Not only is it nearly impossible to rent a movie in the downtown area without having to settle for…read moreRedBox, but this place also has a huge selection AND it's locally owned. Darn right I'll get a membership here! The inside of this place is a throwback to 80s and 90s video stores--it even smells like the old ones! It looks small, but you'll find everything from the classics (which you can't find in a damn RedBox) to all the newest releases (with enough to spare.) If your expecting atmosphere like Blockbuster, than you're not in the right place. This store has character, history and it's local. I think the deal is that you have to live under 3 miles from the place--but don't quote me on that. You get the movies for like two days and I think longer for the older flicks. Plus they've got a small candy, ice cream and snack selections. This place is amazeballs.

Yearly membership fee: $3.99. Bluray rental: $4.99. Renting from a real physical video store:…read morePRICELESS!

I've traded and bought many CDs here over the years and have always been impressed with the…read moreselection and the service. The prices are fair and they always have cool vintage stuff that's tough to find anywhere else.

Don't return anything after 6:30 pm or you pay a restock fee from your return select people might…read morenot charge you for it

Small store but packed with both Age of Sigmar and 40K items. Everything you need to build, paint,…read moreand play Warhammer is there - paints, brushes, glue, starter kits, etc. The manager is a great resource and super helpful.

The store itself might be small, but the selection was great and the service was even better. The…read moremember of staff confidently walked me and my partner through getting the paints and tools we needed all together for us to paint, providing helpful advice all along the way.

Here's the place to get your cool but overpriced Case Western gear.read more

(6/5/19) I happened across Barnes and Noble as I was exploring the University Circle area. It…read morelooked interesting and I hadn't been in a bookstore in quite some time. Upon entering I was amazed at how few books were displayed! Most of the store was taken up by college swag on the first floor as well as on the second. About half of the second floor was devoted to textbooks, but was currently empty as the fall semester hadn't yet begun. I actually found a book that interested me, but the price was not what I wanted to pay. Will I return? Sadly I tend to doubt it. Its easier to browse books on Amazon.