What a delightful bookstore! I haven't found a true paperback exchange in a long time, but this one…read moredoes things "old school," where you can trade in books for store credit, and all the "credit cards" are kept on notecards and tracked with pen and paper. It's a lovely little blast from the past! I appreciated that the first section you see when you walk in is a sizable romance section, complete with a bunch of old mass market paperbacks with "clinch covers." The best kind! There's also a big general fiction section, mysteries, kids' books, biographies/non-fiction, and more, including some nifty coffee table books that I'd love to have strewn around my home. Oh, and there were even some jigsaw puzzles! Bonus! The owner was pleasant and friendly, and I definitely plan to be back. In fact, this bookstore may have been the tipping point for our decision to move to Parker or Aurora. Hard to beat a delightful little used bookstore like this one!

When I went there they had 50% off a good amount of books, small but nice little bookstore…read more Definitely check it out if your around there.

Great atmosphere and much more shopper-friendly than a lot of other locations. The store feels…read morerelaxed and easy to browse. Lots of customers - a great sign. Only real drawback was checkout being very slow with just one cashier working, but otherwise a really enjoyable place to shop.

I absolutely love coming here great finds, cute things, and cheap books. I love the fact that I…read morecan bring a lot of my family members here and their range for shoppers is huge. I can bring my 12 year-old sister and my 30 year-old brother-in-law and they will both have a blast. Books for everybody and accessories and games for everyone. The workers are always so friendly when asked for help, and especially up front!

Barnes & Noble has plenty of books. Shocking, I know. The selection is excellent, and I was…read morepleasantly surprised by the size of the DVD and vinyl record sections too. It's nice to see physical media still getting some love. The store is spacious, clean, and easy to browse. My only disappointment was the lack of an in-store coffee shop.

Went here looking for a very well-known and widely found book. I thought I would save time and ask…read morethe staff to help me find it. They were absolute morons. They could not find anything I asked for. And I ended up finding the book myself. Staff should actually know the products that they are selling. It was embarrassing.

A lot of book stores have closed and seeing this used book store is a pleasant site. They had lots…read moreof selections of used books. Price of the books are pretty reasonable, too.

Another hidden gem across the street from the hidden gem Breakfast Queen on Broadway. This…read morebookstore is owned by husband and wife, Barry and Jo Smith. Previously Engineers, these two have used their engineering minds to organize the books logically and online. We stopped in and chatted with Barry who was charming and helpful. During our conversation we kept thinking of other books to buy and it took him only moments to find them in his online database and locate them in his store. If you want a used book store that has gently used books, reasonably priced, in easy to find aisles, and a knowledgeable proprietor to help you find the rest, check out this place. It's worth the drive from wherever you live.

I have visited this Barnes and Noble multiple times when I'm in the neighborhood. Overall, it's a…read moresolid Barnes and Noble with adequate climate control and nice enough employees that will also just leave you alone if you're visiting there to get some work done or just check out some books. They have a good selection of books and prices reflect the suggested market price. There is plenty of parking out front. I have never had an issue finding parking here. There is also a Starbucks in this location with some seating. The only thing I wish they did better is to have more seating. There isn't that much and what is available seems a bit old and worn down.

I really enjoyed browsing thru B&N just as much as I really enjoy reading "real paper" books. The…read morestore was big, clean & had a very welcoming & friendly staff. In addition, there was also a Coffee Cafe which was great. Coffee & books seem to go together. Note, there was plenty of parking too. We specifically went to check out this store for the kids section, AKA Barnes & Noble Jr. section. There were lots of colorful displays, a stage for StoryTime on Tuesdays @ 10:30AM, Legos, toys, gifts, etc. Plus a ton of different books. Everything is organized in an easy to find way by age & interest. We did end up buying several books. A couple of the books were buy one get one 50% off, prices were reasonable & typical. Check out their website for events such as author signings, Premium Membership & Rewards as well.

I could hang in here forever. Mutiny Information Cafe is exactly that, never change!…read more I loved the cereal killer and the Cardi B cardamom cakes, duh. Excited to hit a comedy night here :)

This was such a cool spot! We mainly came for the photobooth which is over 50 years old but the…read morerest of the place was just as interesting! They have records, books, comic books, and more! I decided to just get an iced green tea while we browsed the shop and it was super cool to see everything they had. The bathroom is also Elvis themed! I will have to come back when I have more time so I can browse through everything!

My friend just moved to the area so I decided to stop by. This is a very dense shop with lots of…read moreawesome books, metaphysical items, crystals, and jewelry. The overall vibe here is very positive and uplifting, to say the least. Every time I go into a metaphysical or book store, I just wander around to see if anything calls to me. This time around, I ended up purchasing some Palo Santo. Jenny helped me out at the register and was such a sweetheart. She has such a sweet aura! If you're interested in getting a reading or healing service, call ahead to schedule an appointment. There are plenty of services that are offered, including psychic and Tarot readings, reiki, and iridology (intuitive reading of eyes). Definitely looking forward to coming back!

