Barnes & Noble

"I visited on Friday in search of a particular book they had in stock. Unfortunately, when we looked for it (the information clerks and I), it was not in the area. They were so helpful and offered to order it and have it delivered. Because I live out of town, I chose to just purchase on Amazon. Unfortunately , the book would not be available for almost a week. I had to revisit the next day from out of town, and just called to see if they located it. The clerk asked me for my information should they locate it. Lo and behold, after a few hours, they reached out and YAY!! They found it. The customer service, friendliness and professionalism was absolutely amazing. I will DEFINITELY visit and purchase more books when in town."

"I was shopping next store at Harris Teeter and their card machine was down at Starbucks. I came over here to get a drink. Jasmin was absolutely delightful and knowledgeable about the drinks. She helped me decide on one of the new zodiac drinks. I will be coming back. It’s nice to see a young lady who enjoys her job. You do not see that much anymore. She truly is an asset to the company."

"With so many other B&Ns closing in the area, this one is the last but thankfully it is a good one. Clean store with nice employees. A good place if you love books."

"With so many bookstores closing, this B&N is a great place to still browse the aisles and flip some pages. There is a large children's section in the back and a large music and audiobook section as well. (I guess for people who collect records and use CD players...?) Games, toys, and collectibles make up an increasingly large portion of the store--lots of learning toys for kids and adults. The cafe is good. I didn't notice any difference in drink options from a regular Starbucks. The dessert choices are significantly better than at a Starbucks but with less, and expensive "regular" food choices."

"Indoctrination Nation. Shame on this company as a whole. Went in to find some new sweet & wholesome books for my baby… but left dissatisfied from their political agenda being shoved down my throat at every display. How is it possible that even something as fundamental as the alphabet has been hijacked? This is a book intended for a BABY."