Great place to buy books. Good collection and well maintained store. The staff are friendly and…read morehelpful. Not a good place to sell books at all. The price they offer for mint condition books are ridiculous. There is no obligation to sell after they price though. Will recommend the store if you are looking to buy books. Avoid them for selling - rather donate them somewhere.

We travel to Tyler from Longview quite often just to take advantage of the sales and low prices…read moreoffered by Half Price Books. We always find treasures to take home, most often books for me and used CDs for my husband, the employees are friendly and helpful and you cannot beat the prices!

The Barnes & Noble across from NorthPark mall is one of the best ones in the Dallas area. It's one…read moreof the largest B&N I have been in, and it's well designed. I was very impressed with the children's Halloween book selections here. And their displays were true visions that would make any child happy. I also like all the extras offered - like little ghost coin purses that look like the ones from the early 20s. You know what I'm talking about, little beaded coin purses with a little fringe Om the bottom. But with ghosts in them. lol! The people working there were happy, and that says a lot about a store to me. I asked a few questions and they were very knowledgeable and quickly answered my questions with confidence. It was a great experience and there were many people buying books early in the morning. It's a great way to start your day.

What's not to like at 7700 W Northwest Hwy, Dallas, Tx…read more There were several small round tables filled with books as soon as you walked inside. Well lit, nicely organized. Sale discounts were posted everywhere. A chance to get the best bang for your dollar. You could spend hours upon hours going through the store and did I mention taking the escalator to the second floor? Found a cute area set up for the children's section. My granddaughter found several books to start off her summer reading. A nice gentleman checked us out. We were on our way and happened to notice the cafe. Just couldn't miss picking up a little treat :-)

I walk into many bookstores, and the children's section is where I go to first. Interbang books has…read morea truly wonderful selection of children's books. I'm inspired when I'm in their store. It's not a big store, but it's filled with energy. The right kind of energy. The kind that makes you want to look at everything they have to offer. It's the week before Halloween and they have the most adorable Halloween woven bags for trick or treaters - or to fill the bags up with wonderful Halloween books for decorating your shelves. And while I was there I bought a stuffed tigger - yes, from Winnie-the-Pooh. I am a sucker for this story series. When I could t find the book I walked into this shop for, the employee was more than willing to help me, and did so efficiently. This bookstore has a great reputation in Dallas and when you walk into the shop, you know why they're loved.

We went here to find the pop up Inciardi x Richard Scarry mini print vending machine, and staff…read morewere so kind and helped us get tokens to use for the machine. While there we poked around and besides being wonderfully organized and having a great book selection, they also have such cute little trinkets-- book themed candles, fun little plushies, and other cute things that would make great gifts!

Discovering new bookstores during my travels has become a new passion of mine, so when I checked…read morefor indie bookstores in the DFW area, Talking Animals Books was one of the first to pop up. From the few photos and the name, I thought it would be more of a children's bookstore but I was so wrong. As soon as you enter, the amazing staff welcomes you and is eager to help you find any books you are looking for. Right at the entrance they had the fantasy and romance section which is a personal favorite, and I immediately found a couple of books that have been on my list. I absolutely LOVED that they had self published books from indie authors, which is so rare to find at any local bookstore (you usually have to wait for them to be re-published by a publisher to find them anywhere besides Amazon). They also have a children's section which is super cute, and I found a couple of things for my little one. On the top floor they have a couple of couches for you to hang out and a section of used books. Frankly, this was one of the best bookstores I found in the DFW area, and I can't wait to come back and support them!

Talking Animals is a wonderful establishment with regular story times for kids that often feature…read morelocal authors. It's no wonder that they opened a second location. May both locations flourish.

One of the Dallas area's premier source for mechanical pencils. Kinokuniya is a bookstore with a…read morewide array of stationary supplies, pens and Japanese mechanical pencils. They have friendly knowledgeable staff that are more than willing to go with that extra step to find what you were looking for or help you choose if you do not know what you're looking for. Please note: they do not accept cash.

This place is a must stop if you're a fan of Japanese culture. Filled with tons of blind boxes,…read moremanga, stationary, and a huge Gundam selection making it a fun place for all. My friends and I enjoy perusing the endless aisle finding hidden gems and fun unique knickknacks to show each other. Highly recommend if you're a Gundam fan, their selection is decent!

The perfect place to read a book or catch up with a friend!…read more I stopped by Wild Detectives for a midday pick-me-up. They have a lot of cozy seating options and a unique selection of books/vinyl records! I got the Brown Sugar Cinnamon Matcha and absolutely loved it! It wasn't too sweet and had just the right amount of cinnamon. Will absolutely be back!

