Book Stores in Denton, TX

“Now this is a bookstore! The building is dilapidated, the floors creak under your feet, and the place is absolutely jammed with books. I lost count of how many times I looked around a corner and found still another hidden room with more books to explore. The prices are really good, too. I've been to Powell's City of Books in Portland and this is the first store I've been in since then that reminded me of it. You could easily spend an entire day and/or paycheck in here.It also happens to be one of the best record stores in Denton, especially if you're looking for newer music - it's either this or, like, Target.”

“They have such a cute vibe. I loved the cocktail they recommended and the place to sit in the back and read is very cute.

It is small but it’s really fun”

“An excellent record/bookstore, been going there for years now. They have a great selection of mystery novels, and an overwhelmingly great selection of old school vinyl. 10/10!”

“Love coming here to purchase gifts or anything related to the Catholic Church. Love the staff is so welcoming and the atmosphere is homey. Definitely recommend shopping here for all your Catholic necessities.”

“When I need a good book I rush over to this Barnes and Nobles, they usually always have what I need.
As for the cafe, I used to come here almost every day before classes or after, I haven't been coming as often, but I have truly got to know most of the baristas and they are some of the sweetest people I have met. Coffee is always good and love their bakery items. Anyways good experiences all around.”

“Giving it 4.5 stars. First off I didn't know you could review schools on Yelp, I was looking for a store near campus and stumbled upon this page. I attended TWU about 4 years ago and at first I hated it. I think I was just put in with the wrong crowd of people...like at any school a huge part of the experience is who you interact with and what experiences you get out of. Once I found a group of like minded people I enjoyed it. To be honest I was a little hesitant at first committing to attend school here because I knew no one. Most of the programs are fantastic! They really are there for you every step of the way. I've only had a few negative experiences: housing- I had 4 roommates in one day before school started one year and the person in charge was not the best at their job or communication. Then when I finally ended my housing contract (TWU Select--they no longer have these apartments or work with Scott brown anymore) they didn't go through the apartment until March and I had moved out in December and already received my deposit back. I got a cleaning charge for dust. I fought that charge and won as I researched contract law and leasing agreements and started speaking in legal jargon (not a lawyer and majored the polar opposite of political science). I'm not sure if they were mad that I found a loophole in the contract that let me move out a semester early without fees due to a departmental required internship because the next year that one line got changed which I find funny‍. The only other negative experience was the underground food quality and sanitation, but that had since been alleviated with the new student union in Hubbard hall and different company in charge of dining. (Kids these days have it lucky). It's kind of hard on the weekends being a residential student because of the high commuter student population that it sometimes felt a little dead on the weekends especially with less of a sports following like other colleges. Other than that TWU is financially a good choice especially if a bachelor's degree is not going to be your terminal degree. I was given a lot of scholarship $. The quality of education I believe is equivalent to other 4 year universities. I also feel that the smaller class sizes are a plus. Ignore some of the other reviews that are negative, they probably encountered someone on an off day. As for the cost of parking it's very affordable especially compared to other universities where it could be hundreds a semester and the transcripts and having to pay for them. Every single college does this, it's nothing new! I really like their connections with local community colleges where I had no problem transferring summer school credit back to apply towards my degree. As for the women's studies review. The curriculum has changed slightly and there are many many classes that qualify for that requirement...for example women in music. The gender and social change class quite honestly is just a sociology class targeted at all aspects of gender. This class is important because of TWU's history (And it's just ONE class). TWU has expanded so much since I left and the chancellor is doing a great job bring TWU into the spot light. This is just my take...take everything with a grain of salt. I am very appreciative of my time at TWU and my degree and with any college you get out what you put in. Proud to be a pioneer and going to a school I like to call the best kept secret in north Texas (seriously the campus is so pretty).”

“I think this is one of the best resale stores in the area. Variety and quality can typically be counted on with every purchase. AND the proceeds go to building homes for Habitat for Humanity. That gives low income folks an opportunity to purchase a home they can afford with sweat equity and affordable payments.”

“Costumer service is good, and they usually have all the books you need. Still expensive, but it's better than the on campus bookstore (sorry, Barnes & Noble)”

“My daughter will be attending UNT in the fall and she hasn't stopped wearing the hoodie I got her after her tour. Needless to say, she loves the bookstore!”