My wife and I made the 90 minute trip from SE OH to World Market in Easton Plaza, as it's the only…read moreplace we can purchase replacements for our everyday silverware pattern (Treble Clef), three forks with a total price of less than $10. While browsing through the store we spotted a coffee table we both liked; it was on sale, with an additional sale price offered with a coupon...which we did not have...but which made it a great bargain. We asked about the coupon requirement, and the salesman took us to checkout where another young man assisted us in securing the coupon through our phones, while the original salesman located the very large item (coffee table) and brought it to the front of the store. This process was embarrassingly slow, as I'd picked up my 'second' cell, a smart phone I'd not yet activated for online activity, so we had to switch to my wife's phone to complete the process, taking time in a busy checkout lane. While the checkout man helped us, the salesman opened a second lane so as not to inconvenience others unduly. We were not certain that the large box would fit into the back seat of our car, but the salesman who stayed with us throughout, thought it would, even offering to unpackage it if that would help. He was (barely) correct, and loaded it for me, and I offered a cash tip which he declined. When home, pleased with our purchase, we discovered that in the process of all this, we'd not picked up the three forks, the entire purpose of our trip. Expecting another long trip would be necessary, I called the store and a young lady immediately understood out problem and set us at ease, offering to have them shipped, and called me back later with a tracking number for Fed Ex where she dropped them off on her way home after work. I can't adequately express my feelings about the help received from these three, two young man and one young woman, all unknown to us by name; I just want to say that It was a totally exemplary experience in ALL ways, demonstrating an excellent quality of staff at World Market by enabling a couple in their 80s to successfully work through a difficult shopping experience.

Stoneridge Plaza is a large strip shopping center with a nice variety of dining options - including…read moreCap City Diner. There is also a multiplex cinema, a decent variety of retail stores, a grocery store and a variety of fast food restaurants. Personally, I'm not into the shopping aspects of Stoneridge Plaza but I do enjoy the dining options.

Ahhh, home sweet home. I think that I spend as much time at Stoneridge Plaza than I do at home or…read morework! What a Plaza! They've got it all from fine food to groceries to salons to educational services. The cornerstone of Stoneridge has to be its two large retailers: Kroger & Marshall's/HomeGoods. Another big anchor is the 16 screen Cinemark Movie Theater. Along the main thoroughfares in detached free-standing buildings, you will find almost every type of fast food chain such as Arby's, KFC, Taco Bell & Wendy's. For its age, Stoneridge has weathered the multiple storms of retail competition all around. For instance, as Easton continues to grow, Stoneridge hasn't lost a step. As so many other Plazas (or Strip Malls) have squandered over the recent years throughout Northeast Columbus, Stoneridge still stands as a premier shopping destination without all the vacancies. Like I said before, Stoneridge is like a home away from home for me. As a matter of fact, I'm there so frequently that I decided to get my mail sent there! PakMail is one of my favorite stores at Stoneridge Plaza!

How can I possibly give a smaller sized shopping center any more than 3 stars? Is it possible?…read more At this point in time, New Albany Square only houses 10 businesses which includes five retail stores, four restaurants, and a hair salon. It's not what you call a true "destination location" like Stoneridge Plaza which is caddy-corner from this strip center, but it's not all bad either. I shouldn't complain too much. I really enjoy all the restaurants and I frequent a couple of the retail stores. But you won't catch me dead in the hair salon, so don't get any funny ideas! The only real problem in getting to the Square is the traffic. If you're at all familiar with the Morse and Hamilton intersection, it ain't always easy to get around. The entryways into the Square are not as freely accessible as most shopping centers and can be clogged by bottlenecks at times. The funniest thing (to me at least) about this shopping center is its name - "New Albany Square". It's a misnomer. It is not located in "New Albany" nor is it shaped in the form of a "Square". (Now we're splitting hairs, aren't we!) It's technically located in "Columbus". The New Albany border is a mile down the road and this "Square" is shaped more like a "Rectangle", actually. Just for kicks, I would like to propose a name change for this shopping center. How about "Columbus Rectangle"? Any takers?

