Barnes & Noble, which closed their store at the Edgewood Retail District in April 2022 after seventeen years in business, will next year return to the center with a new store!
Barnes & Noble currently operates more than a dozen Atlanta area stores including those in Buckhead, Alpharetta, Dunwoody and Buford, among others. The company also operates university stores at Georgia Tech and Emory. The retailer in 2012 closed its store on Pleasant Hill Road in Duluth and in 2013 closed its store at Camp Creek Marketplace in East Point where today Beauty Master operates.
The company in November 2023 opened a new small format store at The Avenue East Cobb in place of most of a former Bed Bath & Beyond. We visited the store shortly after opening and were impressed with the retailer's "more with less" effort as they made incredibly good use of a smaller footprint, but still managing to make it feel larger than it is but cozy at the same time.
The company closed its longstanding Southlake store (Mount Zion Road) in Morrow last May after 27 years in business. A Barnes & Noble store on Cobb Parkway near Cumberland Mall is reportedly still slated to close in the coming months to make way for a giant new flagship RaceTrac location.
Are you excited to see Barnes & Noble reopen at Edgewood Retail District? What other shops or restaurants would you like to see open in the center? What is your favorite brick & mortar bookstore?
Please share your thoughts below.
6 comments:
We need more bookstores. It goes against the Trump and Republican philosophy that they love the poorly educated because poorly educated people won't fight back against right wing fascism and a dictator like Trump who promises he alone can fix it. The more smart educated people we have reading books, the more they will reject Trump's push into autocracy and fight back against it
Can most Atlantans even read?
So excited. Can't wait. Tired of driving to Buckhead to buy a magazine
Yay! I know it’s not an independently owned bookstore, but having a bookstore in that shopping center was so nice. I wish it was going back into its old spot, but this is still very welcome!
Um, Atlantis isn’t real and no one eats bread anymore.
We need more public libraries*
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