Ekhm, what can I say? No! I havent found Drizzt books interesting at all ( I've read one or two of those, borrowed from a friend). There was nothing for me outstanding among other fantasy books. Of course this is only my opinion and you have yours, but please dont tell me that I'll love something that isnt worth it. In fact, these Drizzt books dont seem to be ambitious at all. I dont like books with computer game alike heroes, trivial and filled almost only with pure action descriptions which dont leave place for too much imagination.
Best books I can read? It all depends on your taste, but if I have to choose good books I would rather read S.King and T.Pratchett for their great skill of storytelling, I.Assimov and P.K.Dick for their impressive (and often dark) visions of the future , G.Wells and J.R.R.Tolkien for huge imagination and big contribution in building sf and fantasy standard of writing. There are more authors which books I like, but these are writers which books I find not only interesting, but also in many cases being work of arts.
Dont get me wrong. I dont say that Drizzt books are bad and R.A.Salvatore isnt a good writer. I just dont find him a genious writer and put him among writers making massive amounts of books for masses.

I agree that the dark elf trilogy was the best.. I don't feel the other books quite lived up to that one, but I still like all of them..
I've read Servant of the Shard which is the first book about Jarlaxle/Entreri, and you should definitely read those, I think it's called the Sellsword Trilogy.. I need to get the other two books!

I don't anyone should read the individual books. I just bought the trilogies which are 1000 pages or so. It's much better than reading the individual books.

Could you pm a list of them to me,
like the actual name of the book/series/ect.
I'm interested in reading them.

love the r. a. salvatore books w/ drizzt in em. just got done reading sea of swords and bought the legacy series so im on that now.