Barnes & Noble Booksellers

Barnes and Nobles. clean & bright layout. love to visit this place to learn new books and have a cup of coffee.

All around pretty good.
Super friendly employees with big smiles greet you at the door and ready to direct you right to where you want to be. I was also carrying a bunch of books and an employee noticed and was so nice to take my books and keep them by the register while I kept browsing.
Great plethora of books, games, puzzles, and funky odds and ends. Perfect spot to pick up a gift.

Clean, organized, standard bookstore with café inside. Neither notable nor «happening», but if you need to buy a book this will serve your needs. 4 stars because I feel the current 3-​star rate is a bit low.

This Barnes and Nobles is my peace place. I come here to unwind after a long day to have a quick cup of coffee, or start my week off by writing in my planner. The café is really large — always find a seat. The staff is friendly and there always seems to be a treasure or two for sale in the clearance piles. All in all a good place

Standard B&N layout. Seems to always be crowded. It is a B&N bookstore — not much else to say — if you have been to one, you have been to all of them. i still like to visit so that I can get ideas about new books I can buy on my Kindle. Pretty busy shopping center, especially on weekends.

I love this Barnes and Nobles, but Starbucks in it, what is soo mean, they dont even have any laptop or phone charging station, Thats mean, what they even thinkink, to save money 5 bucks a day, while people paying too much money for their water, thats mean business,

I really like this location it is easy to park and the people that work here are very nice. They have wonderful sales if you look through all the discounted bins through out the store. Most of the time they are about 50% off. It is clean and quite and I always enjoy shopping here:)

I am a bookstore junky. I could spend the entire in a bookstore just picking up random books and reading their summaries. Needless to say, I love coming to Barnes and Noble, this one in particular because of its convenient location. There’s always plenty of parking and it’s nearby a bunch of stores.
Not much to say about this place other than that is pretty much your typical Barnes and Noble. It has a Starbucks Café inside and wireless internet making it a good place to study. However, I’ve heard that the wireless internet isn’t too reliable. They have a wide selection of books, including local books for hiking and other outdoor activities in Golden and Colorado. The store is clean and organized, like most Barnes and Nobles.
My main complaint about the store, and Barnes in Noble in general, is it’s difficult to find books if they’re on display. They’re not in the section they should be in by author’s last name, making it difficult to find sometimes. I once spent about 15 minutes looking for a book because I couldn’t find the right display. However, the employees are extremely nice and helpful but sometimes hard to find.
My boyfriend and I also talked to the nook sales representative one day. He was very helpful and was very knowledgeable. He answered all of our questions honestly, which I really appreciated.
Overall, I enjoy coming to this store but someplace like Tattered Cover has a lot more character.

I come here on my lunch break a couple of times a week. Sometimes I buy, more often I just browse. This location seems to be frequently understocked and the customer service is really, really lacking. That said, it’s near my work and nice to come to and look through books that I want to add to my reading list.

I admit it: I was a Borders Girl, and I’m not just a little bitter that they’re gone and I’m stuck with Barnes & Noble.
But, it’s a book store, and in this age of video games and netflix, it’s always refreshing to find myself surrounded with the Written Word. And a Coffee Counter. Cozy Corners in which to peruse the latest bestseller. Chotzkys like Journals and Overpriced Pens and Bookends that resemble half an animal…
The parking lot here seems to have plenty of open spaces, and Denver West isn’t a bad area to shop in. It’s not a pedestrian friendly place, but for a day of running errands, it’s a nice distraction.

I’m a B&N loyal member, have been for years. This location however is pretty disappointing. It’s one of their smaller locations so if you’re not looking for a current bestseller or something really popular you won’t have much luck.
The fiction section is decently sized, so is the Children’s, and they have a media section in the store which a lot don’t have. I found the Movie/​Film/​Music, Cultural Studies, and Humor sections lacking in selection.
The staff is very nice, willing to help you find a book or point you in a general direction. If they don’t have it they can always order it for you from their B&N database. Also, B&N classics are often on sale Buy 2 get 1. I had a cashier mention this to me when I was checking out to see if I wanted to get my free one.
All in all, it’s okay, but if I’m really looking to browse I’ll visit the location on Colorado Blvd.

This location is quite a bit better than the location on North Sheridan. The Art and the Photography book selection is large and well stocked, with many new releases out so you can buy them. The staff here were helpful and very knowledgeable on what they had on hand. I like how the café is part of the store, and it seems to be much more popular than the Café at some of the other stores. This café seems to be busy, and very popular with people sitting and chatting, as well as quite a few readers sitting around. A busy, yet quiet place to sit and talk, if you want.

What book store doesn’t open until 9am? Probably a lot of them, but this kind of seems super inconvenient when you stand there in the freezing cold and the employees stare at you shivering while they check the clock while they stand waiting to unlock the door.
It’s also a REALLY DIRTY TRICK to have a Starbucks inside of your store that ISN’T really a Starbucks!
When you’re given a Starbucks gift certificate just to use here, you pull said certificate out, hand it to the clerk, complete your order, and then get told, «We’re not a Starbucks. We’re a store that sells Starbucks, so this is no good here, and you’re total is $ 9.97,» then it’s also not very cool either.
I’ll head somewhere else if I can.

Great Barnes & Noble location. Large store, decent selection of books!
Service was good — needed help finding what I wanted — staff guided me to the sections I needed.
And of course you can get coffee and espresso here at the coffee shop/​espresso bar area.

Personally, there isn’t such a thing as a bad book store. They sell books, books teach you things. Reading is good for your brain.
They didn’t have what I was looking for this time, but that’s OK. The staff member that looked for me, immediately offered to order it. That’s a nice gesture. That being said, I can always find something to buy at the book store so I didn’t leave empty handed.
This location is a quick stop if your are cruising east or westbound I-​70. Just on the north side of Colfax. Take the Denver West Blvd exit and juke right at Cole Blvd.

employees I was talking to even offer to get a manager I could speak with.
Do yourself a favor — if there is even the slightest possibility of needing to make an exchange — drive across the street to the competing bookstore.

They have a pretty good book section for kids. On saturday 11am they have story time (with cookie and juice, so if you don’t have your kid to have pink cookies and sugary juice, come prepared, which i do…). Once a month they have a ‘character’. Last time i went they had a big red dog (we are not that far yet in the books, can’t remember his name). Anyway, pretty cool. They also have a train table and 2 tables kids size, so the kids can read a bit too. We often go there just to hang out during the winter and my daughter likes to line up the stuffed animals on the chair. Nobody ever said anything, we put everything back and we’re good.
The people that work there are pretty nice.
The rest of the store is standard. Pretty big store, big magazine selection.