i've been in here a few times and it's always nice. they got loooooots of books, and a lot of funko…read morepops too. i wish books weren't so expensive now but that's not really their fault. the workers are helpful.

Love walking into Barnes &Noble Book Store. It always feels like home. The smell of the books, the…read morearray of choices. Something for everyone. Yes, it feels like home. There's such a large selection from The NYTimes best seller to record albums, crafts and cooking. The service is so efficient and pleasant. They always greet you with a smile. The value is good. Many times my favorite in display and on special. Love how the children's section is set up. So friendly. I do miss the coffee station. Wish they would bring it back

This place is a joke. I'm not exactly sure how they stay open. So it's called Kids Foot Locker but…read morethey actually have more adult shoes than kids. Tiny selection altogether but there is a small area for kids and on the whole other side is for adults. I went in there a few times for several different sizes and they never have them. I literally started walking around and asked if they had about 10 sneakers in a row and they just don't have them. Looks like the sneakers are just for display.

Went to 2 different gamestops today for the card grading submission service. Don't bother. First…read moreone doesn't start until January and this one apparently doesn't have a working tablet to use for the service. I can call and try one 30 minutes further but no thanks. Great service GameStop.

manager is incredibly rude and refuses to check item availability. Told me I had to drive an hour…read moreto see if an item was in stock because she was "busy". I asked if I could call at another time and she sharply responded NO we're busy you'll have to come in and see what is in stock. Have reported her to customer service - absolutely unacceptabl.

This is literally the store that makes no sense. Come in for some cut-rate salty snacks and…read morehopefully leave with a surprisingly high quality living room furniture set for $3,500. It's as if their merchandise mix was planned by a lunatic. That doesn't mean I don't like it, it just means that I don't understand it. Where else could you score a Blu-ray box set of Pauly Shore classics for seven bucks and a halfway decent Eames chair reproduction for less than three pennies on the dollar versus the authentic piece. So I guess what I'm saying is that between the dreck there's some quality finds that are worth the hunt. Big Lots is a retail enigma definitely worth your time. Four solid stars.

Did some shopping at this location and there were quite a few good finds. Better then our last…read morevisit but maybe because we didn't go for furniture this time and I didn't use the restroom. Prices were pretty good, selection was good. Service was definitely better then last visit

I hate place because there is a lack of employees near the checkout area and the check out process…read moretakes a while.

You can barely move in the aisles. You have employees with there large carts blocking every which…read moreway. They never say excuse me and almost run you over around each corner. Then they have there pallet jacks filled with pallets and also don't say excuse me as they stare you down to move out of there way. I understand workers need to pick orders but it's so inconvenient as a shopper because they have soooo many employees everywhere and then I asked someone where a product is and she said: I don't speak English and that was that. Then they walked away.

I come here bc it's my closest location but the customer service is non existent. The clothes are…read moreseverely lacking compared to other locations but there can be some good clearance. Greeter is usually nice. I told an employee a kid lost a stuffed animal and if she could take it to the lost and found, 30 mins later it's still there. She has 0 intention or care. The cashier (in her 20s) had with zero social skills and barely spoke, no presence whatsoever. I asked for a 10 cent bag and waited to scan my card for a moment. She didn't let me know the machine loaded so I could scan my card that was in my hand and she slowly touched my hand and took the card out of my hand to tap is on the screen. No cashier should Ever touch you!!! I told her "why didn't you just tell me to tap my card? People don't like being touched by strangers or having their card grabbed out of there hand" while she just stared at me blankly with her mouth open no life behind her eyes. VERY weird interaction.

There's probably no reason to go to this store. I found the clothing to be of shockingly poor…read morequality. I cannot imagine who their customers might be in the present Freehold. They even have a "loss prevention" person. Who would steal this stuff?!!

What a nice store! They had a $5 bear special and for every bear you buy they donate one to toys…read morefor tots today so I brought my daughter in, she really enjoyed herself! The people that work there must deal all day with unbearable kids and parents and they are still absolutely lovely! They still have the washing and drying station here, they took that out at Menlo, so I was happy to see that. All together she got to fill the bear, add the heart, do a special little thing to put the heart in, got a frozen Elsa outfit and a birth certificate and a box and kill an hour for $25 that's pretty cheap as far as kids are concerned. I mean you get in the car sometimes and you just know you can throw away $100 lol. Great time!

There are no words to describe the humiliation and disgust that my sister and nephew experienced…read moretoday at the freehold build-a-bear location. I am appalled at the staff at this store and their lack of empathy and compassion and general education when it comes to providing customer service to a young 4 year old boy with a medical condition. My sister, her daughter and babysitter were all wearing masks upon entry--except for her young son who has a brain injury. Upon entering the store my sister was asked to put a mask on her son. My sister explained that he has a brain injury and does not wear a mask because of this. Your associate responded that my nephew is unable to enter unless he is wearing a mask. This associate also stated that her "manager at this build a bear location has asthma but wears a mask and comes to work everyday". The clear lack of humanity that was displayed today was disgusting ESPECIALLY from a company whose mission statement is "to empower kids of all ages to express themselves in a safe, warm space through services, experiences and, of course, furry friends!". I hope this associate receives the immediate training she is clearly lacking when it comes to interacting with the human race. Myself and my family will no longer be patrons of this or any other Build-a-bear location and will advise our community to do the same.

Very slow service, waited an over for my pick up order because they couldn't locate it. They do not…read morehave a drive up service only in store pick up, and have one employee scanning barcodes for orders. As it is the holiday season they should have more staff working these last few weeks to make the experience more efficient.

Good having a Target but this one is short of employees everywhere. Especially employees to help…read morecustomers find merchandise. Show check out and 1 cashier ran out of paper so no receipts. SAD