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    Pretty good store with amazing deals that you can't find anywhere else. 9/10 (4.5 stars) (my review from Google Maps)

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    Majestic Meadows Alpacas & Boutique - Woolly bear

    Majestic Meadows Alpacas & Boutique

    (62 reviews)

    Oh my gosh, I had the BEST time here. We just did the basic, self-guided tour, but it's really…read moreunder sold! We had expected to maybe pet a few alpacas, and feed some goats, but we got to go into the pens with alpacas, goats, mini pigs, mini horses and donkeys, KANGAROOS, and a wallaby. There's a free ranging tortoise, and a rather cranky camel as well. All of the animals are super social, and came right up to us for pets, even if we didn't have any food. There are add-on private encounters, but my friend wasn't interested in those, so we just did the tour, and got plenty of dopamine from that!

    This is a hobby-esque farm in a smaller town in Ohio. I know one of the biggest complaints about…read morehobby/pay-for-viewing farms is that they aren't enriching for the animals. I do not know enough about animal welfare (and what they need, when enclosed) to note anything about animal welfare, so I won't. I will say that there were a ton of attendants around, and the animals seemed active and with full coats of healthy-looking fur and feathers though. NOTES: -It's definitely outside. Most of the places you'll hang out are somewhat covered for shade/rain purposes. -It's much, much more casual than most zoos I've been in. While you can't necessarily go riding a camel, if the camel comes up to you (and doesn't eat your hat), they're very touchable. -Because this farm is so casual, it's really not a good fit for kids who don't listen. They are animals, and they can peck back if your kid is doing something that annoys them. -Most pathways are mud/gravel. Plan footwear or any accessibility access accordingly. -Most employees we encountered were definitely still in high school. -No big "backstory on the animal" signage anywhere. If you're pulling in kids, you might want to open up articles to answer any questions. OTTER ENCOUNTER: We came for the otter encounter, and I would pay for it again in a heartbeat. It was a private experience, just for the ticket attendees. We sat on the ground (on cushions), and the otters were allowed to run around us. The otters seemed pretty happy about it. They, essentially, treated us like fun new playground furniture, and they crawled pretty much anywhere they wanted. Our guide, Samyra, was absolutely amazing. She was very knowledgeable about the otters, and it's clear she loved them. They were pop around her legs and jump into her lap and squeak, and as soon as she moved, they'd follow her around. She was super friendly and definitely the most engaged/friendly employee we met that day. I wouldn't wear low-cut tops or anything that an otter can "flop" into and accidentally expose parts of you. The otters, again, treat you like playground furniture, and if they can burrow into it, they will. They were trying to get into the waistbands of jeans, and crawled onto the shoulders and down the backsides of shirts and dresses. They like playing with hair. The instructions state to tie up hair, but I don't think they would have gotten tangled in it. They just seem to like nibbling. They do have little claws, and they do bite. They don't seem like malicious or violent bites. I'd liken it to a cat love bite. I think they just like biting things. The bites are definitely a surprise ouch, but they don't break skin, and you don't really notice them after they happen. They will give little bites, though, even while seemingly happy. For example, one crawled into a pant leg, and I tried to raise the leg to see him, and he gave a little bite because he wanted to be left in the darkness. Another time, one just launched himself across the room into my lap, nipped a finger, then hopped out and kept running. Just something to note if you have little kids around. You sit on your cushions, and the otters run free around you. You can pet them as they run by, but you're not allowed to force them to stay or hold them. They will just plop into your laps, though, throughout the experience. If you've ever played with ferrets, they act like rambunctious water ferrets. They might be able to add a chair if sitting on the ground is difficult, but the otters may not interact with you as much. You stay seated on your cushions throughout the half-hour experience, and the employee gives you little otter toys and treats to attract them to you. I gotta be honest: our otters ignored all of the treats and toys and just wanted to climb around us instead. You really have to plan ahead for any of their close-up animal encounters. I'd probably guess this is their bread-and-butter for funding the place. Appointments book up like 4 months in advance, and there is no rescheduling. (There is a partial credit refund, but you'll need to stalk out another 4-month-out-date.) A lot of the animal enclosures are very cement-heavy. They aren't much to look at, and I do have some concerns there, even with no knowledge of keeping animals.

    Yasna Tailoring

    Yasna Tailoring

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    My wedding dress needed to be hemmed and I accidentally ripped the mesh-lace sleeve detail by the…read morearmpit. A friend recommended I go to Yasna and I'm so glad I did! I called to set up a time to bring my dress, she was very flexible with my tight schedule. During my first visit, I tried on the dress, she took some measurements for hemming and assessed the damage to the rip I caused. About 10 days later, I went back to try it on to make sure the length was good. I finally went back to pick up my dress and it was PERFECT. It was perfectly hemmed as if it came that length and I couldn't even tell you where the rip was. I was so impressed considering that material is hard to work with but Yasna did it. Aside from how amazing her work is, she is a kind and sweet woman and I really looked forward to seeing her each time I made the 45 minute drive. Her space is very clean and organized. Thank you so much, Yasna! You're amazing.

    The customer service was very lack luster, I felt as if I was an inconvenience when I asked for a…read morepair of pants to be hemmed, a comment was even made that alluded to they typically do wedding gowns. I was told they would call when my pants would be done, weeks had gone by and nothing. I stopped by, since I was in the area, asked if my pants were ready, she asked did anyone call me, I said no, she asked my name, and I found out they didn't even start on them. I then asked when can I expect them being hemmed, she gave me a date, said they would call, of course they didn't, so I gave them some weeks. Stopped by and they were done, but guess what..........they only take cash. Came back a few days later with cash, got my pants but felt I was over charged for the work they did. Not a fan of this place, the customer service is nonexistent, the price for small jobs is asinine, and the work was just ok.

    Marshalls - deptstores - Updated May 2026

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