Barnes & Noble Booksellers

I’ve studied in Barnes and Nobles in the past and have never had any issues, but this particular store doesn’t have any outlets available even in the Starbucks just FYI. After getting coffee I found an outlet relatively close to my table, so I shifted my table and stretched my cord to plug it in.
This employee (I wish I knew her name) then walked up and VERY rudely said it was a fire hazard for me and my cord to be there (which I definitely understand). As I started moving my stuff back she finished with «WE provide the free wifi but YOU need to provide your own power. YOU need to move.» I was so shocked at how rude she was when I was already moving back and apologetic.
I immediately left and am never going back to this Barnes and Noble. I really expected more from their customer service. What a disappointment.

This is a review for the café.
We had the barley mushroom soup, WOW, so salty!
Checked later, 47% of daily salt is in that soup. It would have actually been good if not for the super concentrate of salt!

Nice store. Remember to support your local stores– sometimes you need something right away and if they didn’t exist you’d be in trouble! Also I still like browsing books in person better than online. And they have a nicer café than Amazon LOL

My kids love B & N and what is not to love when you get tons of gift cards as presents. They have a surprisingly good Manga selection. It is so worth getting the B & N savings card since we are here so often. I love that there is a place for me to sit and have an iced tea or hot chocolate and the kids can roam but know where to find me if they need me.

This is my favorite Barns and Noble. Huge store and big selection. They staff is very friendly and helpful. I was asking about the nooks because I am looking into getting one and the man who helped me (I forget his name) was very informative. They also have computers around the store where you can search for books to see if it’s in stock. Will definitely be back.

For such a large store they do a good job and the staff are great. Parking is a bit of a pain and during holiday it is a nightmare. Someone else mentioned that they need more places to sit. Kind of miss the old smaller independent book stores.

This is by far the BEST Barnes&Noble throughout the entire state of Massachusetts. No question. Period.
I love this location. It’s really the best bookstore. Ever.
First, the location is great. Directly off Route 3, across from the Burlington Mall, and very close to the new Kings & Wegmans on Third Ave.
Second, the staff here are always around the store (there seem to be SO many of them!), and lots at the checkout and in the media area. I’ve never had to wait in line here, and the register staff and the floor-​staff have always been able to help me find everything I needed and more, all being extremely friendly and in a great mood (am I dreaming in this store?).
Third, as I said, the store is large, 2 floors for that matter. And lots of space to move around as well as lots of place to sit and read a good book. There is also a café on the first floor that you can read or bring a laptop (that applies for most Barnes & Noble locations…)
Finally, there are self-​serve computers here! For those rare moments you can’t find a staff member, or just want to look up something yourself, there are many «SEARCH» Computers throughout the store. Making book-​searching easy, self-​serve, and fast (plus, these computers are only available at few, select Barnes&Nobles).
Overall, amazing bookstore. Definitely make sure to stop if in the area.

Huge two floor Barnes and Noble! The parking lot is sometimes too crowded, and there is not enough comfortable couches to sit on.

Prices are ok the parking is ok as well, they are located across from the mall so at least it’s not in the mall. They have a decent little coffee/​pastry area but not much seating. The selection of books and gifts is really pretty good.

This is my favorite place to bring my daughter in the evening in cold season. She also loves the place. Very nice selection of books, games and toys. Membership saves you 10% on all products. Also they have free kids membership with good benefits.

A vibrant spot to work on projects and peruse two stories of high end specialty magazines, books on every subject, games and even music (yes, they still sell CDs in the raw).

Staff tries to usher people out at closing, they don’t even give folks a chance to collect their things. Book selection is okay. Went in for coffee just this evening and two mice were chasing each other around, still in the book section, travel books I believe, near the café. I left thirsty. Was very glad I saw the mice before I’d ordered my coffee. I honestly don’t know how they manage to get mice as they serve very little food. The sanitary conditions can’t be very good, maybe they don’t throw out their trash frequently enough.

This is the place I go to when I want to relax, find a good read, and indulge in literature. I could literally stay here all day, looking at all the different genres of books and then heading over to the Starbucks and sipping on a coffee.
I just recently bought Hillary Clinton’s Hard Choices, which was clearly on display and 30% off and 40% off to members! I should really just sign up for a member card already but I wish you didn’t have to pay for it. Just an overall great place for readers.

Wow. All you need to know is that I go to A LOT of bookstores and a lot of Barnes and Nobles both at home and when I travel and here I found three books in stock that have been in my reading list for 18 – 24 months and not in stock elsewhere: A Science Fiction tome, a comparative religion 1^st person narrative and a book on art theft. The store is huge with a bit of a quirky layout to the upstairs loft space. But a (comparatively) huge selection of books inutile genres, and a spacious café. Didn’t check out the music or the periodicals. Think I may have found my new after work hang out when I am in town on business.,

Came in looking for several popular books including «Shogun». None of them were in stock. What a piece of shit store. This is why their stock isn’t worth shit. I hope the place collapses.

This is a large Barnes and Nobles! You will easily loose track if time looking through books, magazines, stationary, CDs, DVDs, or sitting at the Starbucks café conveniently located inside (with a generous eating area!) there are two floors at this location, and there is seating scattered around. Definitely a happy place to get lost in your mind… Or a book!

Great store for perusing books you want to buy much cheaper online. Some books are reasonably priced when on sale but any book I’m usually interested in is full price. Unfortunately they just can’t compete with online prices and I rarely ever need a book within a one week timeframe.
The store is always busy and sometimes the parking lot can be very crowded. They do a great job managing the lines at this store making sure enough people are on hand to cashier.

I don’t know why this place has been rated so well. Historically the service at Barnes & Noble’s really stinks. They don’t hire enough customer service agents and the ones that are working generally try to pretend like they don’t see you. Happy to let you stand in line and have two or three of them standing waiting on one customer. If they had any real competition they would be out of business for poor customer service.

wow, this place is ginormous! two stories and a starbucks. Lots more variety than the B&N in Natick. More books, gifts and knick knacks.
Parking lot is kind of small, not sure if there was more spots in the back? My only real complaint is that there were lots of customers and only two cashiers!

I strongly suggest that if you are driving to this particular B&N, you let the person with the lowest blood pressure navigate you to the store and through the parking lot. The traffic in this area can be quite congested with the Burlington Mall across the street and so many other stores along Middlesex Parkway. The parking lot itself can be a bit troublesome through which to navigate, especially during the holidays.
Once you get inside, you will see that this is probably one of the largest — if not the largest — Barnes & Noble in the Boston area. As with just about every store in the chain, the front of the store is exclusively devoted to high-​profit Nook items, and some of the other departments suffer space-​wise. They did add a decent board and strategy game section in front of the café. It has a lot of games I might want to purchase, but I can get just about every single game cheaper somewhere else.
This store has a really nice magazine section up front and a large children’s section upstairs. There is plenty of room — especially upstairs — for copious amounts of books as well as displays for special sales. As I recall, they have quite a few chairs upstairs for reading too.