This is a older skate rink. That's what makes it awesome. It's like stepping in to your child hood…read morein 1992. Nothing special going on here but 10 year Olds skating and a couple middle aged men trying to show off to there wife's. Pizza is ok for a place like this. Lots of staff to help your kids when they fall.

Went to Skate America in Grove City and don't ever plan on going back. Their parking lot is small,…read moregravel, and has many holes. This is a very small facility; I've never seen a smaller roller rink. There should have been a cap of how many people allowed in, because it made skating and just moving around inside so difficult. Everything looks at least 30-40 years old here, our booth was wobbly and unstable. The carpet was old and stained. It was very challenging to move around on the carpeted areas, but also the rink, due to the extreme number of people in the building. I felt like I was in a packed bar or club. I can't overstate that there were way too many people and children. The rink itself is painted concrete, which I've never seen before. It is somewhat uneven, you can feel the small rises and falls in the concrete, but it's not too severe. There were A LOT of children with the little PVC skate-aid things, but skating as an adult was made extremely challenging & nearly impossible because of this. The music they played was fun, and there was some interactions from the DJ, like a backwards skate only, and "all girls only skate," and then "all boys only skate," for a song each. I did like that there are ceiling fans over the rink, to cool you down. The ceiling felt really low, which I think made the whole place feel even smaller. The bathrooms were pretty clean and well stocked, but I didn't like that there were no hooks on the bathroom stall doors. They did let me bring my water bottle in, which I appreciated. There were lockers, but we didn't rent one. Overall, this place is probably fine if you're a kid, but terrible if your an adult skater looking to skate. Go to United Skates or America on Refugee instead!!

Since free is one of my favorite words, I was excited to try the yoga class at the commons. It was…read morea beautiful day out and a friend joined me. The class started on time and the instructor led us through a very beginner friendly, but impactful class. My only issue was that you could barely hear the instructor. We weren't even in the very back, so I know some people couldn't hear her at all.

Over the years as many things have been located on the site now known as Columbus Commons…read more Most recently, this was the site of a large downtown shopping mall with several large department store chains anchoring the facility financially and with customer foot traffic. prior to that there was an ice rink available to the public known as the centrum. Now it is a green space that hosts, public gatherings, concerts and is a wonderful place to picnic. As of the mid 2020s there have been frequent weekly appearances of food trucks on specific days offering a wide variety of unique foods. On the north end of Columbus Commons there is an outdoor stage, which act has the venue for live performing arts events. These can include the Columbus Symphony, but also other live music and performing arts as well. some of the adjacent local restaurants have windows which open toward Columbus Commons and these are great venues too watch and appreciate all the goings on. It has become a popular spot to host a variety of cultural events, and, while significantly smaller in size and scope, in that respect it generally shares a similar mission to downtown Chicago's Grant Park. Ample parking is available in the garage to the south of Columbus Commons and on surrounding streets. There is also a large underground garage at the Ohio State house, and some other garages and flat lots nearby. I have never found parking to be a huge problem. There is also an underground garage beneath Columbus Commons. Bottom line: lots and lots of parking.

I actually want to let everyone know about their ice cream shop located inside, Barb and Roys…read more The service was excellent. Polite, offering us samples before ordering. The ice cream was creamy and delicious. Lots of different and unique flavors to choose from. The owner was great. She told us the story behind the name of the store and shared with us about a local contest (Sugar Trail) where you get a "stamp" when you make a purchase. When you collect all your "stamps," you get a "prize from the city! There was plenty of seating and even some comfy chairs. It is well lit and very clean. We needed this here in Grove City and will definitely be back for more treats! I was talking and forgot to snap a couple of pictures. Next time!

They went over and above expectations! They were so kind to our family. We had the best time and we…read moreso appreciate the phenomenal service we received.

Does not limit admission to Grove City residents. Gets overcrowded to where residents with season…read morepasses can't enter, due to over capacity. Open one less hour this year (closes at 7pm).

This place is cute! My kids do swim lessons every year with them. They are friendly and the kids…read morehave a lot of fun. My only qualm is that the buckets/small water play area seems "out of order" which is ver disappointing (I am hoping they get this up and running quickly). The small food area is also perfect for snacks (not overly priced) and a good variety!! The kids working there were very friendly though too and quick. It is a cute location and my kids have fun each time we are there!

Good bowling alley, recently remodeled and everything is in good condition. Lanes, food and drink…read moreis good. Only negatives are no handicap parking and the area around the lanes is too packed together.

HP Lanes held the PWBA Barbara Chrisman Classic presented by Storm Bowling. The lanes were great…read morethe lady bowlers participating. I had a small Pepperoni Pizza which delicious and recommend their pizzas. I normally buy a large Diet Pepsi and bottled water. The center has hosted High School Bowling Tournaments, PBA 50 Tour events, and more at the center. I want to thank Gary Joyce, the proprietor of HP Lanes for what he has done over the years along with the renovations of the center during and after the pandemic. I look forward to another tournament at HP Lanes with my normal Sunday morning bowling at $2.50 a game.

We take our Grandkids to GraceFTC indoor play area every chance we get. The area is well maintained…read moreand spotless/clean. There's so much to do from exercising small and large muscle groups. And as a bonus the play area is steps away from The Cafe where coffee, lattes, and food is served along with a spacious area to relax. The entire facility is amazing! There's even opportunity to rent space for meetings or parties!

Saw this from the freeway, and made our way over. It's hard against the road, so it's pretty loud,…read morebut it's a nice little park- really, playground, because that's all there is. No trees or anything. But a good playground, with an assortment of things to do. A couple of benches and trash cans. Well-kept. There's a little street stub where you can park; the street is pretty narrow for on-street parking but you can try that too. Baby K liked it.

We went here with friends who live nearby. A very nice park, with a sturdy shelterhouse,…read morebathrooms, etc. And a huge playground, with many play areas (and I think a soft surface.) Lots of stuff to play on. Decent parking right beside it, plus street parking nearby. A great addition to the neighborhood.