This is a fantastic used bookstore--one of the best I have ever visited, in any city or in any…read morestate. You enter from the back parking lot and it looks kind of small and cramped at first. But then you realize it extends this way, and that way, and it just sort of sucks you in deeper and deeper. I spent an hour here, bought way too many books, and could easily have spent another hour. There are absolute diamonds to be found here and the prices are very reasonable. The Iliad also has what every bookstore anywhere should have: cats. There are two cats roaming the bookstore and they are very friendly. If I owned a bookstore, it would be a haven for cats. Well worth a visit and a drive from almost anywhere.

This place has been here for decades. You can't miss the bookshop. It's right on the corner, with…read morean intricately painted mural on both sides of the corner. Books, books, and more books. That's all they sell. Aisles and aisles of books. Don't let the signs at the ends of the bookshelves fool you. What they state can be found on that aisle is not necessarily the case. I walked the entire shop. There's a group of couches and beaten up chairs you can sit, if so desired. They have a rather large pile of books on the floor near the register. There's a $2 pile and $3 - $10 pile, but because they are stacked horizontally, one on top of the other, you can only really view what is on top or around the outer edges. It's difficult to view what's down at the bottom of the pile, for certain. Staff are friendly. There are also two resident felines, one red and the other gray. The red one was hanging out at the register. I noticed the gray one meowing at, then climbing the shoulder of a customer. Adorable. Parking: Free, lot or free, street.

I was so happy they were able to save a Consumer Report Magazine on 2026 New Cars. I looked for the…read moremagazine on Amazon, and they wanted 4X the cost of what I paid. This Barnes and Noble is located outside of the Burbank Town Center, so you'll have to park and walk a few hundred feet to the northwest. This is the biggest Barnes and Noble I've been to and has its own snack bar serving Starbucks coffee. The selection of books is tremendous and the gifts for young children is fairly decent, considering it's not a toy store. The cashier is right at the entrance, so she was the first person that served me and was done in 30 seconds.

I stopped in here to see if they had any of the drink coasters I wanted that I saw on the B&N…read morewebsite. They did not, but they did have some other fun things, as well as, of course, books. My husband bought a book and I bought two "world's smallest" toys, which were very cute and reasonably priced. I didn't have to wait in line very long, and the cashier was polite and friendly, offering me advice on how best I could get the drink coasters I wanted. I did notice some shaking of the building, which I guess is due to a gym being near/above it? That was a little unsettling, but otherwise, the location was brightly lit, clean, and well stocked. Parking was convenient in the mall parking garage next door. I'd come here again!

If you are looking for a record store that is run by people who really care about music, look no…read morefurther. This is your jam! For a store this size the selection is impressive and well curated. There are great deals to be found, and unexpected items! I bought 3 art books here which are highlights of my collection. Expect the unexpected when shopping here. I love this store, be sure to strike up a conversation with the staff while you are here, that's how you find the real deals and the hidden gems. I'm always excited when a trip to Burbank is on my agenda as it means a stop into Run Out Groove!!!

Run Out Groove Records is a very cool neighborhood vinyl shop with some good vibes and a nice…read morecurated selection. I definitely spotted a couple gems and had a great time digging through their crates

Stumbled into this store while my friend and I were having a catch up day and just walking around…read more The cutest book store ever! Not only do they have a wide range of book selections but cute gifts as well. From beautiful coffee table books to sweaters and hats it's the book lovers happy place. The way they decorated is also aesthetic and displayed to please the eye! There's a little reading nook and cute mini art vending machine. They exchange your cash or card so you can get quarters for the machine. The staff are all friendly and added to my visit here! The parking can get quite tricky especially since it's street parking!

I love bookstores and enjoy discovering new ones! But Annabelle's isn't my cup of tea in terms of…read morebook selection. The store is too curated for me, concentrating too much on decor and other products that having a wider book selection. I am not a YA fan, so I won't frequent this place. Can't say it's an option for me. I know this place got a lot of publicity, but I don't think it's worth the hype! Luckily there are better indie bookshop in town with wider variety of literature!

