Barnes & Noble

The Kitchen at the Folsom store is always good and the restaurant has a relaxed vibe! It feels upscale but has great prices. Brunch is always fun since there’s time to browse. The waitstaff is always good and accommodate small children with boosters, high chairs, and cute plastic cups. I love this store!

I love that this B&N has The Kitchen and a brunch menu on the weekends. Whether you want a meal or a coffee to-go while you browse books, this location has a little bit of everything.

Barnes & Noble in Folsom, CA is an amazing place to visit! Upon entering, you will immediately be amazed by their wide variety of books. With diverse genres and topics, one can easily find the perfect book for themselves or a loved one. They also have a fun "blind date with a book" option where customers can surprise themselves with an exciting new read. The cafe inside the store is quite cozy and inviting. The food options are quite delicious and reasonably priced making it a great spot for lunch or dinner with friends. If you’re looking for something to take home, Barnes & Noble also has a wide selection of vinyl records which are sure to satisfy music lovers of all ages. For the younger ones, there's even a children’s section filled with books and other nick knacks that will keep kids entertained for hours on end. There are also frequent book signings held at Barnes & Noble which give customers the opportunity to meet their favorite authors in person! Lastly, those looking for stationery goods will be happy to know that there is plenty of options available here as well! All in all, Barnes & Noble in Folsom, CA is an amazing establishment that provides customers with numerous options when it comes to literature and entertainment. I highly recommend this place to anyone who appreciates quality books and conversation - five stars all around!

Let the videos speak. Let them remind you of the old good days. Those days are not behind our backs. Unless of course, you want them to be. Just move off that couch, and go read, and eat. And get a coffee, or don't, It's up to you!! As for me, Barnes & Noble. Have your guys make more routes and ask around if anyone needs help, let your staff have fun, and make some extra money, why not? With a place like that, my dear friends, You are intitled WALLY JO'S "EXTREME HAPPINESS" THUMBS-UP. As for the people of Folsom, Guys... Yo, guuuuuuys... Just COME GET SOME 🤪

If you're a frequent flier at B&Ns, and you want to see one that's in a class of its own, check this one out. Not every B&N has beer taps. For full disclosure, I'm a Kindle guy and the drag-along to Barnes & Nobles, but I've been dragged to a lot of Barnes & Nobles in Northern California. This is definitely the most impressive one I've been to. This one is in Folsom's Palladio, an extremely impressive shopping mall that merits it's own comments later. This B&N caught our eye because of the extensive kitchen and cafe. The impressive photos of the facade sealed the deal. This B&N is, from my experience, definitely a standout in uniquity. The large open-format layout could take some getting used to if you're used to some of the legacy B&N bookshelf setups, but it turns the normally sequestered B&N experience into a more social one. This place was popping; older ladies were chatting on the patio chairs, an author was holding a Q&A and book signing, and people of all ages were just hanging around and passionately reading, turning what's traditionally a solitary experience into a social one. It's a watering hole for people passionate about printed media that want to meet people like them. As a bookstore in general, it's great. It has an extensive and well-presented selection, with the staple B&N staffed help desk to assist you in finding what you can't. The store is aesthetically impressive, with high-quality shelves and furniture bringing the signature B&N natural tone appeal out to its best. One of the things I always note in B&Ns are the bathrooms, and while most are reminiscent of one you'd find in a subway terminal, this one had the unique modern feature of having a bunch of individual bathroom stalls where people could do their business in peace. While the cafe was the original hook that got us there, and the brunch menu did look impressive, we actually didn't order anything; we had just had lunch at the Sac-area treasure Yue Huang, and we were eager to explore the Palladio itself. The same concepts that you find in the B&N run true throughout the entire shopping mall. It's designed to be an impressive social-commerce hybrid space, the evolution of standard US shopping areas. No expense was spared on the construction. 2 parking garages, impressive Italian Renaissance-inspired architectural design, and central rotunda with a playground, and almost anything you can think of to impulse spend on. It's got enough to do - books, clothes, shoes, boba, gifts, restaurants, spas, desserts, gyms, a movie theater, a small zoo - that you could spend a whole day there. People are walking their dogs around. This place is an impressive shrine of consumerism. If you're an incurable book fiend like my friends, or you just appreciate an impressively designed space, you'd do yourself a favor by checking out this particular Barnes & Nobles. It's definitely a treat worth the trip (and you might just find that book you haven't found).

Very nice,clean, and organized. Workers were very kind and helpful. Bathrooms were also clean. It was my first time there and will definitely be back!

Nourish your mind, eyes, ears, palate, and other senses at this beautiful strategically located treasure. Now that there's time enough at last for such mesmerizing titles, a man now wonders if he stars in a remake of that timeless series. There are so many incredible things here I want to read that I have to record them to remember them all. Crazy, Right?