Thank gosh another B&N is still open! I was soo looking forward to heading to the magazine rack for updated items. I was not disappointed. They were nice and organized! (I bought a True West magazine) Lots of Books, videos, DVD's, and other great stuff!! Ravenburgers Puzzles and music are still options for purchase too. Not necessarily in that order. I love any book store! This one has a nice discounted section. I think that's where I end up 99% of the time. I almost always find one affordable book I can't live without. The medical section is pretty pitiful. Books in this section are dated and honestly pretty crappy. I have noticed that the majority of the people sitting around reading magazines are over the age of 50. In years previous it was 30 something folks. I guess the demographics of readers hasn't changed, I aged with them! Lol Reading books feels like it's becoming a thing of the past. Many people today appear to read books either on their kindles or not at all. I've always been a reader and love turning the pages of a book. A Starbucks is located within B&N. Nice touch! They do close down an 1 hour before the book store I'm guessing for clean up. October 2025 read more

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This Barnes & Noble store has been in Addison for many years. My grandsons were young when I took them here, and it's still a charming book store! I mentioned in one of my reviews how the Denton B&N store has fantastic displays, well, so does this store. I am coming to realize that I prefer the older stores, as they really create the kind of child wonder I want my grandchildren to experience. And that child wonder is truly the design and layout of the store. I needed some assistance and the staff working there was truly kind to me and patient, as I had many questions. I will skip past three B&N stores in my area to go to this store going forward. read more

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Visited this Barnes & Noble for the first time while being a resident of Dallas,TX. We were instantly offered assistance by a very nice young lady in the Junior section. We ended up hanging out just allowing my little Glam baby to pretend to read several books at the table to us as we allowed this little almost two year old to mimic what ways we tend to read to her at home. She enjoyed herself and so did we. Thanks Barnes & Nobles for not having to file bankruptcy like a number of major Christian Book stores and others Book stores did during Covid and afterwards. read more

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This is a good location. Good layout. Good selection of books. Need to add more for filler. read more

This place is amazing! Love the starbucks inside, nice cafe area! Store is super clean and love that they have a black authors section! Great selection and cannot wait to read a few of them! read more

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I placed an order online and chose to pay extra for 2-3 day shipping. As of today, day 3, the order hasn't even shipped. All customer service can say is "sorry" read more

Books and being surrounded books make me feel happy. I was so glad to see that this Barnes and Noble was spacious, open, had an open cafe that had tables that were very distant and comfortable. I was able to spend an afternoon with my girls reading there without concern for overcrowding. The staff all wore masks and were so helpful in finding us the books that we needed. We'll be back for sure. Not all Barnes and Nobles show as much professionalism, spaciousness, and feeling of safety. You receive a buy one cookie get second cookie 50% coupon when you do make a book purchase. We'll definitely use this the next time we return. read more

Love it! Good for the average film guy from Texas. 'A Month of Happiness with Ms. Mollie' Healthy Recipes for 31 Days of Daily Living. Author: Mollie Ann Holt I bought this particular book and read it from the Preston Wood location at Dallas, TX This book is a easy read, but I found out a lot more and about myself. I am usually a technical book reading type guy. 31 days and I can one day at a time, that's keeping it simple. I find this enjoyable and inspirational. I loved the quotes, and those like things she call life ingredients that you can add to make each day enjoyable and plain nice. Motivational and it feds the mind, body and spirit. It was easy hints, then I wanted to read more what next. I read the whole book at one setting. It's a recipe cook book, with health tips. It covers relationships, leadership, and love and its around food. Hints and not directives that you can change your life and to make it an extraordinary special life. I think it a unique book. I think it was written by an extraordinary person who wants to help with the ingredient call love. I recommend it. I bought several copies to share with friends at Beltline Rd Preston Wood location at Dallas, TX Barnes and Noble. This store is clean and the staff is helpful even with these COVID-19 protocols. read more

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Cozy place, lots of books and with a Starbucks inside to read and enjoy a nice drink.

