Went for the Starbucks primarily. A bit of a wait but not bad at all. The drinks were great and…read morethe staff were very friendly. Great selection and clean atmosphere

Huge selection of books, love their displays. The staff are always super friendly. This is one of…read morethe best Barnes and Noble stores I have been to. I love to stop by every time we are in Huntsville.

I have been shopping at Booklegger for years and they always have something for every interest in…read morebooks. Highly recommended...

Nice big selection of used books. I didn't expect to see so many books there, it was great. A…read morelittle something for everyone, if you take the time to look.

They have everything from used CDs to new coffee mugs to my favorite silly post it notes by knock…read moreknock.com. hand puppets, hardbacks, paperbacks, pop figures, movies, t-shirts, children's books. Religious books and DVDs and CDs. They want you to buy a tote for 1$ at checkout which I declined. They don't have bags so if you go bring your own Two bins were marked free; however I didn't look in them. I didn't rate them higher because of the mixture of quality meaning brand new is moved in with used whereas I'm used to booklegger where everything is 50 % off the list price and a better value. Also I think they should have bags for your purchases. It's a big sntorr and it's not arranged to quickly find what you want. Plan to roam around. Picked up some things for mom and the grands. Probably won't go back.

We recently took over $500 (used) books into 2nd and Charles and they said they would text and…read moreemail us once the books were evaluated. I just called since we had not heard from them and they said they finished the evaluation on 5/30 (day after we took the books in) and they said since we didn't respond they gave us store credit of $57.00 and the cash price would have been $27.00. There were books worth over $100 used and they were going to give us only .25 per book. This is a ripe off. It might be a good place to buy books but don't sell your books to them.

Came here for the first time as I don't live here. Needed a book and went to the info desk. Saw a…read moreguy w glasses on his computer and clearly he saw me from his peripheral because Edie I got a chance to say excuse me he asks if he could help me find something . A bit abrupt. No hello or smile but I told him what I needed and he walked me over to the section. Surprised he didn't just point. Fortunately, the lady at check out turned my experience around. She was very friendly offering me the store card getting my email and such. She smiled before I arrived and thus made a difference . Customer service is what keeps people coming back, not just the selection or cost . I wish more employees would realize we have a choice in shopping.

Not a fun experience at all!! No one at this location could answer my questions. I went back the…read morenext day - both days were not busy at all.

The Deep (at their previous location) was my weekly comic shop when I lived in Huntsville 20 years…read moreago (groan). We were in town for a concert and to meet up with some friends and it happened to be "Free Comic Book Day" and we had time to kill, so we stopped at some local shops including the Deep at their new location. They had all the goodies for giveaways-- who can beat 3 free comics plus another 5 freebies if you make a purchase? The companies (Marvel, DC, and the indies) made a good show of rolling out freebies to give readers a sample of current offerings and hopefully they roped in some new readers. It was nice to see The Deep still has a swath of back issues, I was able to cross several titles off my never-ending search list as I poked around the store. They still have a wall of new releases, a ton of games and figures, etc. It was also very cool to see such a wide diversity of readership, people of all ages and backgrounds grabbing up new releases and picking up pull lists. Not sure if ownership has changed in the past decade or more or if it's more to do with the changing vibes of the subculture itself becoming more mainstream and accessible, but it just felt overall more "welcoming" and open than ever before so that anyone can find the book they're looking for and get into comics. Very cool. Plenty of parking. Appreciated the additional 20% off of purchases for the comic book day, and back issue prices are fair--more expensive than some, far cheaper than others.

I love this place, and always will. Been a customer for 20 years. As a tabletop gamer, they have…read moreevery that I need. D&D, board games, Warhammer, TCG's, etc. Their comic selection is outstanding. Just a generally great place to shop. They also have gaming to join, upstairs.

The backstock comic book selection is a star, but they have a good selection of this month books,…read moreand a nice section that's safe for kids. They also have a little section of RPG and other gaming supplies, and the usual novelties, and so forth the odor is excellent, and they will absolutely do special orders for you at no extra cost people with a box get a % flat discount... I could never remember whether it's 10% or 20%. As a female geek, I have never been hassled or mistreated here, and all of the folks behind the cash register are amazing--Very excited about what they sell and more than happy to spend time talking to you even if you don't buy anything.

Great store, great people. Good selections. You can subscribe to a series and drop by each month…read moreto pick up your comics. The have some real bargains from time to time, so you have to stop by often to catch them. They moved to a store front on Slaughter Road, just barely in Madison, from Huntsville. You can buy gift certificates, for your kids or grand kids and let them drop in once a month to pick up comics and other items. I highly recommend them. Hot Rod