It's been quite awhile since my last stop-in at Long's - I'm talking circa 1999-2000ish; I brought…read morea pair of pants to get tailored into skinny pants. Anywho, this time round, I had a few sentimental men's cotton t-shirts that were huge on me that I wanted taken in. Downside: $35 per shirt to shorten. Basically, the owner/seamstress lady had to shorten the bottom hem, take in on both sides, and shorten the sleeve length and top seem. The oriental owner gal said one week. I returned in seven days, but she said she hadn't had a chance to start on them and needed another week. I naturally was a bit worried that she was gonna give a half-ass job, and the end product was gonna suck, but it is what it is. Fast forward one more week, I picked up the t-shirts today, and I'm freaking elated over the good tailoring job the lady did!! Originally the shirts were size 2XL; they needed taken in and shortened quite a bit on the arms, down both sides of the body, and a hefty shortening along the bottom hem. They fit and look FANTASTIC!! She did a wonderful job bringing the sides in (originally, the shirt had NO seams on either side of the shirt!), and she even tailored enough to show the curves of a woman's body. I'm fluffin so happy!! $70 later, and I couldn't be happier with the end product! Thank goodness the tailoring was so good.

We will definitely take our clothes to Long'Tailoring and Alterations again!! Mrs Long?? was very…read morebusy when we took my dress and my husbands trousers to be altered!!! We didn't realize it was the week for the Pickerington High School's Prom!! WOW!!! She was soo very busy with prom garments to be repaired or altered!!! She was a bit short with us at the time because she was soo ultra busy...BUT she had our garments ready for pick up a week later AND the were perfect!!! Mrs Long is fantastic and a perfectionist which in the altering and tailoring business is a MUST!!!!

I had a hope chest reupholstered they did a fantastic job! And it was a great price. Project was…read moredone in no time.

I heavily debated writing this review, as my goal isn't to affect Zorica's livelihood. However,…read moreafter several attempts to quietly resolve this situation without a response, I feel incredibly taken advantage of. For context, I have a BS in Apparel Design and professional experience in garment construction. This is important as I get into the quality of work I received. I was initially impressed by her glowing reviews. She's an incredibly nice person, and we got along well. I trusted her to deliver quality work. I brought in my wedding gown and rehearsal dress in early May 2026 for my July 25th wedding. My requests for my wedding gown were straightforward: remove the straps for a strapless look, take in the side seams and bust, and hem the length. I gave her plenty of time and space to work. After checking in once in early July, she contacted me saying my dresses were ready. I thought it was odd that there hadn't been a second fitting. When I arrived, I was disappointed to see the straps were still attached. When I reminded her they were supposed to be removed, she said, "Oh, I forgot! I need to write things down." I tried on the dress, and it was still too big. The bust cups sat higher than my actual bust, and thick, bulky darts created points sticking out on both sides. We were 1.5 weeks from leaving for our wedding. Because the dress was still too big, we decided the straps had to stay or the dress wouldn't stay up. I was disappointed, but had little choice. She offered to reposition the straps at center back so they wouldn't fall down. When I returned the following week, I was appalled. One strap was positioned 2" from the center back zipper, while the other was nearly 4" away. I noticed immediately while the dress was on the hanger. Worse, the straps weren't properly sewn between the garment layers. They were sloppily hand-tacked to the interior. When I pointed out the uneven positioning, she said, "Ohh, good catch!" I attempted to try it on, but she couldn't get the zipper up, so I couldn't assess the final fit. I asked her to fix the straps that afternoon. When I returned, another bride was there for her appointment, so I couldn't try it on. Once home, I inspected the construction and was appalled. The hem was pulling and puckering, the side seams were poking out, the bust cups sat above my bust, and the darts were incredibly bulky. Rather than taking in each layer individually, she had folded the heavy layers together. The darts were sewn in the wrong direction, toward center front rather than center back. The interior construction looked horrible. I started sobbing. When I texted Zorica about these issues, her response was, "I thought you were easy going." She then deflected responsibility, claiming the alterations I wanted weren't possible and blaming the dress's mass-produced construction. Being easygoing does not mean I should accept poor craftsmanship. Attached are photos of her work compared to the corrective work performed by a second seamstress, along with screenshots of our conversations. The difference is blatant. Zorica only accepts cash. I paid her $850 for both dresses before the work was completed. I received no formal receipt, only a text confirming the amount owed. I had saved for months to pay for my alterations. I have since reached out twice requesting a partial refund of $500, with no response. I believe this is reasonable considering I had to hire another seamstress to correct the work days before my wedding. Thankfully, the second seamstress did a wonderful job. Within two days, she completely transformed the interior construction, took in the side seams an additional inch, corrected the princess/bust seams, redid the darts, and made the dress actually FIT me. I didn't get my dress back until the Friday morning before my wedding. Everything Zorica claimed "couldn't be done" was accomplished by another seamstress in two days. My advice if you work with Zorica is to be firm about your expectations. Bring someone to your appointments, take photos, and document everything. I believe my easygoing nature was taken advantage of. I gave her the benefit of the doubt repeatedly, and when I questioned the quality of her work, she deflected rather than taking accountability. My wedding day was wonderful, but I never got the strapless look I had envisioned, and a part of that vision was lost. I genuinely liked Zorica as a person, but after spending $850, paying someone else to fix her work, and receiving no response to my attempts to resolve this privately, I feel other brides deserve to know about my experience.