An amazing place to get books. The staff is friendly and always helpful. I will say the only thing is the hours are wrong here. They close at 8pm now. read more

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I almost never get to this part of town anymore. But when I do its nice to stop by and check out their magazine selection. Its geared to alittle different clientele than other Barnes and Nobles so the selection can be eclectic which I like. read more

I was disappointed in the selection. As a visitor to the area I guess I need to realize they are catering to their conservative Texas customers. Everywhere I looked there were end caps with right wing conservative books, but I had to look high and low for others. The periodical section was also disappointing. I was looking for an issue of Bella Grace, Daphne's Diary, etc. and they did not have any. I will try again on my next visit, but I have many other stores that felt warmer and had a great selection to browse. read more

Sadly bookstores are becoming a dying breed, but there are still a few hanging in there and such is the case for many Barnes and Noble stores, including this one. I don't come here often, but I always enjoy it when I do. The staff is always helpful and can lead you exactly where you are wanting to go. The store is always clean, well lit and organized. And if they don't have what you are looking for they will get it for you. read more

I was given a gift card for Barnes & Noble. I used to love to go into this store and shop. I can honestly say that I will never shop here again. It wasn't crowded, so when I asked for help twice, I had expected to get somebody to actually help me, but that didn't happen. When I finally found what I needed and went to pay, I had a $50 dollar gift card, my total was $80.04. I used the gift card, gave the cashier $40.04, it confused the poor girl at the register. She instead insisted on me keeping the 4 cents and giving me instead $9. 96. I tried to explain that I had the 4 cents to give her and she just couldn't understand. She was young, but the simple math completely threw her and the fact that the staff on the floor was rude and just not helpful, I will never come here again. read more

I went to B&N to purchase "One-Minute Prayers for Men" and I asked the manager to direct me to the correct location. He asked an employee to assist me but she only took me to the area and left me there. After a few minutes of searching for the book which I couldn't find, I decided to purchase it on Amazon instead and receive it the next day. Brick and mortar stores can't compete with online stores today. It's so much easier to find what you are looking for instead of searching through hundreds of books. read more

If you want to be racially profiled come to this store!!!!! I came here around 7 pm on 12/14 and an older lady, tall and slender with white hair kept following us but never asked if we needed help. She shuffled some things around that were hanging on display to act like she was working.... she literally just shook them around while she stared at us. Miss Karen even made it a point to miraculously answer the phone that DID NOT ring, while we were at the cashier. Lady if you suspect people of stealing, please don't make it blatantly obvious that we are a different skin tone. I would of appreciated a greeting of some sort to be welcomed in the store, not have you following us like were criminals. I've never felt so uncomfortable inside a bookstore before. Miss Karen, no wants to steal any books, book lights or a cute bookmark from your store. Maybe next time use your customer service skills and make people feel welcomed instead of ping a horrible job of following people around. Love, a person just trying to buy a book light read more

It's always a pleasure going to buy books from there because they always offer aGreat service and all the employees are always very helpful. read more

I haven't been to a bookstore in a looooong time. Knowing I had some long flights ahead of me, I thought grabbing a book or two would be a good idea. I stopped in to the Barnes & Noble and the staff were very friendly and helped me find the books I wanted. They even walked me to the sections and helped me search for the books. Bookstores are a dying breed, but it's nice to know that the one near me is pretty fantastic. read more

Great selection, always love B&N, though the selection here seems to have transitioned to a lot of nom-book items, which I'm not the biggest fan of. read more

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I really like this Barnes & Nobles. We do not live nearby but anytime we are in the area we tend to stop in. My daughter loves the kid section and there is a little wooden train on a table that she likes playing with whenever we stop by. The store is always clean and organized. They have a customer center desk to help answer any questions. It is a pretty large store so they have a little bit of everything; if they don't then they an special order it for you. All the workers have been helpful and friendly. I always buy my calendars here at the end of the year since they are 50% off! What a great deal! There's usually plenty of parking in their adjacent lot. They also have a cafe which serves Starbucks and Cheesecake Factory desserts--sooo dangerous for my waistline. read more

I only gave it 2 because there was a guy who immediately asked if I needed help and was very friendly. BUT....when I was purchasing my it we're a member. When Tristan didn't ask so I asked him if he needed my #, he replied "Why would I, unless you're a member. ". I told him I was. He looked at me oddly and put my # in. He then gave me my tumbler without a bag. I asked him if I could have a bag. He said they don't offer for only 2 things. WEIRD!! He gave me one but acted as if it was difficult. NOW, I realize that he saw the sticker price but chose to charge me the original price. Odd, that I was buying Black History stuff and he treated me like I was black and it was Dallas 1950. I'm not saying he's RACIST, but....I know what it felt like to be a black woman in 1950, except they let me walk in the store and didn't curse me. read more

