Our family absolutely loves Barnes & Noble -- this place is easily a 5-star favorite for us!…read more My kids have basically grown up here, and it truly feels like a second home. It's two floors of pure enjoyment. On the first floor, there's a Starbucks, which adds such a cozy touch -- you can grab a coffee, matcha, or tea and just sit down with a book and relax. The store is very -- there's an elevator and escalators, making it easy with kids. The second floor has an amazing kids' section with books and toys. And not just any toys -- they're actually high-quality, unique, and very thoughtfully curated. There are also areas where kids can play, and even a small stage where they host storytime on certain days -- such a magical experience for little ones. Everything is always clean and comfortable. I especially love the carpeted floors -- it makes it so easy to just sit down anywhere, even on the floor, with a book and your coffee and enjoy the moment. The book selection is huge, including lots of activity books, crafts, and educational materials. My kids absolutely love it here -- there's always something new to explore, create, and learn. Restrooms are clean, staff is friendly, and the location is great. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, as well as a Whole Foods Market and other shops. Parking is also very convenient. Overall, this is one of our favorite places to spend time as a family. Highly recommend!

I first began going to this bookstore about 25 years ago when I moved to Boca Raton. It had a…read moregreat story time in their upstairs children's section. Both my daughter and I loved it. It is in a nice shopping center on Glades Road, across from FAU University. The staff are always helpful. The cafe is very popular and very busy. I also love that they have plenty of tables to sit down and grab something to eat or drink. Plenty of books and other merchandise to browse or buy. Always something on sale or clearance as well.

Great selection and organization. Also the staff is so lovely and helpful. All the books are very…read morevery well priced only a few dollars at most.

I found this place when looking for a bookstore and it did not disappoint. It's located inside the…read moreBoca Raton library. The books are used and very inexpensive, often having discounts on top of the low prices (like $1 per book). You can also drop off your used books here for them to sell. It's run by volunteers, and they raise money such as the library's bookmobile for outreach to underserved communities in Boca Raton, the AWE Early Literacy Stations in both the downtown Boca Raton Public Library and the Spanish River Library, and the award-winning Storywalk trails at public parks, as well as other things. Every time I've come the volunteers have been super sweet and personable. I highly recommend.

Fantastic place. Lee and Jesus were really nice. I really wanted to find a retro video game place…read moreto play my ps1/ps2 and N64 games and this place had it all. While they didn't have most of the games I was looking for, they said that they always get new stuff in everyday, so that gets me excited. Overall I love this place as it makes me very nostalgic looking at all of the old games and consoles. Amazing store!!!

The service was excellent and at a fair price. I had a PlayStation repaired. It was ready sooner…read morethan I expected. They also have a great verity of used games and systems available for sale.

This is a wonderful bookstore. It has an awesomely brilliant cross between nostalgia currently used…read moreitems so it fits your modern needs. The best part of all is that they take back college textbooks and you can purchase used college textbooks at a discount price. It's hard to find a place like this nowadays so for all of the students out there this is your spot! And for all of the quaint bookstore aficionados that can do without all of the flash of a giant corporate bookshop you'll love coming here. Can't wait to come back .

I love the collection of books and the store, but the employees are really grumpy and mean. I went…read moreto give a bunch of books for donation and they snapped at me and told me next time to call before coming in. ( which I had and the lady told me to come in- lol)

As far as collectible shops go this one was spacious and had a little bit of every genre. Magic and…read moreDungeons & Dragons game tables set up in the middle with a separate overflow room. Found some nice comics from the 1970s and 1980s but not too many. Searched for a few to complete my comic book collection with negative results. The marvel posters and superhero resin statues are very cool. The prices seem very fair with a small room of POP action figures at 50% off. Older comic books and action figures are more my thing, but I understand the store is more influenced by hobbies and games.

Only 1 parking spot and 1 handicap spot in front on the store so not really sure where else to…read morepark. The brick storefront is set back off 441 so easy to miss but look for the big sign. My hubby is infatuated with retro comics and toys so I went with him today and had fun. Big room full of nostalgia toys and things. The full size Michael Myers prop was scary.

