I agree that parking is ridiculously expensive. I work part-time and pay $82/month, which is…read moreexpensive for downtown Toledo, Ohio. That said, the person that I see monthly for my payments is a very nice and friendly person. Today, I received a ticket for $20 because my monthly tag had expired (because our office flooded due to burst pipes... a sad story, but explains why I didn't pay monthly parking for February since we can't even work in our offices). When I presented it to him and explained the situation, he was very reasonable and we worked out a resolution agreeable to both. Yes, convenience is expensive but I appreciated the reasonable response from the person in the Kwik Parking Office today. Thank you!

Parking lot in downtown Toledo. Parking lot has seen better days. It needs to be repaved. Still i…read morehave paid more for parking in other downtown areas in other cities. It is what it is, i guess.

This is literally Toledo's best kept secret. I discovered this shopping district entirely by…read moreaccident when I came here for a comedy show just last night. As someone who's been visiting Toledo since college, I had no clue this was even here? From what the internet says, they've been open since 2004. They have a variety of nicer stores and restaurants to choose from with ample parking throughout. The place is clean, well maintained and easy to get in and out of regardless of what you're here for. I was pleasantly surprised with the variety of experiences you could have here. Toledo is really trying to revamp their image and I'm glad this place is around. No more Franklin Park Mall for me! (unless it's Dillards, but that's rare.) Thank you to whomever put this outdoor mall here, as it's really a nice addition to a duller part of town.

Great place to shop and eat. They just added Lululemon and a few others with new places to eat too!read more

So I drove past this place many times thinking it was a museum or some sort of convention/learning…read morecenter. It's the main library downtown! When I parked I knew this place would be a spot that we would be coming to, often. This library has so much to offer. Not only do they have an abundance of books, but they have learning rooms, adult events, children events, an amazing children's library section, a rooftop terrace to enjoy a book or a nice beverage, many classes, the list goes on and on. When we finally made our way to the children's section I was wowed by the aquariums, Dr Seuss room, large car like jungle gym and the staff. They had so much information to provide and hosted so many events. What an amazing library. The best I've ever been to by far.

A friend of mine had recently moved to start working here so I had to go check it out. It's…read morewonderful! It has a fantastic genealogy area upstairs, a great kids area with plenty to do, it offers so many things like a makerspace type area, and it's just a gorgeous library. I could spend hours in this library! Parking is also fantastic and gives easy access into the building. I plan on stopping in again soon!

Sure, you're hardly likely to han out here during the harsh northwest ohio weather, but weather…read morepermitting, i absolutely love hangout out in the kids club area with my 6 year old. Best part is that it's not like the other overpopulated outdoor malls and i get to enjoy the simple life of 90 degrees saturday afternoon. I fully understand this is absolutely hit or miss depending on the day, but even with 30mph wind that's about to blow my hat away, i'm still lovin' it. Other yelpers are right tho. We could use some more diverse shops. :-)

This place is gorgeous and a wonderful way to spend the day. Whether it's stocking up on clothes,…read moregetting lunch/dinner, checking out the latest books at Barnes and Noble, or hitting the movies, Fallen Timbers is always a great experience. The employees all over are courteous and helpful, and do everything they can to make sure you have a good time. Definitely worth a visit whenever you can.

On a whim, we decided to go to a Mud Hens game on Saturday night of Memorial Day Weekend. It just…read moreso happened, the Toledo Walleyes hockey team was also playing in the playoffs (they were ahead in the best of 7 series 3 -1). Needless to say, parking downtown is challenging enough, let alone having the Mud Hens an the Walleyes game simultaneously, made it nearly impossible to find parking! Bought a couple tickets on 1st base side in row T of lower level for $10 each. Cha-ching! Sadly, the Mud Hens aren't having a stellar season by any stretch of the imagination at just below 50% win rate. Fifth Third Field is a decent venue to take in a Minor League Baseball game. Not really a bad seat in the house. Stadium is very well kept and efficiently run. Many food choices. Typical stadium pricing for food. Swamp shop has a decent selection of Toledo Mud Hens merchandise. Typical stadium pricing. I have had the opportunity to attend a couple game of another MILB team last year in Sugarland TX. I wish the Fifth Third Field had a similar buffet dinner and game combo.

