Took lovely donation book box during hours posted on website. Heavy box on a 85 degree day. Door…read moreclosed, oh no! But guy inside opened door, yay! But NO. He would not allow the books inside. Huh??? There was a metal box in a breezeway that said donations. Ok so I placed books underneath so someone with some ambition could sort in the morning. Nope, guy comes out and says I am littering. Took books to Goodwill. Don't know what was up with this apparently lazy man. Won't donate again despite being a generous patron over the years.

My son loves coming here. He like the natural playground, honey bees and feeding the fish in the…read moregeodome. We always bring a dollar so he can pick out a few books too.

Great collection of antiques. I really enjoyed going through the mall. I would definitely recommend…read morecollectors and flippers. Take a look at this collection.

From the owner: Maumee Valley Habitat for Humanity was founded in 1988 and serves the Lucas County area. Our…read moreHomeownership and Repair programs provide safe, decent and affordable housing for lower-income families and individuals. ReStore is our retail outlet offering gently used and new building materials, appliances and large furniture with all profits supporting our programs.

9 years ago I was a part of the butterflies 15 program..after leaving jail with nothing but the…read moreclothes on my back. butterflies 15 got me clothes, programs to follow, guidelines that I needed to succeed. I learned coping skills immediately which have stuck with me ever since. there is not much help for victims of human trafficking in the area and its important that we continue to spread awareness. butterflies 15 will help you add tools to your bag to overcome the issues you are facing. With that being said I celebrated 9 years clean this year and i thank butterflies 15 for giving me some tools that I needed to accomplish my goals! I learned alot about myself with my time at butterflies 15!

From the owner: We assist women who are survivors of human trafficking, domestic violence and substance use…read moredisorder. We are a drop-in-center that is open MWF 10am-3pm. We are the only drop-in-center for these women in Toledo area.

Such a nice fresh of breath air in downtown Toledo. The staff is best in town and you can either…read morelearn to fix it and gain knowledge and satisfaction, or you can have Eric and the staff fix if for you. The best place to take your bike in Toledo. I've both bought a bike from there and I have worked on mine, and it's gone perfectly every time

We found this place after my wife was needing a road bike for a triathlon. People were very…read morehelpful, educated us on the bikes, love this place. Only drawback is they are only open 3 nights a week. Bought my son's birthday present there. He was soooo happy!

First time in Ohio and it has a great zoo! The weather was awful and muggy but aside from that, it…read morewas a lot of fun! Parking is $11 and they do not accept cash. It isn't worth buying your admission ticket beforehand because you have to wait in the long line to get in. Only members have a shorter line. The security gates are before the admission and once you pay for your ticket, you walk into the smaller side of the zoo. We purchased tickets for the train ride ($3.50 a person) so we could beat a long line and we were so glad we did because when we got off (around 11amish, it was such a long line)!! The most disappointing thing to me was you literally cannot walk up to see the Giraffes unless you pay to feed them. That was really lame. You should still be able to see them. I enjoyed the other side of the zoo more. The food was okay (got a southwest wrap and it was delicious but pretty pricey at $13.50). You can't warm the wraps unfortunately and they come from a refridgerated section. I got a smoothie/slushy for $8 so that wasn't too bad and it was refreshing since it was such a hot day! The ladies working there were super nice too! Overall, would definitely come back! I enjoyed the Aviary section the most because I love birds and I appreciated how you can walk through the bird sections and take pics of them up close (they aren't caged). Super cool! The Aquarium was really fun too!

This review is limited to the facilities and catering for our annual work meeting held here. I…read moredidn't walk around the zoo, so pictures are limited to what I saw en route to our meeting location and back. The Toledo Zoo is nationally renowned and I have fond memories of visits as a child as well as from concerts at the amphitheater. My recent visit was strictly for business reasons. Parking on Hippo Way was very easy, free, and with plenty of parking spaces. Upon entering the zoo, there is security and visitors need to walk through a metal detector. The zoo is beautiful and my pictures don't do it justice! Our meeting was held in a large building/space with a lunch catered by the zoo. There were many options of fresh fruit, salads, crab cakes, cheese, and chicken skewers with pineapple. I believe there were other offerings, but these stick out in my mind. There were also desserts and cookies that I didn't try. I tend to not eat much at business events. Also, no food pics because I was not my usual obnoxious self taking pictures of everyone's food. (I was on good behavior!) The food was very good- especially the fresh fruit and chicken skewers. On the catering side, however, the kitchen was apparently overwhelmed and had run out of food pretty early on - which was later replenished. Napkins and silverware were also in short supply. The room itself was very pleasant, with many round tables with chairs. It was set up with a screen for presentations and the microphone worked well. It was a very enjoyable experience on a beautiful day. In addition to some of the catering issues, there was also a mechanical problem with the golf cart that was supposed to transport people from the meeting location to the parking lot. Overall, a wonderful experience for our annual meeting, but deducted a star because of the hiccups noted. I can't speak to value of the event because I wasn't privy to the pricing.

