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    Charter Books

    4.7 (6 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Barnes & Noble - My son's favorite; the caramel ribbon crunch Frappuccino with a caramel sauce layer, and whipped cream.   It also includes caramel crumbs.

    Barnes & Noble

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    We usually go to a be Barnes & noble in Warwick bc we live closer to that one but this one did not…read moredisappoint. It's right next to Ulta and a few other stores that I personally enjoy shopping. My husband mentioned that the shopping center was literally created for just me because it has a lot of my favorite shops in the same center. Extremely friendly employees that helped my husband find the medical books that he was looking for and my sons all found something that they wanted. I will probably go back to buy some calligraphy pens that I saw. I'm just an amazing vibe all around. They had some great deals on some books and other items I bought my husband some posts that said number one Dad on it. I love that there's a place for you to get coffee so that you can sit there and enjoy some coffee while shopping around.

    Hello Barnes & Noble Customer Service,…read more I am writing to share a concern regarding a recent in-store purchase. While waiting in line at one of your locations, I heard the cashier tell my party and two other customers, "I'm sorry, we are out of pennies." The cashier then rounded the total down and retained the remaining two cents from our purchase. While I understand that two cents may seem insignificant, customers should not lose money--no matter how small the amount--without consent or compensation. Although there is currently a penny shortage, that does not justify a business retaining customers' money. If this practice occurs regularly, the amounts add up quickly. For example, retaining just $0.02 from 25 customers per day equals $182.50 per year at a single store. Across 721 Barnes & Noble locations, that totals over $131,000 annually. I understand operational challenges, but customers should not bear the cost. Clear policies, transparency, or alternatives--such as rounding in the customer's favor--would be more appropriate. I appreciate your time and hope you will review this practice.

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    Nice selection of dvds! I went here in the late eighties and early nineties for comics and baseball…read morecards. Now I'm back in the hood, in need of cinema! This place is a gem. Wayne is a great guy with amazing taste in movies. The prices are fair and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for physical media and a touch of nostalgia.

    This is an odd place…read more I read the other yelp reviews and thought that sometimes you find good deals and hidden gems at messy shops. So I thought I'd give this a try. I don't mind digging through old boxes. When I walked in I noticed what all the other reviews mentioned. There was trash throughout the store. Just straight littering inside the store. Looks like a place someone started building but never finished. There's a wall of NCBD and some boxes sprinkled throughout the store. I looked through them and it was all .50 cent type of books but with no prices on them. All filler books. Most boxes were just empty. I asked the guy working there if they had any bigger key issues and he said not usually, if anything big comes in they put it on eBay, not the store. Then why have a store? I didn't find anything worth buying even though I looked for a while. To be fair, the gentleman behind the counter was very nice. I just don't understand why he'd have a half empty store and the only part that is full has nothing but filler. He also had some regular books and DVDs. Altogether this felt more like a yard sale than a comic book shop. If you are looking for NCBD this is your spot though!

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