Barnes & Noble

I really do enjoy this bookstore. It has a vast amount of books to offer. The store is really clean and the staff are helpful. The cafe is a very lovely place to sit down and enjoy. Although they have a vast amount of books, the only reason they have lost a star is because of some selections being limited. There are some sets of books that can be only some of a set for a while. Other than that, the store is amazing to go to and I will gladly go back many times more.

Pricey but good time

A nice selection like most B&N locations. I like the philosophy section that seems to be pretty well stocked and appears to have a large kids area.

This is one of a few Barnes and Nobles left. Good magazine and book selection but slowly switching to games and accessories. They do have a cafe but the line is usually long. Good service also and a great place to bring a laptop.

It’s no wonder why Barnes and Noble is struggling to stay afloat in the retail market. Everything in the store is overpriced and expensive. The sell DVDs for $29.99. Who actually wants a DVD anymore?!? They are literally worthless once purchased. You can’t resell them for 1/10th of what you paid for them.nnAnd the price on the books? Holy smokes who is their intended customer? The prices for media is ridiculous, and you can watch and read almost anything you want online for free. On top of the overpriced outdated merchandise, there is a skeleton crew of employees at best. You can’t find anybody to assist you, there wasn’t even an employee at the service desk.nnI wanted to purchase a book I found on sale, and I was directed by a sign at the cash wraps to take my purchase to the cafe area to pay for it. What kind of store can’t even pay a cashier to cash out their customers? The line at the cafe was several people deep, and there was only one employee trying to take orders and make the refreshments. If your store is hurting so bad you can’t even pay to staff it, it’s time to close up shop.