Still a great place for magazines, with a huge selection of hard to find things. They were going…read morethrough a big re-set of book sections, so the store layout was a little in disarray. I'm glad they're still here. I wish they were open past 8pm, though.

This is a great store and has a great selection of books and fandom related products.read more

Great bookstore with helpful staff! Cozy little coffee shop too :) They also have toys, music &…read moreDVDs.

I love this place ! Anything you can think of they have it. The staff were nice and the price…read morewasn't high at alll. They also have a Starbucks inside.

Carries local authors as well as many books on local history. Carries books on IL Ky Inread more

Absolutely wonderful time spent at The Book Emporium this afternoon. Very quickly overwhelmed with…read morethe choices available and trying to find which direction to go first. So excited....have to be a lover of books to understand. The owner and her family were delightful and made me feel welcome as being a new customer. Looking forward to more visits and conversations! Thank you...

LOVE that there is a Barnes & Noble in the town I moved to. I think Barnes & Noble stores are a…read morefantastic place to buy a tea or coffee and book or magazine, and forget about life. Time stops, and I can honestly say I wouldn't want to be anywhere else. I get excited about a magazine, a newspaper, a comic book, a romance, a crime thriller series, etc to where I want to learn and know more. With every book, magazine, or newspaper, I bought the right to mark up a book for my enlightenment and expand my knowledge. I am a life learner. And Barnes & Noble feeds that addiction. Why doesn't someone live in a Barnes & Noble, like the Capital One guy? I can't put a price on education. Getting a membership helps save money!

This was the first Barnes and Noble in the area growing up. It was an almost magical place. I had…read morebeen a frequent visitor to Walden Books in the malls when that was still a thing. Nothing compared to B&N though. The number of books they had as a kid was just mind numbing. I would spend hours looking at the comics and manga before buying some SF or fantasy book. These days I tend to just use libraries or local, non-chain bookstores. However there is still some nostalgia for this store. This location is a decent size, well maintained, and has a good selection. I've never had any issues with the staff. I haven't gotten anything from the cafe so I can't comment on it.