“Guilty pleasure to come here. The books, vibe, and coffee are all super cute and good. They offer unique chocolates near the register, which are a little pricey, but worth it. Their matcha is good, their lattes are good, and the staff is super cool.
After you grab your drink, tour the witch's chamber in the basement, go to their back seating area outside, grab a book, or walk around Annapolis and do sight seeing.
Bathrooms are limited, seating can be scarce, and it can be a little crowded, so come during less busy hours if you're sensitive to that kinda stuff. I wish it was in DC, bc I would come here every day to chill.”
“Wide variety of products available in-store. Customer service is excellent. I also love the community feel at this location; there have been social/activity gatherings in the Cafe a few times when I've gone.”
“What a great store and community space!! This book shoppe has many, many books in every genre you desire! Loved coming here--so nicely organized and welcoming. I just wanted to stay all day. Great children's section too! When you enter you come into what is like a wide entry hall. There you already see some of the wonderful books available on display and a place to get assistance and also check out when you're ready. But wait -- don't hurry! Still lots to see. Go to the left and many more wonderful books neatly organized and a delightful children's area. Go right and you are in a large open space with chairs to sit and relax, read, enjoy... There are also book lover's gifts available. The walls are decorated with wonderful paintings. Staff was so friendly and helpful. Bibliophiles rejoice! This is your place to go!”
“This was my first time visiting the campus bookstore, and I was pleased. The staff was very friendly. I picked up my online order and bought a really nice metal Riverhawks tumbler.”
“This store has quite the collection of rare and eclectic books. Though the store isn’t especially expansive, there were half a dozen cabinets each with a dozen unique books.”
“Sporadic sales at this charity book warehouse provide the chance to get lots of books for cheap. Fill-a-bag strongly recommended. Parking can be tricky. Drop site for donations is an easily accessed shed by the door.”
“Small used book store in Glen Burnie with nice employees and reasonable prices. Large variety of books to select from with reasonable prices for those on a budget. Will give store credit for your good quality used books if you want to change out books from your collection. Their wide selection covers a large amount of authors covering romance, sci-fy, self help, cookbooks, fiction, non-fiction and many others types. Small space with lots of books at a decent price. A great way to save money if you love reading hard cover or paperback books.”
“Lovely little place full to the brim of books. Feels much larger than it actually appears on the outside. The staff are quite nice and gave a warm welcome when I came in walking through the door.”
“The Ritz Carlton of Bookstores. There is none better in the entire state of Maryland. Their philosophy books are incredible and won’t be found elsewhere.”
“Their open Warehouse Book Sales are fantastic with great selection. The staff is extremely courteous and we will help you find everything that you're looking for.”
“Positive review ! I love using ThriftBooks for all my hardcopies. Fair pricing and you can earn free rewards/books ! Cute bookmarks included with purchase. Free and accurate shipping ! They send you email to keep track of shipping dates. Used books that I’ve received so far are still in good condition! Wide selection of books, I don’t usually have a hard time finding what I’m looking for. Enjoy using the app too . It’s just been a stress free experience shopping with this company .”
““WTF?!?”“yeah Dad, what’s with that?”??♂️actually good for your typical airport newsstand. overpriced (but the airport charges outrageous rents) but the folks running the place were fast and friendly.”
“We love this Barnes and Nobles because it doesn’t have the cafe, it’s quieter, there are more nooks and crannies and opportunities to sit and zone out.”