Absolutely beautiful bookstore. Really neat that they have a mix of both new and used books, I love…read morethat! The inside is cozy and there is nothing short of any genre of book you can think of. Plenty of spots to get cozy and read. I wasn't aware they were a part of Barnes & Noble, but I definitely got a locally-owned vibe! Pretty pricey- I spent $50 for a book and 4 stickers. Staff are all super friendly and helpful.

This is no longer an independently owned bookstore, so BEWARE that you are lining the pockets of…read morethose giant corporations and not your local bookseller. If shopping local is important to you. With that being said. It is still a very inviting space with all the books you could want from a walking store.

I could hang in here forever. Mutiny Information Cafe is exactly that, never change!…read more I loved the cereal killer and the Cardi B cardamom cakes, duh. Excited to hit a comedy night here :)

This was such a cool spot! We mainly came for the photobooth which is over 50 years old but the…read morerest of the place was just as interesting! They have records, books, comic books, and more! I decided to just get an iced green tea while we browsed the shop and it was super cool to see everything they had. The bathroom is also Elvis themed! I will have to come back when I have more time so I can browse through everything!

Such an awesome little boutique bookshop. We spotted it from a block away and had to stop in. Lots…read moreof new and popular books in the collection, and plenty of lovely gifts, taro cards, puzzles, teas, pins, stickers, etc. to choose from for book lovers. a must-visit! Prices varied, many books were full priced but also consider that you're supporting local. Only one person appeared to be working on busy Black Friday but she was friendly!

After visiting this shop several times and never seeing the actual owner's face, I can honestly say…read morethe customer service for this shop stays hidden behind a tall counter, with her head of black hair down and eyes averted, let's start with that. She sits huddled in black, like a literal fly on the wall. Now onto the selection of sexist, queer stock of merchandise that greets every customer who enters in--including small children who don't need grooming on adult sexual preferences. In fact, I don't appreciate any shop that alienates my husband--who's also the one buying product on my behalf. He's in his final semester of school before defending his dissertation and obviously loves the written word. But between sage piles for exorcising spirits to stacked candles meant for exorcising whatever is straight in a man, I felt there was a vibe of anger and resentment in a room that should've been welcoming, given the warm fairy lights framing the children's section. Feminism sits in a collage of frames on the lower ceiling, but it felt as fake as the plastic casing it. Books should be a safe place for everyone, without bias. Men and women are not on this earth to constantly compete against each other but to complement one another. We won't be back again, nor will our children.

My friend just moved to the area so I decided to stop by. This is a very dense shop with lots of…read moreawesome books, metaphysical items, crystals, and jewelry. The overall vibe here is very positive and uplifting, to say the least. Every time I go into a metaphysical or book store, I just wander around to see if anything calls to me. This time around, I ended up purchasing some Palo Santo. Jenny helped me out at the register and was such a sweetheart. She has such a sweet aura! If you're interested in getting a reading or healing service, call ahead to schedule an appointment. There are plenty of services that are offered, including psychic and Tarot readings, reiki, and iridology (intuitive reading of eyes). Definitely looking forward to coming back!

The over-riding theme of this bookshop is healing. Everything about this store is to bring comfort…read moreto your mind either through spiritual information, therapeutic massage, or supportive gatherings. (Substance abuse groups meet here in a separate room to help their recovery.) This place also have information on an outside bulletin board for seminars outside of the shop that promote healing and wellness. If you are looking for some sort of metaphysical healing in your life, take a moment to stop by and speak to the owners. They are friendly and caring people. Be aware: You can't get to the bookstore off of Hampden if you are heading East.

A lot of book stores have closed and seeing this used book store is a pleasant site. They had lots…read moreof selections of used books. Price of the books are pretty reasonable, too.

Another hidden gem across the street from the hidden gem Breakfast Queen on Broadway. This…read morebookstore is owned by husband and wife, Barry and Jo Smith. Previously Engineers, these two have used their engineering minds to organize the books logically and online. We stopped in and chatted with Barry who was charming and helpful. During our conversation we kept thinking of other books to buy and it took him only moments to find them in his online database and locate them in his store. If you want a used book store that has gently used books, reasonably priced, in easy to find aisles, and a knowledgeable proprietor to help you find the rest, check out this place. It's worth the drive from wherever you live.

Book Rack is nestled right between Kokoro & Jimmy Johns! It has a decent size parking lot…read more Overall, it was a very cozy bookshop with an excellent range of used books! They definitely have some used books that are in pristine condition if that is your kind of thing. They have a decent sized Children books for your kids to look through for a small independent bookstore. Not only do they sell books, you are more than welcome to see back your old books!

If I could give this place more stars, I would. The lady working (I'm sorry I didn't get your name)…read morewas absolutely phenomenal. Walking into a queer-friendly bookstore made my day. Sad that I'm moving across country, but if you're local to Denver, please go check them out!

I stopped by today to check this place out. I found it on the internet. I am a huge world war 2 and…read morewar in general, history enthusiast. This book store is dedicated to World War Two and and most other armed conflicts in human history. I was really excited about checking this place out but was disappointed with the experience. The man at the counter had very little to say to us when we walked in. The aisles, floors and stairs are close to being impassable with boxes and stacks of books. It's really cold in the building, uncomfortably so. I finally made a choice of a few books and checked out and the same man at the counter seemed bothered by my presence. He was never rude he just basically ignored me. I'm not sure I'd go back even though the topic they cater to is very interesting to me.

This is the best, most professional and most comprehensive bookstore I have ever seen.read more

Fun store with a lot to offer from every book you can imagine to kits that teach you neat things…read morelike juggling, magic, card tricks and they supply everything you need. Also the music area has a good selection of Blu rays and dvds. I wish they advertised this more because I had no idea. They sell a lot of anime figures in this location. Then the toy section has a ton of learning toys and science kits. Legos, barbies and so forth. Really fun location with a Starbucks right in the middle 5/5

I'll admit, I was dreading going here with my kids. But they really wanted a new release on release…read moreday and I canceled Amazon and the local independent bookshop is reorganizing (called them twice) so I went. I'm glad we did! I called ahead to Barnes & Nobel, an employee answered the phone and had the book on hold for us. The parking lot is clean, easy and had lots of spaces. The employees were friendly and helpful but not annoying. The store was clean. It was like a fancy library with all the good books. Of course a kid needed the bathroom and they were clean and operable. So much better than the public library! The coffee shop was also clean I and looked at it wistfully... next time. Also the book was actually cheaper than on Amazon. Wow!

Barnes & Noble has plenty of books. Shocking, I know. The selection is excellent, and I was…read morepleasantly surprised by the size of the DVD and vinyl record sections too. It's nice to see physical media still getting some love. The store is spacious, clean, and easy to browse. My only disappointment was the lack of an in-store coffee shop.

Every time I try and order a book to be on hold before it's released I never get a notification…read moreregarding its arrival. I called for over 2 weeks including the release date since the store is an hour away only to then be told I'd get an email when the book came in but it could be a week or two after its release. Seriously? Who wants to wait 1-2 weeks after a book you've already been waiting on gets released?! I ordered the book a month in advance. Never got that email, stopped calling, ordered the book the day before from Amazon and had it on my front porch the day it came out. Thanks for nothing Barnes and Noble. Also, you cost more.