It's a small space, but I love how involved they are in the community! They host events often & I…read morewas there for a talk. I got a sangria while my husband got a latte. Both were good! I wish they had more drink options, but I recognize it's a smaller bar area.

This place is my favorite lunch time getaway! You just walk in to peace. The staff is always kind…read moreand accommodating. The coffee and teas are really good quality and taste. The food and pastries are yummy. There's space to study, gather, or just roam around looking at all the books, cards, journals, mugs. I've gotten unique gifts for people I love and they loved them. I'm so grateful that I work about 3 minutes away. I can pop in anytime.

Visited this coffeeshop for the first time. Beautiful coffeeshop with variety of coffee, and…read morepastries. This coffeeshop also has really friendly staff. There are also variety of books and cards that are available for purchase. What I did not like it was how overly religious the content most the books and cards appeared while browsing through the store. However overall very cute place to visit for work, studying, or grabbing a quick coffee.

With a name like "HOLY GROUNDS", I walked in expecting a Christian-owned coffee shop... and found…read moreso much more! It's a Christian bookstore and gift shop as well. One wall is full of differently-flavored coffee beans. Sister got me a bag of blueberry flavored beans, coz it sounded interesting, AND it turned out delicious! The shopkeeper was just a this lovely lady who patiently explained their inventory, gave us samples and informed us of the deals. A must-visit in Grapevine.

We've been going to Holy Grounds for several years and it never disappoints such a variety of…read morecoffee to choose from mine is Snicker Doodle I live on oklahoma we come every year for the wine festival which also never disappoints the owners are the sweetest ladies you'll ever meet

This location is so beautifully organized. It's a great place to get gift ideas and browse popular…read morebooks and music. Large location with lots of inventory, a cafe, and clean bathrooms. Their greeting card selection is really cute. The friendly staff is always ready to help me find a book or offer a reading suggestion. If you haven't been in the past few years, B&N started a loyalty program in 2023 to make its prices more competitive. For free, you can earn "stamps" that result in discounts (currently $5 off for every 10 stamps earned), and for a reasonable yearly fee you can upgrade to be a Premium member and earn 10% off everything every day. As an avid reader with a family of readers, it is totally worth it, and (do the math!) usually cheaper than competitors (*always* cheaper when I'm reading more obscure stuff). If you enjoy earning free stamps, it is worth signing up for the B&N newsletter to keep an eye out for double/triple points days. They always have deals on bestsellers and daily BOGO 50% tables, so you have a new selection of deals to hunt through each time you visit.

The hours on google were incorrect and after being allowed in 10 minutes before closing... no…read moreannouncement... no warning... the employees proceeded to kick us out and say you can't even check out. 2 minutes after closing two ladies on the upper floor said nope, leave, you can't check out. Really poor business model. So now instead of getting the business of 4 people we will be ordering elsewhere. I hope the two rude employees see this. Thanks for staring us down creepily as we proceeded outside the store with DAGGERS coming out of your eyes.

Thank gosh another B&N is still open!…read more I was soo looking forward to heading to the magazine rack for updated items. I was not disappointed. They were nice and organized! (I bought a True West magazine) Lots of Books, videos, DVD's, and other great stuff!! Ravenburgers Puzzles and music are still options for purchase too. Not necessarily in that order. I love any book store! This one has a nice discounted section. I think that's where I end up 99% of the time. I almost always find one affordable book I can't live without. The medical section is pretty pitiful. Books in this section are dated and honestly pretty crappy. I have noticed that the majority of the people sitting around reading magazines are over the age of 50. In years previous it was 30 something folks. I guess the demographics of readers hasn't changed, I aged with them! Lol Reading books feels like it's becoming a thing of the past. Many people today appear to read books either on their kindles or not at all. I've always been a reader and love turning the pages of a book. A Starbucks is located within B&N. Nice touch! They do close down an 1 hour before the book store I'm guessing for clean up. October 2025

This Barnes & Noble store has been in Addison for many years. My grandsons were young when I took…read morethem here, and it's still a charming book store! I mentioned in one of my reviews how the Denton B&N store has fantastic displays, well, so does this store. I am coming to realize that I prefer the older stores, as they really create the kind of child wonder I want my grandchildren to experience. And that child wonder is truly the design and layout of the store. I needed some assistance and the staff working there was truly kind to me and patient, as I had many questions. I will skip past three B&N stores in my area to go to this store going forward.