Barnes & Noble

Chesterfield Townes Center’s store (Barnes& Noble) is very nice. Still a large selection of magazines which is my major reason for going. Also, nice to have a Starbucks. The last time in, my favorite magazine, Parabola wasn’t available, oh well. Bought a couple of others. Let’s face it there’s not lots of book and magazine stores to shop.

This is my favorite Barnes & Noble in the Richmond area. It is connected to Chesterfield Towne Center. Very convenient if you want to visit other parts of the mall. This Barnes & Noble was added to the mall back in 2008. It was originally located across Huguenot Road as a stand alone bookstore. United Artists Theater was originally located where Barnes & Noble is today. This location is a good decent size. It has a large seating area for its Starbucks Café. Everything seems to be really organized. They have a Nook tablet section. I’ve noticed that a lot of events happen at this Barnes & Noble, such as book signings. The bookstore is in a good central location in Richmond, making it easily accessible. Staff is friendly and helpful. Parking close to the bookstore can be hard, but you’ll manage to find one a bit further. Exercise is good for you! The only thing I don’t like here is their bathroom. I see graffiti on the stall doors, and it just stinks in there.

Great giant Lego set in toy section that little ones love, also has a train and a large Starbucks inside that has many extra real food options (pizzas, sandwiches, etc.) Opens early on weekends

Another typical Barnes & Noble but with the downside of having to fend for parking because it’s at a mall. There are better options unless you’re in a hurry and nearby, it’ll work though.

I love Barnes &Noble! It has had what I have wanted & more. Always something there 2 spark your interest.

Great place for group project