Harrison Farm holds a special place in my heart as one of the top destinations I enjoy visiting…read more Despite not being able to go there as frequently as I would prefer, the experience offered is truly unparalleled. The staff members are exceptional, the animals are both entertaining and well-cared for, and the produce they offer is consistently of high quality and incredibly flavorful. On top of all that, they host goat yoga sessions where the friendly and playful goats mingle with the yogis, creating a joyful environment. I strongly urge you to pay them a visit - it's an experience you shouldn't miss out on!

I attended a wonderful dinner at Harrison Farm in Groveport. Not only was the meal delicious but it…read morewas so lovely to be amongst lovely people and animals. The owner and self proclaimed "Spinster Farmer" Katherine guided us on a tour of the farm that was once tended to by her great-grandparents. Katherine greeted all of the many animals that we saw on our tour by their own unique names, showing respect and affection for each one. Harrison Farm doesn't just host dinners every now and then, you can also stop by for goat yoga or volunteer opportunities.

Can we talk about how to kill a good idea? About 60,000 people jammed the Arena District for the…read more2014 FMMF's three day event. It was big, real big. But then someone got to thinking... And a year later, the festival promoters got the great idea to fence in the festival and charge a general admission fee. A one day ticket for just one person? $60. You read that right, $60. Now I'm not into fashion but as far as the music goes, it's an open air festival. Many people realized that you could just walk up to the fence and listen to the music...for free. Hundreds and hundreds of people did do just that. BTW Ludacris's "Number One Spot" sounded just fine through that chain link fence... The promoters also came up with the great idea of selling one day VIP Tickets for $110 per person. Now according to their website, purchasing a VIP ticket got you these additional benefits over general admission: "preferred viewing areas, preferred restrooms and priority entry at the gate". Well, I never once saw anything resembling a line to get into the festival so in reality that extra $50 bought you the privilege of stepping right up to the head of the porta potty line any time you liked. Now doesn't that make your tushie feel special? On a positive note, I give a thumbs up to the promoters for trying to get some better entertainment this year and for including more local food trucks instead of relying on the carnival food fare like they did before. 2 Stars this year.

We just got married this past weekend. Sunny Meadows flower farm provided my flowers for the…read morewedding. They were gorgeous. They went above and beyond my expectations and fulfilled my vision perfectly. I highly recommend The Flower Farm.

From the owner: We grow specialty cut flowers: Handtied Bouquets, Dahlias, Lisianthus, Ranunculus, and other…read moreseasonal flowers. We have an online store as well... sunnymeadowsflowerfarm.com

I've been coming to Scioto Downs for years and it never disappoints. Stopped in for what was…read moresupposed to be a quick visit and somehow ended up having one of the greatest gambling performances in recent Ohio history. Spent most of my time on the Frankenstein slots ("more power!"), which have apparently become my emotional support machine. Between that and my horse absolutely crushing it at the track, I was starting to wonder if I should quit my day job and become a full-time racing and slots analyst. A special shoutout to Rosie at the High Limit Bar, because I refuse to play low limit machines. Rosie provided truly exceptional, phenomenal service all night and made an already great experience even better. The casino is clean, the atmosphere is fun, and there's always something going on. My wife and son had such a great time that we'll definitely be back for his 24th birthday on July 30th. Five stars. Frankenstein was spinning ("more power!"), the horse was winning, Rosie was delivering elite service, and for one glorious evening I felt smarter than the casino.

The casino area seems dated and smelly. Separate area for smokers…read more The redeeming quality is the outdoor racing area.

It was nostalgic to seeing the speakers on the pole. And hearing announcements about concessions…read more But, there were two kinds of moviegoers. Those who patiently waited in line, and those who didn't want to wait, so they started their own line, by driving across the grass and getting in front of the other cars. Management was on the scene in no time, to explain how things work but, didn't have them move! I guess there was a generation that skipped the rules. At $12.00 per adult, it sounds too good to be true. Watching a brand new movie. Followed by a second movie! There were a few pros & cons, but we had a great time.

