I love to support local Indie bookstores and this is by far one of my favorites in the state! It's…read moreright on Kings Highway and they always have events, book clubs, and great curated selection in multiple genres for anyone to be able to see. The book clubs are awesome and have truly provided a strong sense of community and comfort. Staff picks are always great to see and knowing that the staff care about the store and read alongside you, is a cool fact! Love supporting a woman owned small business, makes me feel like my money is going to a great cause.

This independent bookstore is on the lovely main road in Haddonfield and is the perfect place to…read moredrop in before or after a meal or coffee at one of the many surrounding (also small) businesses. They had a nice selection of a variety of genres, and I really liked the children's section, which was partially divided by ages group/reading level (which is helpful for clueless aunties like myself). One of my favorite things about indie bookshops is their bookish gifts/swag, and Inkwood has this in spades. I also enjoyed the staff recommendations throughout the store.

Awesome bookstore with a dangerously large selection of books on the War Between the States…read more Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Look forward to my next visit.

This store is adorable! They have so many books, so many sections and subsections! There is parking…read morein the front, and elsewhere around the little strip area of shops. If you pull in, you do end up backing onto a busy road so leave with caution. As I said, they have a great selection. There are four rooms of boons, each section is clearly labeled and occasional thematic decor. There are also occasional benches so you can sit and debate which books you want to "adopt". They're used, but gently and each has a price lower then the face value written inside. They also have the largest selection of Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys I've ever seen. Its all very impressive.

More like Barnes and "Nope!" Came in for a book. Left with rage and a lukewarm $7 latte…read more First off, the "customer service" is a scavenger hunt where the prize is being ignored. I asked an employee where to find romantasy. She blinked twice, muttered something about "over there," and vanished like a ghost in a YA novel. The café? I ordered a cappuccino. What I got was dishwater wearing a foam hat. Also, it took **20 minutes**. There were three baristas, and all of them appeared to be arguing over who was least qualified to use the espresso machine. To top it off, the cashier line was run by a group of sloths on a lunch break. Moral of the story? Support your local indie bookstores. At least there, when you're lost, someone helps you without sighing.

Pleasantly surprised with my experience at this Barnes & Noble! I travel a lot for work and finding…read moreplaces that are quiet with great coffee, snacks, and ambiance are rare. The layout of the Barnes was great. In the center of the store is the cafe with plenty of seating all around, which is needed because this place always seemed to be busy (for a bookstore). I was genuinely comfortable and felt like I could get my work done with little distraction outside of hushed conversation and coffee making in the background. The store itself was very clean and neat. I had no idea Barnes & Noble started selling Vinyl records which, I admittedly don't collect, but was great to see they're trying to adapt to popular culture and stay relevant in an era of iTunes and other digital purchasing platforms. Another standout was the cleanliness of the bathroom and attentiveness of the staff. I always saw someone walking around picking things up, asking if someone needed help and checking the bathrooms. Overall my favorite spot to get some afternoon work done while visiting Moorestown, NJ. Maybe you'll see me in there one day! If so, stop and say hi!

Stopped in here last on my way to Total Wine…read more Parking: A lot that fills up quickly. Atmosphere: bright and loud The store is a cross between a dollar store, big lots & family dollar. They sell clothes,electronics, hoseware, care care, rugs, apliances.... There were some good deals. I didn't have time to totally check it out though. Make sure you have time to browse. The store was busy and very junky. The lines were long, and their registers slowed. The line I was in had a delay; the card payment reader kept restarting. I will go back when I have.

This joint is good, you can get things for cheap. I got a body scrub for $7.50 and at other places…read moreit's either $10 or $20. But this place is disgusting, the bathroom situation? Yeah you need that fixed. This place is literally so cheap to the point they can't even get the bathrooms fixed. Very disgusting. Y'know, I'm one of those ladies who go out to eat then goes shopping afterwards. My son had to use the restroom and I had to explain that there's no bathrooms. Gross.

Good Barnes & Noble location and store…read more If you know Barnes & Noble, then you already know what to expect with layout and the like. While I do tend to buy books of course, I usually always pay the movie section a visit. Physical media of any kind is always good (and important) and I do collect movies like a fiend. For movies, this one has a pretty generous area and selection. Any staff I encountered were friendly, which includes both times I went to the register. This B&N shares the land with other businesses, but parking is ample. I'm glad B&N has held on.

