Barnes & Noble Booksellers

Young female who works as a barista gives Starbucks inside the book store a horrible name aside the fact that Starbucks hates babies already along with the second amendment

This Barnes and Noble location has a café where you can eat a proper meal and not just coffee. The prices are reasonable and they also have free wifi for work/​school/​study. The variety of their non-​book selections and offerings are quite diversified. If this was strictly a book store and didnt have all the other things I probably would never come into this store. Its nice to see a store such as this branch out into different fields to keep themselves fresh in this ever changing market.

Customer Service is deplorable. My daughter received a craft kit for her Birthday in May (it’s now November) & she just opened it to make the craft & discovered that it was ruined & unusable. Someone had clearly opened it (the clay was open & dried out, the molds had been used) & returned it. We had a gift receipt so I stopped by the store w/​the receipt & explained what we discovered. They said it was too late to do anything & I asked to speak to the manager who iterated the same thing. I understand that it’s been some time, but I don’t think it’s unreasonable that a child wouldn’t open a gift like this immediately. So they won’t allow an exchange w/​a gift receipt, but they obviously accepted a return on a used craft & then resold it.

I love getting lost in a Barnes and Noble for the day, this place has a lot to offer. I was dumb enough to buy a membership here and never really used the benefits that they had to offer. Only because I am cheap and I end up buying my books on
for ¼ the price. I don’t recommend the Starbucks in this shop though, they don’t do the membership cards and the scone I bought tasted like a crunchy rock. Without interacting too much with the staff, I don’t know how they are, but the cashier was friendly.

I have really enjoyed coming into this location to just browse and hang out.
The staff is really friendly and were super helpful when trying to locate two of the books I was looking for.
Like with most big chain bookstores; the prices are steep but I expect that now. I can’t say I hate spending money on a good book. ;)
Clean and quiet. Pretty solid choice!

No outlets to charge your goodies in 2015? Common. Pretty pathetic. Corporate should know about this …

Seems a pretty good B&N location; the staff was friendly enough (though the checker tried to talk us into their membership program a little firmly even after we said we weren’t interested at the time) and the layout was good. Everything was easy to find, and in true bookstore fashion, we had to leave quickly lest we walk out with half the store in our arms and a deepening pile of debt in our bank accounts.
We came in to check specifically whether they had a copy of the Silmarillion by J.R.R. Tolkien, which they did (albeit only one at the time). They also had multiple editions of the Lord of the Rings and a couple of the Hobbit, which I’m sure is due to the popularity of the movies recently, but it would have been nice if they’d stocked up on the other related titles (the Children of Hurin, the Book of Lost Tales, et cetera) as well. Still, since they had everything we were looking for specifically, I can’t fault them too much.
I’m unsure why, but the entire parking lot smelled of burnt toast, which was odd because there’s not really any restaurants in the area. I think this location might have one of the wee bookstore cafes, where perhaps some muffins had been over-​toasted, but we couldn’t discern the location of the origin of the smell. It wasn’t a detractor, unless you were the poor slob with a blackened muffin alongside your cup of coffee and whatever book you were reading that wasn’t a lesser-​known part of Tolkien’s minutae.

I come here pretty often while my daughter is in class. They have a Starbucks but it is not Starbucks? You cannot use your Starbucks card to pay. I thought it was important to mention this since I hear customers upset biweekly since they can’t use their Starbucks card. My only beef is I like decaf because one it’s usually in the evening and two I’m old. However they never seem to have it brewed so I either get asked if I want a Americano (which is decaf espresso) or if I can wait.

I really enjoy books and therefore love B&N books.
They have a great coffee/​snack bar and so many books to browse.
The 40% new book + 10% member gives me 50% off new books!
That is simply awesome!

Saturday August 2^nd 2014. Time was about 18:25hrs ish. We came here… purchased 2 bargain books coz it was ON SALE and I like the recipes that they feature in the Cooking Books.
Unfortunately, when we spoke to the Staffs behind the CHECK-​OUT Counter, Barnes & Noble CANNOT «pre-​order» International Books. They said they don’t have the international ordering «capabilities» etc **SIGH**
I missed BORDERS… Why OH Why? BORDERS go under. Well «blame» it on the Economy? The Staffs even suggested to do it ONLINE and even through online, aka AMAZON, the International Books ARE Still EXPENSIVE. *VERY SAD FACE* :(
I just have to ask my friends or my parents to purchase the Books I want from Singapore and bring it back to Colorado. *DOUBLE SIGH*
The Cashier behind the counter who handled our transaction and our questions, his name is Derek F. Yes, this Barnes & Noble is situated in the Thorncreek Shopping Center.
The store hours of this location is as following :
* Sunday: 10:00AM — 9:00PM
* Monday — Thursday: 9:00AM — 9:00PM
* Friday — Saturday: 9:00AM — 10:00PM
Barnes & Noble Booksellers
STORE #2091
701 E. 120^th Avenue,
Thornton, CO 80 233
Tel: (720)-872−2619
@151/2014

I love this location and come here frequently. However, there are neither comfy chairs, nor power outlets for customer use. That being said, the employees of both the bookstore and café are knowledgable and very helpful. I am especially impressed by the children’s department selection and organization. Although, the baby changing table is unusable; it is so old/​damaged that it doesn’t open flat.

A typical B & N layout. The outside patio is a great place to chill, but the free wifi is unfortunately very slow and spotty.
MAJOR downfall: The Starbucks inside, although full of tables and places to sit, has absolutely no power outlets available to plug in your laptop and/​or electronic device. The only explanation the counter attendant gave was that it was an older building…

The store was nice and clean. A typical b&n store. The Starbucks inside had really fast service and wasn’t crowded.
It was neat that they had kids toys in this b&n store. The toy section had a lot of unusual toys that you don’t see in the big retailer stores. :)

This location is closest to my house, yet I’m constantly forced to go to the location on 92^nd & Sheridan because this one never seems to have anything in stock! I rarely go here to just look around, rather I have a specific book in mind and go to pick it up just to find out they don’t have it. But they’re always happy to tell me that the Sheridan location carries it. I’m left wanting to say «why don’t you ever have anything in stock?!» Now I check online first before going in the store and so far I’ve saved a lot of gas by doing that. Seriously, why does this location exist?!

Come on meow, you can’t go wrong with B&N. Coffee, reasonably affordable books and comfy chairs…

Not my favorite B&N location. The only section I found to be adequately stocked was the cookbook section. Atmosphere is humdrum.

It’s a great store to kill time. I love to walk around and find books on sale. They have a decent section on traveling, could use a little better selection. My one complaint is they change my favorite section around all the time, tends to get annoying. Staff is always helpful and store is always clean. Hope people keep buying books so they stay in business.

Been here a lot before I got my wi-​fi service at home. Great place to hang around for free wi-​fi. They serve Starbucks drinks there, so that’s pretty awesome if you ask me.
One big reason for my minor dislike of this place: not enough sitting area with outlets to plug in my laptop. There’s pretty much only one place with it right next to the chairs and table. They should add some at the café area. That only make sense. (1 star off for that)