Boilermaker Market (3rd Street Market)

For a student living on campus this is the best place to quickly get groceries. You can use your dining dollars or boiler express here which is really nice. They still accept the normal things like credit, debit, and cash. This is a great location especially if you live in a dorm and coming back from class

At the end of the day, if you're a student living on campus, this place is open late and offers a wide variety of items. It's one of the best places to buy snacks, groceries, supplies, whatever you need. It's a bit pricey, but it's close and has pretty solid variety

I am in love with the Chicken n' Dumpling soup they sometimes have here. So yummy, not expensive and sticks to the ribs! Yum!!

Great place to get a quick snack or something to drink

Great place for students to grab a drink or snack but the mark up is a little ridiculous. Not a good place to do actual shopping. There are some fresh options like soup that can be pretty good. Besides that, it is mostly salty and sugary snacks. On the go, for Purdue students, usually has healtier options

Typical convenience store. It has the typical assortment of chips, soda, and candy. It is also the only spot on that side of campus to get cleaning supplies and other non food needs like paper towels, napkins, dish soap, toothpaste, asparin, note paper, deodorant, mouthwash, NyQuil, and anything else you could really need. It's not a place you would really go shopping at due to higher prices and not a super wide selection, but if you need more toothpaste or more shampoo or just have the munchies one night, it's a decent place to go.

It’s okay. I find this place a great way to use up all of your dining dollars before the school year ends. The food prices are the only problem.

Very convenient. Support dining dollar and boiler express. Want things in need this is the place. Price are a little bit higher than average but acceptable.

Has all the basic needs a college student would need but prices are a bit high. Usually no line to check out.

expensive but convenient

Customer service is spotty, prices are higher, & their selection is constantly changing. However, they have many healthy options!

Its not a bad store other than the fact that prices are really high. To be specific, a large container of oatmeal usually costs 2 dollars at Walmart, while a regular sized container costs 5 dollars here. Basically only go here to spend dinning dollars or if you really need something.

Overpriced, just go to target instead, only really good in a pinch