My extended family has been McGivern customers for many years. Michael and his staff are always…read morehelpful and his goldsmith is excellent. Even now, though I only visit the area occasionally, I've bought jewelry here, repaired jewelry, modified jewelry, have had jewelry custom-made, and they are always easy to work with and very professional. I'm always happy with the outcome and quality and that's rare these days. Highly recommend!!

just now New I have…read morevery little experience with jewelry stores, so I was incredibly anxious when I went to McGivern to have my engagement ring resized and to get some inherited jewelry appraised. When I walked into McGivern, I was immediately greeted and treated so kindly. Staff went the extra mile to help me and explain the timing, cost and options. My resizing and appraisals were completed in about 7 days which I thought was remarkable. My next trip in, I decided to resize a bracelet and reset a ring. Mike personally helped me and was incredibly helpful. Once my jewelry updates were complete- within the stated timeframe, by the way- I picked them up and I was absolutely floored at how beautifully they turned out. I would recommend McGivern to everyone and anyone and I plan to use them, exclusively, for any future jewelry needs.

A great place that gives back to the community. Their motto is People Helping People. Plenty of…read moreevents with something going on almost everyday. A great place to meet friends. Family friendly environment open to all. The service is friendly and the prices are incredible.

Easily the nicest club in Rossford. A great local spot to…read morehang out that actually gives back to our community. Membership is required but the offer great service, very personable and open to customer requests. They offer Karaoke, Live Music as well as many charity events. They also offer hall rentals 7 days a week to meet all of your needs. Stop in and check them out; maybe consider joining a s becoming a member.

The staff are extremely helpful and they have a great variety of stuff! It's so much fun to shop…read morehere!!

Decided to make a quick trip in here for see if they had a table that would look good in my office…read more A friend of mine recommended I look I to this store since she has scored a couple of good deals before. For where they are located (it used to be a Carter Lumberyard) I was expecting more of a selection of items. And quite honestly, their prices were kind of high! I looked at a table that was clearly preloved (it had scratches and some other minor cosmetic damages) and they had it priced for $99! I literally did a double take hoping I misread it but it was really priced for 100 bones. Um, no thanks. Overall the selection was nil and the overall appearance of the store was run down. They could make the place a little more inviting instead of having it look as unappealing as it is in its current state. I know resale shops are hit and miss for finds but with the little bit of items I saw for I'm surprised they were as packed as they were.

My wife, Julie, founded the first Kidz Watch in 2002 in Sylvania, OH. It was the only…read morestate-licensed drop-in facility in the state of Ohio, and one of the first in the entire Midwest. As a former elementary and preschool teacher, she was seeking to fill the gap between traditional day care and standard babysitting. 5 years later, Julie now oversees a chain of three Kidz Watch centers (Sylvania, Perrysburg and Airport West) in Greater Toledo and also owns a licensing company, DropInChildCare.com, which helps aspiring drop-in owners across the country to get started. The intitial concept has evolved over time. A standard Kidz Watch is now approximately 3,000 square feet (Kidz Watch-Perrysburg will soon open an expanded location at Levis Commons) and offers short-term and flexible full-time child care in addition to drop-in and hourly care. Julie has always promoted clean, safe, play and learn as the pillars of the Kidz Watch service and each facility and all staff are guided with these core principals in mind. If you would like to learn more about our Toledo-area facilities, please visit www.kidzwatch.net. If you are curious about opening a drop-in child care facility for yourself, please visit www.dropinchildcare.com. Kind regards, Dan MacKinnon