Barnes & Noble Booksellers

Love this location. Very organized, not difficult to find parking (weekdays) and it does not get packed where you have to wait on people to get around to see the bookshelf.
They have cool gifts that you can find (garden tools, journals, animé, laptop lap desks). Their gift cards come in so many different styles and contain different sayings (happy birthday, thank you, etc). It is super easy for me to find things in here. Check them out!

If you plan on buying something whenever it is going to be released don’t buy it from here.
I tried to buy a cd that was released the day before and it even said on their website when it would be released and that they had it in their store.
I asked the employee where it was located since I couldn’t find it and they said it wouldn’t be they would sell till it was released next week.
Looks like I’ll just order it from Amazon, they will sell when it released.

Our son’s gf bought us a CHRISTmas gift card from this bookstore. Went in to look around. Friendly employees. Large selection of books. If they don’t have it, will order what you need. Big selection of cd’s n movies too. Nice Starbucks connected to store.

My bf & I LOVE B&N. It always has just the right ambiance to enlighten our curiosity and empty our wallets! I especially love sitting at starbucks with soup and chai latte. Its so peaceful, I always write in my journal here and talk about life.
Definitely worth it to be club member.

Love this B&N! It doesn’t seem to get as crowded as others and is always clean, organized, and there’s always somewhere to sit (a pet peeve of mine at other Barnes and Nobles that have no where to sit unless you buy coffee).

I like that this location offers gift wrapping fundraisers for local organizations. They also allow me to bring in my dog (which I think is true of most B&N bookstores). The Starbucks doesn’t take Starbucks gift cards, but that’s fine. Good location, good parking, good customer service.

They only get a 3 cause I’m not sure who to blame for one power outlet in Starbucks which happens to be inside.

Really nice B&N location. Friendly and helpful staff. Great selection. In terms of size, between the Homestead location in Cedar Park and the Arboretum location in Austin.

This is our local bookstore here in Round Rock and it’s not too bad. I’ve been to a lot of Barnes and Nobles and while it’s not the best it is also not the worst.
This location has a nice selection of magazines and books, it does seem to be a bigger store than the one in Cedar Park. There is a café with a coffee shop and like all B&N locations it serves Starbucks Coffee but is not a Starbucks so your SB gift cards will not work here. There is a lot of seating in the café but there are only a couple power outlets.
All of the baristas at the café are pretty friendly and the cookies here are really good.
Make sure to buy a magazine, book or something from the café. The store needs to make money somehow and I’ve noticed a lot of free loaders come to B&N in general. Same thing with Borders which unfortunately is no longer around.

There is something special to be said about a place that my five-​year-​old daughter wants to have her birthday party there. This place is a lot like a community hub where everyone can hang out, get your favorite Starbucks snack and coffee, use the free Wi-​Fi and get an hour every day of any book you choose close as long as you bring your NOOK to read it on. I’m not talking about some free sample where you only get to read the first couple of pages. If you want to read a book and you go to a Barnes & Noble you will actually get to use your Nook to read an entire book one hour at a time. Every time I purchased a book or boardgame from here the staff has been exceptionally friendly and always knowledgeable. The Kidzone is where I wind up spending most of my time and fortunately they have some big people chairs so that I don’t have to try to squeeze into a tiny toddler chair. Frequently they have story hours for the kids, staff or guests will come in and read stories to children. I have to say that the NOOK support is fantastic at this location because in my family we own several nooks and have on rare occasion had a problem we just couldn’t answer and they were more than willing to make the situation right. To include even replacing a NOOK HD plus that we purchased in another state.

This is a nice B&N in Round Rock. Easy to find, plenty of parking. I usually only go here if I’m already in the area, or if my usual B&N doesn’t have something and this one does.
It does feel a bit cramped. I do wish the building was bigger. I love bookstores, and would probably come to this location more frequently if they had more medical books (nursing). Things are a bit jumbled and hard to find. That makes it less appealing when I have to search and can’t find anyone who is willing to help. Also. there’s no big comfy chairs. I want big comfy chairs! Sometimes I just want to grab a book that I am going to buy and start reading it right there, before I take it home.
This B&N doesn’t make you feel like that is appropriate.

