Such a neat store! love the amount of different topics and cultures all funneled into one store…read more especially love the neat aesthetic of the place! 10/10!

Favorite bookstore in town!! Anytime someone comes to visit my silly little college town I take…read morethem here. They have a diverse range of books and I am sometimes able to find more niche titles too! Also, the workers are very friendly & fun to chat with so that's a plus :D

Love this bookstore. Wonderful selection and great prices. Knowledgeable staff…read more And I love the way they promote local craftspeople and authors.

I was greatly let down by this place. I genuinely struggled to find books written by people of…read morecolor in general but it was especially appalling when I went to the "Middle East conflict" and "Native studies" section and the sections consisted of books solely by white authors. Even the classics and poetry sections were practically entirely white, the only non white poetry book I found was by Rupi Kaur (bleh) and it was stuffed into the back of the last shelf. It's 2025 people, beyond time to diversify our bookshelves The reason I am giving this 2 stars instead of 1 is because the prices are good. If you only care to read mainstream romance books it may be a good place to check out.

Really have a grand time when I'm here…read more Love going to their in-store café. They have many, many tasty snacks [savory and sweet] and coffee drinks. The scenery and atmosphere in the café are very calm and soothing. Excellent lighting too, making for a great reading area. And now the rest of the store. The selection of books and magazines is impressive at this store. I love going down the aisles, taking books off the shelves and sampling them a little before making a decision. There are chairs out in case you want to sit and read for a while. It's wonderful that Barnes & Noble is still around, because I just love book stores. In our digital age, they sadly are practically becoming extinct. On to service, I have yet to have a bad experience with employees at this location. For value I'd say the prices aren't bad. They often have sales going on.

I left a previous poor review my first time going here because of the poor service and the constant…read morefollowing of employees under suspicion of theft. Since then, any time I go in it's only gotten worse. The only nice staff I encountered was those are the cafe. But my small group and I were very obviously followed, watched, and stared at when we went in today. The staff at the register, and older man, was also extremely rude and flat, clearly thinking we were getting away with stealing or something and was mad at us. Listen, I work retail. I get when people steal, it's frustrating. But profiling young adults and just obnoxiously following and watching them to the point they feel uncomfortable and don't want to come back is uncalled for. We were not stealing. We actually made decent purchases each. Do better. Treat your customers with respect. Not everyone is stealing, stop treating us like we are. This was certainly my worst and last time coming to this store. I'd rather make the hour trip north to Redding then come back to our local store.

Bird in hand name sounds like a place where you can hold birds. Irony to the name, this is a gift a…read moreshop and a museum. You can find the largest Yo-yo. Great place to get books, gifts for friends and families . We ended up purchasing a board game. Excellent service. Parking - street metered parking.

Visited September 26th..see receipt…read more This place is off Broadway in Chico. After having amazing suishi at the Rawbar we walked over to this shop which is just a few steps away from the restaurant. They have so many toys! Stuffed animals! Puzzles! Jewelry! They have house decor items and some yummy smelling candles! This place is packed with so much stuff that the kiddos will have a blast looking at all the toys! You could spend hours in here! They also have nostalgic items which I love ( bought a mood ring and some funny gum). In the back of the shop is the Yo Yo Museum which houses the largest Yo Yo and Yo Yo memorabilia! Lovely shop with kind employees!

I have visited the store three times…read more The good: 1. For a small bookstore, they have a pretty good variety of titles. I have been able to pick up quite a few books inexpensively. 2. They aren't picky about books you turn in for credit. They've taken every title I've brought in, no matter how obscure. 3. The staff is friendly. 4. Almost all the children's books are just $2, which makes them $1 if you have store credit. The bad: 1. Their debit/credit machine is never working. I carry a checkbook, so it hasn't been a problem, but it could be a problem for other visitors. 2. The first time I visited the proprietors were eating McDonald's at the front desk, which made the whole store smell greasy. Yuck. 3. The second time I visited the woman at the front desk had a somewhat personal and confrontational phone conversation with a family member while I was shopping. All in all, I will continue to visit the store, but pickier customers could get turned off by a seeming lack of professionalism. If the store were spruced up a bit and the staff behaved a little more professionally, I would be raving.

ONE is a little shop but packed with Christian love. The owners were so kind and welcoming.read more

I will never again do business with Bat Comics. The website projects the image of a friendly,…read morehelpful local neighborhood store with many resources for local collectors so I went in today seeking advice on what details to include in a database inventory of my large but poorly characterized comic collection. I explained this to the friendly clerk, who then brought out the owner to speak with me. Unfortunately, he turned out to be the rudest, most disrespectful and dismissive person I've ever encountered at a store. He launched into an angry loud diatribe against me, apparently thinking i was trying to sell him comics, which was never my intent. Without ever trying to find out why I'd come in, he vented angrily, then turned his back on me and walked away. I've never felt more disrespected and misunderstood in any local business. Such a person really should find a different line of work.

This short angry little man, yelled at me ! I brought in some comics to see if I could sell them. I…read morepulled out a pristine Mega Man issue 1. It sells for a good price on ebay @ a price of normally 210. With a CGC. Mine doesn't have it but definitely a 9.5. This man said I can't even sell that for a dollar glanced at it didn't touch it pull it out of the cover. I kind of chuckled and said "Really! Thats crazy cause its selling for 210 online"! He screamed "Great! Then go sell it online"! Cause he through his arm as he was speaking! Like wow! I will never shop here i have in the past but I never will again! An i highly recommend not going here! I called up Collectors Ink who although couldn't help in a sale were NICE an jovial! Explained they are a family ran and are having health issues come back in a month! Like thank you for being a decent human being, I believe her name was Beverly!

Have been here a couple of times now and absolutely love this store! Family owned business with an…read moreincredible selection of comics, funko, cards, etc. Owners and staff are incredibly knowledgeable. Very clean and well organized store. Highly recommend! Thank you!

I love Collector's Ink so much! They have the best comic selection in Chico by far!! They always…read morehave the best variant covers in stock and they'll order books for you! The store is super clean and really well organized!

This store was short-lived and run by a guy named Nick Lee from North Dakota/Hawaii. It was just…read morehim and this little Chihuahua, and Nick basically hung out and drank beer all day amid stacks of old books. The place smelled like absolute hell, as I'm pretty sure he also lived in there. At some point he closed up shop and dropped off the face of the earth---but not before burning a few bridges over the shoddy production of local band t-shirts, which he also printed out of the store. It was rumored he left town with a bunch of Pat Hull's tour money. Despite all that Nick was actually really intelligent and a pretty good dude. Still curious where he wound up. I seem to recall he had family in Half Moon Bay.