I go to a lot of half price books, I look for 3 things: VHS tapes, video game stuff and occult…read morebooks. Leaving this review based on their section of those items. VHS- unfortunately one of the worst vhs spots out of all the HPB in dfw. Very small selection. the tapes are all individually priced which I normally don't like, but to be fair they are often priced pretty cheap so not a huge complaint but I do wish they would follow the example of other locations and make them all a set price unless it's something particularly rare. Video Games- good, big supply, pricing at HPB on video games is almost always wack, but I have found a few affordable gems here. Their glass display is always full. Also constantly new items. Occult- The BEST occult section in Dallas out of all HPB, they have a glass display in the 'occult' section that is nearly always full. I have cleared it out a couple times, some of my very best rare occult book finds have been here. (Prices are often too high but... that's just HPB)m The staffing here is great, always super nice, and often very knowledgeable. It's nice to shop somewhere where it seems the staff enjoys working there. A great location overall

Great place to buy books. Good collection and well maintained store. The staff are friendly and…read morehelpful. Not a good place to sell books at all. The price they offer for mint condition books are ridiculous. There is no obligation to sell after they price though. Will recommend the store if you are looking to buy books. Avoid them for selling - rather donate them somewhere.

The Barnes & Noble across from NorthPark mall is one of the best ones in the Dallas area. It's one…read moreof the largest B&N I have been in, and it's well designed. I was very impressed with the children's Halloween book selections here. And their displays were true visions that would make any child happy. I also like all the extras offered - like little ghost coin purses that look like the ones from the early 20s. You know what I'm talking about, little beaded coin purses with a little fringe Om the bottom. But with ghosts in them. lol! The people working there were happy, and that says a lot about a store to me. I asked a few questions and they were very knowledgeable and quickly answered my questions with confidence. It was a great experience and there were many people buying books early in the morning. It's a great way to start your day.

I am a fan of Barnes & Noble and this is a really nice store! The staff was very warm and…read morewelcoming as customers walked in and responsive and helpful when anyone needed assistance. I found a nice selection of crossword puzzles which is what I came here for (yes I am a little old school, I know!).

Rude disinterested service and we were generally surprised given that we always check reviews…read morebefore giving our business. Selection was nothing that appealed to four of us so we'd say there are a ton of better bookstores in the area choose any of them over this one. Prices were too high and unrealistic so there isn't even decent value to be found. Advice: skip this one!

I walk into many bookstores, and the children's section is where I go to first. Interbang books has…read morea truly wonderful selection of children's books. I'm inspired when I'm in their store. It's not a big store, but it's filled with energy. The right kind of energy. The kind that makes you want to look at everything they have to offer. It's the week before Halloween and they have the most adorable Halloween woven bags for trick or treaters - or to fill the bags up with wonderful Halloween books for decorating your shelves. And while I was there I bought a stuffed tigger - yes, from Winnie-the-Pooh. I am a sucker for this story series. When I could t find the book I walked into this shop for, the employee was more than willing to help me, and did so efficiently. This bookstore has a great reputation in Dallas and when you walk into the shop, you know why they're loved.

Discovering new bookstores during my travels has become a new passion of mine, so when I checked…read morefor indie bookstores in the DFW area, Talking Animals Books was one of the first to pop up. From the few photos and the name, I thought it would be more of a children's bookstore but I was so wrong. As soon as you enter, the amazing staff welcomes you and is eager to help you find any books you are looking for. Right at the entrance they had the fantasy and romance section which is a personal favorite, and I immediately found a couple of books that have been on my list. I absolutely LOVED that they had self published books from indie authors, which is so rare to find at any local bookstore (you usually have to wait for them to be re-published by a publisher to find them anywhere besides Amazon). They also have a children's section which is super cute, and I found a couple of things for my little one. On the top floor they have a couple of couches for you to hang out and a section of used books. Frankly, this was one of the best bookstores I found in the DFW area, and I can't wait to come back and support them!

A cozy bookshop in Grapevine downtown. They don't have a large selection of adult and YA books but…read morethere's a decent selection of kids books. I don't have kids but I would definitely take them there to go crazy if I did!

