I love love love this location, it's been a while since I've been to a two story Barnes and Noble…read moreand God did I miss it. I love the large selection! The Starbucks inside is really good and they serve Cheesecake Factory slices in their fridge. I used to have one just like this near my home in CA that I grew up visiting with my father but it closed down years ago and I've missed it ever since.. I love sitting at the Starbucks and reading/studying unbothered, it's very relaxing and such a beautiful location. Definitely a go-to!

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 go here all the time! A hidden gem on Garland Road, hidden in a strip mall. Don't be fooled by…read morethe front, the place is huge and has so much depth. The pricing is pretty decent and the payout is organized by genres, every genre have its own room and section. Towards the back there is a records are there's even a chess board (that I have won at one too many times) it's a cool browsing spot to discover new(or old) books. The employees there are so welcoming. They let you browse and discover everything the store has to offer.

Closed when they're supposed to be open - guess they don't know how to change their hours on Google…read moremaps. I can smell the smoky, dusty, moldy books THROUGH THE DOOR.

This place is wonderful beyond measure. It's much more than a bookstore and has easily become one…read moreof my favorite local stops in the Dallas area. Truly great. Beyond the incredible and often surprising selection, the staff is wonderful, and it's the kind of place you never quite want to leave. Five stars.

From a vacant Laundromat in 1972 Dallas to locations in 16 states,seems their idea of recycling…read moreused books has prospered. This flagship location in north Dallas is a destination unto itself. I've spent hours in here over the years perusing the isles in amazement. If you're interested in a certain topic,they have a book or two for you. Also,the cafe has been upgraded from a basic coffee shop and now serves good looking light meals. The vinyl department is nothing to sneeze at so, go get that Englbert Humperdinck Christmas Album for the holidays. Antique or first editions? Got em. 1960s Life magazines? Check. I say this place is not to be missed.... Go! * Note another missing review

great place to find unfamiliar and to you unknown translations of international books.read more

Deep Vellum Books is a gem. Let me tell you why…read more Deep Vellum Books is the storefront and headquarters of Deep Vellum Books & Publishing, a nonprofit literary arts organization and the largest publisher of literature in translation in the US (I did not know that!!!!). They stock their own titles as well as a curated selection of literary fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. I visited with my family (dad, stepmom, adult siblings, husband) last weekend, and we spent way more time in the store than we expected to given the store's size. It's not large, but the store is packed with interesting and unusual and harder to find titles. I started to read a book's dusk jacket flap blurb, which led to a conversation about the book with the staff in the shop. (I bought it, I already read it, I loved it.) It's that kind of store - I was walking around, reading blurbs out loud to my family - finding book after book that piqued my interest. I left with a book, my siblings with two or three each, and my dad with at least one. There were six of us, and we bought maybe 8 books. The staff working the day we were visited were incredible, chatting with us about books, telling us about Deep Vellum, and answering our questions about their events. It's clear that people who work at Deep Vellum love books and that always makes shopping at a bookstore more wonderful. (I'm not sure I would have taken home the book I did if I hadn't chatted with a store employee for a few minutes about it - it's a little out of my wheelhouse - but I loved and I'm so glad I picked it up). The store hosts book clubs which sound amazing. I mean how many bookstores offer a "Homer Out Loud" book club that meets to read Homer's epics out loud once a week!? Or has a book club called "Underdogs in Space" that meets once a month to talk about underread sci-fi books?! If you're in Deep Ellum and you love to read anything at all - make your way over to Deep Vellum. It's a great organization and a great bookstore. I couldn't love it more.

One of my fav movies is "You've Got Mail". I love an independent book store. I stumbled upon…read moreInterabang after coming to this shopping center for Yo Chi and was so happy to have found them. The shop is absolutely pristine. My main reason for stopping in is, it's my nephews first Halloween this year. While with most parents that means costumes and trick or treating and don't get me wrong, I'm all about it but as a first time Aunt - it's my chance to also make it about books! Maybe I won't win the cool Aunt title but books are so important. I wanted to purchase a wide selection of Halloween titles to read and gift to my nephew. He'll be six months old by Halloween, so he's not picky about authors yet ;) Interabang had such an impressive collection. I picked out six books to start his Halloween titles. I love celebrating all holidays so in due time I'm sure I'll be back to shop for other holiday themed books. I believe all book collections should include them. I was pleased with my purchase and highly recommend shopping small, not only on Saturdays but every chance you get. This is truly a neighborhood gem.

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!

This great bookstore used to be the old Church building of Holy Trinity. They have taken good care…read moreof it, and the Church presense and Iconography is still present. They have not removed the crosses on top of The Church. If you are looking for theological books, Bible linguistics, or a great selection of Bibles, I would highly recommend this store. It is right by Dallas Theological Seminary, and right next door to a great coffee shop. The only draw back is that their hours should be longer. 9am-4pm, excluding Sunday.

You need theological or Christian books? This is the perfect place to visit. The staff is always…read morefriendly and willing to help me find just what I am looking for. If it is not in the store, they attempt to locate it online for me. I have sent my friends and family to this bookstore. You don't need to be a seminary student to shop here. I wish there were more Christian bookstores like the DTS book center.

As a book lover this is heaven on Earth. So many books and a plethora of genres. You name it they…read moreprobably have it. I came it looking for books for myself and ended up picking up a few books for the kiddos too. They loved the selection. There are also educational games, puzzles and other material. Not to mention the vinyl selection is chef's kiss. Service is always a pleasure. Now some books can be a bit pricey but definitely worth the splurge. I usually frequent the Mesquite location, but sadly they closed down. 10/10

Went to sell books and was very disappointed in the offer they made. Chose to donate to others…read moresince the offer was soooo low. Also checked their children's clearance books and the prices were still higher than I wanted to pay.

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.

It's cute coffeeshop with a store for candles and books…read more They have lattes and basic coffee items and pastries. They have some parking but it doesn't have lines, so people take up half the spots. The lattes are also $7 for 16oz, which is bit much compared to chains that Offer that for larger cup.

This is such a cute gift/ coffee shop. My friend and I were excited to meet up, shop around, and…read moresip our drinks and journal. Most of the seating is upstairs, where there is more gifts to shop around. We loved the selection. We had some yummy drinks and pastries. We would have loved to stay longer, but the parking was a 1 hour limit. We will have to come back to enjoy more!