Great store very clean and organized a little bit of everything…read more Lots of cool gadgets and gizmos Toys and books Found everything I was looking for and then some Customer Service was good

I was going to go to AAA tomorrow when the office was open to get a map but then wondered if maybe…read moreBarnes and Noble had one? I walked in and went to the international travel section and saw travel books but not maps. On the off chance that they might have them, I went to the customer service desk. April quickly looked it up for me and walked me over to the other side of the same shelf, straight to the laminated map that I was looking for. Thanks, April! And thanks staff person in front who helped me out! I like everything about this Barnes & Noble, especially the people working there, but can management do something about the dingy old bathroom? It's convenient but also needs an upgrade in a major way. Anyway, I'll keep coming here in any case for the aforementioned reasons.

Great little bookstore. Very friendly. They have new and used books. Seating and a lending library…read morewhere you can leave a book or donation in exchange for a book. Coffee and tea are also available for a donation whle bottled drinks are available for purchase.

Amazing selection of books you normally wouldn't see in other book stores. Great vibe and the…read moreworkers are so nice.

Stopped by yesterday morning--found a linguistic hardback book about the evolution of language and…read morewhy colloquialisms are significant for generational communication; and a fiction book that looked intriguing. Hardcovers are now $6 and paperbacks $4, which is more than at a general thrift store but then again this nonprofit has a good cause (sending free books to prisons) and a better selection. What used to be the $1 shelf outside the front entrance is the donation shelf where you pay what you can. Hopefully that'll actually make people more generous. In any case, I'm just so glad there are people who still read!!! ;)

It's great to spread love and cheer and so on Valentine's Day, I decided to donate books to the…read morePrison Library Project. Check out their website! They accept only paperback books (dictionaries, Spanish language, fiction, non fiction) and you can easily drop them off during their business hours. It was great to see that the bookstore had high foot traffic. Parking was quite limited, perhaps due to being Valentine's Day and it was definitely busy in the Packing house area.

I am so glad there's still a place that sells newspapers! Usually, I go to grocery stores for them,…read morebut those places have become a bit unreliable in their offerings. Newsboy Books has what I wanted. I bought a copy of the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and the Los Angeles Times. It was such a great selection. While I was at it, I also got a look at their books. It's a mixture of used and new copies. The prices range and they usually aren't discounted, but still cheaper compared to those of Barnes & Noble. The employee up front was very friendly and kind. I had called her beforehand to ask if they had sold newspapers and they answered the phone in good time. She was lovely when I arrived and we had a nice small conversation at check out. I know where I'm going to get newspapers from now on, even if it's a bit of a drive from where I live.

This place is simply amazing. Such a wide selection of newspapers, periodicals, and books…read moreincluding hard to find out of print items. I've been coming here for 50 years and this place is an absolute treasure. And it's located on Euclid Ave in the beautiful historic downtown Ontario.

I agree. Awesome addition to Claremont. Located next to Bardots harvard square. 2nd floor. Great…read moreowners, great selection - love this place.

Fantastic idea for a business and even greater people running the shop…read more If you are looking for something that you can't find in your everyday bookstore, come try here!

asking a question the sales staff was rude. What saved our experience was meeting the manager,…read moreWendy! She inquired as to whether we dropped off a donation. When engaging with her she smiled and apologized for her staff. She was easy to speak with and went on to explain that the store was closing in a few weeks. We encouraged her to check on that representative as she may have something drastic taking place or that has gone wrong in their life.

Definitely worth a stop because it's small and you can do a quick look around very fast overall…read moreI'm a little disappointed with Goodwill, and how much they have raised their prices when they are also turning away donations. Three different locations in the area told me they were at capacity for donations. Seems like it's not a good idea to raise prices on regular goods and now have only one color tag for the week at 50% off. No more 25% off tags.

Barnes & Noble in Rancho Cucamonga appeared to be a little smaller than some locations, but it has…read morea nice, welcoming children's section that feels inviting. It wasn't very crowded when I visited around 1:00pm, and the store was clean, well organized, and offered a great selection of books along with puzzles, games, and other gift items, which made browsing enjoyable. The restroom area felt very bare and minimalist, and there were no paper towels available at the time, so there wasn't a way to dry your hands. One nice touch was the Starbucks located inside the store, which looked clean and inviting, even though I didn't make a purchase. Overall, it was a good experience, and I would definitely return.

If you're a book lover this is still the place.... If you can't find it here... you probably won't…read morefind it..... I had a book reserved online.... the Barnes & Noble close to me did not have the book... It was a Christmas gift for my granddaughter.... They could use more staff at checkout... line had at least 20 people waiting to checkout.... the register' quit working in the middle of my transaction.... so I had to move to another register and start over.... The staff is friendly... parking is limited.....This location is with other businesses including a gym... so very busy...

Theyare never ever open when I need them. Better if they closed, honestly. Get your books from…read moreAmazon. Much faster.

After finding a fabulous discount on a pair of Harvey Mudd sport shorts, I stopped by to pick up my…read moreorder-to avoid the shipping costs! The whole process was smooth. The store appeared quite big with lots of school gear but I did not peruse the area in detail. Seems like every so often they have great deals so remember to check on line for deals. They are open M-F 10am-4pm.

Amazing coffee in Rancho that is faith-based and owner Lisa is amazing, friendly, and hospitable!…read moreWe got a passion tea with no caffeine and it was refreshing on a hot day! Classic and cozy vibes with tons of little gifts and coffee beans for sale. I will definitely be back to try more coffee! Highly recommend!

Great experience. I love that they get their coffee beans from Nicaragua and El Salvador then the…read morebeans are roasted in the machine and used. The coffee tastes so good and I am definitely coming back. Very friendly staff and kind service. I also love that they have so many religious cups and items in the shop. They also sell alkaline water and purified water.

This is a great store to and buy bible tracks to share with anyone. The store is clean and has a…read morelot of value and selection. There's bibles, bilingual tracks in Spanish and in English, comic books and different biblical resources. I never had a problem with their service. I really like coming here when am in the area. I buy tracks to share.

They have some great tracts (which they incorrectly call "tratados" in Spanish), but the customer…read moreservice is horrible. I have called them three times to ask a simple question - if a book has been updated/revised because I am conducting research for my own project - and they simply refuse to call me back and answer my question.