Barnes & Noble Booksellers

Unfortunately, they didn’t have the 2 books my daughter wanted in stock. Call ahead before you make the drive over. There is a Starbucks inside.

Ok selection of books. It seemed small to me. I almost past it because it wasn’t very noticeable.

When I walked in I went up to the front counter and I asked one of the employees do you work here and if I could leave my back back at the register and he said unfortunately you can’t but just make sure you don’t beep on the way out…

Lovely place to sit and have quiet time. They have a great area for children and helpful staff. They also have a Starbucks with some lunch options. They will serve you on glass plates and warm up your pastries

Decent selection. Great for meeting with classmates to knockout projects. Has a coffee shop with snacks and pastries.

This is a small location with not very welcoming staff. I did find the book I was looking for. When I paid for it the guy slams it on the counter. Nice touch buckco. Starbucks here is slow so that’s not a redeeming feature.

The café is terrible, the entire store looks run-​down and disorganized. I absolutely love buying a coffee and reading a magazine at Barnes & Noble. But not at this one. They need a serious remodeling and to clean this mess up.

typical B&N bookstore!

The Starbucks inside the bookstore is own and operated by the bookstore and not by Starbucks, so any of your Starbucks GC will not be accepted there. That was a bummed thing to hear. Overall, the bookstore is pretty clean, bathroom is very clean too, at least that’s what I saw when I visited them. Location can be better as you can’t see it from the main road.

Old and kind of dirty. «Café» could not be slower if they tried. Very limited selection of everything.

Great for everyday reading, studying, kid books. starbucks inside if you’re that type. just like any other B&N. employees are hard to find sometimes they take a long time just to find a book or even make it to the register. restrooms are dirty. doesn’t seem like they are maintained regularly. i mostly come here to buy my son books. they have nice section for kids. also have a train set they can play with if you wanna play with them or just sit back and have some time for yourself. kids section is probably the best in this store. i uploaded a picture of the entrance of it.

It’s okay. Same as most the other Barnes & Nobles, the employees are moderately helpful. And the staff in the Café is not the most friendly bunch. I do understand that they probably get annoyed by all the people that come and sit around in the café and don’t buy anything, or ask for free water, but come on… that’s just the way it is. Overall, I will continue to go to this location since it is near my work, but I wouldn’t go OUT OF my way to go here.

As bookstores are closing, I hope B&N remains open. A great place to browse around, but it can be pretty busy during summertime. One thing I do not get is having a Starbucks inside the bookstore that do accept any gift cards. It is still money.

Bathrooms are filthy (please look at the inches of black dust blanketing the air vents…) and literally ten degrees (perhaps to give shelter to the countless homeless that flock in here during the heat waves?), the (new) café manager is obsessed with forcing her employees to ask customers not to let their flip flops hang off their feet (?!), the café insists on freezing their customers at around 40 – 50 degrees (really, I’m not exaggerating), many homeless people camp here the whole day and you have very few places you can sit without your olfactory senses being overwhelmed. Overall, very dirty and uncomfortable.

Wow, this store is small. But it’s decent inside and convenient to Metrocenter. They didn’t have the Nook cover we were looking for but were able to find another B&N that did have it. The staff was helpful. If you’re looking for something popular, you should be able to find it here. Otherwise you might want to try a different location. There is another B&N not too far at Arrowhead.

I think I feel more «Meh…» about this location. But that new book smell swayed me up to 3 stars.
Their poetry section SUCKS!
I kind of feel like a dumb ass for admitting this, but I couldn’t find Christopher Paolini anywhere. I looked in the fiction & the sci-​fi/​fantasy section. I know my ABC’s. So, wtf was going on here? :(
Having a Starbucks in a bookstore is lame to me. I don’t like Starbucks. To me, it takes up room they could have more books in.
I’m gonna sound dorky for saying this too, but the manga/​graphic novel/​comic section looked decent. To redeem myself a little I didn’t spend that much time looking. I just kind of glanced. Spotted a girl reading through Vampire Knight. She was almost done so I’m assuming the people working here just leave you alone.
There was another cool thing about coming here. My date & I started looking through the maps pointing out places we’ve been or where we grew up. It was sweet to watch my date point out mountains & stuff in his home state.

This Barnes & Noble bookstore is just like all the rest.
There’s a crappy little café and a bunch of couches and hard chairs, so you can spill little droplets of your coffee drink all over the book you aren’t going to buy.
You will never be bothered by staff if you want to sit and read an entire book without purchasing it (it took me three visits once, but I did it).
On the other hand, if you ever need help finding a book, the staff will be hard to find and pretty much useless once you do.