Come and pick up a free library book or two. Sometimes there are more books and other times there…read morearen't very many. They have mostly kids books usually but you can find adult reading also. ***Please remember to always close the door so the books don't get wet if it rains. Nobody wants a moldy book!*** This is also a great place to leave those books you have already read and no longer want to keep. Magazines are welcome also. There is also a decent kids playground in the middle of the shopping center with park benches and a stage area. It's to the left of the Little Library (if you are in front facing it).

Very friendly staff who are there to assist you with where you need to go…read more When you open the doors, the security guard will ask you to: 1. Take your cellphone and keys out of your purse or pocket. 2. Put your purse or wallet on the conveyor belt. 3. Walk through the body scanner and collect your belongings..

I was called for Jury Duty for my first time since I moved to this county almost 3 years ago. I was…read moreimpressed with the efficiency of the process. I had to be there by 8am. That was a bummer. There is a lot of parking in the garage and an elevator to take you to the right floor. I was grateful to the other kind ladies that gave me directions. I went thru security quickly. Stood in line to check in. All really smooth and efficient. Big room with lots of screens to update you on information. Although I was selected for a judges trial, the case never came to fruition and we were cut loose just before lunch. I made $30. Excellent.

There are lots of books available here free of cost. It's better to come here late in the day to…read moreavoid traffic. It is located in the school carpool lane of Mulberry Elementary.

The inside of this store is a lot bigger than you would expect! Their children's section is…read morewonderful. However I found it lacking in their romance and fantasy sections. The staff there is super friendly though and willing to help you find what you need!

Honestly I really wanted to like this store. It's independently owned and a hidden gem in the world…read moreof Amazon book buyers. So I went to buy some books for my home- and asked if they have The alchemist by Paulo Coelho. The employee who assisted me was really nice explained the pricing on books and everything. Then said yes I think we might have that book. She asked the gentleman at the check out area - and he seemed upset - said we don't carry any books by that author. It seemed like there is sone huge censorship or dislike for certain authors at this store. It made me feel very uncomfortable. The other side of the store is now selling honey, oils , different teas etc. My son tried the whipped honey and fell in love with it, and I bought a bottle of thar honey. Overall, I think it's a decent book store but you might not find certain authors, not sure what basis they are doing different censorship.

The store is nicely organized, with a welcoming and inviting atmosphere. It wasn't overcrowded,…read moremaking it easy to find what you're looking for. The staff were friendly and helpful when looking for a specific item. Their cafe, located on the upper level floor, offers a variety of drinks and food items. Books can be expensive, but it's possible to find a good book for $7. I recommend shopping online and ordering pick-up to save time and money.

I stopped by Barnes & Noble recently looking to find books written by or about American war heroes…read more-- real stories of courage, sacrifice, and patriotism. To my disappointment, there was barely a trace. No section dedicated to military history from a personal, boots-on-the-ground perspective, and very few titles focused on the men and women who've actually defended this country. Meanwhile, there were entire tables and shelves devoted to identity politics -- including sections focused entirely on LGBTQ+ themes and narratives about racism, particularly centered on white guilt or privilege. I'm not saying those stories don't deserve space, but the complete lack of balance is frustrating. Our veterans and fallen heroes deserve to be remembered, read about, and celebrated. They shouldn't be buried behind bestsellers that push one side of the story while ignoring the people who made it possible for us to live freely and have these conversations in the first place. I expected more from a national bookstore. At the very least, give us a section that honors real American courage.

staff was so friendly! got in and out quickly with no wait. will always use this post officeread more

Got some LAZY S O B up in this post office, we have an open community and no one bothered to…read moredeliver at the front door and of course they dodge accountability but not having a phone number to contact. Nobody answers my phone calls and when I do get a phone number it just goes straight to voicemail no one gets back to me hope everybody here gets fired. I've had so many issues with them being lazy and not wanting to get out of their vehicle to do their job and DELIVER!

I was at the Gwinnett County Tag Office located at 2735 Mall of Georgia. I deeply appreciate a…read morestaff name Nicolette at the entrance and Erica, at the window 8, these 2 ladies helps my needs with very friendly and professional manner and very pretty smiles on their face. I was so happy walking out of the office. Because of these ladies, The Gwinnett County Tag Office is shining.. Thank you,

Walked in at 5pm (30min before close). The greeter/check-in lady was extremely welcoming, kind and…read morepleasant for what I thought may be a stressful experience. The agent that helped me renew my tag was extremely swift and efficient.