Ordered a large print Harry Potter book. It was in immaculate condition and it came with a…read morehand-written, personalized thank you note! That kind of touch has disappeared from this world. Definitely a customer for life!

I believe I've been in this book store they have nice selection service is great their friendly…read morevery helpful atmosphere good their great for community's

Location: 3685 W Dublin Granville Rd, Dublin Ohio Website:…read morehttps://www.barnesandnoble.com Hours: see website I absolutely love this store - any and every location. This location, in particular, is my absolute favorite. The staff is always friendly, helpful, and a delight to engage, whether you need help or just to be parted with the funds to cover your purchase. This year, I ordered physical gift cards online, bought gift cards in store, and purchased many, many books in person. In other words, I made lots of people happy. That is always a win.

This location is moving soon to the old Bed Bath & Beyond on 161, which is, I believe right across…read morethe road. Most everything is 40% right now so I got a few bargains.

This place is one of a kind! Over 30 rooms of books! Very affordable. The staff is kind. I have a…read morefamily of book lovers so this was their heaven! I can't recommend enough! My little manga reader loved the basement room of all manga/anime that we had to ourselves at the time and was pumped at the deals!

The Book Loft of German Village is pretty cool! I thought they had a good selection. They had queer…read morebooks, books by different authors of color, and books with disabled protagonists. If you struggle with mobility such as climbing steps and navigating uneven sidewalks, crowded, and/or tight spaces, this bookstore might not be accessible to you. If you are plus sized, you might struggle to navigate this place as well. There was a teeny tiny bathroom on the bottom floor. You have to get the key (with a map to find the bathroom, connected to a large block of wood so it doesn't get lost,) from a cashier near the entrance. The bathroom didn't look the best but it did the job.

This is a hidden gem in Clintonville, so many options for exploration spiritually. Highly recommend!read more

Great owner and book shop of all things metaphysical. Of course, I am a bit of a wonk and a fan of…read moreold funky bookstores but this one has a real breadth of content in an area that will sometimes only get a few bookshelves in other used book stores. A must stop for book lovers, spirituality lovers, and people who still believe in open ideas and the value of literacy!

Came here with friends and we really enjoyed browsing the store! Super cute decor and lots of…read morevariety. We loved the Romance and Thriller sections. They both had small seating areas that were super comfy to sit it. We really loved this store and can't wait to see what other events are held here in the future

I visited this super cute shop a couple of weeks ago, then again yesterday morning for their new…read morebook release party for Emily Henry's latest. I registered to join them; they provided coffee and donuts for 7-9 am earlybirds, as well as providing copies for purchase. The staff here is so very nice and helpful. They work very hard on events that one can register for on Eventbrite. There is a great selection of books, and a children's section in the back. Plenty of parking in this U.A. shopping center and right around the corner is The Original Goodie Shop!

Super huge Barnes and noble! Starbucks tucked to the side kids stuff upstairs, what's not to love!…read moreLoads of variety and options with such a huge space. I did notice long lines but it was Christmas time when I visited so it's sort of a given.

A cozy and quiet corner of Easton with Starbucks beverages available. As they are independent of…read morethe mega franchise many of the drinks can be crafted in a slightly different way than expected and the typical green ordering app doesn't work here. However the beverages are high quality and quite unique takes.

the cheapest books and christian resources you can get ... why go to corporate amazon when you can…read moresupport your local boy... steve gordan is a veteran in the christian ministry... for over 50+ years!!! wjcharliee

Steve Gordon, the owner, was very gracious and extremely helpful. We really enjoyed our experience…read moreat his warehouse and found Steve's merchandise to be of high quality and wonderfully economical. He had a large variety of the products in which we were interested. We will definitely visit him again.

Lots and lots and LOTS of books! I spent a long time in there, especially considering I was on…read morevacation. Not all of the books are good prices, but they do buy books, which I like. It took me a while to figure out the system, but I did end up buying 3 used paperbacks by the late Maeve Binchy that I hadn't seen before, and that made me happy. The staff seemed very nice, and they were busy with customers who were selling books and buying books, as well as stocking books. I'm glad I stopped in.

I absolutely love this store (all locations), the employees, the finds, all of it! My only critique…read moreis that, on three occasions, once here and twice at the Lane Ave. location, I've purchased antique books which had the publication year listed on the sale tag, only to find later that they were actually reprints. So, if you're a collector, double check before buying!

I've been here a few times over the years. It's a fun place especially when I was here during…read more"drunk powerpoint" 2 years ago, lol. P.S. the pronunciation for this place is "care-o-wack". I didn't know that until I heard an employee answer the phone and give out the name.

Came in yesterday and today. A guy yesterday gave me attitude for bringing my bike inside even…read morethough the bartender on shift gave me permission. Returned today and the dude with an attitude was working and he was extremely condescending and mean spirited at the thought of be bringing my bike inside. I asked if it was against the cafe's policy and he said it was just 'common sense.' Whether or not the cafe has an official position on bringing your own bike inside is not the picture i'm painting, I'm just really disturbed by the condescending attitude and self righteousness for wanting to bring my own bike inside for safe keeping. I was honestly shocked by the treatment. Incidentally, the guy has an accent and long hair.