'd like because the smell is too overwhelming.

I absolutely love book stores and Barnes and Noble is my favorite. This location has a Starbucks which is great for lazy browsing with a drink or just hanging out in the cafe. They have a great selection of not only books, but also toys and gifts. My daughter loved playing in the kids area.

I came here on Christmas Eve looking for a cookbook I’ve been looking for everywhere. The girl that walked up to ask if I needed help didn’t give up looking for it and even enlisted the help of two other employees until we found it. So thrilled and grateful she went above and beyond!

The staff was great! They helped me find certain books that I was interested in with subtly and recommendations. Which was greatly appreciated as I was with my grandmother and she doesn't need to know what I read (politely and for the sake of my sanity).