Very nice store, has all kinds of stuff, the lady at the store is very nice. The merchandise is…read morealso unique and interesting. It's a little touristy but certainly it's nice to walk around and check it out. Husband got a coffee jar, that's good. He loves it!

Lovely little store. It's the nice little store I expect to see at a small town like this. I very…read moremuch enjoyed. If I lived here I would definitively buy a few things here. It's clean and the people that work there are very nice.

Located in the basement of The Golden Lamb…read more It's a very nice gift shop that sells eclectic, Victorian and country gifts. There are many things to choose from. I saw cards, candles, ornaments, signs, plaques, trinkets, and much more. I went in for 1 purpose which was to buy a golden lamb ornament. Super cute and an awesome souvenir!

We visited the restaurant since were in town for the parade and I wanted to treat the grandkids to…read morelate lunch. Service was great but the food less delicious. We ordered the mushroom ravioli, the fried chicken dinner, the roasted turkey breast dinner, a child's turkey roast dinner and a child's chicken fingers. They enjoyed the fried chicken dinner and the ravioli. As far as the turkey dinner ($25), the turkey tasted good except it was too salty and the dressing was not as described - it was dry and clumps of bread-disgusting! None of us liked it. We did not feel comfortable complaining about it but afterwards wanted to rate it on their site-which it does allow, so here it is.

Nice store, looks clean, cute products and overall pleasant. However, it didn't feel friendly. Or…read moremaybe it's just me, idk. Other people came-in and the friendliness was what I would have graded a five star. But, when I was there, I felt "watched" and when I asked a question, I felt I got the bare-minimum answer. Anyways... maybe I am silly. Please don't let my comment keep you from visiting the store. You may very well have a different experience. I am not from the area.

Great little shop in historic downtown Lebanon. I always stop there when I'm in town to buy a…read moreCandleberry Hot Maple Toddy candle - a favorite of many. The owners are super friendly and helpful. The shop has a variety of gifts ranging from jewelry to objects for the yard.

Stopped in to look around for a Father's Day gift. Have been looking for wind chimes recently and…read morewas pleased to see I could personalize the gift! Staff were helpful and kind. Appreciate them making it promptly since we are visiting and leaving tomorrow. Cute shop!

The BrickHouse is amazing! We were in a pinch and wanted some shirts made for our family trip to…read moreDisney World. We spoke with the owner and she walked us through the whole design and layout process. We received the shirts with time to spare and they look and feel great! We have since ordered a few engraved, wooden signs for our home and as gifts and they look wonderful. Supporting local businesses is important to me and BrickHouse makes it easy to support them. Every time that I have been into the shop I have been warmly greeted and allowed to browse without being hounded to buy something. The best way for me to explain the feeling you get being in the shop is it feels like your part of their family. We definitely continue to support BrickHouse!

Love this place around Christmas. I believe it was 37.50 ...not sure if that was car load. Anyway…read morehere's what u need to know... its way out in the middle of nowhere with lots of curves and animals to watch out for. Didnt see any but with the woods it can happen.. you park in a field so potentially muddy. Its a walk around place so dress accordingly hat, gloves scarf layers ... maybe look into heated vest gloves and or scarf. There are buildings selling things like Christmas ornaments, decorations and food. Bought hot chocolate outside that was barely luke warm. They had porta potties that had awful smell and thankfully didnt need one. Lots of lights and selfie opportunities. Be kind and offer to snap pics for families ... mom always the one taking them and never in them. Lovely huge bonfire to warm up at. Its a pricey place but I think its great. They close early than posted time. I saw some people entering thru the exit. We drove 45 minutes id have been aggravated to get there and not get in when it was at least 30 minutes before closing time. The posted closing time is 9 which seems early. But by 8,:30 they stopped letting people in. They dobtake reservations and give 5 off. No discount for military or veterans Loved the toy train room and the light up arches. There is an outdoor train. You pay extra buy tickets. This is best on nights its not super cold. Definitely not raining or windy. After a rain the mud is real both for walking and parking. Some cars get stuck. The mud everywhere is a huge problem... use some of the profit to invest in gravel and straw to help make this less a show after rain.

Disappointing. Costs $37 for a carload. We waited 1 hour and 45 minutes in the car line before…read moreparking. The actual village is just muddy walkways and gift shops. The lights themselves are underwhelming and many are not working correctly. There just isn't really anything to do once you're inside.

My wife wanted to try this new market out near Lebanon after seeing it while out driving. It…read moreseemed to be a pretty neat place from the exterior. The inside seems to be a collection of various local vendors. My review is strictly related to two things. One the people working there and two the COVID rule enforcement. I kid you not that my wife and I walked the entire place and not one person working in there said "hello" or "welcome" or "do you need any help", etc.. In fact it was quite the collection of surly workers. I'm all about supporting local businesses but I don't respond well to rude or poor customer service. My other issue was seeing people in there with no masks on despite the clear as day sign posted on the door. I can't help the ignorant but as a business you should enforce your policies. I wish them luck with their new concept but they need to rethink their operation.

