My favorite local bookstore in the country! It's our Christmas tradition to pick up a few book club…read moregifts while collecting book recs for the following year. This year I also got a photo with the grinch (such a cute event) and learned about Libro.fm. I love that I can support local bookstores instead of billionaires while I feed my audiobook habit. The booksellers here are all great. Come say hey and take home your next read.

A Winston Salem gem. I love coming here for a chill evening to browse and find a good read. An…read moreawesome third space. I love reading the staff pick cards. There's an attached coffee shop with seating also offering pastries. Lots of events and book talks. A great wall of gifts and accessories. It may be a little difficult to find but you will come to appreciate its nook in the city!

Living in High Point, among the big three Triad newspapers, the Winston-Salem Journal was the only…read moreone we did not subscribe to. One reason why was obvious: the Journal wasn't available in our zip code in High Point. In fact, I don't believe the Journal is available for delivery in Guilford County, which includes Greensboro, at all. However, the paper was still available in stores and other various places throughout the Triad and I'd read a lot of articles online, especially the ones covering Wake Forest men's basketball (I was a huge fan at one point in time and still a fan, to a lesser extent, today). In general, I always enjoyed the Journal's coverage of ACC sports and the Demon Deacons. The Journal knows the Deacs better than anyone else. Overall, I think the Greensboro News & Record did a better job featuring ACC sports, but the Journal did a nice job too. Interestingly, the Journal's TV partner is WGHP of High Point (Fox), not WXLV of Winston-Salem (ABC), yet the physical print version of the paper is not available in High Point. Also, radio station WSJS (600 AM), based in Winston, got its call sign in part from the Winston-Salem Journal: WSJ. The last S stands for Sentinel from Winston's old Twin City Sentinel paper that eventually merged into the Journal. Twin City represented the once separate cities of Winston and Salem. You can access Journal articles online at https://journalnow.com/.

Once you subscribe, they make it very hard to cancel. Can only cancel by phone and wait is very…read morelong.

Always a pleasure coming here to enjoy a good tea and book. Awesome service always. Love the new…read moreset up at the front counter. Looks great. Tried the ice chai today, loved it. Very affordable pricing. A must if visiting Reynolda Gardens.

I stop by here after my run in Reynolda Village. They have drinks from teas, coffee and mimosas…read morealong with some small pastry choices. The music is always light and tranquil. They have various comfortable seating choices with free WiFi. You can spend hours in here perusing all genres of books from spiritual, fiction, adventure, biographical and nonfiction. There's a section for kids as well. There is of course the option to buy books with Wakeforest and local souvenir options. Love this place!

I enjoy visiting this jam-packed store and perusing the assortment of books, magazines, stationery,…read moreplanners, calendars, cards, toys and gifts. Having a Starbucks on premises is a nice touch. As other Yelpers have noted, unfortunately this location has felt it necessary to add numerical code locks to the restrooms. I understand the reasoning behind it, but the logistics of needing to use the restroom at the back of the store then needing to traverse to the front of the store to get the code, and back again, is asking a lot and will cause my visits to be cut short.

I have always enjoyed a nice leisurely stroll around Barnes & Noble, hunting for interesting books…read more I am a voracious reader. I have been a member for years now. The discount and earned rewards are worth the cost of membership. I could spend all day there, perusing the various things that interest me. I am not happy with their change to adding a code to get into the bathroom. I realize they had issues with homeless people misusing the bathroom, but as a rectal cancer survivor, I don't have the time to hunt for an employee to get the code. I was literally seconds away from a bowel accident today, then had to turn around and find an employee. I was lucky, there was a guy shelving books close to the bathrooms. What if he hadn't been there, though? If I had to walk to the customer service desk or the register to get the code, I would have definitely had an accident. My suggestion to anybody that has bathroom issues, or small children, ask for the code as soon as you walk in the door. That way, you don't have to hunt for an employee and risk accidents. That is what I will be doing from now on.

