Awesome ambiance but the drinks are overpriced for what you get...a glass filled with a large ice…read moreball. Make it worth the price and people will come. Drink was good but hardly anything in the glass.

Man what a really cool place, hidden in plain sight in Belton. I love how you have to "work" to get…read moreto this place. Google will get you into the right area, but you'll have to go through a pizza joint's seating area and head towards the big painting to access the entrance. What a cool experience! Walking in, you're immediately transported to a dark, eerie and ominous yet welcoming room. A full bar on the left? Bookstore with seats on the right? Wow yes please! I went to visit the bar and was impressed by its selective, but adequate spread of options. I ordered a summer spritz and went to go look at the books available. I love how they section off into the different genres while adequately having a good seating area. If you're in the area to explore, this place is it for some good reads and studying. Nice dark but appropriately enhanced environment for some quiet time!

Awesome place ! Always love walking into a B&N I usually will spend like 2 -3 hrs browsing around !read more

Great selection and the staff is always helpful. The store is clean and bright…read more The restrooms are clean as well!

Interesting store. Fun to look through the books. Friendly owner. Love digging thru the shelves and…read morevisiting with the store cat. Highly recommend.

Smells of mold. Caged cat. very dark and cluttered so you cannot get around. My friend got confused…read moreand opened a door he wasn't supposed to and the worker freaking out and screamed at him, despite his profuse apologies

Definitely not the type of antique shop I'm used to but the amount of hidden treasures they have is…read moreinsane! So many books!!!

I really like this place. I'm a bibliophile, myself. I have way too many books to read in my…read morelifetime; I suppose part of my book obsession isn't only about reading the of books, and extends to the finding and curating of a book collection, as no working dad has the time for reading the entire library that I'm building. Idk. Maybe I'm just preparing myself for a retirement spent in the books--either way, I have a habit of buying too many. Thus, it's rare that I leave a bookstore without a few or more in hand. In this case, I only purchased one upon my first visit to Fletcher's, and I believe the reason I purchased so few is simply that it's so difficult to sort through the books here unless one has much time to meander and stare at every book on the shelves and tables--and, for the tables/islands of books in the middle of the room, one must have time to pick up books stack by stack to search through them, else you can't actually see what the books are; it's like losing sight of the trees for the forest. Still, upon my visit, I did find one book that I've been meaning to purchase for years, and it happened to be in one of the stacks I picked up. I suppose there's something cathartic about picking up a stack of mystery books and searching through, hoping for a gem. It's a bit like gambling. Although, I simply did not have time in this visit to linger longer and meander through all the mystery piles. It is for the reason of accessibility--though the search may be fun--that I do deduct one star from my review. Were it easier to find books on the tables, I suppose I would leave a 5-Star review. And, on the surface, they really seem a 5-star independent bookshop. They have so much packed into such a quaint and whimsical location; I really loved the ambiance. The antiques were a nice addition--I'm now convinced that all book shops should double as antique shops with stained glass windows and panels such as this. It's gorgeous. And, yet, again, I still wish it were easier to search through these mountains of books on the tables. So, will I go back? ABAOLUTELY! and you should, too--but plan to need longer than expected to find books of interest. They're there--you just have to search through their tables thoroughly.

I make a point of supporting local businesses in the Village. I take that seriously. My experience…read moreat Village Mill Antiques on Thursday, May 7th was the exception that tests the rule. The employee I dealt with was condescending from the first exchange -- not in a single moment, but consistently, as though it were policy. I left without completing my purchase. There are other local businesses in this area that earn the loyalty they ask for. This one did not. I won't return, and I can't recommend it.

This was a cool spot to check out on our travels. It wasn't huge, but we enjoyed walking through. I…read moredid find an antique trinket that I've been on the hunt for. Their prices were much higher than the same items at other antique stores around the country, hence the 4 stars.

Back in my teenage years, Five Below was a bazangin' spot to pick up gifts, DVDs, treats, and just…read morego blow some of that hard earned babysitting cash. This location is in a large shopping center, with plentiful parking. The interior is on the older side, slightly dingy, but it was clean enough. They seemed to have pretty much exactly what I remember: cheap tee shirts and accessories, books, games, inexpensive board games and toys, snarky magnets, crafts, posters, chips, candy, and other snacks. In the summer, I recall many pool toys and other outdoor goodies, and they seem to make a point of carrying a generous selection of seasonal/holiday treats and things. We were here about a half hour, and I wandered around without finding anything tempting. My nephew, of course, selected some fun toys, and others in my group picked out a few gifts as well as some nostalgic candy (there is a whole section of 10 and 25 cent sweets, so that's a great option for kids to pick a lil' something for themselves). They only had one employee working the cash register, and though it was not particularly busy, there were several other customers, so check out was not immediate. We marveled at the phenomenon wherein places from our memories (and really, just memories in general) seem so much better than the reality. How many times have you savored the idea of a particular dish only to, years later, finally taste it and find it....fine? That was certainly the situation here, and while it is still a fun enough little shop, and I can absolutely see the appeal for 12-16 year olds, it doesn't quite grab my adult attention so well.

They're like Dollar Tree but better and everything is $5 and under :)…read moreTheir selection is mostly geared towards kids and teens but as an adult I regularly shop there for myself too haha. For anyone who hasn't been there and wants to know what they have: Books, toys, bath & beauty products, cool knick knacks, snacks, electronic accessories, clothing, fashion accessories, art supplies etc. Come check them out!

Super nice service (I was lost and called for the right entrance--very helpful). Decent selection…read moreof records. Fair prices and 14 day return policy. I enjoyed my stop here and will be back!

Absolutely terrible service took over a month for them just to email me about the situation with my…read morecomputer! Unfortunately it took them another month to actually fix it 0/10 if I could put 0 stars I would. Not to mention the fact i had to pay over $100 just for them to take it in and an additional 100 for them to fix it