Books, books & more books!!! I love this store. The young lady working behind the desk was so…read morehelpful. I wish we had this store in Missouri. So many books, so little bookshelf space.

Not sure how the books are, but I tried to sell eight of my books. They were all practically new…read moreand the original price was around twenty dollars for each of them. I expected at least $10 per book, but the manager insisted it was worth $6 total, maximum. I refused to sell my books for less than a dollar each, so they raised the price to $1 per book. Still no, this place is just large scam.

Our son turned 18, so we took him on a little shopping spree and this store was on his list. He…read moreloves books, so what better place to shop at? As soon as we walked in the front doors, he was bouncing around the store like a pinball :) He ended up finding so many books he wanted and even unexpectedly stumbled upon a signed copy of a Michael Vey book! He was so excited! I thought it was so neat that they had those. Barnes & Noble isn't just books. They had toys, legos, games, and even some apparel. If you get thirsty, they have a Starbucks inside to quench your thirst! If you ever need help locating an item, the employees are always happy to help. Just ask and they can usually find it for you or give you an idea on where to look. I've had nothing but great experiences here. We love Barnes & Noble!

A-M-A-Z-I-N-G. The prices are a bit pricey but the book is always worth it. THEY HAVE SUCH A BIG…read moreSELECTION. And it is all organized so well, the workers are very nice and helpful. It is also clean. The bathroom is also clean. It smells very nice in the store and it is snug as a bug (in a rug).

Clean beautiful store. Very busy and good location with lots of parking. Prices are comparable to…read moremost book stores with an emphasis on religious themes. I was looking for Christmas themed items and didn't purchase but saw cute art and bake goods.

If you're part of this store's target demographic, you'll be pretty happy with this location. I…read morealways love the locations with big comfortable leather chairs for me to sit in while my wife shops. This is a great, peaceful place where you can find spiritual upliftment

I was pleasantly surprised by this location. The staff was really friendly and welcoming. The store…read morewas organized and well stocked. In fact, my daughter was able to find a beanie boo that she had been trying to find at various stores (including online) for over a year. It was good to see several customers in the store. The location on Antelope drive is not ideal and parking is a bit of a mess. This was the only reason for the 4 stars. Otherwise, this would have been a solid 5-star experience.

Very clean store and professional staff. Really enjoyed the atmosphere here. I would recommend this…read morelocation as they are one of the bigger ones with a good selection.

This is our son's favorite comic book store. I swear he could spend hours in here looking at comics…read moreif we'd let him. They have a huge variety and I feel like they are all priced well. They also have "retro" toys, posters, and games (video, card, and board). They have tables set up in the back because I think they have tournaments. At the least they play card and board games. We've met a few different employees here and all of them have been amazing people with a wealth of knowledge! This is why my husband and I like supporting this small business.

Got 6 packs of Final fantasy and 2 of them were resealed backwards. I saw the re-crimping after I…read moreopened them will never go here again. Check your packs for re-crimping before you buy!

My favorite game store in Utah. More board games in one place than I've ever seen! The staff is…read morevery friendly and helpful. They have good game recommendations. I'm often looking for small box games as I travel and they're able to recommended several and talk me through what I might like about them. This place is awesome!

I have shopped at End Zone for about 16 years as a well-stocked store for German-style board games…read more There was a time that if you told them what games you liked best, they would recommend a purchase to you with a money-back guarantee that you'd love it. The few times I tried it their recommendation was worth the purchase. Now with almost 500 games in my collection and using BoardGameGeek for most game news, reviews and players' community, I only stop in for board games occasionally if they happen to have something new on hand for as fair a price as anywhere--sometimes works out, sometimes not. Today the stock on hand in the Clearfield store is quite impressive--less so in Bountiful. Indeed the 10% off MSRP prices are less common now than they once were yet I still recommend End Zone for its generally reliable effort to put some 'friendly' into the Friendly Local Game Store shopping experience. That said, if the small staff are tied up chatting with anyone else, the huge amount of stock can be challenging to navigate and find what you're searching for among the stuffed and cluttered shelves. I stop in End Zone more often now for the large LEGO store that now occupies half of the former retail space -- with the DnD and collectible miniatures/card games that one were there having expanded to the retail space next door. Their business has grown a lot! As a frequent LEGO buyer I find End Zone is an awesome store for adult fans and kids. As a 'gold' account member they get to stock many of the large and exclusive sets one normally only finds at LEGO brand stores or online. In pandemic times LEGO exclusives have frequently been out of stock online, so End Zone has proved to be a worthwhile stop for finding what I was seeking. Not always, but regularly. It's unfortunate that one doesn't earn any of the gifts-with-purchase or other loyalty rewards that LEGO offers for purchases through their brand & online stores--which tempers some of my purchases here--but at least End Zone prices their sets at MSRP. Retired set availability can vary widely of course. And End Zone doesn't carry any of the Build-A-Minifigure kiosk exclusives. But at least they are not like the Teton Toys store at Farmington Station who price their LEGO retail stock far above MSRP.