Very cute to come here for Christmas. They do NOT take reservations. So we waited 30-40 mins for a…read morelunch table on a Sunday. We shopped around the market while we waited. But the live piano player was delightful.y partner and I got the tuna melt sandwich and the Kentucky brown sandwich. Both were really good!!

Reat place to grab lunch. It was busy but wait wasn't too long for a table. Service was good even…read morewith the crowd. They have many items of the day so be sure to ask...coffee flavor, soup, pie, etc. Quality food and fun to shop in the store. Not sure how anyone leaves without buying something. If I had to make any criticism it would be the onions could have been sweated longer for the soup for my taste and our table wobbled a lot even with something under the 1 leg post. I cannlook past all of that though.

Cute place that has home decor and fashion such as purses, wraps and jewelry. Not very big but has…read morenice things. Cute gift items and right now Christmas decorations

From the owner: With a unique variety of gifts and home decor, you will be sure to find something you love. We also…read morespecialize in heirloom quality solid wood furnishings for your home.

Expensive and nothing really special on the store. I see the same merchandise in uptown Westerville…read moreand Powell.

There was a nice mix of antiques and vintage items. The store really want that big, but there were…read moresome cool nautical items here. I liked the items that they had outside, and the price range was reasonable.

The store name could not be more accurate! This is a good-sized store packed full of amazing gift…read morechoices! There were some themed areas, such as the ones for Dublin, OSU gear, and Christmas with some beautiful trees set-up. There are a lot of homegoods, food items like soup mixes, cocoa, candy, pasta, and more. This is a great shop to browse! The staff was friendly and kind. The store is located in historic Dublin, and parking is available in the nearby public lots or garages.

Awesome store with an awesome mom running it! So proud of you and all the hard work you put into…read moreyour dream -- from the long endless nights to the COVID pandemic, you really gave it your all. I will miss being able to walk into your store to smiling faces, kids searching for fairy doors and obsessing over sweet treats, and seeing all the decorations you put up. So sad it has come to an end and so sad to see the store go, but just know that you have left a lasting impact on so many people. Proud of you :)

They always have new and exciting decor throughout the store for whatever time of year it is. I…read morefound things there that you wouldn't find at the bigger stores. I have always found I get a more personal shopper experience there. It's the place you don't want to miss for any season!

This shop has really cute seasonal decorations. They carry cute weekend clothes and buckeye wear…read more It puts me in a good mood every time I go in. They have done little trees for my mom's funeral and special wreaths for my doors. Family owned. I go weekly. I live by and am usually picking up a new plant or gift.

My first real spot during the family trip to Columbus, OH was a gift shop. We had time to kill…read morebefore the first thing we had planned so we came to the nearby Shops at Worthington and stumbled upon Pizzaz. Operated by the Worthington Craft Guild, the store is owned by local artisans who sell their wares. All of their items are handmade and I can tell you they are beautiful quality items that are perfect for gifts or decorating your own home. There were so many items I wanted to buy but i got the following: 1) A Christmas Spider. I got a beautiful ornamental spider to hang up next Christmas on one of my trees. I certainly learned something new as a Christmas Spider is based of a Eastern European folktale which explains one possible origin of tinsel on Christmas trees. According to wikipedia, "A poor but hardworking widow once lived in a small hut with her children. One summer day, a pine cone fell on the earthen floor of the hut and took root. The widow's children cared for the tree, excited at the prospect of having a Christmas tree by winter. The tree grew, but when Christmas Eve arrived, they could not afford to decorate it. The children sadly went to bed and fell asleep. Early the next morning, they woke up and saw the tree covered with cobwebs. When they opened the windows, the first rays of sunlight touched the webs and turned them into gold and silver. The widow and her children were overjoyed. From then on, they never lived in poverty again." I think it will be a nice touch to my Christmas decor. 2) A small hanging cat ornament and a small hanging dog ornament. Bought one for my mom (cat) and one for bestie (dog). Its just a cute handmade decoration. 3) Dragonfly necklace. My bestie is amazing and she was especially amazing to me and my family last couple of years especially when my mom had cancer. Mom bought her a beautiful handmade dragonfly necklace to give to her as a gift. She loved it! This is a wonderful little place in Worthington, OH and i recommend anyone in the area to support these wonderful local artists! If you are looking for unique gifts or decor come here! This place has total pizazz!

Beware. If the item does not match the website description, you must pay shipping both ways. Your…read morerefund gets a double hit. Their "Antiqued Midnight Navy Blue Mercury Look Holiday Christmas Ball Ornament" turned out to be solid blue. The only suggestion of antiqueing is the scuff marks on the very obvious seam joining the two pieces of decidedly cheap plastic. Save yourself money and grief by not falling for a pretty web page.

They offer no vehicle of communication with their online customers. That's a problem when you are…read moreunable to reach out nd inquire of a particular order that is substantially late in processing and delivery. I will NEVER order from them again! Rest assured.

I came in to this cool little shop looking for a birthday present for my mom. I had never been…read morethere before, and I loved the unique selection. They gave me a few suggestions, and I ended up buying a great little silver bowl. They gift wrapped it for me, too! Wonderful store, and I will definitely be back!

Christopher is amazing! He has gone above and beyond to help me pick out the perfect gift! They…read morestock my favorite gift to give, the Beatriz Ball collection of exquisite fine table ware and service ware. I'm in California and he went out of his way to make sure my son in Upper Arlington received his gift. Oh and the way they gift wrap of stunning! They make you feel so special. Thank you !

This store is full of great finds inside the Shops at Worthington Place. It's a great spot to find…read morea gift as they have jewelry, books, and decorations. I was able to find some gemstones for my yoga classes at a great price and my son picked up a few mochi squishies. I also picked up a gorgeous incense burner with a paw print for a friend. Love this place!

I was in the Shops at Worthington Place exploring and killing time during our family trip to…read moreColumbus, OH, when I walked near this store. There is another review that says this place has "good vibes and good smells". Well, I only came here because this store definitely has the "good smells". It actually smelled heavenly from several stores down. The stores sells gifts, books, crystals, tarot and other items. It smells so good because it also sells scented candles and has tons of different types of sage for sale. There are also amusing items and gifts for purchase. This is definitely a good place to go if you need any of the above.

This is a difficult review for me to write. I had an absolutely wonderful conversation with the…read morewoman running this store, and the interior was gorgeous and had some pretty cute things. I was taken aback by the ultra-religious thing at first, but was accepting it because what I saw was that they were doing a lot for charity in africa. Upon returning home I came to the slightly baffling realization that that was not what they're doing. I'm actually really uncomfortable with the reality, now that I see it. Let me be clear... i'm an Atheist and a Secular Humanist, but I am IN NO WAY an antitheist. I respect people's faiths and understand the importance of it. However, I get a tad touchy about when it impedes on my body, my government, or my schools. I am fine with religion as a private institute, but don't like when it is pushed upon other people. Ergo when I realized that the 50% of sales going to africa statement had to do with money spent to build churches and not hospitals... I felt a little awkward. This place is cute. I am not denying that. It's great for someone who wants that ultra-religious vibe in their house. There are some really wonderful things there, and the prices are great. I honestly wouldn't hesitate to go back if I hadn't found out exactly what the charity they were contributing so significantly to. I wish I could give a place 3.5 stars.