“The Conjuring Tree has been my home metaphysical store for years now. They're kind practioners who share knowledge freely and carry just about everything I've ever needed. AND they have the best Iced Chai at their new coffee shop within the store called Puck's Stump! 🌳🧚♂”
“I can't lie, I came to this place because I was craving ice cream. They didn't have any. Apparently, deseret isn't the fancy way to spell dessert. However, the people were good people and the prices were good enough. I ended up buying a beautiful painting of jesus and a statue of some warrior. I left and went to Cold Stone. Delicious ice cream there.”
“Wendy was amazing during our visit. We are out of state visitors and of course we wanted to do all the “touristy” things including souvenir shop for family and friends back home. We had been to a few other places in different parts in and around Salt Lake (again not too familiar on all places) and nothing compared to the service and attention we received here. The other toy shop we visited (Mochi something) didn’t even greet us the entire time we shopped around so we decided to take our business elsewhere. Wendy on the other hand greeted us right away in a genuine and friendly manner. She made herself available to us with all our questions and she even took my 5 year old seriously and helped him. As far as the shop goes it has a little corner of the store with toys that children can play with. For those who have children especially small ones, understand that it’s hard for them to see toy and not want to open and play with them. This small area is big enough for a few kids to play a bit while you look around and shop. The prices are very reasonable and at different price points. They don’t mark everything up just because it’s a “touristy” spot. Making it easy to say Yes to both my kids on multiple items of their choice. Overall I recommend this place.”
“This is a good SLCC campus. It's a decent size. It's not overly crowded so it's not too difficult to find a parking spot. I was in the Medical Assistant Program here. I met a lot of friends here. They do need more food options. We would go get food in between classes around lunchtime and all the food places would be closed.”
“We were able to find what we were looking for, which was adult coloring books. However there seem to be less of a selection compared to other Barnes and nobles.”
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.
