Brigitte O.
12/8/2023
Been here several times to purchase books and gifts. Found a really cute weekly calendar today that doubles as a mousepad and has space to write daily agenda plus weekly checklist and notes. Such...
Barnes & Noble
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1104 E 2100 S
Salt Lake City, UT 84106
Barnes & Noble in Salt Lake City, UT, stands as a sanctuary for book lovers seeking literary treasures and cozy reading nooks. Nestled within the city's vibrant cultural scene, this bookstore beckons visitors with its inviting ambiance and shelves brimming with diverse genres. Whether you're in search of a gripping mystery novel, a thought-provoking non-fiction read, or a timeless classic, this haven caters to all reading preferences.
As you wander through the aisles of Barnes & Noble, you'll find yourself immersed in a world of imagination and knowledge, surrounded by the distinct scent of freshly printed pages. The store's welcoming staff members are always on hand to offer recommendations or assist in locating your next literary adventure. With regular author events and book club gatherings, this bookshop fosters a sense of community among book enthusiasts of all ages, making it a cherished literary hub in Salt Lake City.
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3.557 reviewsAnnie C.
1/5/2025
My niece is into BTS and wanted their CD/Albums for Christmas. We were able to find at least 6 different albums here (Chicago) and brought it home to LA! It was hard to find these since I guess...
Maddy A.
1/6/2023
I didn't even take a picture because I was just in awe. This bookstore is large and gorgeous and clean. I love some big windows in a bookstore, and this place is filled with natural sunlight. They...
Jacqueline T.
7/26/2024
July 26/24. 12:00pm This is the sugarhouse location in Utah went into the store went to the information desk and there was no one there. so I waited a couple of minutes to see if someone came...
Jeffrey S.
5/5/2021
I have missed bookstores. Yes, much of the world surely feels the same after COVID, but there's an even deeper sense of longing for a place that people come together, where community is formed,...
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