We had a blast at the Mudhens games on the Fourth of July. The fireworks show is amazing!…read more We like to stay at the Hilton Garden Inn and walk over to the game. The concessions are extremely expensive and the food is less than quality. The last time we went we waited probably 20 mins to get ice cream and by the time they handed it to me, the order was wrong, it was melting and overflowing out of the cup onto my clothes, there were various other colors/flavors of ice cream on mine like they didn't clean the scoop, and it was not sanitary (not clean, lots of people touching, no gloves that I saw). I was thankful that they allowed my water bottle due to medical exemption. Sometimes they let the kids run the bases after the game. The game itself was fun. The security guy kept staring down our row weirdly and it made me uncomfortable, but I guess safety seems good? A person got hit by a foul ball (must not have been paying attention) and there was pretty prompt medical attention. The scoreboard looked nice and the crew did a nice job keeping the crowds attention with the wave and dance activities for the kids while we waited for firework set up. Overall, it was a great game, just eat before you get there!

My experience is unusual but unfortunate. I purchased tickets just before Christmas for December…read more27th. I'm visiting from out of town and didn't use my phone number to make the reservation. When I arrived the center was closed down the a sheet of paper on the door explaining the players went on strike that day. I tried calling them at different offices but I couldn't get through to anyone for the next few days and then I had to fly overseas where I'm located all year. I purchased tickets directly from the center but they use a 3rd party service and when I contacted them I was given an agent in another country outside the USA who did everything they could not be accommodating. My simple request was for a full refund for the unusual event. The ticket prices were inflated during holiday and dropped half in value so I will lose have my value or full value if they are not sold. The rescheduled date was still to be determined.

I became a fan of hockey when I moved to Ohio. The Huntington Center has held a lot of home games…read morefor the Walleyes. They have also held other events. Conveniently located in Downtown Toledo. I have never had issues finding parking -- most lots and garages accept cash only. Lawrence Garage and Glass City Center Garage is card only.

the store is nasty and dirty cant walk through the isles clothes the management is nasty and rude…read morealways got something smart to say shes not right for the job they claim they didnt have no carts in store i told her theyre was in parking lot i went and got it abd told her it was out in parking lot she told me not not to come back i told her i was going to call corporate if this is what kind of people they hire to work there at the place of employment then obviously she dont need that job that bad i dont recommend going to this store shes rude as hell along with employees she needs fired!

This small local airport is great for a trip to Florida. Security is always fast to get through…read moreand finding your gate is a breeze. Get a personal pizza, subway, and a drink while you wait. They also have a bar.

This small airport used to serve as a nice, more navigable, lower stress alternative to DTW…read more Nowadays, however, it is a shell of what it used to be, and I find that extremely regrettable. It is too close to DTW, which cannibalizes much of TOL's would-be business, and the City of Toledo is not in the economic condition it used to be making it less attractive as an airline destination. I am hoping newer upstarts such as Avelo and Breeze (or similar future airlines) can help revive this and other airports like it. In the 80s and 90s, as many as seven airlines made use of TOL at any given time. The activity involved as many as 40 flights to 14 destinations. This small airport with its 9-gate terminal actually peaked in 1997 with nearly 689,000 passengers. Years of decline accelerated by the recession resulted in Amercan Airlines as the only remaining legacy airline by the mid-2010s. Traffic declined to well less than 200K passengers, but a mini boom started in 2015 led by the popularity of AA's TOL to Charlotte, NC route. This resulted in a peak of nearly 250K passengers in 2018. But then COVID happened and by 2022, AA was gone leaving just Allegiant's specialized service as the sole commercial operator. I started using the airport when I moved where I am currently in SE Michigan in 2005. I routinely took NW/Delta to DTW. There I connected to where I needed to go. Unfortunately, Delta pulled out in 2011. I used it a few more times to fly AA to ORD, but I can count those times on one hand. I loved using this airport for many reasons. It was much easier for my wife to drop me at and pick me up from TOL than from DTW. It was half the drive time from my home and it was much, much easier to get in and out of the facility. When I did need to park and fly, it was MUCH cheaper to do so relative to the usurious rates charged for parking at DTW. Check-in was a breeze and the security was easy. TSA was friendly and comparatively easy to deal with. I could get here an hour or even 45 minutes before flight time and still make my flight (not that I would have recommended doing so). And upon arrival, the small baggage claim area with just two carousels made luggage collection and getaway much quicker. I miss this easy alternative. Nowadays, I use TOL strictly for an occasional rental car pickup. The only airline operating from TOL is Allegiant, which specializes in FL vacation destinations. These are not where I typically need (or want) to go. It has probably been five or six years since I last flew from TOL. I hope at some point TOL can make a comeback. Somehow, the decline and demise of smaller airports just seems synonymous with faceless corporate smothering of America. This is a nice little airport that could serve a commercial purpose with just a little help, some imagination and less greed. A city of nearly 250K-plus people should have an airport of their own as a matter of pride, independence and identity. I realize economics drives decisions on these things, but perhaps having that as the overwhelming criterion for decision-making is part of the problem. But that's a discussion for another time.