Local! Support local! Knowledgeable staff. I asked if they had two different books and within…read moreseconds they pointed me to exact spot on bookshelf. They know their shit

Very nice little bookstore. New and used selections. Local interests as well…read more We love to support local independent bookstores!

I was lured in by a Friday the 13th post that they had made on social media. I had to check it out…read more It's a combination bookstore and coffee shop that has a little selection for everyone. The various rooms are themed, the front entry way is the cafe where one can sit and enjoy a beverage while reading. There's a side room for children to play. Around the corner is the study with a fireplace, a large table, and the selection of history, fiction, non fiction, and spiritual books. The books are reasonably priced for a used book store. I was able to pick up a selection of three books for only $18. The staff were helpful, I asked about the night market that I saw advertised in the study. The first and third Saturdays of the month features a night market of local artisans. I will definitely check that out.

From the owner: Turning pages, turning heads! Get noticed with unique finds from our curated selection of pre-owned…read moreliterature.

I love books and bookstores so there is little that can override that love but this bookstore…read moredoesn't. The staff is friendly and willing to help you find the book you desire. You can always find a good book on sale if you want great value. On the plus size, Yogurt Mountain is also in the building of you want froyo while browsing.

I went to buy Brad Thor's new book for my husband to take to read on the beach for an upcoming…read morevacation. I asked the young lady if they had it and she directed me to the Notable Non fiction section which I thought was strange since it is fiction. Of course it wasn't there and I returned to the cash register where she got a little short with me and kept repeating " I told you it's in the Notable non fiction section!" After I kept telling her that it wasn't and why, she not very happily opened her computer and retrieved the book for me. It's a nice store with good inventory. Customer service could use some work though.

The woman who works there is so sweet! Awesome find of a place with super affordable used books! We…read morelove going here

This is the cutest little bookstore with an amazing selection and their prices are crazy good…read more $1.50, $2.00 books! What?! The vintage rare ones are $3.00!!! The selection of books is vast. Everything is organized nicely. A cute selection of toys, bookmarks and stickers. The girl at the counter was extremely sweet. I don't know if she was the owner but she was so sweet. My daughter and I will definitely be back. It's a little slice of heaven for anyone that loves to read. From kids, teens and adults.

Love this BN Staff always helpful and ambiance is extremely…read morequiet and relaxing . A good place to just get away if needed

Such a great selection of books, gifts, cards, and games with people willing to help in finding…read morebooks. Great customer service. The Barnes & Noble rewards program is free so really worth joining

This place has a lot going for it, so I'm giving five stars. There are a couple areas where they…read morecould make it better. And they do have one really negative thing tainting their reputation among decent folk, but I'll leave that nightmare for last. First, not all Barnes & Nobles have nice chairs in which you can sit. Most seem to rely too much on the really uncomfortable cafe seating items and fixtures. I spend a lot of time in bookstores, and a place to sit for a few moments that is actually comfortable is a real benefit. Second, all experiences with the staff here have been positive. They seem, from what I've experienced, like pleasant and smart people. I like this place a lot, but here are some suggestions for improvements: 1. It seems like they could fit more books in this place without making it feel cramped. Or add some more lovely chairs. There are areas that seem rather empty or underused. 2. If they did put in a set of bookshelves in the "Poetry, Drama, Literary Criticism" section, they would actually have room for books on literary criticism, of which there seem to be none at the moment. Poetry? Yes. Drama? Yes. Literary criticism? Not really. 3. This nightmare aspect is not unique to this store. It seems that all the Barnes & Noble pay points in the cafes put up a "tip" screen when you go to pay that deliberately makes it almost impossible to push the "no tip" option. This is called a "dark pattern" and is on the point of being illegal in the EU and other decent parts of the world. It should be illegal here, too, and whatever third-rate MBA at Barnes & Noble convinced their superiors this was a good idea should be sent back to the asylum from which they escaped. Scientists call this type of dark pattern "a coercive tipping interface, in which accepting a tip requires one tap, while declining requires a five-second hard press." It's aggressive, tacky and should be condemned by all moral persons. Elsewhere on Yelp I have complained that in no civilized society does anyone ever ASK for a tip; using a machine proxy to do so does not change that fact. And using an aggressive machine proxy just makes good people angry. It's a bad idea all around.

