Such a great plant and record store in Uptown neighborhood. Barry is always great to chat with and…read moreexcellent service. The plants and pots carefully selected for the urban dweller. Nice to he be you in the neighborhood!

Decided to go plant shopping and yelp recommended Shades Of Moss. This small family shop is…read moreabsolutely amazing and a vibe. I was greeted by Kayla who was very knowledgeable about every plant and answered every question that i could think of. The price for the quality of the plants are matched perfectly. I was also informed that they also sell local artist products for your enjoyment including records.

University Barnes & Noble ! Just across from VCU medical center! Opens late closes early! Great…read moreplace for VCU swag ! It's at the bottom of N Deck parking garage ! At Leigh street! Be careful crossing the street! examen des cols bleus:

When it comes to textbooks AND VCU gear, Virginia Book Co. is your absolute best option, hands…read moredown. The selection of VCU clothing is great, the service is awesome, and the store is easy to navigate. If you throw in the SIGNIFICANT Yelp check-in offer, you'll walk out of here with a nice fleece sweater without feeling like you got fleeced yourself. If you're looking for textbooks, they most likely have what you need, and at a better price than B&N. At the end of the day, if the price difference is negligible anyway, why not support a local bookstore rather than a book conglomerate that tries to squeeze discounts out of its publishers and distributors anyway? The only downside here is parking, since there really isn't much to be had (even if you're willing to pay a meter). This is a location best tackled on foot, an approach that's easy to make if you're a VCU student or have a pass for one of the VCU garages. Failing that, the side streets may smile upon you and offer a space, it's always a possibility. An A+ business worthy of your patronage, to be sure. Overall: 4.5 stars ------ Pros: - Great selection of both textbooks and VCU gear. - The price is right, especially with the check-in discount on gear! - Service is exceptionally nice and helpful (they will help you find something specific assuming they aren't bogged down at the check-out counter). Cons: - Parking is a challenge for visitors, though this isn't a problem for their primary clientele: VCU students.

Forget Barnes and Noble. Get your VCU gear and paraphernalia at Virginia Book Co. It's MUCH…read morecheaper!

Tow's and boots cars within 10 minutes of being parked there. Also musty inside the actual…read morebuilding, not a lot to offer.

I am currently standing in this bookstore. It is clear the current representative may have just…read morestarted working here so she may need a little guidance. There are literally 3 or more people in the back literally goofing off, I'm assuming video calling someone's mother. All I hear from the back is, "let me see my Moma, let me see my Moma". This place is a joke and so are most of the employees working here. The associates are in the back hollering, cursing. One female with a white Fila shirt came out of the back hollering back to the employees in the back...like really. Angela, I believe is her name, and another associate, black girl with with long hair, were the only professional acting employees in the building. I understand the associates may be students but take advantage of any job you have as if it's your last, you never know who's watching.

One stop shopping for all your VCU nick nacks…read more Vast selection of things to chose from so you may find exactly what you are looking for. The location is tri-fold as it is part VCU bookstore and part Barnes and Noble serving Starbucks coffee on location as well. Prices tend to be on the pricey side but that's to be expected. If you download the My College Bookstore app by B&N you can get 25% off one piece of apparel or something like that. Everything is spaced out so you can get a good look at everything they have to offer. There are also sitting spaces if you decide to stay for a spell. We spent a while in the store looking around and surprisingly no one greeted us nor asked if we needed any help. On our way out the door, I realized the few folks we passed actually worked there as they were behind the checkout area.

Visiting K at VCU and needed a warm place to wait while she was getting out of her dorm…read more There is a Starbucks inside. I like the comfy chairs around the store. Employees are sweet and helpful. They have tons of VCU gear in here. Restrooms are located near the Starbucks. Prices are a bit steep but I think it's still nice to have a Barnes and Noble in your campus. It's convenient.

Wow what a little hidden gem. This place combines old school arcade games and hard to find Japanese…read morearcade games. We had a blast as a family, but this place would be great for a date night. $10 dollars gets you unlimited arcade play, From what I understand the upstairs provides tables for other multiplayer games like Dungeons and Dragons and etc. The location is central to multiple restaurants and bars making walking to and from easy. Parking is street only but we did not find issue with finding a close spot.

A little hidden, this store is perfect for video game and otaku enthusiasts. This is a great…read morelocation to find random figurines, and random games for any console, but be prepared to pay convention prices. The front of the store feels like a vendor stall, but inside. Further back was the games and arcade. The cashiers seemed friendly enough from what I could hear they were helping others.