Easy to access location, plenty parking, good selection in this location…read more Compared to "local" second hand books stores, prices are higher, but this is a great operation, well run and organized with a great offering of books, music, and related items. This location does a great job lifting up PRIDE, and highlights minority authors and banned books. FanGirl for that. Many Yelpers verbalize complaints about low exchange rate on books we bring in. I also observe this. But I am glad for the opportunity to lower my haul by selling books. I rarely leave with less than one toteful of purchases so anything helps.

As you can see from the picture, I took several items to sell. Amongst them 7 PS4 games, 16 regular…read moreDVDs, 4 Blu-ray DVDs, 6 books in new condition signed by the author, 2 other hardbacks with the dust jackets, and a brand new monopoly game. The offer I received was $31. It wasn't an offer, it was an insult. I sincerely wouldn't bother selling to this particular store. Their offer was absolutely worthless.

I have been a customer (reluctant one at best) at this location for years…read more Not sure why I continue to come here, probably due to it being convenient. The staff here is condescending, rude and indifferent on most of my visits. I've been told the books I want to sell them are junk/garbage - yet they were purchased there for a lot more than the offer. The latest - ordered two booms that were not in stock locally only because the estimated receive by date was over the weekend. Today (Monday) I received notification my order was ready - drove over an hour to find it was not all there (my fault as I should have read the LATE email closer). The person checking me out questioned if I had paid, said "sounds about right" when I asked about the books not being there over the weekend. When I get notified of the 2nd book arriving I will once again make an hour drive to get it, then I will either go to other noon stores or go to the flagship store in Dallas.

I've been here a few times now and the selection is decent, the prices are good. I usually bring my…read moredaughter here to check for books she likes before we buy them new at Barnes and Noble or Amazon. The service is good, because if they don't have the book they'll check other locations or you can order them online. There isn't any seating.tontest read a book however. However they do sell other stuff bills8, like Comics, CDs, Records, etc.

Such an amazing Christian bookstore and coffee shop! The book selection was…read moreincredible--thoughtfully curated and full of meaningful reads. The atmosphere was welcoming, the people were so kind, and it truly felt like a place you want to stay awhile. It's a great study spot--peaceful, cozy, and inspiring. Whether you're grabbing coffee, finding your next book, or settling in to study, this place is a gem. I'll definitely be back!

This place is my favorite lunch time getaway! You just walk in to peace. The staff is always kind…read moreand accommodating. The coffee and teas are really good quality and taste. The food and pastries are yummy. There's space to study, gather, or just roam around looking at all the books, cards, journals, mugs. I've gotten unique gifts for people I love and they loved them. I'm so grateful that I work about 3 minutes away. I can pop in anytime.

Best stationary store in DFW! Love the Campus smooth paper and the pen selection. The other cute…read morestuff is a bonus.

Located in the Mitsuwa marketplace this little stationery store has so many cute stickers and…read morebooks. Good place to walk around and look at cute things in general and then go off to the food court and enjoy a meal. Super nice staff and although it is small, it is PACKED with so many goodies. A bit on the expensive side as far as stationery goes, but still cute to look at and splurge a little.

I stopped in to browse while waiting on an appointment near by. The staff was great, helpful and…read morekind. I ended up buying 3 items for my daughter. If you are in the area, stop in. Prices are great even without the sale.

The Market at Fairview is a charming gem that offers a delightful shopping experience for all ages…read more With its quaint vibe, the store captures a sense of nostalgia while providing something for everyone, making it a perfect multigenerational destination. Whether you're searching for a unique gift or just browsing for fun, you'll find an array of affordable treasures. The Market at Fairview is more than just a shopping trip; it's a lovely way to spend an afternoon exploring and discovering wonderful finds with very friendly associates/owners at the front.

