If you're visiting St. Augustine, this really cute bookshop is definitely worth a visit. We grabbed…read morea book on the sacred churches of St. Augustine, which we could not find anywhere else. Got it for a great deal as well. The store owner-operator, Susan, was quite hospitable and informative. Really nice experience.

nice selection of books, they had two tiffany lamps there that made me super happy also the lady…read moreworking there reminded me of my great godmother so five stars

Inside a modest storefront lies a nicely decorated bookstore with high shelves and lots of…read morehardcovers. After I entered, the bookstore's short-tailed cat sauntered up and blocked my path until I gave it some attention. I passed this test and was allowed passage. I prefer paperbacks so I was pleased to find a room full of them. The selections of science fiction, fantasy and mystery were good. I was surprised to find some men's adventure novels from the 1960s and 1970s. I bought a Sharyn McCrumb mystery novel Sick of Shadows. When I tried to leave the cat was near the exit. It had seen a lizard.

Interesting spot on St Johns Avenue in downtown Palatka!…read moreWelcoming cat; and well, the owner too. Great reading here! Lots of games & comics as well! If I wasn't on a bicycle, I could have found a LOT to bring home to read! Clean and well organized store and the dude knows his stuff!

It has been a number of years since I had been in a Barnes and Noble, the last time being down in…read moreOcala (since the one in Gainesville had closed down many years before). Hearing that one had opened in Gainesville again, I thought that to be interesting, but not something that I really needed to go into deliberately... no, I could wait until I was in the area and didn't really have much else planned. Well, that time has finally come, and after a visit through Best Buy two doors down (where I didn't buy anything... I was just curious what technological gadgets exist these days) I walked into Barnes and Noble. Entering, it seemed to have the same sorts of things I have grown accustomed to in these stores over the years. Newly published and best sellers at the front, then stacks going towards the back that hold various subject matter. Coffee shop to the right, which was NOT Starbucks and therefore did not make the entire store reek of burnt coffee. I started walking through the store, when I realized that the layout is not all that great. Because of the height of the stacks and the way that they are labelled, it is pretty much impossible to know where different sections of material are located without walking through the entire store to find them. Sight lines are kind of ruined, so figuring out where romance novels or the kids section is will take a bit of exploring. However, this is not the problem I had with the store. I mean, I get that... you want people to walk through the store to some extent so that they see more of the store and what you have to offer. No... My biggest problem with the store is that once I found the section I wanted, the books were in no discernible order! Every other store I have ever been in (that wasn't a second hand store where books kind of just get grouped into a section) has the books ordered alphabetically by author, but here? Nope. Science fiction and fantasy started out with the A's, quickly ramped through the alphabet, then started again. Same happened with the Y/A section and children's section. It just... doesn't make sense. Looking for a very popular author in the SciFi/Fantasy section, there were none in stock. None. An author with more than eighty titles, including recent (in the past year) releases, and nothing in stock. There are other bookstores in town, ones that are closer for me, and I do not see myself going to this store anytime soon.

This B&N is a surely appreciated addition to Gainesville. I went in expecting a typical small…read morewatered down version of the bookstore but thankfully I think given the space they really maximized what they could do! It smells like books and has a warm but clean atmosphere. I was happy crossing the maze of bookshelves each corner I turned finding something interesting to read or hobby related item. There's a coffee shop inside that serves Starbucks and I feel like one could really spend hours here if they wanted to. The service was great and I found some things on sale even though the store just opened days ago.

This is a nice local bookstore. The selection is pretty good for how small the place is. They also…read morehave local authors' books, which is nice. It's a welcoming space and the employees are helpful. Third House also hosts a couple of events a month. Check this place out if you are downtown.

