Matthew's Antiques is a fabulous find on Rt. 40! The upstairs is filled with above average,…read morewell-maintained antiques and collectibles of every sort. A very pleasant browsing experience. But, respectfully, they are risking serious liability issues with 1/2 price items in a basement that is unbearable with (black?) mold stench. I literally could not breath, it was so toxic. There is no humidifier and the mold is just clinging to everuthing. I'm now in my car with "tight" lungs and persistent dry hacking. A person with asthma would have been in serious trouble. You can't smell it upstairs, but one wonders if mold spores are circulating in the air. You expect dust and and a bit of mustiness in antique stores. This was not that. It really ought to be reported for the sake of public safety. Items in the basement would be dangerous to own, in my opinion, if they are of fabric, textile, wood, or paper (there are rows and rows of books). It's a wonderful shop, but I'd emplore the owners to gut and clean that basement, treat for mold, and add humidifiers or close that whole area downstairs to the public.

Highest price antiques I've seen in Ohio. they advertise the basement is 50% off and they're still…read moreexpensive. Couldn't handle the mold in the basement and had to leave. Waste of a trip

This antique store is inside an old barn which looks really cool. The concept is great however, I…read morewas terrified to move around in there. It seemed that every time I walked, something was shaking. Most of the antiques were made of glass so I was afraid of breaking something. My wife said the prices weren't that great although all the items in the loft and basement were 50% off. It's a really cool setup but I think it needs more variety.

Cool stop going to Salt Fork. Several people complained that the prices were higher than at a yard…read moresale. I thought the prices were fantastic compared to antique shops in the big city and most were on sale.

I stopped in on my way to Cincinnati. As I am now looking at other's reviews it certainly supported…read moremy hunch that Granny is really into online retailing and this is more of a warehouse than an antique store. While everything was extremely organized the merchandise was extremely overpriced.

My order was placed through Amazon. Granny's must have shipped the item the instant the order was…read morereceived. The product description was completely accurate. I'm a very satisfied customer!

used to love this place. Bought many things in the past including expensive furniture. Stopped in…read morefor the first time this year and highly disappointed. 90% of the store is now crafty things and candles or keychains and t-shirts. I think I saw three booths with antiques or vintage items. so sad because I loved coming down to this shop. Might think twice before I make the trek down again.

I've stopped by here a couple of times over the years to pick up local pottery. They have a great…read moreselection of bird baths and other outdoor pottery and crocks. Some of them might be factory seconds, so you have to check over pieces carefully. Indoors, the barn has the odor of cat. If you can get past the odor, they carry a large selection of modern Fiesta ware in every color and style imaginable. We picked up a serving bowl for $12. They carry a large selection of ceramic seasonal decor and candles. This visit, they were decked out for Halloween. The staff is friendly and purchases are were wrapped for travel.

I stopped in on the way home from a memorial service and I am so glad I did. Lots of interesting…read moreitems and great prices on pottery. I will be happy to make the trip again to pick up things for friends or even myself. The guy that works here was super helpful and took very good care of me. Just off the interstate so easy access.

I still frequent here and have my guitars serviced yearly to check neck and frets and they have…read morebeen good to me and informative. Wide array of guitars from Fender/Squier, Epiphone, Yamaha, Schecter to PRS and Gretch. Limited on drums, sound equipment but to be expected for area and it cost a lot to stock and maintain. So far value is the same as major retailers. I still recommend the place. It also has a wide range Taylor, Martin, Alvarez and Yamaha acoustics in a special room to audition instruments separate from electric guitars.

I love Ca House I am in band and I got my Trumpet from there and they have exceptional service.read more

dropped in to browse....lots of gold jewelry, lots of gaming stuff…read more Fred was very helpful and knowledgeable. I would absolutely buy from this store.

The people who work (or own) the store are Definitely unprofessional have one disagreement with…read morethe prices and they will kick you out the store can't have your own opinion here !!

The Colony Square Mall is honestly the only shopping area in Southeast, Ohio for miles and miles…read more It's ultimately the only option to choose from, unless you go a mile up the street to North Point Center which is starting to dwindle itself. For starters, there's ample amounts of parking... especially when compared to quality shopping options. Even in the busy holiday months, you can find a spot that's not too far from an entrance. Once inside, the bathrooms are kept relatively clean and they have security working around the clock. These two factors alone can be difficult to achieve at some malls so its greatly appreciated. When it comes to the main attractions I would say the attached movie theater brings in folks, as well as the recently relocated TJ Maxx and the classic Bath and Body Works, Victoria Secret, and American Eagle retailers. Other than those few spots, this is where retailers come to die. Nothing really lasts thanks to online shopping and better options in Columbus and heck, even Newark. The food court here isn't very exciting either, although there are numerous options. Charley's and Auntie Anne's Pretzels have been there forever and are likely the best. If I were to mention any of the others, by the time you read this review they may be gone already so I won't waste my time (RIP Wendy's, Taco Bell, Garfield's). All in all, this mall could use some TLC. While they do their best to keep the place looking nice they simply don't get enough business to really draw in a crowd. I think I see the most people there on Halloween night (they do trick or treat for the kiddos) and around the holidays. Other than that, it's a ghost town. When I was younger (early 2000's) it was more of a hangout and go-to shopping experience. Colony Square Mall needs a come back!

I decided to walk thru memory lane even though my thoughts of this place are not good or bad. Just…read morereminiscing. Disappointed in how it's turned out. Still clean but not allowed to walk early morning for exercise anymore. Some store fronts can only be accessed from outside. Many empty stores. I know from rumors they overcharged to push local businesses out to get big name stores in but it backfired. Big business are not making the money here like in Three C cities in Ohio so why pay similar price for a store especially when it's cheaper to buy land and build your own or rent elsewhere, receive incentives from local government for projects which happened. They could of had Kohl's but they built elsewhere and same with other stores. I hope they can revitalize the area but they need to change their thought process and do things differently otherwise I don't see this mall staying open for long. Inside has aged well and still looks good but outside needs a overhaul. I'm sure online businesses have hurt it too but this area doesn't have the same customer base as the three C's so they need to do things differently.