Best Magazine Store Lansing Near Me

Linda browers: Books galore, friendly, helpful staff, and really good coffee.

Farah Siddiqi: Perfect and cozy book store 📕📗📘📙📖📚you can just sit and relax with some coffee and snacks just like library and membership saves you a lot on each and every thing

Pat Carlisle: My experience at Barnes and Noble was great. The clerks were very helpful and very pleasant.

Katie Brosnan: Not wheelchair accessible. Their front door does not have a handicap door opener on either of their front doors. Many of the tables in the entrance and in the aisle made it so I could not get through because they were too close together. They also left book racks with books to be shelved at the end caps which were around very difficult to move around.

Catherine Lindley: I simply walked PAST Barnes and Noble. I did not go inside. I was walking in the mall for exercise. (I do love Barnes and Noble, tho)

Larry Colman: Love to place

AM V: WoW, I mean, WoW

Nancy Fedewa: Bought a gorgeous pregnancy book

Kathy Kreimer: Best rest room in the mall closet to the bus entry

Dean Bliss: Love it

Eric Brockway (Bruke): Staff was helpful. Had to return a book and they made the process quick and painless.

Erik Owens: Very helpful staff. I needed a Spanish dictionary because l was traveling to Puerto Rico for work the next day. And the older gentleman led me right to it because they weren’t located with the English dictionaries.

Lars Lentz: Nice store with friendly helpful staff!

Shana Faust: I went into the Saginaw location yesterday around 12:30 and grabbed my usual hot latte with almond milk. My partner got a hot chai with extra flavor and caramel. Nothing out of the ordinary - EXCEPT, for how we were individually treated. The man helping us was very knowledgeable, kind, and considerate while giving my partner feedback on the points system and was incredibly helpful. Until it was my turn. With it being 2023, I am so beyond disappointed at the blatant disrespect. Not once did he make eye contact with me. His well worded sentences quickly became mumbled after he was done helping her and more specifically when he asked, “anything else for you?” because I had yet to order .. and eventually at one point simply ignored me when I asked for a cup of water (although he did provide it, just without any acknowledgment to me, just set it on the counter wordlessly). Lastly, I noticed he filled my cup with water to make my latte. I have been a barista at multiple places and I have never once seen a latte be made with water unless asked for, which I did not, and come to find out after we walked away, my drink tasted watered down. (We were the only ones in line so it was not anyone else’s drink). I am a very openly gay, Native American woman, with a variety of tattoos and a “masculine” appearance. To say my partner and I look different is a very subtle way of putting it - but to be treated differently because of it is something I am shocked by and will absolutely not be a customer again if this man is working. We are better than this. I love B&N, as well as Starbucks, but I do not appreciate being treated this way and will not be coming back anytime soon and will let my LGBTQIA+ friends know this as well.

Bonnie Robinson: Love this bookstore. I could spend hours just browsing.

Dennis Lardie: They carried a religious book that I could not find anywhere else in town

Richard Pritchard: Great services and products

Heidi Lamb: The store employees above and beyond in every way! Even if I have no idea what I'm looking for to read they are always next level at helping me navigate and make the right choice. I enjoy the store itself but they make the experience that much better! :)

Jonah: Great store! Has a Starbucks.

Alex Ellis: Huge selection to choose from, across all genres. A little over priced without their membership, but overall a good bookstore.