From a design perspective perhaps my favorite Barnes and Noble. Much smaller that the massive mall…read morestores, but I liked it. Good selection and a few places to sit down and browse. No coffee shop if I recall right. Didn't engage with staff so no feedback on that. I just liked how the store made me feel.

One of the best Barnes & Noble anywhere. It is not as wonderful as the first location--not as…read morebrowse-friendly, and it lacks the small press selection of journals and chapbooks that I always enjoyed before. But the central location is convenient, and offers a great selection of design, gardening, fashion, photography, and art books. Will you find the super rare or esoteric here? Probably not. But if you enjoy a good general browse, you will not be disappointed in the array of new releases, classic fiction, etc. While I absolutely prefer and rely on independent book sellers who are genuine cognoscenti, I don't expect that from the employees of a big chain. In all my visits to the store I have always been treated well. You do not get the kind of kid-glove or deeply informed assistance you might at The Strand, Rizzoli, Argosy, Three Lives & Company, etc. True, but B & N is convenient to us suburbanites. As long as you accept the baseline that you will find mostly mainstream publication products here, you won't be disappointed. As to value, the pricing is typical. But even at specialty and rare shops today it is difficult to find a bargain, everyone seems to use the internet to ascertain book values and prices. We stop in B & N frequently. I could have bought a boat instead!

Great store for little odds and ends, family owned and operated since 1928, has a charm not found…read morein newer franchised stores. There are two parrots in the back that say "hello" . It's worth a visit.

This place is terrible. I paid for puzzles $14.95 June 15, 2020 and they cashed my check July 20,…read more2020 and I never heard anything back from them since I ordered. Most places at least send a confirmation of your order and an estimated shipping date. I order lots of things, I guess I'll stick with a reliable source like Amazon in the future. Disappointed, Leandra Cooke, cookeleandra@gmail.com

Average content on instrument flying and the quality fluctuates from time to time. Sometimes the…read morecontent just feels out-of-date and doesn't fit very well in the modern instrument flying environment. To make the most bang out of you buck, I would instead suggest AOPA's Air Safety Institute, PilotWorkShop, Rod Machado' instrument flying handbook, whose content is presented in a more vivid and catching way. The customer service is below average - I didn't receive the bonus magazine that was promised with my annual subscription and I've reached out to them multiple times regarding this issue. At the beginning their response was prompt and responsive and promised me to resend the issue but the supposedly resent issue has never arrived (even though my monthly issue arrives with absolutely no problem). Later on they just ignored my requests... I would NOT renew with them.

If Dunkin isn't your vibe and you're looking for fresh coffee with snacks, pop over to the Alltown…read moreconvenience store. It's in the I-95 Northbound service plaza. All the usual convenience store goodies, even oil and cans for gas if you're having automotive challenges. Prices aren't low but they're not absurd here. It's a decent stop. [Review 1056 of 2025 - 109 in Connecticut - 24610 overall]

stopped for some gas while driving, and the lady working could not have been nicer…read more store was clean (especially the bathrooms) and the had sanitizer ready for anyone that needed it.