This book shop is full of books. The books have been organized and the shelves are labelled. If you…read moreneed help finding a particular book, the staff is very knowledgeable and friendly. They are also willing to keep an eye open for your requests.

Been coming here for years and it's a fantastic and very beautiful book shop. My husband and I can…read moreeasily spend hours looking through books and genres, you can never be displeased with the findings. With so much variety in the shop and with being such a big shop it's very easy to get lost - in a good way! Book prices are more the reasonable and the owner has got to be the sweetest person. Any book lovers or people who know a book collector this is the place to be.

We were driving around Canada and found this little book store. It's super cute. Lots of book…read moreselection for the size. There's also a little cafe. Very affordable. The drinks start at $2.40 and go up to $7. Cookie for around $4. Pastries from $3 - $9. Way cheaper than most cafes we frequent in the states. There's plenty of seating. Four tables for two and a table for six. The logistics of how this store is set up is very impressive.

Excellent selection of new books. Plus doohickeys and doodads. The nice people behind the counter…read morehelped me with thoughtfulness and kindness.

Don't visit in a rush. There is plenty to see. Over a century of books under one roof. I was…read moreimpressed!

If you've never been here, you must go experience it right now. There are three giant floors of new…read moreand used books, records in the basement. Very complete collection.

Beautiful shop, full of hidden treasures. It's clearly been curated and well-thought through!…read moreAbsolutely worth a stop!

From the owner: Locally owned and operated vintage shop with vinyl records, cds, cassette tapes, comics, vhs / dvd…read moremovies, toys and action figures, video games, books, decor, clothing, jewelry and more!

A small B&N that's located within the culinary arts school and mostly focused on items geared…read moretowards the student population. It still has a small collection of books and normal B&N offerings. They also have culinary items, think knives, cutting boards, aprons, etc. They also have a small case with grab-and-go items, like sandwiches and drinks. Which is nice for tourist and student alike. The also share an area with a small cafe where you can get a to-go order of coffee. Overall: B A smaller B&N location but really it's for the student population with a few items for visiting tourists.

I am a student at NFCI and I'm going into my last semester. I go to school through a TRA trade act…read moreprogram so New York state pays for my classes and my books. Every semester New York State sends a letter to the man who runs the Barnes & Noble @NCCC and NFCI. Listing out that I can purchase with that letter anything I need for my classes. Every semester they never have my information in the system though they get the letter approximately four weeks before the semester starts. I know they don't consider me very important because I am just a student but I'm going through the same thing right now this will be my second trip down to pick up my books. I do have a life and I have other responsibilities and I can't just run down to the bookstore whenever I feel like it. I decided to put this on Yelp because if you're thinking of going here for school and you're coming in through anything but paying out of your own pocket be sure you're ahead of the game a bit or you'll be waiting forever for your books and supplies.

I love this Chapters. In college my boyfriend use to live…read morein St Catharines and we would come here, get a coffee and browse the aisles. I've never had a bad experience with any of the employees, they've been helpful when finding specific titles and giving recommendations. After living in Toronto for years, I'm moving back to Thorold soon and actually looking SO forward to being able to come back here to shop for my books in person and absorb the atmosphere :)

no problem selling damaged books without giving you a discount but will not allow you to return…read morethem in the same condition. apart from that its a nice store but they will try to rip you off

This bookstore seems like it has closed up shop. The phone number is no longer in service, and…read morethere are books stacked right up against the front door so that no one could really get in that way. It has a million books inside! I would love to get in there and give it a higher rating.

My aunt owns this store. It is closed a lot due to the fact her husband is sick. It has a wide…read morevariety of books. Just have to be in the area on the right day to get in.