This was my 20th stop on the Indie Bookstore Passport tour. It sells used and rare books. The…read morestacks here felt curated and well organized, which I appreciated. Often times a used bookstore chooses to organize in a somewhat random fashion, so their eye to detail and curation is welcomed. The wood tones and lighting here were cozy. There is street parking available.

I actually purchased a book from them through Abe Books online. The book I received was better than…read moredescribed, packaged well and mailed within 24 hours. and a very good value for such an older book.

Service was top notch! I also enjoyed the variety, and selection of the topics I was looking at…read more Thanks Barnes and Noble Bookstores!

I love this store. Everything is laid out really nicely, their displays are great (and I love the…read moredifferent sections-like there's a "Booktok" section). I have a few B&N that are closer to me but I prefer to go here if I can

This location is less busy than my normal half price books, but the people there are nice. The used…read morebook prices are solid, especially as I'm building my library and their online store makes it so you can find basically anything you are looking for. They have legos, board games, vinyl records, notebooks, tarot cards, and so much more. They even have super cheap totes that are cute to boot.

There's always a deal and an amazing book waiting for you in this store... it can get crowded…read morequick, the staff are friendly. They have music and gifts as well. Personally I love this place for RPG and paranormal books. Prices are usually fair... but sometimes something's are a bit over priced...

A local treasure if not a national one…read more Strong philosophy and literature sections. I liked the small rooms feel of the place.

This was my 19th stop on the Indie Bookstore Passport tour. Parking was tight, with limited street…read moreparking available. The store is located on the second floor. It's a used bookstore with more than 40,000 books; so prepare to spend at least an hour (if not an afternoon) perusing the bookshelves. It's easy to get lost in the stacks here, as there are LOTS of hallways and a labyrinth of rooms. There is a room for small gatherings, a rare book room, and an alcove to tuck away with a book. One window in the store has a bit of nostalgia as it overlooks Bob Dylan's old apartment (and is now the Loring Bar). If you love a used bookstore and a historic site, this place is worth a visit.

I love these little corner book stores, with highly knowledgeable operators/owners. You can find…read morereal treasures here, and just look at how history has passed us all by, show us the minds and memories of the people and authors of the past. This is a special place, and I will visit again as I drive home each day, picking a different route!

Amazing bookstore, small selection, but the friendliness of the staff is what will bring people…read moreback!

I loved to walk around and see cool things and books, but I would wish they could have books with…read morelarge print editions that people with vision impairments can enjoy to read books like I do.

My husband and I love coming here and spending time reading in the cafe with a nice coffee and…read moremaybe a bagel also. The cafe staff is very kind and makes really great coffee, however the bookstore staff are not very willing to help find books. While specifically asking about a book in the store I'll get a response like "oh it's in young readers" and not even as much as a point in the direction of the correct section. I never did find the book I wanted.

Bookstore. Stationary. Bookworm gifts. Cafe. Records. Toy and game section…read more Far fewer employees than when I used to frequent bookstores as a college student with her nose in a stack of textbooks just about every day, which means they juggle more hats. The person who saw me waiting at the info desk and helped me locate the section that "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Times: How to Reclaim Your Power, Fight for Freedom, and Reimagine Democracy" should be in, the same section I'd scoured for 10 minutes prior to visiting the info desk, was immediately off to assist another guest after pointing at the section I'd visited and giving extensive details about the section. They found me again five minutes later with the book in hand - it was a new release apparently being featured on a display table. When I checked out, B&N printed me a café coupon. Apparently, the system had caught on that I ignore incentives to grab cakes, cookies, sandwiches, and coffee, but I'll immediately redeem coupons for tea. And the sole barista managing all the cafe orders at Starbucks: The same teammate who'd located the book for me. The cost of books and trickets is in line with retail pricing. The bonuses of this place are the quiet, spacious environment welcoming of readers and students alike, the wide variety of cute and clever trickets, and I suppose the fact that I'm likely going to continue getting $1 incentives to indulge in matcha lattes. Bonus points for the democracy display and multiple little displays of the constitution and its explanations for the general public.

The Barnes & Nobles in the very vacant Har Mar Mall.. stopped in a couple of days ago because I…read morestopped in to Har Mar Mall to go to Marshalls which is also one of the tenants in this vacant Mall to do a return from another Marshalls since I happen to be in Roseville. After the depressing visit to the rather empty Marshalls store, I decided to stop in to Barnes & Nobles, the other open tenant. I love Barnes & Nobles because it always cheer me up with all the colorful books and a Starbucks! But not here. I walked into to the coffee shop and I was rather disappointed as all the pastries and coffee cakes were lacking... I decided to just order iced tea. Then I found it annoying that the barista being preoccupied with talking on the walkie to security about a shoplifter than making my iced tea...so...as soon as I got my iced tea in hand, I left the immediately to get out of the uncomfortable space.

I stop in here semi-frequently, sometimes it's just fun to look and occasionally I will trade…read morethings in - it always feels like a scam but where else would I get cash monies for all my goodies at once? Easier to sell in person versus online. Half Price is always a great place for gifts! I love that you get coupons for the year if you shop near/around black Friday too. Staff is usually pretty friendly and they seem to get along.

Timely, courteous, thorough. Good prices - and I do shop around. Does that "extra effort" search…read morewithout being asked. My first choice when I'm seeking a book or AV item , record or film.

It's downsized quite a bit from the last two locations, but still has many supplies you may be…read morelooking for.

4.5/5 Yay I've…read morealways loved stopping in here and poking around and now they've moved even closer to me so I can walk for incense if needed! Staff are very friendly and helpful, so much to look at.