While this place is huge and advertised as an antique mall, it's really more of a flea market. We…read morewere disappointed in all the "junk".

First time visiting with family in town. E found two Oz…read morebooks that were $8 each. Both were very good condition vintage books! K found a vintage travel bag, shaped between a cube and a rectangle, for her art supplies she carries to school-- in good condition for $24. I found a piece of Franciscan pottery, the "Spice" platter for $22. I found the same on eBay for $25. Great vibe, the people there are friendly and easy to chat with. The feeling was a comfortable, hometown chill.

Cody takes the time to understand and help his customers. RC needs a good local shop like this to…read morehelp pr the hobby. Great showroom, great inventory and customer service is 5*. I will go out of my way to do business with them.

Great customer service, the employee I met with was extremely helpful and was more than willing to…read morespend his time helping me find the gear I needed. Would much rather support this business than buying online, they deserve it.

Very helpful doesn't matter if you are experienced or novice they will help you be a better brewer.read more

Hubby and I have recently got into home-brewing beer and after successfully completing a first kit,…read morewe wanted to branch out on our own recipe. Tyler was searching for home brew materials online and came across Worts & All, just outside of Columbia. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted with a friendly hello from Keith, Owner-Operator. He came over and asked how he could help us, and as we mentioned our newness to home-brewing he LIT up. He said these are the moments he hopes for when starting up his business. In walking through our shopping list, he was very knowledgeable and an overall best resource on home-brewing activities. When chatting about different malts, Keith offered up some for Tyler to taste. The biggest thing that stood out was how he helped construct a recipe for our new brew, listing out ingredients, timing, and an instruction manual with best practices. Keith was honest about what materials are most affordable and effective, which is more beneficial to his patrons then himself. Keith, Worts & All, is the holy mecca, for home-brewing activities/resources in Mid-Missouri. So grateful this business exists. We'll be back for more!!

I will say the employee who did my initial eye screening, and the doctor were both fantastic. It…read morewent downhill quickly when I worked with Steve to order my lenses. I told him I wanted progressive lenses, and he said okay that will be $381. I have insurance and the most progressive lenses can cost are $175 and there is even a free version of progressive lenses. He said they did not offer the free version or the standard version I had to have the premium version. I asked how much for just the progressive lenses, and he said $247. I left. Called my insurance and asked what was going on. They had to call Steve at Family Focus and talk to him and they told him you are under contract to offer all 3 levels of progressive lenses. Turns out he was offering me some bundle of products, none of which he discussed with me, just claimed I needed these products, didn't tell me what any of them were or show me pricing options. I have my eye prescription and will go somewhere to order lenses.

Outstanding, efficient and on-time service! Dr. Rich is extremely knowledgeable and offers…read moresolutions to all my eye issues! Highly recommend! Looking forward to working with them for all my future eye care needs!

Staff was friendly and they carried my vape! Harder than I thought to find one while I was out of…read moretown.

I went in to this place the day after Black Friday looking for a deal, and they were trying to sell…read moremade in China glass as an American brand (toro). Also marked up more than 10x what it's worth. Don't waste your money

One of their vendors lost a sale because of a silky store policy. I restore and resale tools as a…read morebusiness so I always buy tax exempt. Most stores want your tax id number, which I had. Legally they need a form 149, which I also had. They wanted a copy of the actual Missouri tax license which is not required and frankly none of their business. I also noticed that there were a lot of empty booths that weren't empty a few weeks prior, guess their vendors don't like their policies either... To the guy selling a Stanley Bailey 5 1/2, if you want to sell it without the mall making up laws to block your sale, hit me up.

This used to be a great antique mall. The owner made sure everything was pre 1970. She has…read moreabandoned the store and has left managing it to people who don't scrutinize the items in the booths. There is more and more flea market items throughout the mall. Not worth the drive anymore.

Tallulahs is one of the crown jewels, in the retail community in Columbia. Tallulahs is a kitchen…read morespecialty shop, that caters to those of us who have a passion for cooking and entertaining. I cannot visit Columbia, without stopping by and buying several items to take home. This delightful little shop is located in the heart of downtown, on Broadway. It offers practical and unique gadgets. Aprons that make a baker look like a fashionista. They also offer, professional chef quality knives. Also, with the upcoming holidays, you can find table settings, serving pieces, that will make your table an elegant showpiece. The ladies who staff the store, are a delight. They are always excited to assist you and really love it when you share stories of your purchases. My most recent purchase, a large tea towel called, Bartenders Guide, is going to be framed. When I told the owner what I going to do, she asked me to send her a pic when it was completed. She was almost as excited as I was to find this towel and to do something creative with it. If you like to entertain, you gotta shop at Tallulahs. I guarantee you will not be able to walk out empty handed.

I Rented a de-thatcher and verticut seeder for $388.52 on Friday 8/30/25 at 1:08 pm. I was told by…read morethe person in charge that it was a great deal for me since they would be closed Saturday and Monday for Labor Day and I would be only charged for a 1 one day rental if I had it back before the gates closed at 4:30 pm on Tuesday 9/2/25. I returned the equipment at 2:08 pm on Tuesday and upon checkout I was told the equipment was due back at 8:30 am on Tuesday, and I was charged nearly a full extra day, $306.16. If I had been told it was due back at 8:30 am I would have had it back on time. UPDATE: After posting the one star review, I noticed I had a 10 am voicemail from the person in charge that I spoke to at Lindsey inquiring about the return of the equipment. However, I still know what I was told. I should have known to get it in writing, it would have taken five seconds for me to have him write the deadline with the date and time of return and initial it. The people that worked there and assisted with loading and unloading were very helpful and friendly and other than the issue with the return time, the person in charge was also friendly.

Chris addressed my issue that was under warranty. Now my mower runs great. I highly recommend…read moretaking your mower to Lindsey's. Great people and great service.