We found some great deals here. The place is small but well organized and there are many items to…read moresee! We purchased some kitchen items and some sewing items. Actually thinking we should have purchased more!! We plan to visit again soon.

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A hip shop just outside of Columbus. Don't go downstairs unless you are looking for vintage…read moreclothing. Some great albums at good prices.

Oof. This was ok and VERY expensive for what it is. It is by vendor, and so you can find some ok…read moreprices, but this is thrift flipping at its finest. The selection is decent, and obviously selection changes day to day. There were a lot of old shirts, and not in the best condition. Tons of jeans, this is a great spot to find those.

This place is HUGE! Every time I thought I'd thought reached the end, there was yet another room. I…read morewas personally very excited about it this and am disappointed I didn't discover the rooms until a little before we left. We spent, easily, 2-3 hours in there; I could easily spend a whole day in there and look through all of their stuff. There's at least 3-4 vendors (I think--there may be more than that) that contribute to the store selection. The staff is super friendly, too. One vendor almost walked past us, but stopped and asked if she could hold our stuff at check out so we didn't have to carry it around the store! A little pricey for me, but nothing unreasonable or egregious! You'll definitely do a lot of internal debating about a purchase. Overall, wonderful experience. Absolutely worth the time and money.

Smelly and dirty People are nice…read moreJust don't like the way they display If you don't mind feeling disheveled then you should be fine

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.

Actual apartment was nice but not worth the price of utilities. Cons- There is no way we should be…read morepaying $129 for internet. There was NO option to opt out for other internet of refuse. There was no option to opt out of valet trash. Pet deposit was absurd. When leaving we were charged for not shampooing the carpets. Staff were pushy with getting renters to write Google reviews Pro- Walls were thick and we didn't hear neighbors. Pool was nice. Packages were kept safe.

The bench at the dog park has been broken for 2+ years. I have reported it to every manager that…read morehas come through the door in that time period. It's only gotten worse and now has rusty nails sticking out. Wait for the AI response to come up below as soon as I post this. If a negative review is posted, don't you think management has already been contacted? These reviews are manipulated by TCG. If you leave a negative review you will get yelled at by the manager of the moment in the leasing office.

This store is my 100% cannot miss store for finding what I need for homewares. It is a true mega…read morestore. This is both good and bad. I do find that you have to go in with an independent spirit to hunt for stuff and no expectations for customer assistance from store staff. I look at it as an adventure. This is always the first place I look when I need something home decor related. The prices are not really true discount, but they have frequent sales and often mark merchandise down on clearance.

I've only ever shopped the At Home website, even though I'm not too far from the store. During the…read morepandemic, I saw that they had free delivery on outdoor furniture, but didn't make a selection, and decided to revisit that project this year. The website offers local pickup, delivery, and local delivery on various items. I chose the local delivery option at 10 AM on a Wednesday. I didn't realize that they meant SAME DAY DELIVERY! So, by 5 PM, I had my new outdoor furniture stashed in my garage to put together this weekend! The furniture, a table and chairs, was as expected but I really was impressed with the service. I had multiple calls and texts from both the coordinator and the driver to let me know the status of my order. The driver came to my front door and asked where I wanted him to place the furniture, so I had him help carry it up the driveway and into the garage. I had a good experience with the local delivery service and don't think they brag on it enough. You do have to pay for this, but I also would have had to rent a truck if not, so I thought it was an appropriate expense.

I booked a room for this weekend, which included July 4th. However, something came up that…read moreprevented us from being about to visit. As soon as we found out, my wife called and was told that it was no problem, that there is a waiting list, and once it is cancelled, we would get a refund. We would be charged a $35 fee, though. Having not yet received a confirmation email, my wife called again, asking about the refund. And she talked to a very rude person who said we were not getting a refund because it included a holiday. Also snapped "it is clearly written in the confirmation" several times and completely ignored the question of someone previously giving us false information. The excuse was "I am a small business and need to survive"... but rings very hollow because there is no doubt it was re-rented, in fact, she is double dipping and making twice the money. Nice little racket, if you ask me. While I did miss the holiday clause in the confirmation (which was made 35 days before the arrival date, so not much time to cancel), the fact that we were told we were getting a refund is a huge problem. If we were told the truth, we would have made arrangements to at least partially attend. And if this is the way they treat customers, I am wondering if I didn't dodge a bullet by not going. Needless to say, I will never patronize this business.

