Because Black and Read is tucked in and hard to see while driving along Wadsworth, I haven't had…read morethe chance to stop by until this past weekend. I didn't really have any expectations and decided to just check it out but ended up very surprised. First off, the service here is top notch. Since we walked in to when we left, the people here are the prime example of customer service. Great job guys! There are a ton of new and used puzzles, board games, records, etc here. The prices are in between a thrift store and places that only sell new stuff if that makes sense? Especially if you're looking for board games, you would really enjoy this place. There were so many here that I have never heard of before. I got a used puzzles here for $7! I look forward to coming back here and browsing around!

What a fantastic store with a ideal mix of games, books, and records. The used RPGs selection is…read moreparticularly outstanding. Very friendly and helpful staff as well. Makes me wish I passed through Denver more often!

Great place to find inexpensive vinyl and other odd media relics..!! Found almost all of Arthur…read moreLyman's releases on vinyl here, not mention some Martin Denny and Herb Alpert..!!

Ok so the original Black & Read a few miles north is amazing, but this little hole in the wall…read morestorefront is still full of charm!! I feel like it gets a bad rap being compared to the other store. But we had fun (and love eclectic records!). Lots of great records, great prices, and is far more organized than other (very old) reviews claim. If you want a quick stop for some good tunes, a family game, or something to read, definitely stop in (on Saturdays!). We'll be back for the next treasure hunt

It's a store at a mall that sells music as well as new and used DVDs. Unfortunately, since those…read moreare two largely-dead niche markets anymore (RIP MediaPlay and Hastings/TradeSmart), this largely caters to younger crowds who probably don't want to sort through racks upon racks of treasures for those last few DVDs you need to complete your Tom Cruise movie collection or replace that season of Buffy the Vampire Slayer that has a scratched disc. So the stock isn't fantastic, and the deals are mostly "hey, we marked this higher than you'll see it outside the mall then marked it down so the 'sale' price is actually the fair price anyone else would charge." Still, it's nice to see a shop that stocks vinyl without specifically *specializing* in it. Thirty-nine dollars for a fairly common Sabbath album is kinda high, though. They have a "save a percentage with membership" program but for some unknown reason, it also involves magazine subscriptions, on which you can also save(?)! I asked about it (since they had a sign to ask how to save) but I've seen so many "save on newsstand prices!" magazine scams masquerading as programs trying to sell me something they think I want (read: magazines) that I tuned out before the register monkey had finished the shpiel about how much it would cost up front versus how much off our purchases we'd actually save, let alone how much I'd be paying for magazines, apparently. So we still got some stuff, a couple seasons of Castle we didn't have and the Hobbit Extended Edition three-pack that we couldn't find at Best Buy. They probably would have also sold out of it if they tried selling popular movies instead of membership magazine programs, so guess I'm lucky in that regard.

This store scams people through a membership program that they pretend is a free rewards program…read more They get your credit card information through your purchase and then save it in their systems to charge you again and again. Not only that they also purposely misspelled my name and email by adding in random letters so I could not receive benefits or know about the subscription unless checking my bank statements. I only found out after getting a letter about an increase in the membership fee. I tried to get a refund but they said they couldn't due to the "terms and conditions" that I never even had the ability to agree to.

I really enjoy visiting the Barnes & Noble store near Colorado Mills. It's clean well organized,…read moreand the staff are super friendly. It's also my favorite place to go to buy presents for my kids and for my kids friends birthday parties. They have a great selection of books and toys.

Five stars for the B&N book store! They have a massive collection of books and I love the fact they…read morestill carry magazines. Although I wish they'd rename the outdated "women's interest" area to "fashion" or similar. The coffee shop has its pros and cons. I enjoy sitting down to peruse a magazine over a coffee. The coffee quality and service leaves a little to be desired though. I was excited, however, to finally see they offer a gluten friendly cookie - after all of these years! I was mystified as to why they have them smack bang in the middle of the display cabinet, right next to all of the gluten-containing bakery items. These need to be kept separate so there's no cross contamination.

Weird vibe. When I entered they didn't seem too interested in helping. The entire time I felt I was…read moreviewed w distrust. Have a good selection of retro games. Prices for Pokemon cards were on the high side. Prices of singles were strict. No discounts. Doesn't matter if paying by cash or however much you bought. Just not a great experience. I would recommend this place if you are into retro games. But that's about it. In a dingy strip mall w shady people and felt unsafe.

