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Barnes & Noble

4.4 (18 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Rashi T.

I love bookstores as much as I love books and its that warm fuzzy feeling you get when you browse through aisles and aisles that I chase . This Barnes and Nobles feels slightly less inviting owing to the floor plan being more open and the aisles being very far apart but its just my personal preference. Quite a good collection of books and magazines as well as toys and puzzles for kids. I still feel its limited in terms of genres and more focused on just the popular ones. They had a lot of variety for planners , gifts and other Knick-knacks . There is also a coffee shop inside for patrons .

Kim L.

As someone who grew up going to the old Tanasbourne B&N, I was sad to see the old one torn down. It had a warmer and cozier vibe, almost like entering a living room. I loved that it had an actual Starbucks attached to the bookstore. The new Barnes and Noble, though it is spacious and organized well, has a darker and colder feel. It doesn't have the same inviting quality that would make you want to spend hours browsing books. I do like that there's plenty of seating sprinkled throughout the store. There's a cafe located inside the bookstore that isn't a Starbucks, though it does serve Starbucks coffee. You can't use your Starbucks card here unfortunately. Having said all that I'll continue to support B&N because I still enjoy coming in and browsing physical copies of books. The remodel is still very nice and modern. It'll just take me awhile to get used to this new revamped Barnes and Noble.

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Dana B.

I'm so excited to have Barnes & Noble open again in this area. Even though I mostly purchase books online, it's so nice to have a local place to go in person and be able to browse through a huge selection featuring many genres. Being able to touch the books and flip through the pages, especially with cookbooks, is a major advantage before deciding to buy. The space is expansive, exactly what you expect from this brand and the aisles are designed with plenty of space in between so it doesn't feel claustrophobic or cluttered. The shelves were fully stocked and I love how they integrate non-book items into the book displays. This location is definitely modern and vibrant.

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2 years ago

This is my favorite Barns & Noble location. I've been hand sold books many times by their wonderful staff. I love the unique suggestions.

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3 years ago

First time at this location and it was nice. Everything is new and the coffee bar is great.

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