This is one of larger Barnes and Noble stores in this area. It is a stand-alone location (not in a mall) with easy parking in front of it. Service is good and atmosphere is excellent. There is an attached cafe where to can preview the books, have a drink or snack, or even work. read more

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A nicer and newer B&N, and much bigger and better than the two in Plano and almost an exact copy of the one in Preston Hollow. No Starbucks next door, but they serve Starbucks coffee in their B&N cafe (which means they don't take the rewards card or whatever). Instead, you get a nicer bookstore that has tables and seating INSIDE the bookstore rather than having to leave the premises like the others. This makes it easier to peruse through books inside. Ranking of top B&N in Dallas: 1. (tie) Northpark 1. (tie) Stonebriar (Frisco) 2. Firewheel (Garland) 3. (tie) Addison 3. (tie) Lewisville 3. (tie) Preston Hollow Tie for last: East Plano, Willow Bend read more

This year, as a teacher during COVID, I regularly visit the Barnes & Noble right down the road from my school during many of my lunches. I don't know how I would have gotten through this rough year without JoJo! She is so kind, caring, hard-working, and a great listener. Throughout the year, she has gotten to know me well and really has gone the extra mile. JoJo, Kim, and all the other employees at this store provide a safe, helpful, genuinely kind, and joyful environment for us stressed-out teachers! Thank you all for what you do! read more

It's always nice to browse a brick & mortar book store. I have a nook, but still enjoy wandering around looking for deals. There's a hands on display of the 3 different nooks that they sell. The sales person was very knowledgeable and answered all of my questions. Plenty of parking and free wifi. read more

It'd been a few years since I've gone to a B&N so I was a bit out of my zone but thankfully I ran into Andrew who was super nice and helped me find everything I was looking for super quick! It's the little things like having awesome people like Andrew that win me over. Great place. read more

I have always loved this Barnes and Noble. It's a nice big one with a great variety and selection. You can get help easily. I also love the Starbucks there, more for the reading ambiance encouragement than the coffee. All around a great store. It's a pity they are dying out. ~Carpe Diem~ read more

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Books and more books. This is always a clean place .and a good selection . Was able to find all my books and more. Staff was friendly and willing to help . Lots of bargain books to choose from. Was surprised to see the selection of journals and other gift ideas. Also learned they sold videos too never knew this . read more

There is something magical about being in a bookstore. This Barnes & Noble gave me that feeling. I wandered around killing some time before Best Buy opened down the street. This location has a great layout and offered many bestsellers and other noteable texts. While I didn't buy anything, I definitely added quite a few titles to my "Must-Have" list. The only downside of Barnes & Noble are their prices. read more

Super helpful staff and a great selection of books. This location has a Starbucks inside, which is always a plus. Didn't know I had one, so close to my favorite mall! Check this location out- they look like they may have been doing some remodeling. Right by DSW and multiple restaurants! read more

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Dropped by this location to purchase "A Clash of Kings" by George R.R. Martin, the second novel in A Song of Ice and Fire. All B&N's have pretty much the same layout. As soon as you walk in you're met with the latest electronic devices. Starbucks entices your senses with fresh coffee. The rows of fun toys for learning are distracting. I wish I had those when I was young. You can wander around and never get bored. read more

I'm glad this bookstore still exists. They've got their coffee skip like many bookstores do. They have a good selection. Helpful employees can order if they don't. Support one of the actual bookstores we have left! read more

