Barnes & Noble (Reported Closed)

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sflovermarch181983

Joined 5 years ago

Nor-Cal's Best Chain Bookstore!. This Barnes & Noble carries a large selection of books on every subject;including fiction,history, physics,travel guides and anything else you might want to add to your library or give as a gift.Check out the Chinese History section. Lisa Ling will be pleased. Don't forget to check out the biography,business and romance sections. The selection of International and Domestic magazines and newspapers is fantastic,not to mention a Starbucks and Cheesecake Factory cafe. Don't forget about the extensive selection of CDs and DVDs,as well as toys for the kids,plus plenty of other unique gifts,such as canvas book bags,bookmarks and coffee mugs from the cafe. This is also San Francisco's best new bookstore;not to mention San Francisco's best chain bookstore.So forget about going to any of San Francisco's four Borders:Come straight to Barnes & Noble. If you go to the Customer Service Desk on the second floor,you can usually expect Michael to be there to help you. If he's busy,he'll call another store employee to help you find what you need. Parking is free in the garage with a validated parking ticket from a purchase at Barnes & Noble or Cost Plus World Market next door. The location is beautiful with a view of the ocean.If you're not in the mood for coffee or cheesecake,there's a Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Stand across the street on Fisherman's Wharf. You will not regret stopping by this Barnes & Noble;even if you're not buying anything. Ask about the Barnes & Noble Readers Advantage Program and the Barnes & Noble MasterCard.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

An easy-access resource for books of any stripe, with impressive children's, business and bestseller sections.. In Short
Established in 1873 and still thriving, this mainstream bookseller boasts almost 600 locations and does brisk online business as well. Ubiquitous and well organized, Barnes & Noble arranges its huge book selection in 22 user-friendly categories, from Art and Architecture to Romance and Travel. Stores host seasonal book signings and family-friendly "Storytimes." Many locations also offer music, movies and cafes that serve Starbucks coffee.

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AnnieChang79

Joined 11 years ago

oh dear. I like all barnes and nobles... parking just sucks in the bay area....