This is a cool and big used bookstore. There are some special editions and they do book binding…read moreand repair. There is a basement and then several floors to spend time checking out books. The service was really nice. There are a lot of older books and not as many newer books. I did think that the sections were well organized and alphabetized so it made it easier to search through. The prices were good as well. It's a nice place to come and browse and look for a hidden gem of a read.

I don't even know how to begin to describe this store. So many floors I believe five? For a book…read morelover it's like visiting the Mecca of Midwest bookstores. Owners are fantastic people and so knowledgeable about various genres of literature. Warning: Make sure you're not gonna be doing any other shopping after you stop in here because you're gonna walk out with plenty of books!

Nice small town bookstore. Lacks selection, but makes up for it in service. Can order anything you…read moredesire with quick turnaround.

This store is not closed, I was in it several times last week. It offers a unique and compelling…read moreselection of books, regional history and culture, gift items and will special order any book. Their staff is hospitable and knowledgeable. Located on Main Street across from the Chamber of Commerce and down the street from the theatre it is a social hub for all ages downtown. There is a separately operated coffee counter and sandwich shop within what used to be an old time department store. The owners have retained the charm of that interior. Now that the downtown paving is nearly complete it's easy to find parking on the streets of Wilmington.

Last year I stopped for lunch and wifi and promptly left when the owner decided to raise her voice…read morein a bigoted rant with another customer. I recommend you keep driving.

I eat here frequently and enjoy all items on the menu. I think their lattes are great, of which…read morethey have two sizes. They serve guormet coffee and grind it themselves. Since I drink coffee there frequently and have a choice of 5 different kinds already made up and waiting in thermoses to choose from; or can place an order for a different flavor or even buy my own pound of coffee - ground or in beans, I feel they have a wonderful selection for any discriminating taste. Their fresh made sandwiches and wraps are very tasty and they feature homemade soups and pastries. The owner bakes her own pies, cakes, and brownies. The operation is family owned and you are greeted with the utmost care and service. Very attentive and willing to make you feel at home and appreciated. That is something that is lacking in many restaurants these days - care and good service. This place has both. If I didn't like the food and drink, I wouldn't be in there all the time. Since I live locally, it is very handy for good food, conversation, and just "hanging out".

Place has been rearranged due to the pandemic. There seems to be less books and all the toys have…read morebeen reduced to a few shelves. I like coming here because of the Starbucks. It's not as busy as the dedicated Starbucks on the other side of the parking lot. Baristas are always friendly and you can browse some of the latest reads. The food is not super fresh but still tastes good. They will warm it up for you. Coffee is traditional Starbucks.

This is our normal stop after we eat in the Pickerington area. It's normally very clean and…read moreorganized and the staff is super helpful when you need assistance finding a book. We were shopping for some travel guides for London's and Iceland so we can plan a coupon of summer adventures. Lots of choices and we were definitely not disappointed. This place is great to take the kiddos if you're looking for something to do during the quarantine - they have a great reading nook and a great toy section. If you are in need of dessert after your dinner they have a great selection of Cher cake factory cheesecakes and cookies as well. The bathroom could use some attention as each time I utilize it it's not the cleanest and well stocked it would be for the amount of people I see in the store. Overall great Barnes and nobles.

The Book Loft of German Village is pretty cool! I thought they had a good selection. They had queer…read morebooks, books by different authors of color, and books with disabled protagonists. If you struggle with mobility such as climbing steps and navigating uneven sidewalks, crowded, and/or tight spaces, this bookstore might not be accessible to you. If you are plus sized, you might struggle to navigate this place as well. There was a teeny tiny bathroom on the bottom floor. You have to get the key (with a map to find the bathroom, connected to a large block of wood so it doesn't get lost,) from a cashier near the entrance. The bathroom didn't look the best but it did the job.

We visited the Book Loft during our visit to Columbus. I've never really seen a bookstore like…read morethis! You could get lost easily in here. A huge selection of books, sorted by genre. Some great discounts, too. The one drawback is that it's really tight in spots; I had to move out of the way in a book to let people pass while I browsed a few times. Would definitely return if we're back in Columbus.

Ordered a large print Harry Potter book. It was in immaculate condition and it came with a…read morehand-written, personalized thank you note! That kind of touch has disappeared from this world. Definitely a customer for life!

I believe I've been in this book store they have nice selection service is great their friendly…read morevery helpful atmosphere good their great for community's

What a neat little place! My girlfriend had been wanting to check this place out for some time…read morenow. I'll say, the entrance is a bit sketchy. I thought we were going into meet Tommy No Thumbs in the back of a fish market or something lol. $1.50 per book can't be beat!

What a book lovers dream place! The price helps you to be able to buy more. There was smiles and…read moreconversation at checkout. Too bad I live in Illinois, I would be there weekly. Maybe add a drink station for tea, water, hot chocolate.

Drove up from Cincy to come to a few bookstores in the Dayton area and this was our first stop. The…read morestore looks small outside but inside it is HUGE and stuffed with so many books. Organized chaos is the term that comes to mind - there were books in every nook and cranny of the space, but grouped by author and type of book. We stayed for over an hour. The staff members were super friendly and went above and beyond to make sure we knew how the store "worked", brought us baskets and offered book recommendations. The store had new and used books galore! Prices were VERY reasonable for everything. We will definitely be back!!!

Drove up from Cincinnati to check out this used bookstore. They do have a decent selection…read more Especially paperbacks. Great selections for children's books, cozy mysteries, and mysteries in general. Also good selection for any kind of popular fiction author. You are likely to find some hidden gems as well. The downside? Everything is half-price you would imagine in an old used book store like this you could get a paperback for a dollar or so. Not here. I just spent nine dollars on four ratty paper backs from the 80s. I had a much bigger stack of books to purchase until I discovered that everything was half price. I assumed everything would be under two dollars. I put back much of what I was holding. Any type of paperback that has been released in the last 20 years will easily cost you 3 to 4 dollars no matter the condition it's in. Hardback books are the same, half price so they will cost you easily $10 or more each. no matter how old or the condition there in. Not the place to come if you are book shopping on a budget. I recommend this place for collectors who maybe are looking for hidden gems to complete collections, but not so much for the budget book shopper. Definitely better to shop at thrift stores or places where they sell dollar paperbacks.