Barnes & Noble 100 Greyrock Place, Stamford, CT 06901

"Excellent Sunday lunch. Great food and service. The pre-meat buffet is outstanding and the meats were top notch. Top Churrasco in Connecticut and worth the trip from Westchester. Free parking on Sundays!"

"Loved the set up and selection This is a 2 story Barnes and Noble!"

"What a wonderful place to be! So many awesome books, educational toys, & decent prices. Beautifully maintained! The only drawback is they removed the comfortable chairs to sit and read in."

"This place is fantastic! They have a huge selection of books and other items. I come at least a few times a month because I live nearby and it’s so nice to just wander around and see what’s in stock. Also shout out to their large selection of games. The staff is lovely and very helpful as well. Their Starbucks is also phenomenal as well, they’ve never messed up any of my drinks and the people working there are insanely nice."

"Barn's and Noble is the best place on earth - for nurse witches! Think this is a baseless conspiracy theory or a weird internet meme? Fair. But it's true - here's too many pictures all from this particular store! You might be wondering "why is B&N carrying so many books on neo-pagan magic and spell casting... and crystals?" And "why are they pairing them with nursing accounts written exclusively for other nurses?" These are the wrong questions. The real question is "why are our nurses turning to neo-pagan magic?" My theory: the only way they are going to get enough sleep is through magic! Haha, my actual guess is that there is a large atheist community in the medical field and they have an unresolved sense of spirituality they don't have time/interest to explore properly and this was the most interesting path with the least resistance. But I could be wrong - I would love to hear from some Wicca RNs or other theories (the more baseless, the better!) There's also a big anime section, but that's a different crazy theory. Other than the coffee line being one of the longest I've seen, this seems like a really good B&N and they have a bunch of my favorite "social experiment" sections."