Amazing shop that has a wide range of collectibles. The prices range is also great, there is…read moredefinitely something for everyone here. I highly recommend checking them out especially if you are looking for a unique gift this Christmas.

If Big Bang Theory and your Childhood had a love child, you would have Big Fun Columbus…read more They have an incredible collection of new toys and collectibles as well as things from your youth. Check it out if you need a trip down memory lane or that unique gift for that hard to find person.

This store is incredible and full of handmade items that make perfect gifts for yourself or a loved…read moreone! My son and I were here happened upon this shop when we planned on going to Learning Express but they were unexpectedly closed for water damage. Judy, who was working was so kind and sweet, showed up her artwork and we ended up picking up some adorable OSU bibs with ties for my twin nephews. I wish I took a picture because they were truly the cutest thing and my sister in law loved them! Affordable too! Great concept and platform for local artists!

Gorgeous space, and I love all of the art that was on display here. There was a really great…read morevariety, wonderfully showcased. I was immediately drawn in by the lovely handmade ornaments all over the beautiful greenery displays. There was plenty of stuff to browse all the way back - lots of great gift ideas for all ages! There were some neat magnet boards, doll clothes, really interesting repurposing of old books into journals and albums, and a whole lot more. This is well worth a visit and definitely a place I'd love to visit again to see what new work they are creating. This has a nice location in the Shops at Worthington Place, with plentiful parking in the shopping center lots.

I found out about Bricks and Minifigs from a news story and had some legos to sell. So I visited…read morethe Hilliard location. They buy and sell Legos and figurines. The shop workers were really nice and there is a large variety of Legos for sale within the shop. The Legos I took in happened to not have a couple of pieces but I had more boxes at home and said I would bring them in. I stopped by a couple of weeks later with seven boxes of Legos to sell. I started to pull a couple out of the box and was disappointed to hear that they do not do cash and only offer store credit. I wish they would have told me this the first time I was in before I hauled all the boxes out of the basement. I would have just given them to my niece instead of hauling these boxes all over the state.

No idea this was here. They have a store in Powell, too…read more Follow your GPS. It'll take you into a small office park, nothing you'd expect to see a retail shop in, but it's there. Open M-Sat 10-7 I think. Inside, a cool spot like a Lego club, with big sorting tables, a minifig building table, many prebuilt figures and sets, many new in box sets, etc. Staff are super friendly and helpful. Loads of interesting parts and standard stuff on the table; Baby K found enough to fill a small tub, plus built some figures. If you've lost a part or need some specialty ones, come here. Prices are reasonable, considering it's Legos, and they helped us fit stuff in a smaller container and save a bit of money. I'm sure we'll be back, and check out the other location.

This is a rather charming boutique in Worthington. I stumbled upon it while I was in the area and…read morecouldn't help but check it out. It's filled with tons of fun decor items, jewelry, children's toys, bath and body products like bath bombs, and then some. The prices are a little high but exactly what I would expect for a shop like this. It's great for gifts or something for yourself. It is geared towards women but there's no harm in that. If you're out walking in the neighborhood then definitely stop in. Oh, and the staff was so friendly. They brightened my day.

I know boutiques and their prices can be intimidating but it's really hard to find unique gifts…read morelike I found here. There's a baby section with lots of items made from organic materials, house decor, toys and some clothes as well. I was shopping for my nieces first birthday and found some great items that went with her cupcake theme. The woman who helped me at checkout was very friendly and wrapped everything for me. Such a nice touch that you can't get at chain stores. My gift for my niece is wrapped and I even left with a gift for my nephew that she wrapped separately. Definitely worth the 20 minute drive.

I was in town visiting a friend and saw a print in her apartment that she got here and wanted one…read morefor my own apartment. I wasn't sure if it was still in stock or being sold here, since my friend bought it months earlier. I ended up reaching out to State & Third on Instagram and they got back to me very quickly about the print. They were able to order it and ship it to my apartment in Chicago easily. I'm happy I was able to support a local business from afar!

Nice little eclectic store just outside of the Sheraton in Down Town Columbus. Lots of different…read moremakers of Jewelry, T-shirts, soaps and scrubs. I came in wanting either a new pendant or a new hair accessory. I walked away with a skin scrub and 2 new hair bands. Those hair bands are quite possibly the most comfortable things I've owned.

It's like going to a museum where you can take things home with you! There are certainly plenty of…read morepractical items, but the real draw is trying to figure out how some of the truly outlandish pieces fit into someone's house. This is the place to go for unique artwork, light fixtures, dining tables, etc. - and the prices reflect the level of quality, but it's possible to find deals as well.

Great experience immediate response great communication. I was able to have a beautiful piece…read moreshipped to me over in CA the entire process was impeccable my antique arrived in perfect condition overall great service. I will definitely purchase from this store again.

Dropped off a copy of a vintage photo--they helped by suggesting matte & frame, then were agreeable…read moreto my ideas. Together, we developed a look for the work that is even better than expected. Service was quick, professional, & very friendly. I will definitely go back.

I finally found a frame shop that has expert knowledge that enhances the quality for my art. I…read moreforgot how good it feels to be excited about picking up work done with finesse, detail and artisanship!!!

Very nice gaming store that was very close to our hotel. I liked that the store was open early on…read moreSunday and they had a very good selection of board games, warhammer games, magic the gathering and Pokemon cards. Thank you!

I have been a loyal customer of this card shop for years and have participated in every Lorcana set…read morerelease since the game launched. For the past two years, customers who preordered these releases received the store's loyalty discount, so naturally many of us expected the same treatment for the newest set. This time, however, the store suddenly decided not to honor the loyalty discount on preorders. While that was disappointing, what made the situation worse was the inconsistent way it was handled afterward. It came to light that at least one customer was given the loyalty discount anyway. Once other customers found out, the store began issuing refunds to some people who had preordered. My brother and I went into the store together to ask about receiving the same refund. We purchased our products the same way, were in the same situation, and were making the request at the same time. The manager told me I would not receive a refund because my name was not part of a previous conversation regarding the issue. Moments later, he approved the refund for my brother. I was left wondering how two customers in the exact same situation could receive completely different treatment. The issue is no longer about the discount itself. It's about fairness and consistency. Policies can change, but they should be applied equally to everyone. Selectively honoring discounts and refunds creates the impression that some customers matter more than others, and that's a disappointing way to treat loyal patrons who have supported the store for years. Unfortunately, this experience has significantly damaged my trust in the business, and I will not be giving them any more of my money.