Wow, wow, wow. I was completely blown away by this bookstore. From the outside it looks like an old…read morecar shop, but once you walk in, it opens into a whole new world. Every section feels thoughtfully curated into vintage, used, new, special editions. There is truly something for everyone. I instantly fell in love. The children's section was beyond adorable, and the vintage area pulled me in like it was that era. It's a big bookstore giving antique vibes.

It is so fun to go in and look at the huge selection of books but also all of the other things that…read moreare in there. The staff is fantastic! It's a highly recommended fun place to spend an afternoon.

I grew up going to Barnes and Nobles to hang out. There was one right by the mall of the town I…read moregrew up in and it seemed like what everyone would do on the weekends was either hang out at the mall, or hang out at Barnes and Nobles cafe and the bookstore. I didn't mind this as I have always been a huge book worn so even if I am only hanging around books and not reading them, I am still happy because they are close by. This location is huge! Two stories with the cafe on the first floor and lots and lots of books. It is located off state street in Murray. Same center as where they have a Chic-fil-a, Chipotle, in & out, cafe zupas, noodles and co, and a zao eatery.

This store is fine and I like the decor, but it is not my favorite compared to the other locations…read morein the area. I prefer the other B&N locations.

Been here several times to purchase books and gifts. Found a really cute weekly calendar today that…read moredoubles as a mousepad and has space to write daily agenda plus weekly checklist and notes. Such a fun and practical gift! Each time we've been here it seems they're either understaffed or not enough stockers are cashier trained because it'll be just one cashier until an antsy line queues and then someone notices and comes up to help ring down the line. Good selection of books and games. The front by the cashier also has a fun collection of gift items that change seasonally. There's a cafe in the back but it's usually pretty full so we haven't gone there yet. The store is well organized but maintenance needs to come in to clean the escalator and repaint since it is pretty dirty in some spots which is normal over time but looks like whoever is in charge of regional upkeep maybe hasn't noticed on their visits that this store needs so deep cleaning in some high foot traffic areas. Overall a good albeit pricey place to find your next good read as well as a great place to find gifts for everyone. Cashiers are friendly. Keep up the good work!

It's unfortunate I have to leave this review considering I love books and supporting book stores…read morebut the staff is Extremely lazy, rude, and apathetic. I came in looking for a book but after sometime I couldn't find it, and when I asked for help they didn't want to really help but instead kept ignoring me, seemed bothered I even asked, later came to find out that was the manager-disgraceful behavior. Gave them the benefit of the doubt and asked a different employee but she wasn't very helpful, told me to go look myself despite already telling her I have and I asked her if she would get in trouble if she walked over and helped me (btw the store wasn't very busy) she said she wouldn't get in trouble..but she proceeded to basically say she doesn't want to but I guess fine, and told me she was going to help another customer first despite me being there first but I said okay, and waited for her to come to the section I told her I would be in (where the book I was looking for should be) and when she wasn't there within a reasonable time I looked over and saw she was continuing to "help" every other customer around and stand there, when I talked to her again, she looked like she was caught and it was more of the same apathetic and lazy response, while two other employees (two managers-one was the first one I talked to) were just standing talking and laughing away near by doing nothing. Tried to talk to them about what happened and they didn't seem to genuinely care AT ALL. It made me feel unprioritized and like I didn't matter. Way to make a person walk straight out of the store. Walked out feeling worse than when I came in. Amazon and other sellers are cheaper but people come to Barnes for the service/experience not just books. Overall, consistently disgraceful employees and an unpleasant experience at this location.

The outside of the bookstore is unassuming, but inside you will find an incredibly knowledgeable…read moreand helpful owner that is there almost everyday. I love visiting with Richard and I know others do too because there is always a steady stream of loyal customers when I'm there. I also love the bookclub shelf right at the front that has a great collection of reads. It's rare that I buy a book from any other section because it has so many great picks right as you walk in!

The owner was so kind and helpful! I much prefer the this local bookstore over a big chain!read more

Whimsy. I suppose that's the word I would use to describe Storybook Nook. Good old fashioned…read morewhimsy. I don't think that word gets used enough these days. Everything is so urgent, or so important, or so technological, or so modern. So if you've fallen out of touch with your whimsical side, perhaps it's time to stop in here. A dyed in the wool bookstore it is not. There are much more than books in this nook. Fanciful things, clothing items, toys, games, and things that will have your kids eyeballs lighting up and you watching their hands very closely. But there are storybooks that you can peruse. In a world of in-the-car DVD players and elementary school kids with cell phones it's nice to know someone is still selling the printed word. Totally exempt from technology it is not, but maybe a hair simpler than a big-box kids store. Selection isn't fantastic, but again, it's more about the experience that rifling through the shelves going after a specific title. Cruise in a few minutes and see what tickles your fancy. Buy a book and read it to your kids--or have them read it to you. Remember when that was enough?

