Barnes & Noble Cafe

A great place to browse books of all kinds, they have a very wide selection, 2 floors full. There is a Starbucks on the lower floor and it is a good place to get a coffee and a snack to study and read. One thing to note though is that the Starbucks only takes Barnes and Noble gift cards, not Starbucks gift cards.

The young man immediately asked if I needed help upon entering with a confused face and instead of just telling me he walked me to where I needed to go and helped me find the book I needed. He was very friendly and personable. The man at the register was also very nice. The store was clean, everyone wore their masks.

I love how big the store is. I'm still learning the layout but it's fun exploring the different aisles on both floors. This is where I discovered the series of Disney books called Twisted Tales. On this trip we were there to pick up an online order. I wish they had a separate line for that like most places do but I'm thinking maybe it's not as popular as other places so it's not efficient. When we were checking out, I heard a younger voice next to me with a large total. I remember being younger and having to pay for my stuff with my own money so I let them use my membership. Neither their cashier nor my cashier appreciated that. There was attitude from both of them from that point on. Idgaf what they think, I spent the $35 ( or however much it is) for the membership and I dont get to use it that often so helping out 1 STRANGER is not gonna hurt their pockets. It's only 10% off so calm down, the stranger only saved like $10. I dont go around telling everyone to use it.