Market 640 is an awesome concept. As for the person complaining on their review. They have to post…read morethe signs as do all businesses but all customers can choose to do what they want, like myself who hasn't worn a mask - ever no matter where I am. I applaud the business to using common sense and the right to choose. I also like the variety of products from different vendors.

Nicely organized, neat, clean, cheery and very big gift shop - I think there were four rooms on the…read moreground floor and three above. Friendly and very chatty proprietress. Everything from tableware to garden flags to jewelry to candles, to the obligatory locally made goat's milk soap. Sadly a LOT of items made in China (not the soap) and pretty pricey. But if you need a gift for someone special, you're bound to find something here. Not as much of a selection for men, but you could grab an Ohio State Buckeyes flag! They also have a nice selection of really unique greeting cards.

Customer service is amazing!!! They will go out of their way to help in almost every way. They want…read moreyou to be happy with their service.

This place is so nostalgic for me, as I grew up going here to pick out a Christmas Tree. I love…read morecoming here. It is a beautiful farm and a perfect holiday errand as the Christmas season arrives. You're able to bring your dog along, as well, which is always a fun perk! They also have a section where you can pet and feed the goats on the farm. The Christmas Trees here are so beautiful! We had so many to choose from. Once we selected one, a worker was able to help us check-out and get us situated for our car to pick the tree up. You take the tag from the tree and pay for it inside the barn/gift shop. The gift shop has wreaths, ornaments, nativity scene figures, stockings, and pretty much anything else you can think of in terms of Christmas decor. We found a new tree topper during our visit too, which was on our agenda. Every employee we encountered was so kind and friendly! There are selections of fudge, locally made kettle corn, and other snacks available, along with complimentary hot chocolate. Our tree was around $100, which I think is more than real trees offered at super markets, however the experience of the farm and quality of the tree make it an incredible value. Big Tree Plantation holds such a special place in my heart!

I've been coming here since I was a little kid to get trees. They were always big, beautiful and…read morelush. When I started dating my husband, we stated coming here to get our tree as well. Unfortunately it has gone downhill the past few years and the trees are now sparse and dying. We went to get a tree today and all the trees in the field were brown or not very full, so we ended up getting a pre-cut tree from the tree barn. Part of the fun is cutting it down yourself so this was a bummer. They do have other things- a barn with gifts and decor, snacks and free hot chocolate. They also have some goats you can pet and feed. These are nice but unfortunately they have gone down hill in their main thing - Christmas trees. Next year we will go elsewhere for a tree. Bummer because my family knew the old owners and it use to be so great!

I had never heard of Sea Love until I saw an advertisement on Facebook for a Psych trivia night. As…read morea "psych-o" (a Psych fan), I was all in! It was not a trivia night like I was used to, but it was awesome! It was more of a candle making session 3 rounds of Psych trivia questions. They had themed mocktails and a made themed candle! It was so fun! The candle making process was SO much fun too! They get you set up with an apron and then show you how to mix and match scents that you might want. There are over 100 different scents to choose from! You also get to choose which size/color your candle jar you want. The pricing goes by the size of the candle, with the small ones starting around $38. After you choose your scents and jar, you go to your seat and then they instruct you on pouring the right amount of oil(s) for the size candle you are making. As you pour your oil until you get it to the right blend that you want, you stir the oil in the little measuring cup. After that, they help you with attaching the wick in the bottom of the jar. After that, you get some time to name your candle, make your label for it, and put the scent mixture label on the bottom. The last step is pouring in the oils and the hot wax! They give you a beaker of the hot wax depending on the size jar of your candle. You pour your oils in first and the hot wax on top. You then mix the wax and oils until they are well blended. After that happens, they give you a pair of "chopsticks" to put around your wick to keep it standing up while it curates. It takes 2 hours to curate. If you don't have the 2 hours, you can come back another day to pick it up. This was such a cool experience! I want to do a girls night out with it! In addition to this, the staff was AMAZING! Lily was super crazy helpful. She ran the trivia night. I won the trivia night in the time slot I was at. The prize was a wax melt and some popcorn. I ended up purchasing some other things to bring home!

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People are friendly and helpful. Started coming here last year…read more.. They have a better warranty and guarantee. People actually come around and ask if you want help... more consistently than other garden and nursery stores. Wish they carried ... fruit trees and composting worms, but can't knock their business decision. It'd just make it convenient for me as I haven't had luck at other local places and online seems to sellout of the stuff I want.

We bought our Christmas tree on November 19th and took it down January 4th. My partner and I both…read morecommented it was the best live tree we had bought. It still smelled great and had plenty of needles. Picture with just the light left on so folks can see how well it held up