I've been a gamer my whole life and drove out here specifically looking for a good beginner…read moreDungeons & Dragons gift for my 10 year old nephew so we could start playing together. I found this store through online recommendations and expected a welcoming tabletop gaming environment. The cashier was polite and greeted me when I walked in, so credit where it's due. But after that, the experience was honestly disappointing. There were three employees in the store, I was literally the only customer there, and not one of the three employees ever asked what I was looking for or if I needed help with anything. One older gentleman, who seemed like he may have been the owner or manager, came across as grumpy and completely uninterested. The cashier, who was female, was the only person who acknowledged me at all. The two men working there barely made eye contact, acted completely uninterested, and honestly gave off the vibe that they did not want to help me or even acknowledge my existence. It felt awkward and unwelcoming the entire time I was there. I walked the entire store from front to back trying to find something beginner friendly for a child getting into Dungeons & Dragons. From what I could tell, the store seemed overwhelmingly focused on Warhammer and miniatures. Maybe they had what I needed, but I honestly could not tell because nobody bothered to engage with the only customer in the store. The frustrating part is that I made a pretty long drive specifically to come here because it was recommended online. It would have taken almost no effort for one of the three employees to simply ask, "Can we help you find something?" Instead, I just got grumpy expressions, zero interaction, and an uncomfortable atmosphere. What's really a shame is that my friends actually play Warhammer, and when I first walked in and saw all the tables, setups, and gaming space, I honestly thought this might be a cool place to bring friends and hang out in the future. But after the attitude I experienced, forget it. Gaming is supposed to be fun. It's supposed to be social. People should be smiling, talking, welcoming others into the hobby, especially when someone is trying to support a local business and introduce a kid to gaming. Instead, this place felt cold and unfriendly. Honestly, when you go into a locally owned business and the staff acts uninterested or unfriendly, it makes you lose interest in buying anything from them. I was specifically trying to support a local gaming store instead of just going to a big franchise like Target or Barnes & Noble, but at least in those places someone usually asks if you need help finding something. If business is struggling there, I honestly would not be surprised if attitude has something to do with it. I left empty handed and disappointed. I'll probably just end up going to Barnes & Noble like I should have in the first place instead of trying to give a local business a chance.

I have been going here with my husband aince September or October of last year and I will say, this…read moreplace is very fun, the MTG events are very fun, made new friends and the staff is wonderful. Peter and Tara are always great. Their new staff members are also very sweet! They help out a lot when I have questions and the prices are very reasonable compared to other places I have been to. I recommend this place to anyone who wants to learn new card games and make new friends! Also they have great selection of boxes and sleeves.

If you love the bound books that Scholastic sells, this is a great place to go for older and a few…read morenewer books for your school kids and yourself. A few times a year, Scholastic Warehouse opens its doors to the public. The Scholastic Warehouses are the hubs for where bookfair cases are "built" that go out to schools for their fundraising book sales. Obviously a lot of the books from school sales get sent back to the warehouse unsold, thus periodic open warehouse sales. The better sales happen when the entire warehouse is open to the public, usually around the holidays. Most sales feature half off everything, including already discounted items, but check their website before you go and register; they give you a $10 and $20 off sale coupon to print and take to the sale for MORE savings on TOP of the sale discounts. I support the school book sales, but this is a bonus treat for the young bookworms in my life. My older child loves roaming the young adult section for classics and newer series books. I also get the preschool and little kids picture books as "switch a book for the iPad sometimes" moments for my friends with the toddlers and preschoolers. How can you not read "the hungry caterpillar" in bound book form? Tons of awesome recipe books and those pricey hardcover reference books for half off, too. There is a large section of fancy overpriced pencils, pens, erasers and gadgets for half off. I always get those pens topped with the pop-out eyes heads @_@ and the fuzzy heads ¥¥**¥¥ Book gathering, step away from the kindle.

I wanted to relive my youth and browse the beauty of the Scholastic Book Fair. The cases of books…read morepropped open and the little pencils and trinkets that are overpriced but you want to buy anyways. This was a great experience to go the Scholastic warehouse in Pompano! They hold sales every few months. I went on the very last day and they had BOGO deal! If you're on the market to bulk buy books for schools, your kids, students, anyone, this is a great way to support Scholastic and make books available. Plenty of parking. Plenty of different books. I'm so glad they offer open house!