Patrick Simpson

This is a surprisingly large store! While it clearly hasn't been updated in some time, it's still a very decent place. Very large variety, spacious browsing spaces, and a decent cafe. Bathrooms are a bit tough to find, in the back next to the music area.

Alma Montgomery

Really large and has so much to offer! I liked their cafe section since it actually had a lot of seating. The only downside was the bathroom situation was interesting since they were doing some sort of construction or renovation on one of their restrooms.

Linda Littlefield

It is fun to go into the bookstore. They have so much more than just books. They have some toys, collectibles, vinyl records ,cds, and many fun items to look at. There is a Starbucks Cafe inside with an area to enjoy your beverages and treats.

M. B.

Really nice Barnes and Noble in Augusta, Maine. Friendly and helpful staff. Had to buy a Stephen King book from his home state

Mr Nonya

Great store. Every time I drive to Augusta, I stop in to browse and make a purchase. Magazine selection isn’t bad, although I wish they had some Import Tuner magazines. The book selection isn’t bad like a Library, a bit of everything. There’s a huge toy selection for the kiddos and the help desk in the center of the store has always been very helpful for me. There’s also a small corner for a cafeteria. The bathrooms are always clean, which I greatly appreciate and the Staff have always been courteous, helpful and pleasant. I can’t think of a single negative thing to say about this store.

Cassandra Batty

I was extremely impressed by the children’s section. My children had tons of fun browsing the book and toys selection, and had fun playing with the stage area. They have a huge selection. I was also impressed with the Starbucks cafe inside. A perfect spot for moms to bring their kids while grabbing some coffee. I see many visits here in the future!

Hezkia Akol

They always have great sales, but I'm always broke when they pop up. B&N have a membership, a wide range of titles and genres held in-store as well as a coffeeshop built to sell Starbucks products but that is not Starbucks, only an alliance of sort but does not represent them? Not sure about the legalities so best to ask an employee for a better answer. Only thing that could make this better is a cool reading nook with actually comfortable seating and a wine selection perhaps.