I love supporting local businesses, especially when it comes to a bookstore. There is something to…read morewalking into a place filled with books, there is a warm sensation that fills me & makes me happy. Independent bookstores especially make me light up. The layout, the selection, the people working the counter, it is all just a great experience. Now, smaller bookstores like this one tend to have smaller selections, but the Book Vine is more than happy to special order anything you would like. They keep those special orders behind the counter with your name on it. The book Vine is so aptly named as it not only sells books, one can also pick up a lovely bottle of wine as well. They have a special (closed doored) area of the shop dedicated specifically for grapes masquerading around as wine. So, you can ideally plan a lovely evening of books & drinking something I know you Yelpers enjoy. The shop itself is split up into two levels, 1st floor has books, wine, magazines, and also the checkout counter. 2nd level, has comfy chairs to sit and read the used books that are stored up there. It is a great place to go and relax. I would imagine that this is a great place for a book club to have its regular meetings as well. So, if you are ever in this neck of the woods give the Book Vine a try.

A very cool, upscale book store that has good prices and a large variety. Go to grab some wine and…read moredive into a good book. While you are there check out the Unique refurbished "Imajining.com" furniture available downstairs at the Underground Clothing store.

I really enjoyed the store. A nice variety of books available with nice service. I'll come back…read morenext time I'm in Sioux City

Weird tiny store would have given a five star but for the unfriendly customer service and having…read morenothing that I was looking for made me feel like an unvalued customer.

I loved this place!! I have no clue how I'm their third review! If this was around back home I'd be…read morethere every weekend and free chance I have. Books, beer, AND coffee ALL in one spot!!! Heaven! I was greeted as soon as I walked in. I was offered beer, coffee or tea! They have so many book selections and they're divided by genres so you're able to find whatever you're into!! Please visit and support your local bookstore, coffee shop, tea shop and beer tap!!

Its a chill little hole in the wall book store/beer bar/ coffee shop/study joint. Nice staff with…read moregood recommendations on drinks and books, LGBTQIA supportive and has some great gear if you need. Holds poetry reads, events through out the week, and something to do when there's nothing to do. It's got first addition rate books, 80s, 90s, and todays reads, and supports the local community. Give it a go if you want a laid back environment to enjoy a day out or a day in.

Don't bother! The photos posted on other reviews make it appear much larger, but it is about the…read moresize of my closet. The boarded up windows, etc. should have given me a clue. They definitely don't know how to rate records. Even ones marked excellent and very good were trash. My husband and I hit record stores everywhere we travel and this has been the worst experience by far.

Great place! Always find something I want or Paul will try to find it for me. Very friendly place.read more

I stopped buying comics from them because they kept screwing up my pull list.they made what was…read moreinitially fun into a total stress ... I will never go back ... ever forward and online buyer

This is my second favorite comic book shop in the country. First goes to We Can Be Heroes comics in…read moreLos Angeles, but these guys are a close second. I love the wide open layout of the store. They have something for every kind of nerd. A whole sports card selection, more toys than a toys r' us and rows and rows of back issue boxes to dig through, not to mention all the current stuff. It doesn't feel like one of those snotty comic book stores (I am looking at you Golden Apple and Mile High Comics) but instead like a place to explore with your family and has something for everyone.

Fantastic Christian Book store! Has many products!…read more Highly recommend taking a look! Come and visit! Also- Make sure to ASK FOR a FREQUENT Shoppers Card! ((See Photo)) Make sure to take the opportunity to grab one from a Crossroads Employee!

From the owner: The area's largest selection of Home Décor, Gifts, Greeting Cards, Books, Bibles, Music and Church…read moreSupplies.

One of the few anchor-stores left to the Southern Hills Mall. They didn't have their doors open…read moregoing into the mall right away once allowed to open 'post-Covid.' (They do now.) They are requiring masks. (Obv I'm writing this during Covid, but I know this location well. I didn't base my Stars off their Covid rules.) The hours differ from the mall's somewhat, which is great. They actually stay open an hour or two later on Sundays. They've also done several events for book releases and have had theme nights. (I've personally participated in some Harry Potter cosplay!) This location doesn't have much for seating like I've seen other B&N's do. The kids' area is fantastic. They do readings every so often. The bathroom has ALWAYS been a nightmare. Maybe all the mall people use it thinking it's going to cleaner than the food courts'? It's a mess. Every time. Has a Starbucks and some tables. Full Starbucks menu. But no online ordering or can't use Starbucks gift cards. Which I think is odd, but must be the rules when a location is inside another business. They have two spots for registers but they're never both 'open.' SEVERAL times I've gone to one side of the store hoping to pay to having to turn around and go to the other side. I get not having all 8 registers open...but why not at least 1 per side? Music area is small and kinda lacking, IMO. But that's me. (I think this location is smaller than the average store size. At least seems like it.) It's honestly the only place in town to buy books minus a Target or Walmart. There may still be one more store WAY across town selling books, but I can't remember if they're still operating.

I am a big fan of this store, but due to a recent event, I actually canceled my membership here…read more Basically, in 2018, I was able to price-match as much as I wanted to as long as I had the Membership. However, as of 2019, that is no longer the case. At the time, Best Buy had the Blu-ray of The Big Bang Theory on sale for only $14.99, but the Best Buy, Target, and Walmart stores nearby did not have it. Barnes and Noble did have it and that is the reason why I went to the store to try to price-match. It wasn't that the store would not do a price-match of that caliber (we're talking a discount of about $35-40), it's that they flat-out​ do not price-match anymore. As a member, this is deeply insulting, not to mention that price-matching should be a basic practice of any business in 2019. Even if you are not making the same amount of money or even half of that, it is sure better than doing nothing for your customers. If you're looking to buy movies and TV show seasons here, I would not recommend it. They are very overpriced. However, if you are looking to buy books, by all means, go for it! You see, I do like the store, setup, and the Barnes and Noble Cafe. It is the "anti-price-matching" that I am against. I should also point out that this store does accept Apple Pay now, so that is a big plus too!

Game Chest is a wonderful place for the Sioux Falls area! It has a very welcoming presence, which…read morelooks to be the result of an owner's, Jaz, efforts. I've only been there once, but my girlfriend and I found some great deals on some games. They helped us get into games, and they're worth checking out if you're interested in supporting or starting a hobby!

From the owner: Board game event space, Role Playing Game Event space, Trading Card Game Event space, Events,…read moreRetail, and exceptional community.