i had over 40 color pages needing to be printed but i made a mistake before printing and none of my…read moreimages showed up. I spoke to one of the librarians asking for a refund but instead she went out of her way and printed the sheets again so i wouldn't have to pay again. Wish i could've gotten her name

A terrific Library. I use it all the time. The staff is lovely too…read more Although I use their computer.... .I am taken by all the great Art and Art history books available. Nice video collection too.

I can speak to the adult programs , they are genuinely terrific and cover tons of different areas…read moreand the instructors are knowledgeable and they really have something for everyone . Great for bored adults of any age group . The facility is pretty great as well , the only exception is that the handicapped auto dooropener . The employees shut it off now again for seemingly no reason as they have an on off switch for it , that door is hard for both seniors and the disabled to open .

Kid programs are run well. Plenty of supplies. Staff very nice to the kids. Kids come home very…read moreproud of what they made. Friendly environment.

Good Barnes & Noble location and store…read more If you know Barnes & Noble, then you already know what to expect with layout and the like. While I do tend to buy books of course, I usually always pay the movie section a visit. Physical media of any kind is always good (and important) and I do collect movies like a fiend. For movies, this one has a pretty generous area and selection. Any staff I encountered were friendly, which includes both times I went to the register. This B&N shares the land with other businesses, but parking is ample. I'm glad B&N has held on.

I actually like this joint for a bookstore, far better than Amazon, the staff are always nice and…read morethey have quite of a selection to choose from. But I find it weird that every single time I leave this store- I feel fatigue, dizzy and not well. It's only when I visit this Barnes and noble for an hour (I like staring at books) but without a doubt, I just feel fatigue to the point I always have to drive home. I don't know if it's just me about the fatigue/dizzy/unwell part. Maybe there is mold or maybe something in their carpet? I am not sure. Other than that I really like the service and the small cafe.

I'm like a kid in a candy store here. I picked up two books today and added like 10 more to my…read morewishlist. I know a lot of people have gone digital but I like to read the actual book.

I love wondering through book stores and seeing what is available. Place is very spacious with a…read moregood selection of books. Their travel selection is not big as other stores. Check out staff was friendly and courteous. Definitely worth the time to stop in and pick something up to read instead at the airport.

Professional, reasonable and reliable. Construction layout, fence line stakeout, boundary surveys,…read morewetlands delineations, tidelands surveys, 3D scanning, SUE. Great company!

More like Barnes and "Nope!" Came in for a book. Left with rage and a lukewarm $7 latte…read more First off, the "customer service" is a scavenger hunt where the prize is being ignored. I asked an employee where to find romantasy. She blinked twice, muttered something about "over there," and vanished like a ghost in a YA novel. The café? I ordered a cappuccino. What I got was dishwater wearing a foam hat. Also, it took **20 minutes**. There were three baristas, and all of them appeared to be arguing over who was least qualified to use the espresso machine. To top it off, the cashier line was run by a group of sloths on a lunch break. Moral of the story? Support your local indie bookstores. At least there, when you're lost, someone helps you without sighing.

Pleasantly surprised with my experience at this Barnes & Noble! I travel a lot for work and finding…read moreplaces that are quiet with great coffee, snacks, and ambiance are rare. The layout of the Barnes was great. In the center of the store is the cafe with plenty of seating all around, which is needed because this place always seemed to be busy (for a bookstore). I was genuinely comfortable and felt like I could get my work done with little distraction outside of hushed conversation and coffee making in the background. The store itself was very clean and neat. I had no idea Barnes & Noble started selling Vinyl records which, I admittedly don't collect, but was great to see they're trying to adapt to popular culture and stay relevant in an era of iTunes and other digital purchasing platforms. Another standout was the cleanliness of the bathroom and attentiveness of the staff. I always saw someone walking around picking things up, asking if someone needed help and checking the bathrooms. Overall my favorite spot to get some afternoon work done while visiting Moorestown, NJ. Maybe you'll see me in there one day! If so, stop and say hi!