Open for more than a year now, this place is expanding, and becoming a center of Dublin/Plain City…read moreshopping. Anchored by Costco, with some fast food and some casual, plus shopping. Aldi, a bit more upscale than most, provides groceries. Marshall's and Home Goods have clothes and, well, home goods. There's a PetSmart, cellular store, nail place, etc. Wild Ginger looks to be opening soon, with Asian fusion. There's a Chase Bank that just opened. For food: Wendy's, Tim Horton's, Beer Barrel, and Bibibop round out your options. Fast or good, take your pick. Grab a bite, shop, and fill up (if you're a Costco member.) And be on your way. Watch out for the roundabouts. Another plus: this led them to finally put a stoplight in at Cosgray. This is handy for me on the way to work, and is right on 161 for anyone going to Plain City or the bustling metropolis of Kileville.

This is a cute little plaza with a great fountain set up that draws the eye in the center. It…read morefeatures a water wall, a waterfall, and a large pool with fountains. It's very pretty. There are a variety of levels, utilizing steps, bridges, and ramps that you can use to explore. Along the sides of the fountains are a nice selection of restaurants and shops, and the back of the plaza is adjacent to Creekside Park with its nice trails, creek, and public art to be seen.

Pet friendly everywhere. Water features, dining and boutique shopping. Summer Tuesdays host Paws in…read morethe Plaza, so all the businesses are very pet welcoming. Watering dishes everywhere. Treats at most counters. It's easy to walk some trails thru the trees along the creek. Splash in some shallow water spots. Let the kids ride in a paddle boat. Snap some pics. Grab a bite to eat. Stroll thru the shopping areas. Grab a frozen dessert treat for a last rest by the waters edge. Free parking garage. Year round events. Catch the July fireworks and the Jazz & Blues festival for sure. Don't forget to cross the street. Great patio bar with live music in the back, as well as hosting sports gatherings with the locals. A defunct self serve car wash resurrected as a local artist mural gallery. Did you know if you follow the trail under the bridge to the other side of Granville St, you end up in a park? They too host events that often includes food trucks. If you need calories and steps to burn, you can easily kill an afternoon here.

In the 6 years I've lived in Columbus, I've seen this plaza change quite a bit. But it's actually a…read moregreat plaza for a lot of unique and ethnic food options, complimented by a trampoline park, and a fairly decent Walmart.

This is a nice shopping center. The major anchor is Walmart, but there are a lot more interesting…read moresmall shops and dining available, including a Half Price Books, Tropical Trends, the Chili Verde Cafe, and the new Mjomii Dessert House. There is a nice Cinemark movie theater available here too. There is a lot of parking available, and it's pretty walkable along the interior line of the shopping center with a nice wide walkway. There's also a mailbox available.

Omg! Bibimbap at KOREAN BBQ GOONG inside North Market. So fresh, healthy and delicious! Service was…read moreawesome and food came out fast. I would definitely order this again.

Bridge Park in Dublin is a beautiful park stretching along the banks of the Scioto River. It's…read moresort of anchored by a beautiful S-shaped pedestrian bridge that spans the river. The park has lots of open spaces and a variety of options (seating and tables) for enjoying the park. We were there near sunset and the setting was beautiful. The bridge is illuminated after dark.

So the mall has a lot of bad reviews because of how empty it is but the stores that are still there…read moreare all very nice and helpful. I hope this mall doesn't close down because it is definitely very cool looking. I went to a few stores and everyone was very helpful and not pushy at all.

Come soon, you might not have much longer. About 50% of the stores are left. Some of those were…read moreclosed (but looked occupied.) So many empty though... Some desperate kiosk owners. 4 of the 10 food court spots were open. I give it another year. Half the visitors were just getting their steps in. Most of the rest headed to Scene 75 to play games. Enjoy the empty lots; parking is easy. Go to Macy's or Penney's. Remember when this was the hot new mall.