They weren't kind to us while we were waiting for open, while their selection was nice, they…read moreweren't welcoming nor kind. Their value is 60% so instantly I was confused how I was supposed to make any deals. Save your time and not go here since there are many better places.

A friend and I took a stroll around the market before sitting down to dinner and popped into…read moreEdgewater books. What a lovely store! An excellent collection of new and used books. I asked for a few recommendations and poked around while chatting with my friend and after some time and some friendly guidance from the woman working there we each settled on a book. She purchased used and I new. I grabbed the second book in a series that I've been enjoying and was grateful to be able to snag my next bedtime read while browsing locally. Great concept and I'm certain I'll be grabbing many more books in the future.

From the owner: Located in the Edgewater Public Market, Edgewater Books features a lovingly curated selection of…read moreused books and greeting cards. We may have that special book you’ve been looking for, or that you’ve been meaning to read. We accept donations of books in good or better condition, with a limit of one box per customer per week. For buyback inquiries, please email us a few photos and a paragraph describing your collection. Please allow up to one week for a response.

Super nice guy that works there..possibly owner? Went to look for vinyls and he was helpful and…read morethings were priced great. He seemed to have some regulars that came in and were friendly too. We were looking for certain vinyls and he had us text him which ones and said he'd keep his eyes out and text us if he found them. He let us spread out and look through all the records and didn't rush us. Hard to find though. No big sign. He is in same strip mall and directly across from cakes by Karen.

Wonderful, very fast work on my guitar. It sounds much better after he set it up, adjusted the…read moreneck, and polished the frets.

Love these guys, they will help you enjoy your music better than you could have conceived of…read more Always a treat getting to check out their inventory in the showroom. Not cheap but if you're shopping here I don't think that matters to you.

I came in with a turn table I got from the Brass Armadillo and couldn't figure out why it wouldn't…read moreplay anything from the speakers. Initially I bought a new stylus off amazon because I thought that was the problem (it was) but amazon didn't specify what stylus i was buying so when it came to my door it wouldn't fit at all and i broke the original. So when I took it in the team there hooked me up and got me right, explained to me that i probably bought some cartridge and stylus that would make my music sound like crap they got me set up with a pretty good stylus and carriage and installed it for me and tested to make sure it worked, quick and easy too. These guys are awesome and screw amazon, listening to records is an art that should be listened to with the right equipment not some cheap amazon baloney. Come check this place out it's pretty cool and they will make sure you have a good listening experience from your turntable.

This market is a must do! As a seasoned thrifter/vintage/antique shopper, this is one of the…read morelargest antique malls / vintage markets I've encountered. Whatever you're into, you can find it here - beautiful art, brass, copper, milk glass, depression glass, china, chinoiserie, ginger jars, vintage CorningWare and Tupperware, beautiful antique furniture, jewelry, Barbies, books, vinyl, real vintage clothing and fur coats, animal skins, all sorts of collectibles - you will find it all here! Also lots of western/equestrian items such as saddles and boots. Unfortunately not a lot of silver on the day I went, but I did find some beautiful silver spreaders. I also found the most gorgeous copper water pitcher that I initially left behind, but obsessed over until I went back later and got it! iykyk As with all markets like this, prices vary by booth, but overall I found them to be higher than average (for the things I consistently see and shop for). So you may find your unicorn, but you probably won't find it for a bargain. The market is laid out in a perfect grid pattern, making it super easy to navigate and ensure you don't miss any booths. The front right quadrant consists of rows of locked cases. While it absolutely makes sense for certain things to be under lock and key - like jewelry and small items, delicate and fragile items that shouldn't be handled, super rare and valuable antiques - many of the items in the cases were none of these things. I found this annoying, especially if the price wasn't readily visible. Many booths are well curated and organized, but many others are a hodge-podge assortment of completely unrelated items. Plan to spend at least two-three hours here, and more if you follow the golden rule of making a second lap! I did make a second lap (not of the cases) and spent 3.5 hours. Happy shopping!

I didn't take any photos as I didn't see anything worth taking photos of. This place has such…read morecurious choices that I just wonder if I missed the "idea" or if there were themes present. The odd array indeed captivated us for a good thirty minutes so there was that! Most of the stuff in glass cases made for an interesting, never ending feel to an antique shop that I haven't got before. The cherry on top of the experience was seeing the sign saying "refills are not free!" - really made us feel welcome. I'm leaving a review more for myself to remind myself, you've been to the dillo, now do not return.