I enjoy walking in books stores and wanted to try something new. This Barnes & Noble was fresh, had…read morefriendly staff and very inviting. I really enjoyed how you can get lost in the store. This definitely has to be a newer store, because it is so different from the others. I also liked all of the hand written recommendations. If you enjoy book stores, check out this new and updated Barnes & Noble!

These guys have really maximized space here without making for a cramped vibe…read more The shelves serpentine around the place making for niches and coves that lend an element of privacy to your perusals. All the usual suspects are here including new releases, fiction, non-fiction, children's etc. They've even managed to wedge in a small Travel and Texas section, which pleases me. Being a somewhat smaller store they have done a few things to save space like shortening the list of available magazines. Where's my Gun and Garden? The In store Starbucks seems way to big and isn't layed out very well. All in all though,I'm glade that Barnes and Noble survived the retail fallout and secondly,opened a new store. Always a good thing and it feels good. Go!

Today was my first time to go to the Stonebriar Mall Barnes & Noble store, and I was impressed with…read moretheir selections. It's one of the biggest B&N stores I have been to so far. The children's area had the most toys I've ever seen at any of these places. And even thought it's large, I saw things that remind me of what a thoughtful bookstore should have in it. Children sitting on benches reading and laughing. Teens talking about the books they're buying and looking forward to reading that story. And adults having fun with their children. And I must say, isn't that what a bookstore should be about? Laughter, imagination, excitement to read. It truly made my heart happy to see and feel their joy as I walked through the book isles. There's a B&N store close to my house, and I never see or feel what I experienced at this store. That speaks volumes to me. And yes, I bought a book. Every year I look for that special Halloween book I can share with my granddaughter. Today I added the children's book, "We Are Already Haunting Here" by Gideon Stere. I can't wait to share it with her!

I am going to give away some of my criteria for writing a book store a five star experience. It's…read morerare for a bookstore to meet every criteria. To me a bookstore has to have an amazing selection, great customer service, fair prices, and a really nice vibe and atmosphere. This Barnes and Noble hits on everyone of those standards! This Barnes and Noble is inside of Stonebriar mall in Frisco. When I first walked in, I thought it to be a small store until I saw the escalators which brought me downstairs to a whole different level. Essentially, this is a full size, Barnes and Noble, and more! They even had sections that I have not seen in any other Barnes & Noble store. They had a whole selection of toys and games. They also had sections for different age groups on the activity toys. What I really enjoyed about the atmosphere here though, is all of the activity I saw. I saw family sitting down in the kids, section with parents reading to their children. I saw teenagers that were obviously walking in the mall that had stopped in the road to look at the young teen section and sit down with books. I saw families browsing together, individuals, browsing together and groups of all ages, checking out things, or sitting in nooks reading books. It was really a great vibe, and this place seem to be a community gathering place. Barnes & Noble has several different ways to score some bargains in their store. What is the typical look for the sales. For example, on this particular trip I saw several tables that had relatively new released books on sale for half price. You can get great prices also by becoming a member of their royalty buyers program. They have a couple different options on that depending on whether you're a casual reader and shopper or you're an avid reader, and shopper. I do not read as much as I used to so these days the free membership makes the most sense for me. Anyway, I have learned that not all Barnes and Noble's are created equally and this is a really great Barnes and Noble! Review #2094

Yelp 100 2026 #9…read more Cadenza offers violins for renting and repair. I called to inquire about a rental and the staff were kind and answered any questions I had. I later completed the online rental form and was called shortly after to pick it up because it was ready. I have enjoyed my rental thus far.

Have been renting violins for my daughter here for the past 1.5 years. Great instruments, very…read morereasonably priced, very kind - but most importantly this is the coolest place we've ever been. Feels like she is getting fitted for her wand in Diagon Alley every time we go. They measure her arms, give her a violin, take it back, give another violin - all until they find the perfect one for her. Also it's like magic for my seven year old beginner violinist to see all of these expert musicians trying out cellos, playing a few violins, etc. while we wait for our turn. We're always excited when we need to go.