This place just goes on and on. Most of the booths and display cases were very well setup and taken…read morecare of. I thought most of the prices on stuff were way way too high. As the booths went on prices did get better further into the store.

Black Bitch with nose ring and dreadlocks working as cashier. Not coming back ever. She was so…read moreincredibly RUDE and clearly didn't want to be working there.

Super helpful guy! Great spot to indulge in the best outdoor athletic fix, prices are all over the…read moreplaces and poorly marked in some tubs but mostly well organized and accessible selection for beginners to championship goals. Location offers good parking, decent hours but check their Facebook, and glad to have a local Frolf hot spot to nab new discs on a whim. Even my friends from Illinois wanted to drop in today, had a discussion on what would work well for us frequent fliers but little improved! Easy to shop when the owner knows his stuff and informed us by disc name what to try. I wish there was discounts on multiple purchases and a reward program. Maybe that's to come, can easily recommend Plastic to the People for the disc golf gear!

Wes is the man! He is super knowledgeable and carries a huge selection of discs. Full lines of…read moreInnova, Discraft, Latitude 64, Gateway, MVP and Vibram. Very friendly and helpful service, especially for new players like myself. I refuse to by my stuff anywhere else. Very glad to see yet another great, local, downtown business succeding.

If you are generally looking for great deals, this might not be the shop for you. It feels like…read morethey definitely have discovered the Internet and use it to price their books. Probably are trying to cut out re-sellers. Huge selection, though. I found the exact same book with different prices...the one in better shape was less. Bantam War Books? $6+. This place is like going into a thrift store with one of those boutiques for the good stuff that they had someone search up on eBay...so it goes.

If you like to explore this is the place for you it's filled with so much located not far from…read morePurdue University. It's seems to take up most of the block each section is a treasure trove in itself from Books, Records yes vinyl and knock knacks. We all know college and their parents are on a budget so the price range here is perfect. I can say honestly no one will walk away empty handed and remember if you can't find it just ask and the staff here will direct you to the right spot

This was a nice mall! Large selection of stores. Ample parking. Lots of sales at a lot of the…read morestores.

Need a refresher. Looks a little tired and old. Outside could use some landscaping done.read more

These types of stores so often bring any essential combination of vintage items, variety, or value…read moreyet this, mind you only did a quick self tour with my siblings after indulging in Sacred Grounds, looked to take on the challenge of all three! Noticed friendly staff, well organized mayhem, and many throwbacks to the analogue era ripe for the browsing and casual nostalgia. Prices seemed decent and hope this place takes off!

Great place to pick up packs or singles, all the guys that work here are super friendly and very…read morehelpful. My go to store for anything pokemon related!

This place has eclectic finds with an ever changing stock of the coolest new things. I crossed…read moreseveral people off my holiday list by shopping here on small business Saturday but I've been before that and will return again soon!

I work at Purdue, so whenever I need a midday boost of caffeine, I head to the Den. For .65 (22oz)…read moreor .85 (32oz) you can get a "Den Pop". They have both Coke and Pepsi products. They also have a ton of drink (mixes) to make different soda combos! This place also has TONS of snacks, Purdue swag, and some hilarious shirts. The students who work here are also amazing.

Love it here!!! Explored all the other bookstores for Purdue merchandise, and this was the most…read morereasonable store. They have literally everything here you need. They have sunglasses, snacks, soda machines, and all authentic retro gear. I bought so many shirts to take back home to family and it was not expensive! The quality is Good, so it's very worth it for sure. The customer service was 5 stars! The lady who worked the register was very nice and gave good insight on what shirts she though was best. They also had 15% off so they made me more satisfied! You have to try Discount Den if visiting Purdue, and want some nice affordable gear! You will be pleased for sure!

We came here after moving my son into his Purdue dorm. We came here to see if we could find a…read moredecent fan or a fridge as those were already sold out in the stores nearby. Before its door opened, there was already a line waiting out there. Once we got in, we realized that all the fans and fridges were sold out. We just walked around the store to explore what they had. There was a variety of items, from office supplies to personal items. Some of the items were likely from lost & found, while some looked so brand new. They also had some Purdue spirit wears that might be from previous seasons. We were able to get some Purdue sweatshirts at a very cheap price, and we also got some office supplies such as staplers, staples, and printing paper. Those were all brand new but way much cheaper than we could buy from outside stores. Although we didn't get what we were originally looking for, I would recommend this store if you're looking to buy a good deal. You may also want to come before it opens to make sure that you get what you want before someone might grab it.

Not for computers unless you really need something quick…read more There prices aren't the best. I wouldn't have minded paying the same as what I do online on eBay but their desktop offerings were $5-10 more than eBay offerings for same but with hard drives. Thats even after shipping. Still, it's nice to get it on the spot. They did have some i7 that were completely priced wrong. I could find eBay versions for $50-100 less for better versions. Their monitors were $50 for used dated models. It's possible to get newer models for a little more these days and at least you can return them. A budget model these days are better than those older models. Now for non-computing stuff it's kind of great. This is of course if you are into antique lab equipment (I am). Then it's worth a look. The microscope I picked up wasn't a bargain but it was a good price for what I got and was looking for something just like it. The furniture was hit or miss in value. Definitely bring a truck or large vehicle. I have a small car and there was an old mail sorting cabinet I wanted for my workshop. I only went once but I'm sure there are days where the bargains are better.