I actually like this joint for a bookstore, far better than Amazon, the staff are always nice and…read morethey have quite of a selection to choose from. But I find it weird that every single time I leave this store- I feel fatigue, dizzy and not well. It's only when I visit this Barnes and noble for an hour (I like staring at books) but without a doubt, I just feel fatigue to the point I always have to drive home. I don't know if it's just me about the fatigue/dizzy/unwell part. Maybe there is mold or maybe something in their carpet? I am not sure. Other than that I really like the service and the small cafe.

I'm like a kid in a candy store here. I picked up two books today and added like 10 more to my…read morewishlist. I know a lot of people have gone digital but I like to read the actual book.

I love wondering through book stores and seeing what is available. Place is very spacious with a…read moregood selection of books. Their travel selection is not big as other stores. Check out staff was friendly and courteous. Definitely worth the time to stop in and pick something up to read instead at the airport.

I researched how to self-publish a book I wrote. It's FREE on Amazon KDP, but I am not trained in…read moretyping or word processing skills so I choose to pay $4000.00 to Bookbaby instead b/c they said I could write the manuscript and they would do the rest. That was 2 months ago. First it took 2 weeks and 2 reps just to get a quote and pay. Then you send your manuscript and attendant documents ( Bio, legal disclaimer, appendix exhibits) and they spend weeks telling you they don't like the format you sent it in. But I am the one paying for them to do the formatting, etc. I am now 4 weeks in and they haven't even sent it to editing. Not good at all! And not at all what they advertise.

In a recent review I recounted buying a personalized bath towel for a new baby born to a neighbor…read morecouple. This book is for his older brother. My journey to finding this book started when Clifford Ray was interviewed on the Warriors Pregame Show. He's a former Warrior, a member of the 1975 championship team, now long retired. He spoke about this book which was written about the time he reached down a dolphin's throat and removed a steel bolt it had eaten, thinking it was a fish. This was at Marine World, not in the wild, in 1978. He mentioned that it was available on BookBaby. I liked that it wasn't offered on Amazon. BookBaby creates the book after it's ordered. I ordered a copy and it arrived a couple of days ago, packaged in a cardboard mailer, no plastic involved. It was delivered by UPS. Shipping cost $4.99, which I think is reasonable. The quality is great and I look forward to giving it to big brother, who got his own bath towel when he was born. My hope is that his parents and grandparents will read it to him and when he gets old enough to read, he will read it to his little brother.

It's so nice to see a still standing brick and mortar store. The old school front doors. It's a…read moregood size and well organized. There's a bunch of featured tables well placed. Front desk staff was very nice helping me with signing up for rewards and price checking unpriced items.

I've always liked Barnes & Noble, and this location is no exception when it comes to the basics…read more They sell books, plain and simple, and that's always been the main draw for me. The shelves are well-stocked, the atmosphere is calm, and there's something timeless about being surrounded by rows and rows of stories, knowledge, and ideas. If you're just here for the books, you'll find what you need. But unfortunately, my experience was soured by the in-store café, specifically by one of the bartenders. Every time I've sat down for a coffee or tried to unwind with a book, she steers the conversation toward politics--unprompted and uninvited. I never brought up the subject, and yet she always seems to inject her own views into the interaction, as if she's testing or trying to "correct" me without even knowing my stance. It's uncomfortable, distracting, and frankly, not what I came to a bookstore café for. I don't expect complete silence, but I do expect neutral, professional service when I'm a paying customer. A bookstore should be a refuge from the noise of the outside world, not another place where politics is forced into the mix. Because of that constant negative experience, I've decided I won't be coming back to this location. It's a shame, because Barnes & Noble as a whole is still a great place for books, but this particular café's atmosphere was ruined by the bartender's unnecessary political commentary.

They cross out the original price say it's on sale and then charge $6 more. Then they say if I scan…read moreyour license you can have 10%off

How is this place still open after at least 400 closings?!!…read more Regardless, POP HAVEN, real DVDs, CD's and holy crap even vinyl! Adorable plushies, tees, electronics , etc!