My fiancée and I came here Saturday morning while we out exploring downtown Denham Springs,…read moreLouisiana. It's a small book store; yet had alot of books and I like how it was affordable. Got a book that I was wanting for months and the staff were friendly.

I like going here to browse the large selection of new and pre-owned books…read more The owner is always around to help and to make good recommendations. They also have a great a large knowledge of a lot of the books they sell. They often can give you a good summary of the book. The prices are very good as well. Located on Main Street, it's a quaint feel and easily accessible.

I was travelling from Mississippi to Texas and I wanted to find a comic book store to stop at for a…read morefew minutes to take a break. The store was small but with a good selection of comics, including some nice older wall books, a couple rows of long boxes, & a decent selection of new books. Seemed to have a smaller selection of sports cards & toys. The man working behind the counter (owner?) was nice, greeting me as I entered with my 2 kids. He offered assistance but I didn't need any. He continued his conversation with a regular customer about old sci-fi episodes. Eavesdropping on their conversation made me feel right at home. Just like my local comic book store. I ended up buying a copy of Captain Marvel 17 & Thanos 14. They were having a 15% off sale on back issues. Next time I pass through Baton Rouge, I'll be sure to stop by.

The owner was super knowledgeable and helpful. We were looking for comics for a birthday present…read more Great selection and perfect location right in the heart of Baton Rouge. They supply new editions and action figures. Will recommend in the future.

It's like the "Aldi's" of Walmart. Enjoyed the variety. Great book section. Affordable models…read more Large rug department. Variety of storage containers.

Selection is plentiful and the value is there with low prices!! Customer service was etchy but not…read moreenough to stop me from shopping their line of books, snacks, etc.

I love the products, the prices, the staff assistance I can…read morefind unusual Christmas decorations & gifts for every age. I buy all of my gift wrapping paper from Hobby Lobby. I recommend browsing through there if you haven't been there - or if you have. You'll find amazing cabinet door pulls with Fleur-de-lis designs!

Awesome sales, great products, well stocked and good supply and quality of items…read more My problem stems from the poor attitude from the cashier Tailynn. She never greeted me, started snatching things from the counter, spoke very choppy and just inept for this position. She should be stocking shelves where there is no direct customer service. This is perhaps the main reason why I choose not to visit certain stores and/or their locations. This is a first time bad experience at any Hobby Lobby and I'm a regular customer. I'm not from this area, thank God because I would avoid this location like the plague. While I love Hobby Lobby overall, it's employees like this, with horrible dispositions that make the shopping experience less enjoyable. Tailynn needs to take her TAIL over to Burger King because most people don't expect good customer service there. Just a huge disappointment for what started out as a good shopping day.

Well, proof that some establishments listen to their customers! After stepping back from…read moreMichael's a while ago, I was in dire need of some paint on a Sunday, so I headed there. The store was drastically cleaner than before, and each employee I encountered was helpful and friendly. While the sales are not nearly as good as some other places, they do have decent prices. I have gone back several times during this holiday season, and it's been a pleasant experience each time.

This is the best place to get my pictures framed and matted! They always have sales on custom…read moreframes, so I'm in here quite a lot! I really like how the framing department keeps all of your information in regards to the exact size, frame used, and mat colors of each thing you get done. I have three LSU championship newspaper covers, and I need them all to match even though they are different sizes. Michaels does a fantastic job when it comes to that. All of the newspapers are perfectly preserved just the way I like them and make a fantastic addition to my office. The only thing I don't like about the framing department is that they told me one day and kept pushing back my pick up date, even when I needed it on the date they originally told me. I had to call to get this info, they didn't readily give it to me. Also, they stopped doing the wiring on the back of the frames. I can't hang things perfectly on the wall without the wiring, so when I recently picked up I insisted that the wiring be put on the back. This is also something they don't readily tell you. There is a small sign on the corner of the desk, but not quite visible. I just wished they communicated better with their customers with the amount of money that I am paying. Overall, a great experience and the best way to get my valuable items preserved!

Don't order a cappuccino. Nothing but hot milk, no froth. I asked for a "dry" cappuccino, the…read morebarista's eyes glazed over, I said "more foam than milk", trying to convey a reasonable thought. Anyway, after $5.00 for a tall cappuccino I poured it out. No expresso, just hot milk, totally screwed. Awful.

Barnes & Noble (B&N) at LSU meets the needs of the University, and the larger Baton Rouge…read morecommunity. They are conveniently located right across Highland from the Student Union Building. There is a pay to park multi-level garage attached to the rear of the building if you need it. The B&N itself is large and spacious, occupying two floors. Most of the downstairs floor space is devoted to one of the most extensive collections of LSU merchandise in Baton Rouge. Clothing, home items, tailgating paraphernalia, and toys are all here in their purple and gold glory. There is literally a whole wall covered in hats! Another important downstairs area is the B&N Café, which serves Starbucks Coffee, but is not an actual Starbucks location. Upstairs, are the books. You need to have those in a bookstore of course. There is the textbook area, where students can get their required reading for classes. Then there are the other bookshelves which include a selection of stock that you would find at other B&N locations. In addition to these features, the upstairs is where you find the Apple Authorized Campus Store. This area includes, Macs, iPads, and other Apple products all available at an educational discount price to students and other qualified buyers (and at regular prices to others). This Apple enclave is like a mini-Apple Store within a store. Overall, the B&N at LSU is tailored to its community. It meets many needs, and is a great place to browse or spend time. One can enjoy both the indoor and outdoor seating areas, have lunch or a snack, and read or work. It's a good place to visit if you are in the LSU area.

Great picture selection, I like their home decor and their prices . The only reason I can't do 5…read morestar is the fact that you cannot take the buggy out of the store . I had to make multiple trips to my car and had to leave some merchandise behind hoping it was there when I got back . There should be a pick up parking spot or help to your car . Sometimes this small details makes me think twice before I go to Ross.

Love Ross, but there's never enough help when it's to check out. Great customer service. I find…read morebeautiful art and home decor hear. My daughters love this location too.

Old Navy had been my go to for jeans since I was a kid. Good quality at a decent price. The staff…read moreis always friendly and move a long line quickly.

So many improvements have been made at this location. A recent visit on a Saturday morning resulted…read morein being able to find a few good items. Whereas in the past, the merchandise was way over cluttered and stuffed around everywhere, this visit allowed customers to maneuver around the merchandise and other customers and actually find items. While the number of dressing rooms is quite disappointing for this size a store, there was no one waiting the day I went. I appreciated the assistance, but I could have done without the snip of the attendant barking at people to hang their items back up and bring out what they don't want. I get it because i don't like the crazy messes either, but she was a bit abrasive and offsetting. Everyone other person I encountered more than made up for her, so I'm chalking that up to a bad day or maybe working in the changing rooms is punishment. I like the way they have redone the checkout line - they have gone the way of Marshalls and TJ Maxx and have one line with several cashiers. There were enough staff there so the line moved quickly. Everyone also got a free bottle of hand sanitizer, so that was a little bonus (remember when they gouged us for $5 per tiny bottle?) I hope this wasn't a one-time experience, and future visits will be just as pleasant. I have to compliment them for the good experience on this visit.