It's a bookstore. A HUGE bookstore. With lots and lots of…read morebooks. Mostly, really cheap books (compared to new). People are always friendly. Organization is a little dicey at times, and you sometimes have to look around for what you want. Since it's all used books, you never know what you're going to get (like a box of chocolates....). All that said it's a great place to spend a little time browsing around see what you can find.

This bookstore has a lot to offer. The used vinyl records and cd's section was my favorite. They…read morehave used comics, anime, and every general interest of topics you could think of.

I have not been back to Pryor in 15 years and I was delighted to find that the bookstore is still…read morehere! I always try to support independent bookstores wherever I travel, because the service they offer is precious, and getting too rare. (Amazon has no soul.) Anyway, this bookstore offers new and used books and has happy energy. In just a few minutes, I found a great true story about a shipwrecked crew for my husband and an unusual mystery based on historical events for me--and a used Larry McMurtry I have been wanting to read. There are riches here.

Chris will order any book you want and have it waiting for you. They are awesome! Great place…read morethat has books innings and Community book sales every year.

Great store! Would shop here again and appreciate the variety of games they offered. Good store and…read moreit's pretty easy to find what you're looking for

We recently bought a Blu-ray player along with several DVDs and Blu-rays from this location. Within…read morea week, we discovered that none of it worked properly -- the player itself was defective, and the discs either froze or failed to play entirely. When we brought everything back, we explained that we weren't just returning items -- we were returning non-functional equipment. Despite that, we were told no refunds -- store credit only. I can respect store credit for simple returns or buyer's remorse, but when you sell defective hardware and media, cash refunds should be standard. This wasn't a preference -- it was a product failure. We will use the store credit because we have no other choice. But once that's done, we will not be returning.

What an absolute gem of a bookstore! The shop has a beautiful, bright layout with the kind of cozy,…read morewhimsical décor that feels like stepping right into a storybook. The selection of books is fantastic, the prices are affordable and reasonable and the owner truly goes above and beyond -- from hosting a darling summer reading program for kids to putting on fun story times that make the store feel magical for families. The location couldn't be more perfect, right in the heart of a charming Hallmark-style main street. It's the kind of bookstore you dream about finding, and I can't wait to come back again and again!

This small store offers a lot for its size and is worth a stop, if just for the free popcorn…read more Chances are l, though, you won't leave without picking out something for a young friend. Friendly staff can help you find a pre-K to young adult title. There are a few popular adult bestsellers and popular authors among all the new books. Games and other non-book items offer other gift options.

I think Owasso and Collinsville area is fortunate to have this vintage/retro mall. There is a…read morelocal Goodwill store nearby but it's small and it's merchandise assortment is limited. Especially to thrifters and people who enjoy vintage shopping. Prices are high in a lot of the booths here at this mall, but many of these types of businesses are pricing the retro merchandise too high. As with any of them though, if you know your stuff then you can still find a bargain or two. This mall is clean and laid out nicely and in an organized manner. There's more booths with brand new merchandise in them than I think there should be for this type of business but it's a way of booth renters to have a small space and sell their stuff. However, when you see vintage and/or retro in the name, you hope the place is mostly those types of items. Parking available out front.

More of a craft/used home decor mart than an antique mall but the clerks are so friendly and the…read moreprices are usually reasonable. If you need a small gift or something "funny" I would drop in. It's also cool just to browse.

What an amazing book store! There was a wide selection of…read moreamazing books to choose from. The best part was they were of good value. Also, the inside was actually pretty clean. The service was good here too. Overall, great book store and I recommend coming here if you want to buy books.

I have been a frequent regular for the last 4 1/2 years, and have always come off with well…read moremaintained, quality books that I made it an ambition to read each year. As well as having a clean, organized and high-quality standard of inventory stacked in their shelves and on their display tables, they're very good about finding you whatever you're looking for, even if they have to order it for you (when they're out of stock) and you have to pick it up upon a future date. My personal experience with them is excellent. The one thing I would say to anyone wishing to shop here is that, though the price for a book (or books) can be less than thrifty, is that you're paying for quality and hot-off-the-press material that will last longer, and make the one reading feel his or her money has been invested well. This I believe makes Barnes & Nobles more richer (in taste) than any other book-chain I've personally become aware of. Sincerely, Joseph DePaz.