A nice Barnes and Noble with a friendly staff! We stopped here to kill some time while traveling…read moreand enjoyed it. The tables in the cafe aren't exactly comfortable or inviting, so I'm glad we didn't stay long. I've been to much better layouts as far as the cafe is concerned. Decent selection of new fiction too.

Had some extra time on my hands while waiting for the pup at the vet. Went to B&N to get some work…read moredone. I was hoping for a more comfortable work area, but had to sit in the empty cafe. Surprised to not see any oversized chairs anywhere in the store. Had issues connecting to WiFi so I just ended up using my phone's hotspot. Overall it was an ok experience. It served its purpose. If I have to return to the area I'll try a local place. Probably my fault from the start.

These good people are wonderful. I needed a logoed shirt to wear to an event quickly in the DC…read morearea. They answered the call. Excellent customer service, quick shipping, the shirt is great quality with a crisp bright logo. Go Hokies!

Very nice bookstore!!! Not a lot of parking and you hve to pay to park. Lots of sales which is…read moreawesome because I'm a bargain shopper. Love shopping here.

This bookstore is huge!!! Plenty of any and everything!!! Parking a pain, crowded with college kids…read morewhich is to be expected. I picked up a few bargains/sales. Friendly staff and here to help you if you need it!!

I've never had a good experience at this store. I ordered my fall books online. When I went to pick…read morethem up the Volume 2 staff said they do not return books and that if I wanted to return a book that I had to go to the on campus store. I chose to get m books at volume 2 because I did not want 2g2 campus. The staff were not helpful at all. Save yourself the trouble and just go to the store by the library 4 your books.

The highly professional staff of Old New River Books (located in Christiansburg, Virginia) have…read moresolved a difficult situation for me! I live in California and I needed an Appraisal for a literary donation. The situation took months until Old New River Books got involved and solved ALL of the problems in about ten days. Their solution has satisfied all parties and I am extremely grateful for their support, diligence and ACTION! Jamie Sadler Camarillo, Ca.

From the owner: Old New River Books provides high-quality used books, specializing in out-of-print scholarly texts,…read moreAppalachian, Virginiana, genealogy, collectible & rare books. Appraisal requests are free & welcome.

BookHolders is a huge scam. Out of all options to buy and sell books, BookHolders might just be the…read moreworst. If this is for some reason your only option, then always get cash back right then and there. They will try and tell you you can get more money by giving it to them and having them sell it, but they never end up selling.

A very cool little excursion if you have kids - the old train depot has a used book store and a toy…read morestore attached. It's right by the tracks so you can watch the trains go by - very fun for the kids. The toy selection is creative and fun, and really quite reasonably priced. If you pay cash, you get a 5% discount. Definitely worth checking out for holidays or birthdays.

Loved the books I found--even happened to dig up one by my favorite author! Granted, he's an oldie,…read moreso I guess that makes sense given the selection. Walked out with a classic, too, all for under ten bucks!... The selection is supposedly extensive, however the selection on display was kind of outdated and appeared that it had not been changed out in awhile. Also, I would recommend you bring cash. I wish the owner would set up a Cash App or Venmo account for those of us who don't carry a lot of bills. She'd make a LOT more dough from all of the college students that wander her way! Every restroom was busted, which was irritating, so we had to venture across the street to the antique store. Pee before you go, I guess. Overall, left a little creeped out but the books I found have been great.

Lies, I tried to give stuff that could be sold. Was it 100% perfect condition, no but it could…read morestill be sold. They would not take it and I was told that is has to be in 100% perfect condition and ready to be sold. You want people to donate stuff and then make sure it is pristine to be stuck right on the shelf. If that is there expectation, then they are not really selling for charity purposes but to make a profit because anyone that really needs help would not really care if it was 100% or not as long as it met their needs. IMO, they can take the time to make it look the way they want. All they want to do is just collect money. The IRS really needs to evaluate all of the YMCA thift stores because I firmly believe they are not operating as a 501c3 but are really a for profit organization. Have you seen their prices? Somethings are higher than what you would pay at stores. They are not trying to sell to those in need but to those that can afford their prices. A true charity would price the stuff to move and would not care if items that were sold were bought to be resold. I am not the one that buys to resell but the one that gives stuff to these stores to be sold but no more. I will give it to a nonprofit that actually cares.

service they are completely uneducated in anything they are selling ,additionally extremely over…read morepriced for everything. it's trash, blood stained ,pissed stained, ripped and they fail to to uphold the sanitation laws and VDH for their food pantry. they have numerous dead carcasses around the food for kids witch is called meals on main ,as well for adults your killing your own community and poisoning them. I hope this ymca gets shut down. All you have to do is walk in. And self explanatory. And you can see what's been cleared or cleaned VS not been cleaned or cleared. Use common sense people!