Awesome place ! Always love walking into a B&N I usually will spend like 2 -3 hrs browsing around !read more

Great selection and the staff is always helpful. The store is clean and bright…read more The restrooms are clean as well!

Came to buy some presents for my wife, was happy to find a huge selection, friendly employees,…read morebought a couple records and a gift certificate. Definitely come check this place out for your music needs!!

This place has it all. There is so much music to be consumed at Piranha Records, including records,…read morebut also a ton of random music-related tchotchkes. One of the best selling points and features of Piranha is that for every $20 spent, you get a $1 wooden coin back, so you get a 20:1 ratio of money back on all purchases. It may not mean much, but after stockpiling 15 wooden coins and blowing them on a record, the feeling is unbeaten. The staff is humorous and great. After Record Store Day last year, I pulled up after failing to grab a copy of the Blue Notes Alts n Ins record, and the owner gave me props for grabbing it because he personally thought it was one of the coolest releases in the collection. He asked if I had come there just to buy it or stumbled upon it. I told him I was seeking it out, and I got the nod of approval. Best day of my life. I do not think this record store has much of a purpose to visit if you are deep in Austin, since independent stores in Austin have pretty similar stock, but living in Hutto and for the people in Round Rock and Georgetown, this is a great spot and a place I love to support. RIYL: Really Rockin' Records in Round Rock

Cate diggers paradise . Tonnes of records CD's a little some great finds and vintage T's clerks…read morehelpful and knowledgable. Something off the beaten track a first choice in an area chuffed with shopping and resturants

This was an interesting store. It's located right on a pretty busy street and there is no sign…read moreabove the entrance so I passed it a couple of times before I realized where it was. When I first walked in I was a little overwhelmed. It's pretty small and there is stuff everywhere! Some collectibles, lots of cassettes and a nice vinyl section. I found two records I really wanted, one was overpriced for my taste and I bought the other. An obscure German metal band from the 80's. There was a scratch that concerned me, so the owner of the store put it on the turntable and it played right thru it. I have no doubt there were other gems in the store but I was short on time (the wife was waiting in the car).

Dub King transferred several old VHS tapes to thumb drives for me. They also managed to transfer a…read morecassette tape that only contained audio, that was especially meaningful to me. Everything was done quickly & professionally, and at a reasonable price. 10/10 recommend!

I took In some VHS tapes - hoping something could be extracted. Happily for me they were able to…read moreget great footage of kids as babies which I thought was lost forever. Pricing was reasonable and the turnaround great. I was afraid to send away my tapes in a box to some processing lab so I was really happy to find DubKing. I now have another bag of tapes to drop off!

A neat retro game shop!…read more I frequent tons of different retro game shops, so I naturally had to stop in to this location before making the drive back to my city after watching the 2024 eclipse. The store was packed full with used games, movies, and consoles, and a ton of merch and snacks as well. K-pop music and music from the Godzilla Minus One ost was playing overhead and gave the place a super fun and eclectic vibe. I think it would've been even more fun to peruse through on another day, but the two girls running the register were very loudly having a heated conversation and kind of brought the atmosphere down. Despite the impressive stock, the selection of games was decent at best. There was a good mix of games from the last 20 years, but not much from the PS1 era or earlier. There were some lucky finds, yes, but A LOT of the games didn't come with their original cases or were missing the case art. If you're a collector like I am, it really sucked to find games I've been looking for without said cases or art. Still, there was a lot to sift through and I did leave with a few purchases, and if the missing cases and art don't bother you I'm sure you'll leave with even more. The stickers they put on the games were also some of the worst stickers I've tried to remove as well. They put one smack dab on the back of a DS cartridge I purchased and it took a long time to remove the sticker with Goo-Gone because I didn't want to potentially damage the game. All in all, I wouldn't mind stopping back in next time I'm in the area to see everything they have in store. There was just so much to look through that I didn't get a chance to see. If you're looking for a game, stop by the Game Exchange to see if they have it!

They have alot of movies getting stolen each time I go. Movies aren't in the cases. And I just get…read morea shoulder shrug of oh well guess it got taken. They don't pull back anything other than the 4K dvds. So big let down. So much product just walks right out the door. Pull them all back or tape them up like pawn shops do. Go to the Copperas Cove location never had a problem with them.

Lots of books, mostly organized. The selection is mostly depressing --unless you like novels. The…read morenon-fiction skews right-leaning, but not the intellectual right. It's Fox News stuff. Storefront is too small and hard to navigate. Prices are cheap and books well-maintained. It was very busy. They got odd when I asked about the bathroom and seemed rather exasperated. Meh.

There is a great variety of books in this small shop but it can be hit or miss depending on what…read moreyou are looking for. The books are priced low considering most are very well used and at the end of their lives. The service is really what knocks it down a few stars. Every time I go in the person working the register is extremely rude and judgmental of the books I am buying from them. This last time it was an elderly couple and an event was starting out the store. They both were extremely angry to see people coming in looking to buy. They were shoving people out if they were there longer than 5 minutes.

This Barnes & Nobles is the closest one to me and one of my favorites. The staff are pretty…read morefriendly and very helpful and if you come in as much as I do, they'll know you by name and recommend books according to your taste. There's a great variety of books that I haven't seen at the location in the Arboritum- They even have a copy of the elusive book The GOD Game by Danny Tobey! The cafe area isn't the cleanest, even during slow periods, but the baristas are really good and friendly.

Very nice book store in the area! Love the products and the variety of books and items they have!…read moreTheir toy sections are very satisfying!

Lovely owner. Excellent prices. Books were 1/2 the cover price. $3 CDs. $0.75 cassette tapes. I…read moreenjoy digging through stacks of used media, so this was my kind of place. Very under-the-radar store. Be prepared to spend a little time to explore.

Huge selection but very disorganized. Books everywhere. Super nice lady that runs the store and…read moreshe guided us. Would be a great store if it was larger. Great prices on reused books. Hope they can find a bigger spot.

This is an outlet. Let's be clear that it's not a normal retail location. I didn't see any new…read morebooks or music or vinyl or movies. Don't go here if that's something you're expecting. If you are looking for deals on classic products of everything the offer this is a great spot. You can boost your library for a few bucks. The staff was friendly and working. It's pretty self explanatory how to browse and find things. I found this place great and even though it's a chain it has the feel and inventory of a local shop.

Standard HPB selection, most books are up on shelves instead of tables.......BUT......... all the…read moresections I looked at, the books are just stacked randomly, not alphabetized by author. If I just wanted to wander book stacks at random (which I've been known to do), it would be fine. But I usually have 2-3 out-of-print books I like to check HPBs for, so disorganized stacks doesn't lend itself to searching.