We walked in around 10:30 am on a Sunday. The ladies working the counter were super welcoming and…read moreoffered us freshly brewed coffee that they sell in bags to take home. There was already about 10 people looking at all the goodies. The rink was full with different vendors. Vintage clothes, classic records, home decor, Christmas galore, dice and cards from Las Vegas, and furniture. Everything was beautifully displayed. It is super clean and lots of parking.

A fun experience! Helpful, friendly staff! You will find lots of interesting things to see and buy!read more

I purchased a fabulous dining table that was exactly as described & shown in pictures. They then…read morehelped to facilitate shipping across the country. This is a great business selling unique (in a good way) furniture!

What a beautiful store with such lovely original MCM pieces in wonderful condition! Solid wood…read morefurniture, awesome artwork, and funky cool decor pieces. This is a highly curated "antique" store with prices that fit the work that it clearly took to find these pieces and make them look outstanding.

Best customer service ever, second to none, I mean it . Their coffee and specialty coffees are…read moreexceptionally better than Starbucks. Whoever doesn't leave five stars does not know what exceptional place is.

Barnes and Noble is hard not to enjoy. It brings a lot of nostalgia and I always leave wanting to…read moreread more books. We parked just fine in their parking lot and entered. No greeting, probably just because they shouldn't yell in a bookstore. I stopped by their in-store coffee place that serves Starbucks and the barista was really sweet. I like to get an iced water to walk around while I peruse the books. It was my husband's birthday and he had his eye on some new books. If you don't ask someone on staff, you might not be finding what you're looking for. I was interested in the Percy Jackson series, and it wasn't in the adventure or young adult area, it was actually tucked away literally in a corner of the children's area. The box set was more expensive than the Amazon price, so I asked if they did price matching, and they declined. It's a store policy to not do so with competitors, which I guess makes sense. So sadly we left empty-handed with an Amazon order on the way. It felt bad to so do because I do like Barnes and Noble but I'd rather pay a higher price at a local bookstore than at a large box store, but we didn't have time to stop elsewhere. I still have a quality impression of the store and the memories we've made, and it's always nice to increase my TBR list when I walk around the store. Makes for a fun date night.