The best video game store ever , 1000" of old retro games and new releases…read more No bad prices , good customer service and support.

Absolute horse manure. about to go to bed. but then i couldn't fall asleep thinking about this…read moredump. a few months ago a buddy and i went here to check it out. about a 40 minute drive from out area. needless to say, like the rest of the reviews state, we were HIGHLY disappointed. they even raised the prices on us at checkout. dishonest scumbags. (Btw he raised the price on a skylander from $30 to $80 dollars).

Princeton Record Exchange is the kind of place that convinces you the past did not entirely lose…read moreit's argument with the present. Walking in makes me feel like I'm stepping back into the 90s, when music required effort and curiosity and a willingness to be wrong about what you thought you liked. They have everything. Records, tapes, CDs, and yes, even DVDs and VHS tapes, like artifacts from a civilization that understood patience. The selection is not just large, it is deep in the way a good conversation is deep. Jazz standards sit comfortably alongside obscure classical recordings. Somewhere nearby is a Japanese scream band you have never heard of but suddenly feel compelled to investigate. What makes the place work is the staff. These aren't people who ended up here by accident. They're here because they love music in a way that can't be faked. Ask for something familiar and they will find it. Ask for something strange and they will find it too, and then suggest three more things you didn't know you needed. It reminds me of the record stores I grew up in, back when discovering music felt like a small personal victory instead of an algorithm handing you a suggestion like a fortune cookie with better branding. Streaming may have made everything available, but it also made everything feel the same. This place resists that. It insists that music is still worth searching for, still worth holding in your hands, still worth talking about with another human being. Go here. Spend more time than you intended. Trade in something you hope others will discover as you once did. Leave with something unexpected. That's the whole point. Five stars, and I don't give them lightly, because enthusiasm is a finite resource and should be spent where it matters.

Decent selection of 45 rpm records but a bit high on the pricing. Huge selection of albums, CDs and…read moreeven many cassettes. Everything was very neat and orderly. Nice crew as well.

This is the greatest store in New Jersey, possibly the entire country. If you're looking for a real…read morelife Rose Apothecary, but better, and with a punk perspective, and real art, and the best pickles from Philly, go there now! Ps- while you're there, get yourself a hand printed tote bag for ice cream buying at Halo Farms next door.

We had been to urban air and Ollie's was right next to it . We left all inside urban air and had…read moresome time to shop at Ollie's . Good location. Right next to route 1 . Lots and lots of parking available . It's actually a good place with so many different shops around . Service was average . Some parts of the store was haphazard and all items were not neatly arranged . Price was good and affordable . We got so many stuff for a cheaper price here . They have some good collections of home items and lots of other stuff . Good experience overall. 4 stars

If you toss a disparate set of bargain merchandise into a Cuisinart you'll probably wind up with a…read moreretailer that looks something like Ollie's. Many cite the 'thrill of the hunt' as they hoover spatulas and Bolivian bath towels but basically this is just another last chance liquidator that could use a good scrub. I'll give Ollie's four stars for being true to their concept but just call me a frustrated adrenaline junkie... saving a dollar on kitchen sponges hardly seems worth the time.