Barnes & Noble

"The best local bookstore, they've downsized after Covid, so there is more room between the isles. I was looking for specific books, and when I asked the store clerk, they showed them to me in another area of the store. Free parking in a big lot with lots of spaces. An RVs could park there. They have best-seller books, non-fiction, fiction, magazines, kids' stem science kits, children's books, a few isles of toys, craft kits, legos, games, puzzles, and more. I was happy to find two medical books for a high school student that was on my gift list. I also found some discounted toys and books."

"The staff here is always nice and very helpful, there is an amazing quantity of new books and magazines. Including Nexus magazine, which a fellow patron advised me has bad science in it. A very patronizing patron...but a great place still. Also, the bathrooms are always clean!"

"It's been a min since I've been in a Barnes & Noble. I do have to say that it was nice, only not like I remember. The layout was confusing. My kids did spend a lot of time checking out the Harry Potter display. Big wizarding fans... I believe everyone walked out with something they wanted. So it was a good time at the bookstore."

"One of my favourite place to go is Barnes & Nobles and I am glad that they have one in Bellingham as there is none in BC, Canada. They had lots of fun selection of books, toys, games and more. Was quiet and staff are nice. Would definitely visit again soon!"

"Pretty standard Barnes & Noble experience I feel. Great selection of books and they actually have a decent toy section which is surprising for a book store. You can look online and see if they have what you’re looking for before you even go. You could even call them and have them pull it for you as well. The staff is super nice and always willing to help you out. Sometimes it’s nice to actually go to a bookstore instead of buying them online."