Great place great value great service . Needs a better selection of movies. A little pricey but a…read moregood night out for the whole family.

Really cool hidden gem on the outskirts of town. A very unassuming building, but inside is a…read moretreasure of historical artifacts! I could go multiple times and still find something that I did not see before. A great variety arranged in chronological order, I think there is something here for all to enjoy.

It was my first time at Motts Military Museum in Groveport where I learned more about what happened…read morewith different wars and many of our military heroes came from Ohio. I got to see history and old uniforms that reminded me of movies and television shows featuring different wars and heroes from our history. I found out more about Eddie Rickenbacker, World War I aviator whose replica of his boyhood home on the ground while the original home on East Livingston Avenue is currently in decay and that needs to be saved because of the history of him. I was glad that to briefly meet Warren Motts, who started this museum in his home, and the land it is on was owned by a fellow veteran who leased the land to Mr. Motts for $1 year until his death and Mr. Motts and his museum own the land. I amazed on the sacrifices that they made to keep America the land of freedom and saddened on the soldiers who did not come home from duty in the services. Motts Military Museum is worth check out along in Groveport and the National Military Museum and Veteran's Memorial in Downtown Columbus. Mr. Motts and his volunteers of former soldiers and sailors keep the place going with history of the United States Military and the wars that the USA and world was in.

It's a little disheveled and on the older side, but it's a great value! There's always plenty of…read moreparking. It's easy get tickets. The employees are pretty nice. We've been twice now, and had good experiences both times. It's pretty chill.

Clean and spacious. Most seats do not recline and that does detract from the splurge feel of going…read moreto the movies in current times. That said, you're not contending with possibly non- functional reclining seats, which is a phenomenon that planks the eastern location. There is an imax theater here. The eastern AMC has one more flavor of slushy /icee

Went to United Skates of America recently and had a fantastic time!! The only reason this is 4…read morestars instead of 5 is because of the kids. My biggest complaint was that there were SO MANY kids + also going the wrong direction, on the skating rink. Several times staff came on the speaker and told everyone to be skating the same direction, but only after her saying that about three or four times did it change anything. Not really the staff's problem, but it was *really* hard dodging children everywhere, coming at me from every direction. We went during a half-off skating time, and there was a little discount for using cash, so it was $19.75 for admission and skate rental for two of us. The rink itself was very clean and in great condition. I enjoyed the variety of carpet squares all over the facility; colorful and makes it look fun. We rented skates and they were also in great working condition. I did see the staff sanitizing skates after use. I was so thrilled that staff left me bring in my big 32oz Nalgene water bottle! I drank so much of it while skating, and I was so happy to be hydrated! There is a working drinking fountain too, so I filled up a few times. The lockers were in good conditions, 2 quarters each, and there is a change machine that allows you to make change. The speakers and sound on the rink was great, and the music was good. The bathrooms were clean, well stocked, and well maintained. Overall I had a really great time skating, and definitely want to come back during an adult only time!

The location on Refugee Road consistently does not enforce any of the rules it states the beginning…read moreof the session. Today, during the 12-3 session, immediately after the announcement of rules, the announcer had to specifically reprimand 3 teenage boys who were playing tag, reminding them that they were not allowed to play tag. They continued to play tag cutting off other people, including young children who were there from a daycare center. They skated the wrong direction causing others to have to swerve to miss them and making several people to fall. After the rules announced that no one was aloud to stand and lean over the way or stop for any reason while on the skating floor, there were about seven teenagers standing inside of the rink near the half wall just talking, causing several little kids to fall. We left after less than an hour when one of the teenagers ran into my 11 year old son shoving him to the ground because he was oblivious to others. There was a referee on the floor, but he was not enforcing any of the rules. He just helped people up if he saw that they had fallen. If the rules are made to keep everyone safe, they need to be enforced, so people don't get hurt due to negligence. Not enforcing the rules is negligence on behalf of the skating center.