I received a friendly greeting as I walked into the store, and I really cherished my time here!…read moreThere were lots of locally-made book accessories and an excellent selection of pins, trinkets, and books. I found a book I've been looking to read for a while, so I gladly made the purchase. The space is inclusive and fun, making your book shopping experience more enjoyable.

This place is super cute. Nestle in the heart of downtown if you're just trying to find a quiet…read morespot or looking to patronize a unique establishment common ground bookstore is the place to go. I purchased a great book for a standard price. The person who checked me out was kind.

Books, used, some new plus Felines who want to sometimes be cuddly othertimes be a little spicy,…read morewhat could be better? All bookstores should have cars for adoption

A nice little bookstore where the kittys roam free…read more This is a bookstore and cats are available for adoption. You can also leave a donation. The staff always greet me with a smile and are willing to answer any questions. I always leave with a few new reads and a a happy heart.

Had a pretty good time shopping for FSU clothing at Bill's. They didn't have much for kids, but…read moreplenty for adults. There are some discounted sale items too. It seemed as tho the store was recently remodeled and items were spread out throughout the store. There are books on the second floor and a small convenience store near the entrance.

Edward did a great job at the register. He was informative, patient & helpful...although we…read morestruggled with purchasing a gift card for the committee organizing Beta Nu's 100th anniversary here on FSU campus. BTW - Bills Bookstore is a new building next door to the original location (althou it's still there)

This was my first visit to Midtown Reader to attend a discussion from Terah Shelton Harris for her…read morenewest book release. The store offered copies of the book for sale and Terah was gracious in signing and doing pics. The store also had a coffee shop upstairs which is a nice amenity. Terah was Target's 2025 author of the year, so it was a real treat that Midtown Reader was able to book her for an in person appearance. They have similar events with other authors and also feature different book clubs you can join with books they offer. This is definitely a great place to visit in town.

the vibes in here are immaculate and all the books are organized nicely and I love going upstairs…read moreto get a drink and read and do work. Also I love the little recommendations on the shelves from the employees They have good taste

Books-A-Million has a wonderful selection. Everything is well organized, neat, and easy to browse…read more It's the kind of store book lovers could spend hours in. However the prices are ridiculously high compared to online retailers like Amazon. I love the atmosphere and experience of shopping in person but it's hard to justify the higher prices for the same books that I could get delivered to me. Great store, just wish the prices were more reasonable.

A couple of the employees here (specifically at opening yesterday 6-17-26 need to take a breath of…read morefresh air or perhaps go touch grass. BAM posted they had needohs in stock. So to clarify, the place they work informed the public that they had stock of the toy people can't ever find for their kids. Seems simple, right? We go there when they open at 10- my kids so excited to get their hands on something they have been wanting so bad. We get in there and the two women working had attitudes of a middle school teenagers. They couldn't believe they had to deal with people who were eager (and all respectful) to get a toy (that they posted!!!). I reminded the one with the worse attitude that it's really not that big of a deal, this is just exciting and makes kids so happy. She responded with no words . Again, acting like a child. I fear even a teenager would have a better attitude. I understand there ARE people who have bad attitudes about these toys but none of us were those people and they should have mentally prepared for people to be there when they opened. Surely there is some meditation they could do before experiencing the horror of parents getting a toy for their kids. I pray they make it through this craze and that the next craze is just going outside and breathing so they don't have to deal with it. God bless.

Went to B&N this past weekend to purchase a book and to pass the time until I could meet my…read moredaughter and sister at AMC to catch a movie. I didn't have a problem at all finding and purchasing the book I wanted and the cashier was super nice. My issue was with the person in the cafe, hence the 2-star rating. My plan was to have a slice of quiche and start on my book. I stood at the counter for longer than I thought was necessary. The person behind the counter was making a coffee for another customer and when done, called the customer to pick up the order. Then the person proceeded to prepare another order, I assume for the folks who were sitting down waiting. Not once was I acknowledged; she walked past me at least twice without saying a word, not even eye contact. I was totally bemused! It was if I was invisible! Needless to say, after a while, I just walked out. No more cafe' visits for me! Subpar customer service at best. :-(

A bit small compared to other locations of this chain, but it'll do…read more This B&N is pretty standard. It has your Starbucks café inside, as well as your customer service desk, children's area, and the like. I passed by this past weekend to get some books. Lately I've been obsessed with the Bridgerton books, and well, it being Tallahassee, it made much more sense to get them at a bookstore over Amazon. Much quicker! Not to mention, too, that they recently changed their membership program, and being the bibliophile that I am, you know I'm a member. I should also add that their app is super convenient in that it tells you if they have books available. You can also order them for pick-up, but I chose to go there instead and peruse. I somehow limited myself to what I went for, but I admittedly was tempted to purchase a book by Isabel Allende. Next time I'm sure, next time.