I love this little book and toy store. If you're the type that's looking for the newest, cutest,…read morepossibly most popular (at the moment) Book our there, this is a great place to buy a gift or stop in to add to your collection. I always buy a book when I come in and stock up on fairly priced Melissa and Doug gifts for my children and their friend's' birthday parties. With a train track set up for you to test several types of train brands, this is fun not only for the parents, but for the children, too! The stores brands include Chuggington, BabyLit, Usborne, Melissa and Doug, TY, Little Golden Books, and more top kids' brands. I adore this store and feel like it's a must have for a different demographic at Gardner Village.

What an exceptional idea ... taking discarded books, stripping their spine, and turning them into…read morejournals high-quality paper and metal wire binding. They're not junky books: Harry Potter, Where the Wild Things are, Dr. Seuss, Nancy Drew, Star Wars, Goodnight Moon, Madeline, Lord of the Rings ... to name a few. They leave several pages of the book in the notebooks, which makes it even more cool. They also have totes and purses made from books ... as well as from playing cards and game boards. I hope they grow ... I want more!

These journals are fantastic. Great gifts for all ages, styles & taste. Customer service is super…read more They can help you find the perfect

This Barnes and Noble has such a cozy feeling to it. They had the book that I needed for a good…read moreprice. The guy working was helpful at checkout and assured we had everything we needed. I would recommend this location if you're in need of a book.

This location continues to offer a wide range of books at reasonable prices. Well organized and the…read morefront desk cashier was friendly and helpful. Classical music lends to a peaceful and relaxing book shopping experience. Up front there are also an array of greeting cards, journals, and small gifts ranging from games to small bags and totes. Cute one stop shop for any book lover. Oh and if they're out of stock of a book they can order it for store pickup!

A great place to get books, movies, jewelry, kitchen items and now even clothes. Most items are…read morediscounted off full price. Employees are usually helpful. I like that I can park close.

I stopped by to get a present for my niece and Michael went above and beyond! He catered to me even…read morethough I didn't ask him to! I wish all sales people and customer service employees were this kind and attentive.

I've recently been educated about different types of witches-there's far more than the…read morestereotypical Halloween or pagan variety. All types, and then others too, will likely love The Conjuring Tree. There are so many interesting trinkets, accessories, tools and gadgets that I enjoyed browsing. Many that were familiar to me, but some new items as well. The lovely staff member, Sage, was kind enough to give us a little run-down on the store, how long they've been around and some of the events that they hold. There are plans for a more formal tea gathering space in the back which will allow for even more amazing events. I love the vibe here and the friendliness that was extended. Even if I'm not sure what to do with all the cool things they sell, I'd feel very comfortable asking about the items and know that I'd be met with a welcoming, patient explanation.

Great service.,Amazing practitioners and a really great array of products!…read more Really great energy in there

This location of Deseret Book has books, gifts, and a pretty large section of children's items. The…read moredownstairs area is very large, and if you try to go in the back door of the store to avoid all of the parking craziness at the front-beware, as the back door is locked. Upstairs are two different areas-including a fabric store which has a ton of fun fabrics for you to choose from. These are not the same fabrics you will find at Jo-Ann's or anywhere else that sells fabric. The other business upstairs is a framing shop, that has mostly religious pictures-both original and prints for sale. They will also frame anything else that you bring in and did not purchase here. The two women upstairs were very friendly and welcoming, and made me feel like an old friend. If you are looking for a gift, there are plenty of options, and even non-denominational gifts for people of all ages. Plus, the store is such a peaceful place to just browse.

What the what?? How did I miss a full on fabric store inside of Deseret Book? A FABRIC STORE?…read more So, I was in the neighborhood and popped in. Maybe it was just to smell the rolls. But I looked up to the second floor and could have sworn I saw bolts of fabric lining the walls. But this is Deseret Book, right? Up the stairs I go, and sure enough that place is packed with fabric. Maybe technically the thing is a Mormon Handicraft, but there it is under the same roof so I'm calling it part of Deseret Book for now. Here's the low down on the fabric: it's really cute. Like, super darling, adorbs, and totally quiltworthy. Polka dots like crazy, paisley, stripes, and lots of flowery darling things.