Kinokuniya is a great, authentic spot for those who love all things Japanese. From manga, anime,…read moreanime goodies, anime soundtracks, art books, CDs, novels, gundams, language books, and even cute stationary. If you like to collect manga and want to see a huge variety of selections, this is the place. I really like that they also have a selection of manga in Japanese! The art book aisle is awesome. It's hard to find art books in other bookstores, and even places like Barnes and Noble won't have a selection as varied as Kinokuniya. Despite the endless aisles of manga, I've surprisingly noticed that they're missing a few decently known manga. Unless I keep missing it, I've never seen The Case Study of Vanitas in their aisle, but they have the author's other work, Pandora Hearts, in there, for example. I would also say Kinokuniya is limited with their selection of anime goodies. I like that they're all very much authentic and different from your typical anime store selling pop figures and easy to find Bandai/Banpresto stuff, but their blind box selections are also becoming easy to find in other places because it's all the mainstream shows. Overall, if you're looking to expand your collection, this is the place to go.

I love this store, so many cute trinkets! I made the mistake of visiting the NYC location first…read morewhich is humongous, this one is a quarter of the one I'd been to previously. Pricing of everything is super marked up, stationary can range upwards of $20 for certain notebooks!

The perfect place to read a book or catch up with a friend!…read more I stopped by Wild Detectives for a midday pick-me-up. They have a lot of cozy seating options and a unique selection of books/vinyl records! I got the Brown Sugar Cinnamon Matcha and absolutely loved it! It wasn't too sweet and had just the right amount of cinnamon. Will absolutely be back!

It's a small space, but I love how involved they are in the community! They host events often & I…read morewas there for a talk. I got a sangria while my husband got a latte. Both were good! I wish they had more drink options, but I recognize it's a smaller bar area.

Great atmosphere,great service, terrific food and great coffee. Great place for meeting small…read moregroups too

Great atmosphere, coffee, and small Christian bookstore! Cozy library feel. Wonderful little gem!read more

With a name like "HOLY GROUNDS", I walked in expecting a Christian-owned coffee shop... and found…read moreso much more! It's a Christian bookstore and gift shop as well. One wall is full of differently-flavored coffee beans. Sister got me a bag of blueberry flavored beans, coz it sounded interesting, AND it turned out delicious! The shopkeeper was just a this lovely lady who patiently explained their inventory, gave us samples and informed us of the deals. A must-visit in Grapevine.

We've been going to Holy Grounds for several years and it never disappoints such a variety of…read morecoffee to choose from mine is Snicker Doodle I live on oklahoma we come every year for the wine festival which also never disappoints the owners are the sweetest ladies you'll ever meet

I'm so glad there are still Barnes & Noble bookstores. This one is two-story, the down-escalator…read morewas broken while I was there and you have to find the elevator to get back down to the floor level, but I'm sure that will be fixed soon. Big selection of books; don't you just love the feel of a real book in your hand in these days of digital content?? Pretty clean store, save a few (coffee, I'm sure) stains on the carpet near the coffee shop. Smells like new books and coffee. The Starbucks does NOT accept the Starbucks app, btw, in case that applies to you! The staff are friendly enough and were patient with us as we made our selection and negotiated the payment method between members of our party. Prices aren't cheap, but they do honor some price matching. I think it's worth it to keep physical book stores around. Imagine all those sad and lonely freshly printed books hanging out in the dark, tucked away in large boxes in a warehouse waiting to be sold... instead of being propped or stacked on a shelf with many a peruse-r to handle them until "the one" decides to take you home!

This Barnes & Noble is BIG and amazing! Such a wonderful selection and so much to browse. It was a…read moresmidge stuffy inside, so the AC may have been struggling a little, and it was incredibly busy on a Saturday, which isn't personally my favorite shopping environment. BUT seeing that many people packed into a bookstore honestly filled my heart -- I love knowing people still love books!

I simply did not believe these places existed any more!! I was SO happy that this one did. We had…read moretime on our hands and didn't know what to do. So saw this on the map and BEELINED to it. Had a Starbucks coffee that was spot on. Spent a lot of time finding a book and game to play that evening and generally jumped into the way back machine to when it was fun to browse a book store. The only difference was the expansion of games, toys and other "stuff" non-book related. But instead of diminishing the books it actually complemented them very well. I profoundly hope this model sticks around just a little longer.

Love this Barnes & Noble. Always clean, good selections of books and genres. Membership is $39.99…read moreper year so it's worth it if you are an avid reader. The cafe is always quiet and nice spacious area and seguir by the staff is always nice and helpful.