Stepping into this old-time bookstore feels like taking a trip back to simpler era. The shelves are…read morefilled with wonderful finds - from books, games, cards, etc. the knowledgeable staff are always happy to recommend the perfect book or share fascinating literary insights. It's a true small-town gem.

features new books with a mix of children's toys, kitsch knick knacks, greeting cards, and lots of…read moreother goodies that would make great/unique gifts. The real gem of this place is the basement which is home to vintage books at killer prices. There are books wall to wall on everything you can imagine- art & culture and history and ancient medicine. I purchased a book about interpreting dreams for $1.99, a book about giving a toast for $4.99 and a book of dog stickers for 60 cents! The staff was friendly and let us browse the aisles to our hearts content. There is a bathroom inside but you need to ask for a key to use it. A "bonus" of this place is it is located to a handy map of the downtown area and neat photo ops like the red London Telephone booth at the end of the block. Masks are required inside the store and staff wore masks as well.

I wish I could give them more than 4 stars. This store is normally very clean, and welled stocked…read more The staff is friendly, but can be hard to find on occasions. I took one star off, due to how warm they keep the store. Every-time I go here I get overheated no matter what I'm wearing. Besides that issue I have no complaints.

When I walked up to the counter the Barnes and Noble employee was reading magazines in the magazine…read moresection and came over when I got into line. He didn't great me alll; he just took my stuff and rang it up. He did not speak to me at all during the transaction, or even make eye contact, and just handed me the receipt and never said a word. I then spoke with the employee and the following is how that conversation went: Me: Do you always treat your customers this way. Sam: What? Me: You didn't great me, you just took my stuff and rang it up. You did not speak to me at all during the transaction and just handed me the receipt and never said a word. Sam: I guess. Me: Who is your store manager. Sam: I am Me: Wow, you are the store manager. Sam: Yes, have a nice day I would not recommend this store. I will not be frequenting this Barnes and Noble in the future, as I have better options where the customer is still treated with respect.

i,m 77 and i,ve walked into alot of record stores in those years and randy wagners RADIO KAOS is…read moredefinitely one of the very best. he always comes thru with my off the wall sp. orders! mark b fox valley (R.I.P. MR. G x clusive stores) we miss u.

A flashback to a previous lifetime. The time I generally describe as my misspent youth…read more Growing up in western Washington state meant a lot to many people, and everyone has their own backstory. Looking back I can't imagine wanting to ever leave. Actually I never did. But I leave I did, and I mourned it for the first decade. Then during the middle of the second decade I ceased to miss aspects and eventually came 'round to mourning it again, but for entirely unexpected reasons. But yesterday I reached into my 500Gb hard drive and scooped out a selection of CDs to cram inside my iPod Classic to listen to on a drive to a distant city called Plover (I like to childishly call it P Lover) for what was to be a single trip for work. It turned into two days, which wasn't a bad thing. During the drive I broke out Stoner Witch, The Melvins 90s major label disc. Listening to that in my very awesome new Pioneer car stereo was way better than my nice but not sturdy home speakers. So upon todays end of workday I wanted to find a used Cd store or a thrift store that might have something cool. Instead I found an awe inspiring little store that's chock full of EVERYTHING, that is if everything is rock music related. I didn't bother to look at the possibility they might also sell schlocky country music by crappy rock musicians that decided to go the so wrong right wing GOP path to Ooops. I wandered into the wrong thought. I found a place that is so awesome I will make this area a destination instead of only a place to stop for a whiz or perhaps because work brought me. GO! Don't hesitate. Radio Kaos Records is f'n the place!

Homey metaphysical / wholistic wellness / book store. Huge incense selection and a good selection…read moreof books, whimsical jewelry, alternative spiritual items, and candles. Staff is always nice and helpful. Generally reasonable pricing for all of the items. I love coming into this store and it's been around since I was a kid. A true downtown small business gem.

Alternative bookstore with gems, candles, incense, little Buddhas, dragons, banners, posters,…read morecards, bumper stickers, rings, and more ...... this place is an experience in and of itself. Check it out.

Good atmosphere, good selection of comics, frisbee golf discs, food, magic the gathering and great…read moreowner!

Nice store, but more of a game centric place than comic book store. It was very large clean and…read morewell organized. Only had current books out. No comic supplies.

The gift store in the Central Wisconsin Airport is a godsend. There's not a lot to do in the…read moreairport, given its handful of gates, so if you ever end up with a flight delay, you can get your magazines and snacks here, as well as a gift for a young person in your life -- there are plenty of little toys, children's books, and other options available. Most recently, I got the current issues of Men's Health and GQ for the flight to MSP and Newark, as well as the newest Mack Bolan paperback. Vacation reading in transit, for sure!

Nancy in the CWA gift shop is a delight and was so helpful to me. I selected a Ginger Snaps…read morebracelet as a gift for my daughter and was happy to have such a lovely present found in a surprise location. You can be sure I'll visit the Airport Gifts shop on my next visit to Wisconsin. Thank you Nancy!