“Decent used bookstore. Staff was super nice and helpful. More of a warehouse style. And they had a lot of book sets. They offer to buy your books too... worth the look atound”
“This is one of the nicest Barnes and Noble I've visited. Tori was super sweet to my mother who kept going on about her job at the library. Thanks for indulging her Tori 😅”
“We had an amazing visit to Commonplace Reader today. Such a cozy space and filled with a variety of thoughtfully curated books and local artistry. There are lots of little nooks and spaces for little ones to hang out as well, making it a great place for families to all enjoy together or have time apart to read and explore. A real gem of downtown Yardley!”
“I love Barnes and Noble the only sad part about this is located in the mall, however they do have an outside entrance, hopefully when the whole mall closes down the Barnes and Noble doesn't close too.”
“Great gem in Newtown! The owner is incredibly friendly and welcoming, which makes browsing even more enjoyable. The selection is fantastic - whether you’re looking for books, records, or something unique, there’s always something worth discovering. The whole place has such good vibes!”
“Books, books, and more books. A wonderful and welcoming atmosphere. I love how they give back to the community in many ways including giving smaller, perhaps unknown, groups the opportunity to use their space to socialize, engage in reciprocity of thought, and have fun. Kudos to Classics Books and Gifts!”
“What a fantastic bookstore! They offer an impressive selection of young adult and children's books, catering to various interests and age groups. You will find something captivating whether you're looking for the latest bestsellers or hidden gems. The staff is exceptionally friendly and knowledgeable, always ready to provide recommendations or engage in thoughtful discussions about literature. Their passion for books is evident, making every visit a delightful exploration. It's always a pleasure to stroll through the inviting aisles, discovering new titles and revisiting old favorites.”
“This bookstore always feels like home. The charm of old books, knowledgeable staff, and unique finds keep me coming back. I especially love their collection of vintage cookbooks and historical treasures. A wonderful place that I’ll continue to visit for years to come.”
“(Translated by Google) A place to find what is necessary to satisfy the needs of spiritual knowledge as well as a fine attention from its owner.(Original)Un lugar para encontrar lo necesario para satisfacer las necesidades de conocimiento espiritual además de una fina atención de parte de su propietaria.”
“Since 2024 I’ve been buying my book which is on Amazon and Barnes & Noble and never had a problem. The book has some history of TCNJ in it as I was on its radio station as a guest with the late DJ TCNJ grad Gregory Anthony Gallo, the people who worked there at first rate And always treated my book about my parents and the professors who used to enter in the alumni who came in And a student who worked for me, like Sandra Lupack and Jane Gascho To name a few in 26 years or joy to have after all, it was my name on their paycheck And I treated my employees with kid gloves and yes, I partied with them not only at other bars but also in the off campus houses as well as partying with Gregory Gallo and every aspect that was TCNJ. I am in Florida now on an errand of mercy And when I return will buy the book I ordered or you could put it on the shelf if they believe in me and my restaurant they would buy it or did I cook and slave for nothing I worked hard for 26 years and I saw my mother and father work for peanuts and they didn’t show off their accomplishments like others. We had celebrities their comfort was number one, and if we got an autograph or a photograph your safety in my opinion and them getting a excellent meal was priority one! Anyone who Denies that doesn’t know me and frankly that’s their loss not mine! keep up the good work at least you’re not selling off property like your competition or I got my four year degree from!”
“The perfect place to just browse or find that book for which you have long been searching. Everyone here is friendly and helpful and oh so knowledgeable. My goodness, I even found a rare piece by Louis Kahn here and bought my son a signed Louis Brandeis. What a great find- I love this place.”
“This is a hidden gem tucked into Oxford valley mall! They are seriously the best I don’t wanna mention what product but you made my nephews day! Being able to get these for my family anywhere has been difficult and I know they aren’t easy to find so thank you so fricken much! Great stores still but can’t maintain Pokemon card stock”
“Video booths are great but not always busy. I’ve seen condoms in there so I know there is action. Hoping the next time I go I have plenty of time to find out”
“Extremely friendly owners. Very reasonable prices. Convenient location. Love the way their store is setup. Makes the shopping experience that much better. I highly recommend Allthings4u!”
“Pretty good place to get books and other things like shirts, Sweatshirts and other clothing items. Depending on the day you will have a better time. Sometimes staff is a little assertive and disrespectful but that's with every company. Overall. Good.”
Barnes & Noble is proving that physical bookstores aren't going anywhere. The retailer just opened three new locations across Texas and South Carolina, marking another step in its comeback story. Barnes & Noble opened 57 stores in 2024 alone - more than it had opened in the entire decade from 2009 to 2019. The company isn't slowing down either, with plans to open more than 60 new stores in 2025 and a goal of reaching over 1,000 stores nationwide in the coming years.