Without question a first class and 5 star guesthouse! Jill, the owner, is attentive and warm and…read morehas thought of every detail. Her family history of Hawaiian culture shines through in the art and overall ambiance..The grounds are beautifully maintained and a joy to explore. The exotic birds are a huge bonus. Easy walk over to the lake and trail too! Hot tub was a treat after a long day! We can't say enough about the room and how cozy and well appointed it was. The fireplace was the icing on the cake. We will definitely make plans to visit again. Mahalo for sharing your slice of heaven with us

This place is hidden off the road on Bunty Station, so you could miss it if you aren't looking…read more Lots of gems hidden on their 4 building property - clothes, knick nacks, records, decor, furniture, old windows, etc.. I was told they constantly rotate stock, so check back.

Happen to come across this antique store while traveling to Columbus. There are many buildings of…read moreantiques to look through, and all of the items were very cool to look through. The owners are great to deal with. It is about 1.5 miles out from US-23 and it was worth it. If you have time and are willing to look through the antiques you will enjoy this place.

I have now taken two sessions of hand-building ceramics classes at the Peggy McConnell Arts Center…read moreand have enjoyed the experience thus far. The studio space itself is well-maintained, organized, and conducive to a productive and focused creative process. They offer all the tools you need to create and additional clay can be purchased throughout the session if needed. The selection of glazes that they offer to finish your projects are beautiful. Additionally, the Peggy McConnell Arts Center frequently hosts events and exhibitions that provide opportunities for students to showcase their work and connect with the local art community.

This is a nice neighborhood venue for the performing and visual arts. I have only been here for art…read moreexhibitions, but we were gifted with tickets to see The Bobby Floyd Trio. The theatre is intimate and there is no bad seat in the house. The chairs were comfortable too. Columbus is so lucky to have such great talent like Derek DiCenzo, Reggie Jackson and Robert Floyd. The Bobby Floyd Trio's show "All That Jazz" began with a documentary about this incredible photo taken for Esquire in 1958 Harlem that gathered together so many great jazz musicians. Bobby, Derek & Reggie rocked the stage with Dizzy, Sonny, Basie, Thelonious. The ticket prices are quite reasonable too.

Took K here for the Barbie exhibit. She loved it, and wanted half the Barbies (and knew some of…read morethe history already.) Housed in a nice historic building, it's just three small rooms. But they are nicely arranged and chock-full of interesting dolls, some almost 200 years old. There's a printed guide, and a treasure hunt sheet. The staff are super friendly and talked to Baby K a lot, about the displays and about her dolls. There are furnished rooms with interesting artifacts as well as antiques for sale, but we barely saw those. Definitely worth a visit if you are anywhere nearby, and a detour if you are at all into dolls like some K.

During the family trip to Columbus and while my brother was taking the exam for his insurance…read moreagent's license, my mom and me decided to explore. I told her there was this great antique store I wanted to try and brought her over to The Doll Museum at the Old Rectory as a surprise. My mom loves dolls. Still owns several of them. She used to have a ton of them. I never really liked them, they used to creep me out as a kid as I sometimes felt they were watching me. Still she absolutely loves them and I thought it would be a fun surprise for her to visit a Doll Museum. Anyway she realized the surprise as soon as she saw the sign. I laughed when she said... you lied! You said this was an antique store... well its both i responded! We walked in and were greeted by two sweet ladies who are part of Worthington Historical Society. They told us a bit about the society as well as the history of the building we were in, which was built back in 1845 as the Rectory of St.Johns Episcopal Church. It now holds the Doll Museum which has 19th and 20th Century dolls from all over the world and also has an antique/consignment store attached. They took us on a tour of the place and talked about the dolls they had on display. My mom was so happy throughout the tour, and made the entire trip to Columbus worth it. Once we were finished we shopped in the antique store where i found an antique porcelain figurine from Denmark, a few items i thought would make my living room look nicer, and some jewelry I bought for my bestie. I got her this vintage turquoise bracelet! Also the proceeds help fund the historical society, so it was for a good cause! My whole experience here was wonderful. Although I will never love dolls... i love antique stores. By the end, we left with a smile on our faces ready to continue enjoying our family trip. If you are into dolls or antiques, definitely come check this place out!