Barnes & Noble

“Fantastic setting, friendly staff.”

Michael Guynn★★★★★

This is a fantastic Barnes & Noble. It's massive, well organized, and has a great cafe. They have so many books. So many. From fiction, non-fiction, history, cookbooks, self-help, classics, current events, horror, everything you can think of. Then of course they also sell collectibles, board games, vinyl & CDs, and other book-related whimsy. Last time we visited we spent easily a full hour, getting lost in the shelves and finding so many interesting titles. Definitely one of my favorite B&N locations in the area.

K T★

I am writing to express my deep disappointment and concern regarding an incident that occurred at the Westlake Village location during the recent fires and power outage. Like many others, I sought refuge in your store for cover and safety, and to charge my phone in case of an emergency. While I was sitting alone on the floor, working, and charging my phone, a fellow patron repeatedly attempted to engage with me, assuming I did not speak English, likely due to my being a person of color. Despite my clear indication that I was not interested in conversation, this individual persisted in botheri

Victor B★★★★★

Great big store in a very nice upscale strip mall. So much selection and nice staff. I liked the large magazine section and the way they help you find books with big signs (like cook books here!). VictorB

Ashe Ley Nicole★★★

Never been to a 2-story bookstore before and I was so excited to explore!! The first floor seemed to have a good selection, but the second floor was subpar. The sections up there really didn’t have much of a selection. I recall looking for medical and nurse books—things may have changed since I’ve been, but I was sad to leave without making a purchase. Those at the registers were kind, but the staff on the second floor, couldn’t be found. And note that if you’re a Starbucks Rewards Members, they don’t scan your app here. So overall, the experience of two-stories, fun. Cons: the selection is