I love to read a good book and be able to have it in book form. Barnes and Noble is one of the best places for selection and if they don’t have it, they can probably get it for you. Knowledgeable and friendly staff and best of all… It’s a BOOK store!

I may be thinking of Borders but I remember a bookstore that had those book searching computers in several areas so you can browse or look for a specific book. Here I have to talk to someone to find a book and look like a dumbass when I can’t remember the exact tittle or author. Also there is nowhere to sit besides the Starbucks tables. The kid’s area does have a couple of chairs though. My kid always wants to go play the trains– a cute little train table in the kid area. They have a large selection in the kids section, they even have toys for sale. In general a good bookstore but I need those self serve computers and some couches.

This past Sunday afternoon I stopped by Barnes and Noble to buy some Nursing books. I asked the guy at the counter (mid-​store area) if he could find a book for me and he looked at me like I was a huge bother. I didnt understand why because he helped the person in front of me with no issues. Hmm. oh well.
He starts looking and the book I was looking for had a number in it. He asked if the number was spelled out, I said no the title has it numerical and he threw my sticky note back at me and said no we dont have it. I was shocked into silence he threw it at me with such disdain and I guess he noticed this and took it back and said well is it a text ?
I said yes (figuring he meant is it a hard copy book, not audio, not kindle etc. and he THREW IT BACK AT ME AGAIN and said «oh we dont sell textbooks for school».
Odd. since you sell every text book I was required to buy for school (nursing).
So i finally just took that as God telling me to spend my hard earned dollars with Amazon instead of Barnes and Noble.. . I took my sticky note back and told him I would do so. So if you see a brown haired guy with disdain on his face, try looking for someone else to help you possibly or find it yourself.
I’ve worked in customer service for 15 years and that’s something I could never have done. It’s just rude, especially since I hadn’t been ugly to him? Hope they learn the Borders lesson and take better care of the customers they have. I was about to spend a few hundred dollars. . till I spoke to that guy with a horrible attitude. That is the last time I spend money there.

Time to find a good spring time read. Love this B & N

Selection & store are naturally wonderful; could spend hours in here playing, reading, researching, admiring, dreaming…
4 stars instead of 5 because of the lazy barista girls who have no customer service skills.

I love books. Not Kindles. Real books. Barnes and Noble is pretty good, even though I usually never pay full price for books. I enjoy the variety of specialty books they have here, especially in the art books section. Need to know how to make Origami? Chain maille? Or how to knit clothing out of your cat’s shed fur? Yep, actual titles they have here.
Also, the discount racks in the middle of the store provide some random ideas for your brain to ponder. «Famous Axe Murderers of the North». (Who writes this stuff?)
Friends and I get a cup o’ joe sometimes at the Café while shopping. Good times. Once in while I splurge and pay full price for a title I can’t pass up.

Never a dull moment for me or my family when we come here…
We started coming here as a «cheap date night» to see what books are on the shelf, have some coffee, and just spend time together; B&N never fails.
Now I enjoy taking the kids here to discover new and old books. and it seems we always walk out with more than we need.
I appreciate that they carry a good variety of British Photo magazines… they are MUCH BETTER than the U.S. magazines.
Over all, the service is always great, the book signings are fun (when they are there) and the staff is always helpful.

This Barnes and Noble is a nice community hub. There are always a lot of people here. They have a huge children’s section. The adult sections are adequate. They even have a few bookcases of only manga and another couple of bookcases for books in Spanish. The cashiers are friendly.
The location is excellent – right next to SH45 near the I-​35 intersection in La Frontera shopping center. The parking lot is huge and it’s much easier to find a parking space here than in the Arboretum Barnes and Noble.
I come here too often and took off a star because there are not enough places among the bookshelves to sit. The Starbucks inside has tons of seating, though – but I feel strange sitting around the coffeeshop when I haven’t bought any coffee.

Barnes and Noble is a book store. I’m not really sure what else to add…
I like books. B&N has books. They don’t always have what I’m looking for, but they are more than happy to order it for you… which seems a bit pointless, since you can go online and order it yourself. The staff here is always friendly and ready to assist.