I love exploring local businesses when possible and Third House Books & Coffee is a true gem in my…read moreopinion. This small store sells fresh-brewed coffee, as well as publications from independent press companies. The selection is varied, and there's even a section of books specifically meant to read in house. The menu is small and straightforward, featuring less than ten items, all under $10. Seating is limited with about four tables, two couches and a coffee table. The store has a very cozy atmosphere and is a great place to sit and get work done if things aren't too busy. They do host events on some nights, such as readings, meetings and mic nights, all of which are posted on their Facebook page. Third House has an open hallway connecting it to Downtown Wine & Cheese next door. They are separately owned, but may have deals during events like Open Mic Night (50% off one glass of house wine). I enjoyed my time at Third House, and I hope to see the business thrive. They have my support for sure.

Miles and miles of books in this 10,000 sf book store. They have it all, speciality items, hard to…read morefind, fantasy, romance, sci-fi, politics. They buy and sell... books and puzzles. Plan to spend some time wandering. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable.

I've been wanting to come here for a while and I'm so glad I finally made it! This place is so…read morecool. So many books and finds. I got the book for my book club here and the price is good for a used hardback in perfect condition. It was pretty crowded so I didn't stay long but I could imagine people stay here for a long time just exploring. Loved it.

Everything is so clean and organized the staff is very sweet and happy and helpful fast service and…read morethank you for your patience and hard work and patience I appreciate it so much my favorite store ever so beautiful and amazing all kinds of books everything my heaven so blessed and beautiful amazing I love it so much thank you so much for everything you've hard work I appreciate it so much Hugs lauren

This Barnes & Noble has been in St. Augustine for decades and has always been well-run with…read morefriendly employees. The science fiction and fantasy sections have a nice variety of new and classic books, with numerous media tie-in titles for the Star Wars and Star Trek lines. The tabletop RPG section carries D&D 5E, dice and gaming accessories. The store is not huge but has a large newsstand filling one wall, which is usually my primary reason for being there. Look for the Last Chance section to find discounted books, games and other products. It's to the left when you enter the store, not far from checkout. The Nook ebook readers sold near the entrance offer an unexpected benefit -- a free ebook every Friday.

I have been itching to get some fiction to read since I recently got back into reading for fun. All…read morethe long and treacherous years of schooling ruined reading for me. Information regarding pricing or what was in stock was impossible to find so I had to go and check it out first hand. I was greeted upon immediately walking in. This place is way bigger than I thought it would be. I started browsing the book shelves that were in front and worked my way back towards the store. I only looked through the fiction section but noticed a huge selection of other genres like Sci Fi and Adult Romance. There was also a children's section in the back. Walking towards the front of the store, there were shelves with DVDs as well. In the middle of the store, there's a little lounge section with comfortable chairs and tables to read at. I was carrying several books so I decided to grab a shopping basket. They have the cool ones that have wheels and suitcase like handles. I finally made my way to the register and chatted with the employee. She asked if I found everything i was looking for, to which I did not. She offered to look up titles I wanted and even though they did not have any in the store, she offered to put my information in the system if those books do show up. I purchased 6 books and paid almost $20. Not horrible but I thought for sure it would be cheaper. They have a buy back program, where you receive store credits but I forgot to inquire about the details. Of course I will be back!

This store proudly sells AI generated art that isn't labeled or described as AI generated. Would…read morenot be surprised if some of the books were also AI generated. Very disappointed as someone who also runs a small business in Ocala.

This is the largest and nicest Barnes & Noble I've visited. The science fiction, fantasy and horror…read moresections at the center of the back wall are huge and have a strong selection of new novels and classics. Employees recommendations on the shelves call out individual titles. Lots of tables display trade paperbacks and hardcovers devoted to a particular theme or sale. One labeled "Five Star Fiction" presented well-reviewed new releases. If you order from the cafe look for a book near the register that's on sale for $5 with a purchase. I usually prefer used bookstores to new ones but this palatial Barnes & Noble is worth the stop. It's at the same I-95 exit as Buc-ee's.

recently visited Barnes & Noble with my grandparents, and it was their first time there--they…read moreabsolutely loved it! They found the store to be quiet and cozy, perfect for browsing. They even discovered some books they're interested in, which was such a treat to see. I grabbed a coffee while we were there, and although it was nice, I did feel it was a bit overpriced. Still, the overall experience was wonderful, and I'll definitely be bringing them back for another visit soon!