Smelled really bad and the guy was rude. Unfortunate…read more -----------------------------------------

The store is fine, but the guy behind the counter was borderline sexually harassing me. Very rude…read moreand disgusting behavior, will not be returning.

If you're looking for a fun day trip, the Columbus Farmers Market is definitely worth the visit…read more There are tons of vendors both inside and outside, so there's always something interesting to browse. The food alone is worth the trip! The giant BBQ turkey leg with mashed potatoes and gravy is a must-try. The ribs are also outstanding. Wash it all down with a refreshing homemade lemonade, and don't leave without grabbing some homemade donuts. One tip: eat first, then spend the rest of the day walking the market to help burn off all those delicious calories! We'll definitely be back.

It was surprising to me that I hadn't reviewed this market yet. Upon reflection it did occur to me…read morethat my last visit was close to a few decades ago. I was derelict in my Yelping of this institution for far too long. I was here seeking out Amish cottage cheese which I haven't been able to get at the Trenton farmers market for many years. I knew it would be located in the Amish wing but I needed to walk the rest of the building too. I entered that section to find crowds of people everywhere. To view the prepared hot foods would have required standing in a long line just to eventually get close enough to peek at the cases. I found the cottage cheese prepackaged and decided to walk around the rest of the place before returning to make a few purchases. There were so many temptations in the Amish part, pretzels, prepared salad items, donuts, baked goods in general and of course the meats. The rest of Columbus has treasures to be found as well, depending on your outlook. Discount over the counter drugs, health and beauty,craft soda and pickles, clothes of all kinds, shoes, housewares. I could probably go on. Really something for everyone. My stroll took me past a chicken shop that once I caught the smell of its fried goods, I knew I'd be trying on my way back. At the far end where other food stalls are I saw a taqueria that I plan on trying next trip. With a bag full of fried goodness I was no longer concerned about the Amish foods. I grabbed the cottage cheese and walked out with just a bit of regret that I didn't snag a donut or a dozen. I popped into the produce building just to see what was there. Nice looking veggies but most were sold in bulk. Towards the end of this building is a seafood market that I've heard good things about. Now I have more reasons to return. 4.5 stars !

So happy with Herman's service. We ordered crushed concrete. It was delivered on time & the guy who…read moredropped it off was so sweet. He didn't rush, gave me time to make calls and gave ideas of where to dump the 25 tons of crushed concrete. My husband wasn't home so it was nice to have someone here who was understanding. I definitely recommend using them.

This place is great! If you need landscape supplies, this is the place to go. They have everything…read more Sand. Mulch. Rock. Compost. Garden soil. Pavers. It's a fully stocked supply center and it's a recycling center as well. It's a little awkward the first time you go. The office is at one location and you pick up your supplies up the street. Here's the skinny: After you turn on Jacobstown-Cookstown Rd from 537 you'll pass a Herman's location on your left. That's your pickup location. Keep going. The office is up the street a little more. Go to the office and tell them what you want and pay for it. Take your receipt and drive over to the pickup location. Stop at the scale and tell the lady what you ordered. She'll tell you to park next to what you want and she sends the loader over. You get your scoop and go. Easy. The people are all super nice and considering the size of their operation their process is pretty simple. Unfortunately they are expensive, at least as far as their mulch prices go. This year the guy I use is $18/yard of black mulch and Herman's is $25. That adds up when you buy a lot of mulch like I do. (I use Herman's when I mulch at my parents house.) In all, if you need it, they got it, and they quote prices over the phone so you can calculate your costs ahead of time. They are super nice but you pay for the one stop shopping. The few times I came here I got good quality material and they didn't skimp on the scoop.

This is without a doubt the best of the best and it's right here in your backyard. Charlie and the…read morestaff are experts that can cover any questions about landscaping and the appropriate plants and trees for your property. From Excellent stone walls to bluestone walks to pavers they to care and maintenance they are exceptional! Also ponds . Never disappoints

Peterson's is a wonderful family run business, with an extensive knowledge of that business. We've…read morebeen making purchases there for 20 years - we're always treated kindly, they have fair pricing, and are always willing to talk us through problems and solutions, and they truly feel like a part of the community who care about your experience.

Awesome bookstore with a dangerously large selection of books on the War Between the States…read more Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Look forward to my next visit.

This store is adorable! They have so many books, so many sections and subsections! There is parking…read morein the front, and elsewhere around the little strip area of shops. If you pull in, you do end up backing onto a busy road so leave with caution. As I said, they have a great selection. There are four rooms of boons, each section is clearly labeled and occasional thematic decor. There are also occasional benches so you can sit and debate which books you want to "adopt". They're used, but gently and each has a price lower then the face value written inside. They also have the largest selection of Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys I've ever seen. Its all very impressive.