I love me an old bookstore-the smell of the old books, the creaky wood floors and the set of eyes…read morethat gaze at you when you walk in the front door. It's a whole vibe and one that you just can't get with a bookstore that primarily sells new books. There are some items here that are kept under glass, making me think that they might be rare or valuable. Just browsing the shelves provides endless amounts of curiosity-about the stories or information that these treasures hold. If you're looking for something specific, you might be able to ask the shop keeper for assistance, or just come and see what treasures find you. You're guaranteed to find something!

Excellent selection of hardback old vintage books in pretty good condition. Nice selection of…read morebargain clearance outside the store for $1-3 Overall vibe is quiet and musky smelling. Good lighting and organization. Though topics are dated. Not for romance fantasy or more contemporary fiction readers. Poor poetry and traveling section. Missing many categories... Summarized in two words: overpriced and outdated. I've found the same things online for 50-80% off compared to this store.

I came here today on a whim, while seeing this listed as a Christian bookstore. I loved the…read morenativities they had set out and actually bought one! Lots of interesting things here and the workers here are super nice. When I saw temple merchandise, I figured out really quickly that it's a Mormon bookstore. I'm not a Mormon so I felt a bit out of place. I wasn't sure how to rate this place, and would feel wierd leaving a negative review due to the difference in beliefs, so I'll give it 4 stars for the kindness of the workers, and the awesome Nativity display.

This is a perfectly lovely bookstore if you are a Mormon. But there is nowhere in its description…read morethat says that is who it caters to. 99% of everything in that store was specifically Mormon but it is listed as a Christian bookstore. It is not.

This was a nice visit…read more We came for an author book signing, we also left with his book and 5 other books. I liked the store, it was well organized and they were friendly. I liked that they had a section of books they let you look through before they shelved them. I'm going to enjoy reading this summer.

unfortunately, I've purchased my last book at this chain of stores. I found a book on their…read morewebsite, and they would not honor the advertised price, commenting that I would just need to process the order online. I was standing there with multiple books to purchase and did not buy any of them due to managements inability to provide a modicum of customer service. I wanted the in-store experience, I didn't want the inconvenience of having to stand off to the side and purchase a book online that they could've adjusted on the spot. Their answer to this was to raise their hands as if there was nothing they could do. Your website and your customer service should not be at odds this badly. They blamed the fact that online and in-store markets operate under different conditions, but to me this ended up being more like false advertising and bad customer service. There are less expensive ways to purchase books online elsewhere without having to deal with a ridiculous and antiquated rule set.

8/20/26 Today I had…read morean annual Dr appointment across the street from Barnes and Noble. I always make my way here to satisfy my reading interests. Located in the Village Square of Dana Park. Parking 5/5 I always find parking in the large shared lot in Dana Park. Selection 4/5 This isn't the Franchise's largest location but it's the closest to me during regular travels. I spend my time grazing in their Religious. Philosophy, advanced Science and Mathematics sections. Occasionally I find something to satisfy the nerd within. Service 5/5 I always been happy with the help I've received including ordering books. Value 5/5 As book and mortars go, (see what I did), I find what I've purchased to be reasonable when coupled with the in person experience of grazing the isles. Mental workouts with a book my friends-SYOY!

Barnes and nobles is a nice place to browse. I rarely buy books as I use amazon first reads each…read moremonth. I'm more of a moviegoer but it's a good place for book lovers. I added pics of the black Friday line and buy one get one 50% off books.

This bookstore is super cute! It's located inside of the library, just through a short hall. The…read morebookstore has a nice variety of books of all genres, as well as CDs, puzzles, and the like. Though I didn't find a book I was looking for, I was able to pick up a mint condition puzzle for the fair price of $1! The volunteer cashiers were super sweet and helpful in my search. Just as a note, this shop is cash only!

Cute little shop inside the Sun City library. You can find some neat stuff for inexpensive while…read moresupporting a local library.

I have a large cookbook collection and decided to start getting rid of it. Have taken a few boxes,…read moreso far. They pay a fraction of what they cost, but I hope someone else finds some pleasure in them. Better than sitting on my shelf collecting dust.

A good resource for used books, DVDs, music CDs, Japanese figures, Nintendo games and then some…read more Very well organized by type of item. Staff are very informative and helpful. Shared parking lot

Truly so much fun!! The store is getting busier and it's been so fun to talk and connect with…read morepeople. Feels like everyone is excited to get out, read, talk, discuss, laugh and truly live a beautiful life. Thanks for bringing us together, Barnes & Nobel Booksellers!! But to be a true review.. store is clean, well organized, and has a great selection of value items. So many things for almost any budget. All associates are: happy, helpful and check-out moves decently. Even the Starbucks inside is elevated with speciality items. Thanks, it was nice to escape the heat!!

Located in SanTan Village Parkway is this Barnes & Noble. Parking is shared, and can be tricky to…read moremaneuver if the other businesses are busy. This is one of the few that I know are two stories, so that's very neat! Wide array of options between books, entertainment, mugs, totes, and so much more! Price points can be higher than other stores, but you are buying new. Additionally, there is a Proudly Brew Starbucks location if you want a coffee/tea while you shop. Overall, a great store with very friendly staff.

Stopped in for a bit to explore and see what they had to offer. As the name states the store is set…read moreup to be similar to a 'maze' with how the shelves are set up. It was fun walking around looking at everything. We found a lot of neat books and a lot of older books, many of which were being sold for some pretty decent prices. We ended up picking up a few more things than we thought we would. I also really liked their board game section and it was cool they also sold DVDs,Cds, records and more. I've heard there are cats who roam the store, I saw their cat tower, but didn't spot any cats while I was there. Parts of the store seem semi-unfinished but it was still a cool spot.

Weird place. Definitely a cool concept, it tries to stay as true to a "maze" as possible. The…read moremildew smell couldn't be ignored. The man working had pajamas and no shoes on-- I'm not one to judge, but it seemed like he wasn't expecting us. Kind of creepy and half done. Not a very good selection and they only took like 1/8th of the books we tried to sell, for $20. It took everything in me not to get annoyed. Yes, I did take the $20, but I'm going to stick to eBay/Mercari for selling my books .

The finest bookstore for rare and collectible books that I have ever stepped into. Absolutely…read morewonderful.

what an odd store. if you like having panic attacks, by all means, venture in, boy-o! so as others…read morehave stated on here, the selection is vast. and i and others i know have purchased a book or two here over the years. but MY GOODNESS -- there are boxes boxes and oh yes BOXES of unsorted books e-v-e-r-y-w-h-e-r-e. in the aisles. blocking lots of shelves and sections. fire hazard? yes. hoarder? yes. the book police should put a hard stop on this business from purchasing one more book until it does something with the thousands of titles littering its walkways. the staff here is....................interesting. not necessarily bad per se, but not necessarily, uh, helpful without being low-key condescending. it's like: dude, books are dying, you are LUCKY if anyone comes in here. i love books. but a lot of people don't. you would think you'd tailor your store of dying dinorsaur chopped trees to be organized and welcoming. not dark, scary and with a high probability of getting lost and/or a sprained ankle from hurtling bankers boxes. 3 stars. clean your act up, Book Barn.