This was our second set of shades from Budget Blinds, and it was a great experience. Tom Laut came…read moreto our house, showed us samples, and came up with a good solution for one problematic window. A few weeks later, he installed the new window coverings. Tom is very professional and super nice. He is an excellent communicator, showed up on time and cleaned up after the installation. And Budget Blinds' five-year replacement (for any reason) policy is reassuring. We're very happy with the new shades.

Budget Blinds of Pickerington is a company that I can definitely recommend. From Tom Laut (owner…read moreand the person who came out to our home for the original estimate) to Dustin Hayes (who installed them), they were friendly, professional & did a superb job for us.

Horrible communication and customer service over the phone told me to come to the store & then hung…read moreup in my face when inquiring about services

From the owner: We Custom Make Your Jewelry. Your Own Gold, Your Own Design Or We Have Endless List of Designs to…read morechoose from. Just Knock on The Door, It Will Be Our "Golden" Opportunity To Serve You.

Simply put, Otherworld is OUT OF THIS WORLD! Don't even finish this review. Load up the car and go…read morethere now. I did zero research before going here. It was a place on my wife's "must see" list and so we went. Pulling up to the experience is underwhelming. It's located in an old mall that looks like it's auditioning for a post-apocalyptic dystopian zombie future. But, this is a perfect example of don't judge a book by its cover. From the moment that the experience starts, you're transported to another world and you're on a choose your own adventure that doesn't disappoint. The individual exhibits are all unique and so well thought out. You keep thinking "I can't believe I'm seeing this" and "I can't wait to see what's in the next room". This is certainly a place that we'll travel to go see again, and I've already told my friends and family about how special it was. I hope you enjoy it as much as we did! Now off to see their Philadelphia location...

The kids kept asking to come here, so we finally did. Good…read moreplace for families, and it was pretty busy when we went. The lighting made me a little dizzy afterward, but the kids had a good time.

good service! thank you. Gave me a fair price and the deal was efficient. I will return in the…read morefuture

The fellows are most friendly and are great to talk with. Not very receptive on the bartering. They…read moredo seem to really know their stuff. There is a very respectable display of firearms. If that's your thing, maybe come check that out. Biggest issue I had was their "Highest Prices Paid" sign out front. Sorry guys but you aren't even close. I realize that in marketing, slogans, jingles and catchy phrases are a great selling point. But there's also truth in advertising and word of mouth. For example, dealing in Silver or Gold coin and your offering around $10 an ounce, that's a complete insult. The fact that you don't dicker is even more disappointing. Especially when an hour later I found a shop on the 256 that paid $28 per. This also makes me leery of buying anything here, in the event I was interested. 06/24