Nice place and a very good selection very clean nice parking very friendly and helpfulread more

Yesterday I went in to this GameStop to look for a certain basketball game. The associate working…read morelooked and informed me that they didn't have the game I was looking for available at their location but he told me where I could find it and that he would be happy to call over and put a hold on it for me. I wasn't that enthusiastic about the game so I planned on leaving if they didn't have it but his positive attitude led me to just see if they had another game I could get from their store. After looking I found something. Well I bought the game and went home to discover the game was not working. It was some how corrupted. I went back to the store today to exchange it out and the guys at this GameStop were super quick to help me fix the issue. They apologized, totally understood what I needed, and searched through their other copies of the game to find one that was near perfect to give me. Once they found it they practically guaranteed it would work. He didn't even look at my receipt. He just believed me which I was impressed with. Once I Arrived home and popped it in it loaded no problem! Thank you Guys for being so helpful!!

On my first visit to the Eiteljorg, I had to check out the museum store! They had a variety of…read moreitems, some your standard gift shop goodies and others more unique designs--jewelry, clothing, pottery, and more. The price points were in line with what you'd expect from a museum shop, with some cheaper souvenirs and nicer pieces at a higher rate. They don't take cash, so make sure you have a card handy! There was a sale section as well that had some cool items at discounted rates. 30% off when I was there! I got my mini BFF a branded "survival kit"--a little magnifying glass, mirror, compass type thing--from the kids section and she loved playing with it the rest of the day! Our friends got a sheet of train stickers to take home. All in all, I think this would be a cool spot to buy gifts.

The store at Eiteljorg Museum is a very interesting place…read more There is a specific Western/Native style to most of the merchandise. They have limited Indiana and Eiteljorg specific merchandise. They sell jewelry, pottery, Pendleton, snacks, handbags, plushies and pretty much everything else you'd expect in a museum store. Prices range, some more affordable and other things are expensive native made art pieces. Staff is always a few steps away, security right outside as well. Their music selection is always nice. Sometimes smooth jazz, salsa or traditional native. They have an entire back wall of clearance items as well as some occasional freebies from staff. They offer samples of most of their skincare; lavender cream, white sage salve and sweetgrass cream. Snacks range from chocolate pretzels to chokeberry jam.

I was here for work, and it being my first visit to the campus I was very impressed!…read more A large part of my job is visiting campuses to check in and be a resource for former students. This location is clean, well maintained and was the perfect work space, I enjoyed coffee and got a good deal of work completed. I'll be back here in the coming months and am glad to know that I have a work space.

Gotta love the IUPUI B&N! The lower floor has textbooks but up above there is clothing, typical B&N…read morebooks (including the discount books) so you can enjoy nonfiction, fiction...even graphic novels! There's a B&N cafe as well. They have your standard Starbucks items (but not everything - Barnes & Noble Starbucks are different when it comes to some items. Your Starbucks gift card won't work here and some of the fancy items aren't sold here. However, the snacks/lunches are good. There's personal pizzas, bagels, Cheesecake Factory items, and then a rack of snacks/treats. I love the feta stuffed pretzels. Check out their specials as well. They'll change, but some current examples are $4 for an any-size ice coffee or iced tea + pretzel/bagel; Thursdays are half-off pizzas, and one day a week the sandwiches are half-off as well. I also appreciate that the bookstore supports the campus community. The manager is very supportive of Paws Pantry and other philanthropic activities. At first when I came to campus I winced at another corporation clawing into a university campus...so it's good that the bookstore is supportive of students. Also, the textbooks are fair priced. Textbooks are just so expensive in general because the publishing companies are awful, and then force bookstores to pay top dollar as well. Sigh. Location: B&N is located in the Campus Center and if you're visiting campus, you'll need a parking pass or park in the Vermont Street Garage. The latter is an expensive option, so...

If you are a book lover like me then Half Price Books helps you save a little cash. As they take in…read morepeople's used books you never know what you are going to find in the shop month to month. Time before last I was in and found some art magazines that are expensive new but I picked them up for $3 each, I was pretty happy with that. They not only have magazines, they have dvd's, music, journals (new), and all manor of other items related to reading such as bookmarks, stickers, pens, etc. They are usually pretty busy and typically have a couple cashiers at checkout and also a few at the book sells check-in counter so they are pretty good at getting you through the line when you are ready to go. If you are like me then you may be in there for several hours. I will continue to stop in to see what goodies they have.

It was very nice. People there are very friendly and helpful, and the selection was larger than I…read morethought it would be.