I love me some Barnes and Noble! I read way more than your average person.. Usually finishing somewhere between 1-3 books per week. Sometimes more (but very occasionally less). I don't buy ALL of my books at Barnes and Noble, as I read so many. I use Half Price Books quite frequently... but B&N is my favorite. The store's layout is nice (although since I frequented the Lewisville location for so long when I lived there, sometimes I get confused when I walk in and try to make a bee-line for the section I want!) and their merchandising folks do a good job. Their seasonal/special/promo tables are set up well, are usually not obtrusive, and I've found a handful of interesting things there. Then, they always have their specials. On the B&N paperback classics, you can do the buy 2, get a 3rd free (or some other comparable special). Also, they'll frequently include other books in specials and whatnot. Reading spots or study spots are hard to come by at this location, though. I get it, it's not a library, but sometimes if I'm sitting on the fence about a particular title, I'll want to read a bit of it before I commit to the purchase. Especially during midterms/finals time, there is not an empty chair to be found. It gets packed. With the amount of money I tend to spend here, I really SHOULD sign up for their Members program, but I'm cheap.. and I keep telling myself that I'll cut back on my spending there and the $25 to join their Members program is too high. They will ask me at the register if I'm a Member. They'll usually see if I want to join when I tell them I'm not... but they've never been pushy about it, as Lark L. said they were. It's always a clean store, the bathrooms are clean and usually well-stocked. It certainly has a nice exterior as well. Parking's not too bad, but the sprawling shopping center B&N is located in can create some obnoxious traffic when getting in and out. I'm not a huge fan of their Barnes and Noble Cafe... yes, they have Starbucks Coffee, Cheesecake Factory desserts, and they offer sandwiches and whatnot. But they only have a microwave to heat things up. So when I order a delicious-looking "Apple Purse" pastry, it gets all soggy and... microwaved when they stick it in there. Seating is hard to come by in the cafe area, especially during busy school times or during the summer. Overall, I really do love this location. It's big, it's clean, it's well-organized, and the employees have been helpful in locating books for me (By the way, it's part of their policy to walk you to the book you want rather than simply directing you how to get there. This is to ensure that you DO actually find the book you want and that it's there. If they just point you in the right direction, who knows if you'll get there, and if you do get there, if you'll buy it.-- So if you have a problem with them walking with you to show you the book you asked for, then just wander around and find it yourself. I've had friends who haven't liked that.). Oh, and for the record... My boyfriend (who worked at B&N 10+ years ago) goes crazy when people call it "Barnes and Nobles" instead of "Barnes and Noble"- the actual name. If you're around us and you want to see his eyes go red and smoke come out of his ears... read more

I thought this B&N was addison but apparently its not. But just know, that its literally next door to addison. It's a good spot to study and they brew starbucks coffee inside (they dont accept starbucks gold cards or coupons, only B&N). They have free wifi! :) Always a plus. The temperature here can be kinda funny. I find myself freezing in the summer and too warm in the winter. It's hard to find a spot on weekends and during school finals, but still if you can snag one youre good to go, its a good place to study, do some work/browsing on your laptop, or read a good book :) read more

Been to this one several times. All the book store chains are dying out. It's close by to work and the places I stay at. Not a lot of places to sit. They need more cozy chairs around! Everyone sits at the starbucks instead and one time, I saw a chess tournament going on at a table. The staff is very friendly and helpful and I don't find that in a lot of bookstores. I get weird "are you going to buy that" stare or just quiet librarian types. The other bookstore chain that is my favorite is Half Price. Both recommended. read more

As always, the staff that works the support desk in the middle of the store are excellent and extremely knowledgeable. They know their stuff people! I bought a Nook here years ago and I remember the friendly girl walking me through all of the technology. Yes, I'm a Millennial and could not work a Nook. Call me traditional, but I LOVE the feeling of a book in my hand. This is the only place I'll go if I need to buy a book in Dallas. Of course, I'm biased because of Starbucks onsite but that is life! read more

Not going to write a lengthy review about a national chain - they are basically the same everywhere. What i do want to discuss is the lack of Lounge area. I go here to relax, read a book, work on my computer - whatever - but the only places to sit was by the Starbucks, and that is bothersome to someone who is trying to read, relax and work...... Give me a sofa or a chair every now and then throughout the store so I can be alone... read more

Thank you you Katie for helping me find the book I was looking for. She had it waiting at the cash register when I arrived. Great service.

Love this place , coffee and lemon bar was great! The employee were very helpful. Prices are a little tiny bit high for the pens but besides that very recommended. read more

This is one of the nicest B&N I routinely go to. The coffee shop is of good quality, and for the most part reasonable. One nicety of this location is that they regularly have good sales and clearance bins. The service here is also well above the norm! There are a number of nice sitting areas throughout the location. You can also find a number of great quality bound books for gifts, not rare books, but nicely bound and for the purpose reasonably priced... Make sure you spend the $25 to get the discount card, if you plan on spending more than $21 a month cumulatively at B&N. read more