Barnes & Noble

This is a four for an excellent board game selection. Better than most Barnes and nobles I’ve been to. This area has a ton of friendly local game stores that are probably your first stop, but this is well worth a stop if you can’t find what you were looking for. Nice big store with only downside was the limited number of clearance games (understanding that is usually about timing). I wouldn’t probably check in regularly as I’m guessing good deals on great games can be had.

There's a wide variety of genres and it's all really cleanly. The second floor is entirely split into kids books and non-fiction, so it's easy to find either of those. The overall vibe is very nice and calm even when it's packed full of people. They had a good selection in the fantasy section; I was able to find some books that really interested me even when I couldn't figure out what kind of books I wanted to get.

Employees are great at helping out. (Especially Christine)nGood selection, but some areas there is no rhyme or reason for how the books are shelved. (Like in the Religious Section)

Bright, clean, and massive two story building. Has escalators and an elevator for access.nHas a cafe also.nnLine for checkout was long, but moved quickly. Still able to find staff to assist with questions.nnKids area had a stage where my grandson enjoyed playing make believe with some toys that were available.

I drove my girlfriend 2 hours to visit this store she was so excited, but that was only at the beginning after leaving the store she was fuming because of their horrible selection. Their romance section is practically non-existent, their cookbooks were triple the amount of their Romance. That's how little they have, they mainly just have social media books that people are putting out. My issue with it was the size of the store versus the amount of books they have in there. We have been the book stores that are 10 times smaller. That have more than triple the amount of books they have.