8 don't g9 to public bathrooms but I really needed to so I figured of all places, a bookstore would…read morehave clean one. To my biggest surprise, this one are HORRIFIC!! This is the women's bathroom. The 'safest one" was the handicapped bathroom. Management, u have a wake up call!

The owner is a delight to talk to. Annette loves books and really takes an interest in helping you…read morefind just what you are looking for. Her Book Nook is exactly what any reader loves to browse. I know you will have a great time looking over her LARGE selection. She also caters to local authors arranging for book sales in the mall adjacent to her Book Nook. Happy hunting. Karen B.

Opened again after Hurricane Ian, Annette's offers mostly used books (donated by the community…read moreafter the hurricane destruction) but some new as well. Plenty of selection. A lot of nice children's books. She also has local authors stop in for book signings. Her reopen had over thirty authors offering their wares and autographing books. Annette is friendly and helpful, and the store is located in a lovely rebuilt plaza offering other shopping. Highly recommend.

We have been trying to get here to check out this little local book shop. I first heard of them…read morefrom a favorite author of mine. She writes mystery books and the character lives on the island. Love it! She was doing a book signing and I was not going to be able to go. I was able to order a book from them and have the author sign it. That was about 2 years ago and we have been fans ever since. They were so incredibly polite and helpful. We missed coming here last year because of their hours. It is located on an island so they are not open super late. This is a cute little bookstore with different books, little trinkets and souvenirs to purchase. From my understanding they also do many events with different authors. We visited and were actually able to speak with the owner. She was so sweet, actually straightening from a previous nights event. She talked to us for a bit, got to know us and recommended us to her favorite authors. We wanted local books or books written about Sanibel and Captiva. She only had a few but of course we were able to find some we liked. I would highly recommend stopping here if you need a book while on vacation. If I lived in this area, this would be my local shopping place for books. It is always better to buy local. My only reason for a 4 is there was not a huge selection of local books and the ones she did have, she did not have the whole series. There was pretty much one of each as well, so my sister and I could not each get one. But again, I understand, its a small island. I just wish there was more and more copies. Overall though, we will stop in each year and check it out, see what's new and look for any treasures we can find. The fact that they are independent and do not charge more for a book is also really great. Its a good value for us to buy from a local shop as opposed to a mass retailer. You should definitely check it out.

We enjoyed this unique little store and the proprietor was fun to talk to…read more I only give it four stars, because, although they had handicap parking and a ramp onto the sidewalk, I was not able to enter the store without my daughter's help, because there was a step.

Most magical place in Englewood! I love coming here for decor, sea shell crafting supplies,…read morecuriosities, jewelry, gifts, crystals and incense. I bring all my friends and guests, as well. The ladies who work there are nice. Make this a destination! You can even take pics inside a giant shark jaw, in the parking lot!

The older worker was EXTREMELY rude to my family and I, getting upset at us when we were ready to…read morepay because she was eating. She stated, "These people have been in here for an hour and now they're ready to pay when we're eating, a**holes!" (It was the middle of the day, the store wasn't closed, and there were at least 3-4 other families in the store at the time.) I wanted to lay down my items and just leave because of her rudeness but I had picked out gifts for my family back home. I've been visiting this shop for years with my family and am very disappointed in the attitude from the worker. Will not be visiting again.

The 8 Bit Hall of Fame is such a cool shop in Fort Myers, especially if you're a gamer (which my…read morehusband is, so he was in hog heaven here). And it's a neat place to just roam around too, to see eras of different games that you might remember as a child. I loved how they had each area separated by system, so you could see games and accessories from whichever console might have been your favorite as a kid and are looking to relive that fun, or are interested in starting to newly collect. Everything in this store was excellently laid out, if I didn't already say that enough. That is not always the case. We've been to similar shops (in terms of what they sell), and they are so cluttered and not shopable at all! There's none of that here. So if you're looking for a great gaming shop with every era of console and genre, definitely check out 8 Bit Hall of Fame next time your'e anywhere near them!

Amazing place ! Love coming here to get cards & games with my son ! A+++++++++*+++*+****read more