Awesome little coffee shop in Mt. Airy. Menu has plenty of…read moredrink options. Tons of books to read and buy. Light Music playing in the background. Service was really great. My CHai latte was exceptional.

At Pages Books and Coffee's nook, You'd sip and read a splendid book. With beans that brew delight,…read moreAnd stories day or night, It's heaven for a literary look!

I love bookstores and visit many on my travels. Located in the charming old town of Sparta, this…read moreplace is exceptional with hidden treasures and a handsome selection of literature in nearly every genre. Best of all? It's non-profit and all proceeds go to the local library. The staff (volunteers) are incredibly warm and helpful. I left with rare finds, my favorite authors, and two box full of books for $20. Give this place a visit. Highly recommend!

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.

They have a very good selection of books and DVD's. I have been going to them for about 20 years…read moreand they are so nice. I would go more than I do but I can't drive and don't even have a car anymore but they are a great place to just go look or to buy books that are a good price and look good. Betty Henning

I really love this place! It is so much better than Mckay's. It's a shame not many people know…read moreabout it. The staff is so friendly and helpful. You can call ahead and they will let you know if a book is in stock. They have a nice selection books and movies.

Friendly staff. Selection of novelties and DVDs is somewhat limited. Downstairs one finds video…read morebooths with very limited selection and bad video quality playing. But the glory holes make up for that. Two private viewing rooms are very comfortable for viewing and other pleasures.

From the owner: Exotic Illusions is the premier upcoming provider of adult entertainment accessories. We specialize…read morein seeking out products that meet the erotic needs of our loyal customers. We care about providing quality service that delivers discreetly to your doorstep. We try to maintain competitive prices and a perpetually growing product list, while featuring some of the fresh new products on the market.

Such a clean and welcoming space! The shelves were perfectly dusted and everything was in its…read moreplace. The staff went out of their way to help me find a book I couldn't locate. Their warmth and the store's cleanliness made the whole visit enjoyable.

Amazing selection of books, if you have not been you are missing out! Stop by, you won't regret it.read more

Book Ferret is one of my absolute favorite bookstores, and I always make a point to stop in when…read moreI'm in the area! Though the shop is relatively small, it is not cramped inside and has a great selection. The majority of the store is a fiction section, arranged by author last name, which spans across most of the wall. They also have dedicated sections for several of my favorite topics, such as gender studies, nature, science, and local authors/interest. Each section is smaller than what you'd see in a big-box store, but it doesn't matter because they're perfectly curated -- I would read almost anything I've seen in this store. There is a cart of used books they've just gotten in, but most of the used books are actually shelved alongside the new books in their respective sections. I think this is an excellent use of space, and I like that I can just go look for what I want once, as opposed to searching for something in a used section and then having to search for the exact same thing in the new section if they didn't have it used. There is also a small selection of "last chance" used books at a greatly reduced price. Most, if not all, of the books I saw in this selection were only $2, and they were in great condition! The owner + staff are friendly, and I love their taste in books! If you are near Winston and like to read or know anyone who does, you HAVE to come here.

I love a good bookstore. Book ferret is a great addition to Winston Salem. They sell new and used…read morebooks. They had a good selection even though they are a small store. We bought several different books. Some we had not seen before. The staff member was very nice and helpful. We will definitely go back to get more books.

I enjoy visiting this jam-packed store and perusing the assortment of books, magazines, stationery,…read moreplanners, calendars, cards, toys and gifts. Having a Starbucks on premises is a nice touch. As other Yelpers have noted, unfortunately this location has felt it necessary to add numerical code locks to the restrooms. I understand the reasoning behind it, but the logistics of needing to use the restroom at the back of the store then needing to traverse to the front of the store to get the code, and back again, is asking a lot and will cause my visits to be cut short.

I have always enjoyed a nice leisurely stroll around Barnes & Noble, hunting for interesting books…read more I am a voracious reader. I have been a member for years now. The discount and earned rewards are worth the cost of membership. I could spend all day there, perusing the various things that interest me. I am not happy with their change to adding a code to get into the bathroom. I realize they had issues with homeless people misusing the bathroom, but as a rectal cancer survivor, I don't have the time to hunt for an employee to get the code. I was literally seconds away from a bowel accident today, then had to turn around and find an employee. I was lucky, there was a guy shelving books close to the bathrooms. What if he hadn't been there, though? If I had to walk to the customer service desk or the register to get the code, I would have definitely had an accident. My suggestion to anybody that has bathroom issues, or small children, ask for the code as soon as you walk in the door. That way, you don't have to hunt for an employee and risk accidents. That is what I will be doing from now on.