Realized we have a ton of used batteries, didn't want to just throw them away. Looked this up, and…read moreit was fairly handy. It is in a very grungy industrial area of Cleveland, and the building itself is fairly grungy and industrial looking, and though across from COTA it's marked as a city agency- because it's actually a subcontractor. But there are a few little signs, one that points you down the road and a couple that say enter and exit. I've included in a picture of what it looks like where you turn in. There's not much there. When I arrived, there was a dog playing with a ball, one guy working near the building, and a whole bunch of carts set up by the dropoff area. Friendly guy, though, and friendly dog. You can bring batteries, and even more hazardous stuff here. There's a list on the website, but includes: gas, oil, CFLs, and more. Super easy and fast drop off. Clean out your garage and bring some things here.

Sheetz iz Sheetz, right? This one is pretty close to the airport and I went here after landing in…read moreorder to get some water and some sleeping solution (aka Mike's Harder) for the hotel. I was in and out pretty quick. There was a guard on duty so I'm not sure about the area in which it's located. I was on my way to the hotel in no time and my drinks were cold and helped me get some zzzzzzz's.

Bad experience only after I spoke to A supervisor Zalal very rude. Michelle apologized and was very…read moreunderstanding of our issue she was willing to lend her phone and was told she was not allowed to help us out in an emergency situation. Zalal was rude to her too snapping orders I wanted to cry

Responded quickly and professionally to a request for a proposal for some upgrade work.read more

Excellent place to demo. I found speakers that brought out parts of songs I've never heard before…read more Also purchased an 11 channel Sony A/V receiver that has been rock solid and totally immersive. I had a few set-up questions & Genesis had the answers.

Went to my Verizon store and they were out of glass shields for my phone. They referred me to a…read moreplace in Gahanna somewhere that would have it. I searched something closer and found this place. Owner says he's been open for several years. It's next door to the Famous Footwear. He installed the glass shield last week and said the bubbles will subside in a few days. I waited a week and came back to show him that two small bubbles were still viewable. He took off the old one and put a brand new on on there. There were bubbles when I left but they are now gone. The shield I got covers more screen than the one from Verizon wireless and the owner is more friendly and personable that a Verizon rep. It looks like he does phone/tablet repairs and has several cases, screens, and accessories for your phone. I will be coming back in the fit for my cellular needs. It feels good to support small businesses during these trying times.

I went there because my iPhone had froze up. They were closing and I asked the guy who was closing…read moreup, what time they opened the next day. He told me and asked what was the problem I was having? I told him and showed him the phone. He fixed it right there standing at my car. i was ecstatic Because I needed my phone. I asked his name and thanked him for fixing my phone. What a blessing he was. I would go back and recommend others. He went above the call of duty! God is good all the time.

Even though there was a half hour wait the people were friendly and didn't waste time to get my…read moreproblems resolved.

So I had high hopes but low expectations when I when the BMV a little before opening on a…read moreWednesday. Having not dealt with this agency since COVID hit, I had read varied stories of experiences with the BMV. I did my homework and knew about the online check in. I had all my documents (and extras) to get my new ID - while my old one expired 2 days later, my purse was stolen and had no license on hand. I really needed to get a new license so I could begin rebuilding my collection of ID cards - debit, credit, insurance, etc. Everything that was in my wallet = gone. Even my Red Cross donor card I learned today as I reported to donate blood. But I digress . . . It looked like the line was not too bad - until I turned the corner and saw it go on and on into the darkness. It was almost raining and very dark. I took my place in line. In a rush to get in line, and thinking I'd check in and then get to wait in my car, I didn't grab my headphones or anything else to help pass time. Shame on me. 8 AM arrived and I signed on online. It said to check in when I got inside the BMV. But I couldn't get out of line or jump ahead to get into the building - and I figure everyone else in line checked in - so it turns out that checking in online is useless. Before it really began to rain, the line moved forward enough to get me under some covering over the sidewalk. Small miracles. When I finally got to where I could see inside, I saw there were may 6 people working - each with a customer, then 3 seated in line, the rest in line outside. It was one out and one in. Once I got inside, things seemed to move along - not quickly by any means - but you could see people leaving at regular intervals. It was probably an hour overall that I got my turn. The gentleman who did my processing was quite pleasant. I used to work with this BMV a lot with a former job and recognized many of the people who had been there for years - but he was not one of them. He was, however, refreshingly positive and friendly. My documents were accepted, I passed my vision test, and eventually given my bill to pay by credit card - the one thing that did not get stolen besides my Giant Eagle rewards card. Go figure. Another small miracle - they take credit cards. My photo was taken and I was given a paper copy until my license is mailed to me. So now I kind of have a photo ID. Next up is to get a bank card so I can have access to my cash. Onward. I only hope next time I have to deal with the BMV in person there not be a pandemic to make matters inconvenient . . . .

Verizon referred me to UBreakifix for an IPAD screen replacement. Received a phone quote from the…read morePolaris Pkwy. location, took it in a few days later w/late AM drop-off & it was ready a few hours later. My screen was badly cracked & crushed to bits near the home key. These guys were great to work with & ended up finishing earlier than their original time quote. My IPAD works perfectly now! I will definitely recommend & use them again myself.

Absolutely amazing business! I got an appointment same day and got my phone back 24 hours later. I…read morecompletely shattered the back of my iPhone and it looks brand new now. No issues, and my camera finally works properly again. The front staff member was so sweet and kind. Felt like they really cared. I would highly recommend this location.

Just picked up my Technics RS 1700 R2R from the audiowright, and it's running smoothly now. This…read morewas my third attempt at getting it fixed after trying two other places without success. Despite the longer waiting period, I've realized it's worth taking it directly to the audiowright for any future repairs.

I had an old radio that needed rewired. The owner diagnosed it and fixed it fast and cheap!read more

The folks always have been nice to me. Plus the free mini-Tootsie Rolls after check out -- can't…read morebeat that!!

On my second visit, a different man was working the floor who printed my aluminum weight ticket…read morebefore all of my cans we up the ramp and weighed. He took off so I reported it to the people inside the payment office, and they wouldn't do anything, saying don't tell me, go find him and tell him. Then told me to give my driver's license to be paid for 1 pound of aluminum waste. They took their sweet time shorting my pay. I refused to give my driver's license and told them I would never return. Shame on them.