Why has it taken me so long to hear of this place?? Reader's Corner is a dream for avid readers…read more The shop is filled to the brim with books organized by genre. The books inside are individually priced, while the books outside are discounted to 10 or 25 cents based on which side it is on. I could have spent hours there. After selecting way too many books, I took them up to the counter to check out. As the friendly employee rang up the books, we chatted about D&D. Overall, perfect first visit and I look forward to returning!

Readers Corner sells books for $.10 and $.25 before you even enter the store. But once inside you…read morecan find all kinds of books and albums from all genera's - whatever you're looking for. Just be prepared, it's an older building and it felt that way once inside, but they were very busy too. If it had not been so cold out we would have perused more of the $.10 books outside. We definitely will go back for that because there's lots of bargains that we had here. They sell a variety of items here it's worth checking out.

I like this location because it is in the Triangle Town Center mall. That mall is pretty pathetic…read morein terms of store selections, but the fact that it has B&N gives it some appeal. LOL. I have worked from this location a few times while waiting for my daughter to get a blowout nearby. No complaints.

I was unable to locate the book that their website said was in the store at Triangle Town Center,…read morebut the associate made a special effort to find their only copy for me. I purchased it for a friend's birthday present.

Each time I come to this establishment, I always have the best service checking out. I seldom…read moreencounter people that work on the floor, but because of such a huge selection of so many different items, I feel like I haven't ever needed help. Lastly, there is always a really good deal. My most recent purchase was white wooden Adirondack chairs and they are normally priced at like $100 per chair and I got them for about $67 each which was very surprising and I couldnt have been more happy!

Fun! I kept hearing about this place and knew I was going to pass this one the other day. I left a…read morelittle early and than got inside and wished I had left a lot earlier. I started at the books and immediately found a book I have been looking for, for $5.99 that I could not find for less then $15 even on the used sites. Sold! I found the iced coffee maker with the milk frother I have been looking for for $25. (It's $99 other places.) I did not have time to really go further, and almost got trapped in the clearance Halloween section before making it to checkout. If Ollie's has any flaws, other then it feeling like a thrift store, it would be that the carts can't go outside. Having to haul a large coffee maker box and my bag out to my car was a bit of a feat! Also the lady who checked me out seemed nice but was really put out when I asked for a membership card. I told her, if she didn't want to do it, I could see if I could do it online, but would like a physical card. She finally just signed me up.

This place was super cool! The owner was super personable and I could tell he was grateful for our…read morebusiness. Lots of unique and diverse items. It definitely is a cool place to check out and patronize.

Way better comic book store than play4life. The guy there Dave was rude to me upon entering the…read moreplace and the owner was at least nice they recommended this place. I went. They were right it's a better store inside and out. I shop here for my comics now! Dodged a bullet!

May 2026. Raleigh, NC. Went there to sell several hundred DVDs, most of which were sealed and NEW…read more Was told the offer was 5 to 50 cents each, without even looking at them, and with store credit only. Lowest cost DVDs in store were $6.99. Would have to sell 75 DVDs to buy one of them back. Not a reasonable place to sell DVDs, and I didn't see much of a selection for purchase.

Don't sign up for their BackStage VIP membership, because not only is it a pain in the ass to…read morecancel. You also have to fight and call each different magazine they make you sign up for to cancel those subscriptions as well. What a scam and a waste of time. It's insidious and greedy to leech money out of someone hoping they forgot what they signed up for after a free period. This location also did not disclose that their membership was not free. I definitely recommend you AVOID these stores.

This is a beautiful and well stocked independent bookstore. The staff was really friendly and…read morehelpful when I arrived for an author event the other night. I saw Olivia Muenter speak about her new book Little One, and the seating and organization of the whole event was handled flawlessly. I thought it was very kind of the event to offer free tickets in addition to tickets that came with a copy of the book, as I had preordered from another store. I appreciated the consideration, and it made me want to stock up on other books from them. I didn't have any issues with parking at all- I got a spot in the large lot right out front. I was also able to choose from a variety of options for quick dinner stops before my event. All in all, a great addition to North Hills!

Quail Ridge is a lovely two-story bookstore! I attended an author event there last week, and it…read morewas well attended and fun. I loved buying the book and having it signed by the author afterwards. I look forward to returning to Quail Ridge.

This is a great little record shop. The owners are amazing humans and the store is very well…read morestocked and everyone is always very friendly and accommodating. They hold events that support local music and it just has a really dope vibe. They sell awesome swag and stuff from local vendors as well. Definitely check them out!

I am new to whole record shopping business. I am normally the tag along. I am here for the ride…read more But then I got use to listening to records on Saturday mornings while enjoying a home made scramble and coffee. Schoolkids Records is cool when it comes to record shops because if combines my old favorite, a bar with my new favorite, records. It was so nice to flip through vinyl, check out band merch and then pop a squat for a cold one. I love the embrace of nerd culture, action figures cover the bar. And CDs are used as artsy decoration. Oh how times have changed since, I was a kid. I also love that they have a stage. I don't live in the area but it would be a great spot for in store shows. Definitely worth popping in for some new tunes and a beer! And the employees conversations reminded me of a scene from "High Fidelity"! Too good to pass up!