I attended their Sip and Plant Event. We had bottomless Mimosas with Champagne and Pineapple Juice…read moreand fresh berries. The ladies who worked there helped us pick out a beautiful selection of flowers for our pots. They taught us how to make how selections visually appealing and guided us to the right flowers depending on where our pot will reside. My pot will be in my front porch which is shaded and also has some sun. I was able to pick out both shade and sun flowers. The flowers here were so bright and healthy. I was so happy seeing all these beautiful colors and really wanted a job here. It must be heaven to work with the most beautiful flowers every day! I picked out 2 different flowers of different sizes. One grew taller and the other was short. I also picked out the most vibrant pink Colleus plant. I have never seen one so rich pink. This will be my filler. I also got another plant with cool hardy leaves that will also have flowers if they get sunshine for my drooping over the side of my pot plant. I was very happy with my selection and the ladies who worked there were super helpful! My pot came out $10 more than the pre made one but I was able to choose my own selection. This was such a fun event. They also had cookies, meat,cheese and wine inside the main house. I bought a spicy jar of salsa to go.

Beautiful plants, trees and shrubs. They also carry locally sourced meat, fruit, vegetables, wine,…read morecoffee. Everyone is pleasant and helpful. The event space is very nice as are the events they offer/

Great and friendly customer service from everyone there!!…read moreLinda was great helping with my Christmas gift selections! I HIGHLY recommend EM Smith!!!

As my gf and myself have agreed we won't do marriage again (we both did it once already) but I…read moredid want to get her a promise (or as she calls it a friendship ring) ring, I let her pick the store stone and settting. Linda was great, and she put up with me and my....well my sour demeanor about sales. I am very skeptical about car and jewelry sales. But she was great, and we (she, the gf) got what we wanted. Everyone was happy, because I got lunch after.

The staff is very friendly and the auction is well organized. The food is pretty good and I had a…read morefun time!

Great business owners with a fair price!! Usually have what I need or can get it within a day or…read moretwo. Eric and Lisa are kind, and honest people!!

Lovely store and really enjoyed shopping all the unique items! It's a must stop every year for the…read morePumpkin show!!

cute shop if u don't mind being followed around every part of the store if you're a person of…read morecolor! i'm never followed whenever i'm with my white friend, but when i'm with another person of color i'm followed around the store every time. this is the second time now and we weren't even wearing anything suspicious, i even had my sleeves rolled up but got followed around anyway. just ask to check my purse next time or carry my stuff for me, it's easier for both of us.

Wonderful people so friendly!!! 3rd time there. This time…read morebought a recliner sofa, very comfortable. We will be back.

We have purchased a few items from this furniture store and they are always extremly nice and…read morepolite. They are a family owned store and always show appreciation for our business. Also, the older gentleman that delivered my washer was very professional. They are good people!

A & R Alpaca Farm is such a fantastic experience for anyone who likes to interact with friendly…read morelivestock. My girlfriend had seen an ad somewhere (possibly on Facebook), and with my farm-loving mother coming to town from Canada, we knew we had to go. They don't have dedicated hours posted anywhere, as they're indeed a working farm, but after reaching out on Facebook Messenger and then calling, we were able to arrange for a visit the next day. Located about 45 minutes outside of Columbus, A & R Alpaca Farm is quite nondescript from the outside -- miles of agricultural properties surround it, and there's no overt signage marking this farm in particular...but as we nearly overshot the property, we saw a few alpacas off in the distance, and found the place without issue. As we pulled in, Aaron and Robin (the "A" and "R" of the name) had just come back from feeding the herd, and they invited us to enter the stable...which had dozens upon dozens of curious alpacas (not to mention a cat, a couple of big dogs, and several chickens) all monitoring our arrival. Robin was incredibly friendly, and after we spent a few minutes petting alpacas in a larger pen, she brought us into a smaller pen with perhaps twenty alpacas, and gave us little "cookies" to feed them with. Much to our surprise, Robin had not only named all of the alpacas (the farm has around 120 heads overall), but also managed to *remember* all of their names...and some alpacas seemed to respond when called. All the alpacas had different personalities, with some being aloof and flighty, and others being downright affectionate. One in particular had special affinity for being photographed. As soon as she saw the smart phone come out, she would come forward for a perfect photo op (seriously, folks -- I can't make this stuff up). After around 45 minutes of hanging out with the alpacas, we went into the gift shop, where there were many unique items made from alpaca yarn. Stuffed animals, toys, clothing, gloves, skeins of yarn were all available, and given that the proprietors didn't charge for our little tour, we made a point of buying a lot of goods...not as compensation, but because the goods are indeed worthwhile. If the words "alpaca gloves" don't make you want to drive there immediately, after this long and cold Columbus winter, I don't know what else will. In all seriousness, there's really nothing not to like about A & R Alpaca Farm. Robin and Aaron are kind and enthusiastic about their business, the alpacas are docile and generally willing to be petted, and the whole trip makes for a unique and delightful experience. It *is* worth noting that the animals are livestock, and it is a working farm, so you'll want to wear boots and clothes that you don't mind smelling like alpaca afterwards, but to my mind, that's more of a "perk" than a detriment.

I bought a Ruger 10/22 takedown and have had a few other items transferred there, everything was…read moreexcellent, nice supply on hand and if he don't have it, will get it. Will continue to do business.