Excellent selection of books at reasonable/affordable prices, helpful staff and cool interior…read morespace. Also next to and connected to a Clarity Coffee and near Bao Soup Dumpling.

This bookstore ticks all the boxes for amazing local cozy bookstore (believe me, we have been to…read moremany across the country.) The selection is very well curated. I was able to find two books that were on my list of must buys. I loved the fridge that had a stash of mystery books to choose from! I can't wait to come back and hopefully be able to sit and read at the coffee shop next door. My favorite way to spend a lazy afternoon!

It has been a few years since I have been into the Norman Barnes and Noble. I use to come here all…read morethe time and can honestly say I can not believe how gross the kids area and the restrooms were yesterday.

They are well stocked for the most part. Not always up-to-date with books needed for programming…read morebut of course for more $ it's available online. Not practical for me. They won't ship to store with the same pricing but don't carry what's needed aside from it being online. They have a few hard chairs and two larger chairs that need to be refurbished since the guy who seems to be there daily is always in one. They have lots of seating at the huge Starbucks in the store which takes up a large portion of the store. Seems like it could be managed a bit better. Overall it's a 3 star experience and not much better.

Such a great bookstore + café combo--honestly one of those spots you can easily spend hours in…read more Their drinks are solid overall--the dirty chai is a standout and consistently good. I did try a café au lait yesterday that tasted a bit watered down, but everything else has been on point. What really keeps me coming back is the experience. The customer service is always warm and welcoming, and the book selection is impressive--no matter what genre you're into, you'll find something here. I also love that it feels community-oriented. They also host book and craft clubs. We've been here a few times now, and it somehow gets better with each visit--always a slightly different experience. I picked up a few books for my upcoming trip, so I'm excited to finally slow down and get back into reading.

Love this little bookstore! There is a cafe inside that primarily serves drinks. There is an…read moreimpressive tea selection that I appreciate as a non-coffee drinker. The book selection is wide and I was able to find the book I was looking for. There's plenty of space to sit down and work or have a meeting. Very cozy space

I brought around 50+ books to sell as they were just sitting in my classroom needing a new home…read more Some were classics, some were brand new, some kids would absolutely love. They offered me $10 for all those books. I was pretty upset as I've sold books here before and was offered way more for less books.

Most books are cheap and in good condition for the price. They have a very good selection. If you…read moreare wanting to start reading a series that already has a decent amount of books out then this is the spot!

What a quaint little bookstore. Charming, with a great selection of topics and genres for the size…read moreof the shop. Extremely friendly service, and a nice selections of blank books... walked out with a book and two refills of lined journals, under $20 bucks, great value!

This is actually a fun place. I love the layout. I found an excellent selection and was helped…read morequickly.

This local bookstore first came onto our radar when we visited Sailor & the Dock. We missed their…read moreold spot, but we're happy they now have a space of their own. It has quickly become one of our favorite bookstores in the metro. The owner is friendly and welcoming, with a genuine passion for books that comes through in the thoughtfully curated shelves. That's what sets this place apart--it feels distinctly local and personal rather than overwhelming. There's an impressive range of genres, along with a solid collection of comics, manga, anime titles, and Spanish editions. We were especially happy to find a copy of Ficciones here. If you enjoy independent bookstores where the selection feels intentional and there's always something interesting to discover, this one is well worth a visit.

Highly knowledgeable staff in a cozy little former house on 9th street in OKC. Great selection,…read morearranged in fun and useful categories, and the staff seems to have a deep knowledge of both their own inventory and of currently available books in general. Highly recommend, especially if you want to support local and independent, versus corporate bookshops.

Best customer service ever, second to none, I mean it . Their coffee and specialty coffees are…read moreexceptionally better than Starbucks. Whoever doesn't leave five stars does not know what exceptional place is.

Barnes and Noble is hard not to enjoy. It brings a lot of nostalgia and I always leave wanting to…read moreread more books. We parked just fine in their parking lot and entered. No greeting, probably just because they shouldn't yell in a bookstore. I stopped by their in-store coffee place that serves Starbucks and the barista was really sweet. I like to get an iced water to walk around while I peruse the books. It was my husband's birthday and he had his eye on some new books. If you don't ask someone on staff, you might not be finding what you're looking for. I was interested in the Percy Jackson series, and it wasn't in the adventure or young adult area, it was actually tucked away literally in a corner of the children's area. The box set was more expensive than the Amazon price, so I asked if they did price matching, and they declined. It's a store policy to not do so with competitors, which I guess makes sense. So sadly we left empty-handed with an Amazon order on the way. It felt bad to so do because I do like Barnes and Noble but I'd rather pay a higher price at a local bookstore than at a large box store, but we didn't have time to stop elsewhere. I still have a quality impression of the store and the memories we've made, and it's always nice to increase my TBR list when I walk around the store. Makes for a fun date night.

The owner of this bookstore is so sweet! Used bookstore with an ever changing inventory. Coffee for…read more50 cents or free with your purchase. Books can be sold for cash or store credit. Go in with a little extra time to hunt through the shelves. You'll find all kinds of neat reads. The owner has been adding lots of classics, as well as currentky popular books which can be found towards the front.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Book Stores…read more- Used & Rare Books

The cutest and coziest used bookstore! Chic decor, a decent amount of seating, and Caboose Coffee…read moreis located inside for some light snacks and coffee. They really seem to have a decent amount of community activities here also. Their book selection was neatly organized, and the books were extremely decently priced (ranging from $3-9 with some of the more popular books going to $15). Unfortunately, personally I didn't find anything that I was in love with, but it's definitely worth a look around if you're looking for your next read!

Super friendly staff, super cute shop with small trinkets for sell as well as some art, the coffee…read moreshop is great and there are snacks occasionally I had a chive and cheese scone was good. The coffee was around 5 dollars.

CUTEST bookstore around! Tons of books, teas, coffee, pastries, kids items, bookmarks, cups, and…read moreMORE! I like to stop at independent bookstores in every city that I find myself traveling to!and This one is one of the best! Get going! Then, tell me what book you picked! If you're a local check out the book club!