Not a Fan of the Service Here…read more I'm not sure what's going on, but the "manager" Gabriel needs to work on his people skills. Walked in looking for a specific book, and he practically barked at me to ask what I wanted. Not exactly the welcoming atmosphere I'd expect from a bookstore. He didn't even bother to help me find the book I was looking for, just grunted and pointed me in the general direction of the shelves. Definitely won't be back. 0/5 stars from me.

I wanted to like this place, but honestly, this is just one of those get in and out kind of…read morebookstores. It is impossible to even sit down and enjoy a good book or write a College Paper, without being encumbered by the suffocating energy of the local folk. The things they talk about are so damn mind numbing. I honestly wonder how most of this town survived infancy to be honest. Sitting inside the Franklin Square Books A Million feels like the equivalent of stuffing my brain into a Dyson vacuum cleaner. Literally. Just the other day I was in here picking up a copy of Don Quixote and the cashier is rambling for several minutes about Count Dooku from Star Wars, completely unprofessional and creepy as all hell to be honest. **Fun Fact** in Mexico Sancho is a rapist/philanderer but in the book he is a Squire. Ironic? Yeah. I think so too. The other staff are actually quite helpful. I like the old lady who works at the café, I think she runs a witches coven in her off time. She actually headed me my candy blasted frappé and told me that she could read minds. . bottom line this place is weird and enter at your own risk. Run for your lives folks. Or go to the Barnes and Noble at Carolina Place. Ask about the coffee for dead soldiers !!

Very cool store with local items. Very interesting to find a store with table and chairs in the…read moreback area where a small bookstore can be found. A microwave is available for customers to use. Doesn't feel like being in an airport store.

This is regarding the excellent service and above and beyond help at the Charlotte's Landing store…read more(operated by Paradies Lagardere) in the E Rotunda at CLT on 12/19/2024. I'd just broken my charging cable - a common enough USB to USB-C cable used for many Android phones. But none of the 3 Charlotte's Landing stores from Gate E45 back to the E Rotunda had even one replacement in stock. My phone charge was running out at midday and I had another flight of hours ahead of me. At the store in E Rotunda I met a woman named Antoinette. When I told her how tired and frustrated I was (half of CLT's moving sidewalks were out of service and it's a long walk with luggage) she asked if I'd like her to charge my phone from their charger behind the counter. There were other staff present, an Asst Mgr named Rayne helped, too, and a Mgr named Pear came through and took note that those cables should be restocked. But Antoinette was kind and helpful and made pleasant conversation for the 20 or so minutes while she charged my device, while ringing up sales promptly and never once failed to personally greet every person who came in. She saved my day. She's a great employee and I'm so glad I met her.

Skip the big box toy store (unless you're looking for a Barbie) and pop here for the neat card and…read moreboard games that all the cool kids are playing with. More than just Lego! And a huge selection of calendars and childrens books. If you're looking for a gift, you'll do well at Calendars Games & Toys. Prices were decent enough. It's an outlet mall and they seem to understand that it won't do well at full retail. Service was good. Not many people - I only noticed the one woman running the register and she got me rung up quick enough.

Go! Games is what it's called now. I didn't happen to notice if they had any calendars even…read moreavailable anymore. They certainly have a lot of toys and collectibles. Figures, board games, Nerf, Legos, you name it really. The prices seemed a little bit steep though that was kinda to be expected. You have the everyday toys mixed into the items that people often consider collectibles here. Lots of Star Wars, for example, on the overpriced "collectibles" side of things. Or think *fill-in-the-blank* edition of Risk, Monopoly, etc. for board games. There are a lot of puzzle games too, on that note. Where you fit pieces of wood or metal together to impress people or keep your ADHD occupied. Stuffed animals of all kinds (Pokemon in particular) and toys for even the youngest kids. The shopkeeper was just one guy who spent the entire time on his phone. Not very talkative or engaging unless you went up to talk to him first. He did give me a discount on a Lego box that was damaged however. Discounts on Legos just don't exist so I was happy to oblige. It's great to have this place here as a break from all the clothes shopping.

This place has become one of my favorite place of all Charlotte 1 because it's 3 minutes from my…read morehome at bellheaven 2 because my 3 boys love this icecrean shop 3 because as soon we walk in it feels like back in the good time of cartoons and comics books of super heroes collection figure. Them ice cream are super delicious and testy especially the coconut one!. me and my kids enjoy it because we can bring our uno cards and have funs and laugh as freely We can! I recomendé to everyone of all age.! so plz come and enjoy the best ice cream of town. The action figure and comics books are diferent price some are low price and some are high price but everything of original material so i think the price goes wit the material! Love it thanks guys keep up the good work !

This is my favorite comic book shop in all of Charlotte. Its not the biggest, it doesn't have the…read moremost product, it doesn't have autographing events, but to me it is a straight forward comic shop. They have a good selection of comics, graphic novels, and collectibles. They also sell ice cream/milkshakes, etc. I've yet to partake of the sweet treats, but everyone that I've seen order them, appears to enjoy them fairly well. I like the "feel" of the place. You can tell it was started by someone that LOVES comics and the geek life. Which means they are my people. I enjoy talking with the young man who usually works when I make my monthly pilgrimage. I appreciate this place and I usually end up spending more than I originally intended to. I don't mind supporting them because I want them to be around for a very long time. If you're in the area, check them out!

So incredibly overpriced. It seems they have forgotten they are not an antiques market, but a…read morethrift store. Things are given to them for nothing and they then resell for a high thrift price (many items, including unauthenticated art, for over $150). It's become a disappointing spot in the Charlotte thrift circuit.

Great prices for a great cause!…read more I volunteered at this ReStore on a Saturday morning with Habitat Young Professionals, and I loved the experience! We were pricing, organizing items on shelves, and helping unload donated items. After the shift, I went shopping! There are so many treasures including furniture, dinnerware, tools, and even jewelry. If you recently moved or are just looking for something new, definitely worth a stop to see what you find. The popular items fly off the shelves, so a lot of it is just luck of timing - which makes finding something you love that much sweeter! Proceeds go toward supporting Habitat for Humanity's work, so you feel even better about your purchases. Highly recommend checking out the book store + coffee shop next door as well.