The over-riding theme of this bookshop is healing. Everything about this store is to bring comfort…read moreto your mind either through spiritual information, therapeutic massage, or supportive gatherings. (Substance abuse groups meet here in a separate room to help their recovery.) This place also have information on an outside bulletin board for seminars outside of the shop that promote healing and wellness. If you are looking for some sort of metaphysical healing in your life, take a moment to stop by and speak to the owners. They are friendly and caring people. Be aware: You can't get to the bookstore off of Hampden if you are heading East.

Collector Mania is an awesome spot for anyone who loves collectibles. The staff is knowledgeable,…read morewelcoming, and genuinely excited to help you find exactly what you're looking for. They take the time to answer questions, offer fair prices, and make the whole experience enjoyable. Whether you're hunting for something specific or just browsing, you can tell they really care about their customers and their collection. A great local shop with great people.

Came in for the first time today as a VERY new MTG player. Eric the employee was incredibly helpful…read moreand answered all the new player questions that I had. Several of the customers were kind and courteous as well, offering advice and help with starting out. Bought a Commander Starter Deck and a few booster packs and all of the prices were stand MSRP, no real markup which is great. Will be back soon for Thursday night Commander nights!

I'll give the benefit of the doubt, this just isn't the coffee shop for me…read more I had a long event day in the area, so I decided to beat the traffic and get to this part of town earlier than I normally would. Just wanted a place to work on my computer, and ultimately that's what I got. Enchanted Grounds is a cafe and game emporium. Like for real, they have such a huge selection of games. If you are into that, I truly love that for you! As far as the cafe is concerned, the best part was not paying Denver coffee prices! Only a few bucks for an iced coffee, god bless America. The staff weren't all that friendly or interested in talking to customers. It definitely gives off humble, rainy day coffeehouse vibes and that's not a bad thing. Bright, tacky colored walls, one guy was sleeping in one of the booths, a giant group of 80+ year olds at the big community table, and gamers galore on a Wednesday afternoon. It's low key, wifi was fine, coffee was fine. Nothing stood out for me personally. Considering it's close to an hour away odds of me coming back aren't high. I wish them the best!

I used to be a huge fan of this place, recomendibg them to anyone on the south side of town. But…read moreunfortunately a recent experience has really soured me on them. For a MtG prerelease with very limited seats, for a set I was very excited for I called early in the week to understand how they handle prerelease events. Per their site, and Per the conversation with their employee, there wer no pre-event sign-ups, and a half an hour before the event they would start registering people. I asked if there was pre-queueing, and was told that happens, so I asked if showing up fifteen minutes early would give a good chance for making the limited seating. What can I say, I was excited. I invited my friends and we were all going to be there early. In total, five of us. Well, as I was pulling up 15 minutes before the event, I found out they had done a sign up, and before they were even supposed to be starting to register folks, they had run out of seats. And the answer to why they did exactly what they had told us they were not going to do? Management decided the night before to change things. I regret having suggested to my friends that we go there for the event. I regret that those friends purchased a draft box at above MSRP from this store in an attempt to save the evening. I regret that they decided to buy beverages there, as our evening had been ruined by Enchanted Grounds' management team. Will I be back? Maybe. Will I trust them on their event descriptions? Nope.

I drove by and saw the store, pulled around and stopped in. I hadn't heard of the bookstore, so I…read morewasn't sure what to expect. There was so much to look at, from books to herbs, incense and crystals, even wind chimes and clothing. Several ladies asked if I needed help, which was nice. I selected some crystals and completed my purchase. I personally felt a bit strange in the store, so I'm not sure I'll be back. It's definitely worth checking out. It's beautiful inside, and welcoming.

The vibes in this place is waaaayy off! Honestly do not come here. I'm a woman of color and the…read moremoment I walked in I felt negativity. I was followed around by three different employees constantly asking me if I needed help and staring me down. Even if I look at the situation differently they don't even allow people the space, freedom or even privacy to choose what they need themselves or the chance to ask for help if they need it. Instead they all hound you down like you're in a clothing department store and make you feel uncomfortable. Especially the guy working there with the gray/white hair was orchestrating all of the employees around. Another reviewer mentioned this and yes there is a strong atmosphere of intolerance, paranoia, judgement and deeper under lining issues. I was standing in line behind a gentleman and when it was my turn at the counter, the guy with the gray/white hair told the lady working the counter to leave the counter and told another lady to come check me out which was odd and he had a very nasty look on his face. Then the lady at the counter asked me if I had a membership and I said no, She then says "ok don't worry we are not pushy" and then proceeds to laugh and say "at least I don't think so". They know exactly what they are doing. If a spiritual store is worried about people stealing or whatever then they you are NOT the real deal and it is a reflection of who they are and what they are actually doing. If you are alarmed or uncomfortable by a women of color coming into your shop while your shop is named Goddess/Isis you should NOT be in business! This place is not sacred or safe. Buy your stuff online or go to a place with integrity, a place that has respect and honors spirituality and people, all people. Avoid this place and do not support this business.