It's not every day that I receive customer service that makes me create a new account to talk…read moreabout. To begin, this Barnes is a retrofitted movie theater from the 50's, which adds a very unique vibe to the space. It's smaller than some of the other local Barnes, but they carry a wide and varied selection of genres, only missing out on stuff like toys and games. If you're here for books, though, you'll find plenty of them, in a clean and well organized manner. The few times I've been in here, there is always an employee working on moving sections, or deep cleaning shelves; the attention to cleanliness and order is on high display at this location, and clearly a lot of pride goes into the work done by the employees. I've never had an unpleasant interaction with anyone who works here. You can find a lot of the same books for the same prices in Burbank, or over the hill at the grove, but you'll struggle to find employees with this level of care and heart anywhere else in the city, in any industry. When you walk in, and the employees are speaking French to each other, you can feel the camaraderie between them. In addition, many of the workers here seem to be artists/media types of some sort and that shows in the tables, and thought put into the way things are displayed. There is a lot of art in the set up of this location. I was recently in shopping for my kids, and was assisted by many of the workers in different areas of the store. A young woman named Cyriel helped me choose a handful of chapter books, pointing me towards titles I was unfamiliar with but ended up being a home run when the little ones got them. I was also helped by a young man named Jonah, who spent plenty of time discussing comic books with me, and helped me choose a few for myself, and the kids. Once again, I felt like I was listened to, and heard before recommendations were made, and they all ended up being excellent choices. Jonah also helped ring me up, and though there was a long, hectic line of people, he went through the entire transaction with a smile, and held an engaging and meaningful conversation while handling the process. He even directed me to the local comic book store, and helped me pick a restaurant in the neighborhood for lunch! There are a lot of questions at the register these days, but it's clear that whoever is training the cashiers is doing a good job. You don't get the kind and attentive service that this young man provided everywhere these days; this customer service is a diamond in the rough. Overall, this is much more than a Barnes and noble experience, this place feels more like a neighborhood independent book store, with corporate backing, than many of the new ultra sterile Barnes popping up. Go to take a look at the vintage location, but stay to get to know the incredible staff running the place.

This bookstore has friendly, helpful employees who clearly enjoy books. It's very inviting and I…read morespent over an hour here browsing. Got me some children's books and a non-fiction book, kind of a reading challenge as I'm sadly very occupied with my smartphone. And it's refreshing to see a whole wall of magazines. Every month, if you buy a children's book, you can buy a featured, popular kids' book for $9.99. I took advantage and love the amusing, heavily discounted "Mother Bruce". Many gift options as well- LP's, Legos, journals, mugs, candles, puzzles and stuffed animals, though they are overpriced. The store is in what looks like a converted theater. A big plus is the huge parking lot in the back, for the whole block. Really appreciate having a large, clean brick and mortar bookstore to immerse yourself in.

What a cute little bookshop!!!! This is more of a…read morespecialized store for beautiful copies of used and vintage books. There were definitely some rare hidden gems here that I would've loved to have purchased but I have no more room at home! I'll def be keeping an eye out on this place and the wonderful editions they procure! The lady at the front desk was super nice and was kind enough to show us books. Very friendly! :) Parking was easily found on the street at meters~ I luckily found parking in the neighborhood for free!

Honestly maybe this just isn't the bookstore for me and that's a personal preference. However I…read morefelt like there was nothing remotely recent in here, again it could be that I'm not their demographic. They definitely had cool books but it gave more of like a reference book vibe, library-ish. All the books have plastic covering them and while I know it protects them I feel like it takes away from the books. The store itself needs some fresh air, it's super stuffy and has a musky smell. Some might like that type of shopping experience but it's not for me

surprised by the negative reviews. i've bought and sold books here. staff was incredibly nice,…read morehelpful with both retires of transactions. the store/selection is very well curated.

First time visiting this exquisitely curated bookshop. Brought my niece visiting from Canada and…read morewas able to find her two books she went wild over. I guarantee you will not find these books and any of the many other books in the store at any other shop! The owner is knowledgeable, kind and I can hardly wait to go back. Don't come here expecting a chain store purchase. Come here looking for an EXPERIENCE.

Amazing selection, stellar service (Eli!), wonderful vibes. Would come…read moreWeekly if I lived closer.

I will start off by saying this is a great store for books in general but for signings it is a…read morenightmare. I was there 3 hours before the scheduled signing and no one had informed me that is was by group priority. People were serviced via the time /date that they purchased the book. So I went from being in front the line to almost the 100th person.

The only store in the USA specializing in transport subjects. They have everything!! Highly…read morerecommended! T

Overpriced! Employee gets bothered when you check prices online to compare. He was mumbling to…read morehimself like a psycho.