The employees here make you feel welcome the moment you walk in. I noticed how often they tidy up…read morethe shelves and sanitize surfaces. The whole place feels professionally cared for. I found what I needed and left feeling satisfied

Visited this place while visiting the historic city of Salem. One of the few places that were open…read moreon the weekend. Plenty of people were visiting. This place has tons of nic nacs and collectibles for the most part. Staff here is friendly and the store here is very clean

Found myself here looking for a couple used cookbooks I wanted…read more Let me tell you, this place is a lot bigger than you think a used book store should be. They also have so much more like collectibles, musical equipment and much more. You can definitely kill a few hours here if you aren't careful. So much to see. I did find a couple books I wanted at a good price. I also found a used computer keyboard I needed. The books are somewhat organized but finding specific authors can be challenging. Their book collection is extensive. The staff was friendly and there is plenty of parking. I'll be going back to spend more time. I didn't have a lot of time to spend. If you're into books, and more, check it out

I really used to like shopping here, but things have changed. Their prices keep climbing. A used…read moreitem should not be selling for more than you can purchase it new. I still like perusing the store, but I make sure to check online prices as I shop. I think the DVD prices have gotten really bad. The books are still pretty well priced, but that is probably because the original price is printed right on the cover by the publisher. I have given up on trying to take items in to sell. They do worse than low balling you. I miss the old Edward McKay's.

Best place to get college textbooks for Forsyth Technical Community College! I get my books from…read morehere every year and it's reasonable pricing and AMAZING customer service every time.

I was a longtime customer of textbook brokers. I have spent a couple thousand dollars with this…read morebusiness between buying and renting books. This past semester I rented one book from textbook brokers. The rental was about $70 on a $120 book. After using this company since 2013 I had become accustomed to them sending me a text a couple days before my book(s) were due. This Summer semester no such text arrived, nor did a phone call, nor did an email. I was alerted by my Discover card that I had been charged over $120 by textbook brokers. I got in contact with the Winston location and was told there was no way for me to receive a refund even when I was willing to use my lunchbreak at work that same day to bring the book back. It is saddening that a company treats a longtime customer in a way to pocket a relateively small amount of money compared to the thousands I've spent with them. I was referred to the regional manager, Brian, who was at the Jamestown location. I called and left a message for Brian and was told he would return my call in a few minutes. Four hours later I call back and speak a representative who tells me Brian is available. I then got hung up on, called back twice, and finally got ahold of Brian. He was rude and confrontational. Frequently cutting me off while speaking, he stated that the text message that they have sent me a dozen times in the last five years likely was blocked by my carrier, even though I've had the same carrier during the duration of me doing business with textbook brokers. He then hit me with the fine print of "It is on your receipt", "It was on your book", etc... I understand all that, given my book was binder pages and the plastic which had the due date was long gone. This comes down to a lack of respect for the customer. After using this company for years and spending a considerable amount of money textbook brokers is willing to lose my business over a book that I was willing to give back immediately once the confusion was addressed. If that isn't an embarrassing excuse for a customer service experience I do not know what is.

I had never heard of this place until today. I have walked past it a bunch but seriously thought…read moreit was a used appliance store because of the washing machine sticker in the window. Son wanted to come here to sell some choice vintage used shirts from his collection and they offered him decent store credit. Very clean inside and cool vibe. My clothes from the 90s are suddenly cool again. Of course I don't own any of them anymore.

This is a cool little hidden gem for those who love shopping for unique clothes. They have a…read morevariety of vintage shirts, pants, jackets, sneakers that you won't find anywhere else. The prices are very reasonable and everyone is bound to find something they love. The staff is cool and laid back. The atmosphere inside is very relaxing with music always playing on a vintage system. They also have records, CD's & cassette tapes for sale. Some sunglasses and other little trinkets. The main attracts the clothes and you can also sit in the back and relax on the comfortable sofas while listening to music. Just a cool vibe!