I placed an order and had a follow up question and never heard back despite multiple emails. It has…read morebeen over a week and still no update on shipping. As far as I can tell they might not even be a legitimate business anymore? They haven't responded to my attempts to contact them.

Placed an order weeks ago. Company hasn't replied to contact attempts via their contact webpage,…read moreemail, or voicemail (they don't answer the phone). Product hasn't shipped, but payment to them cleared immediately. Now I have to dispute with my credit card it looks like, don't be like me, avoid them.

This store is very cute and has a great variety, we have been here twice. The first time, the lady…read morewho helped us was so friendly. But when we went yesterday, the lady we encountered was so rude that even my mother in law commented after we left (and spent good money there). I will stop going somewhere if the customer service makes me uncomfortable, and this lady most definitely did.

I really love this store. Lilylimes carries a lot of boutique brands you won't see often off the…read moreinternet. Shopping here can get pretty steep in price but I love hitting up the sales rack. This is the perfect place to shop for an upcoming baby shower or special item for a kid's birthday!

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.

Claire and her team are friendly and professional and have been so extremely helpful! We had a…read moresmall issue with shipping and they went above and beyond to make sure we were taken care of and did it all with a smile. We love our new furniture and would highly recommend this store!

This is a really great store for all things children. They have a high end selection of things for…read morechildren but it's all great quality stuff. They also have story time. When story time is over they hand out stickers to put on your reward card. Once your card has 5 stickers you get to redeem it for a $10 gift card which can be applied towards anything in the store.

This location is unfortunately going out of business along with gymboree, however they had some…read moregreat deals. Was a bit tricky trying to maneuver our stroller through there, but with such great deals I figured it would be busy in there. Cashier was very friendly.

This place is really too cute! Owned by Gymboree, Janie & Jack offer children's clothes as well as…read moreaccessories for sizes Preemie through 6 that are so gorgeous and mature- not glittery or full of car and truck emblems. If you're willing to spend a pretty penny, Janie and Jack is for you. If you don't see the point, the store will probably just annoy you as it is very expensive. I couldn't get over how 'adult' some of the clothes for teeny kids were...too cute! We're talking argyle sweaters and cabbie hats and knickers...so, so adorable! If nothing else, you must stop in and see them for yourself. Perhaps they'd be a great place to get a one-off outfit for a family photo or if you need a beautiful holiday outfit.

This is a rather charming boutique in Worthington. I stumbled upon it while I was in the area and…read morecouldn't help but check it out. It's filled with tons of fun decor items, jewelry, children's toys, bath and body products like bath bombs, and then some. The prices are a little high but exactly what I would expect for a shop like this. It's great for gifts or something for yourself. It is geared towards women but there's no harm in that. If you're out walking in the neighborhood then definitely stop in. Oh, and the staff was so friendly. They brightened my day.

I know boutiques and their prices can be intimidating but it's really hard to find unique gifts…read morelike I found here. There's a baby section with lots of items made from organic materials, house decor, toys and some clothes as well. I was shopping for my nieces first birthday and found some great items that went with her cupcake theme. The woman who helped me at checkout was very friendly and wrapped everything for me. Such a nice touch that you can't get at chain stores. My gift for my niece is wrapped and I even left with a gift for my nephew that she wrapped separately. Definitely worth the 20 minute drive.

Nice variety of stuff to choose from and really cheap prices. Owner is really nice and seems down…read moreto earth. Great place to buy 2nd hand stuff.

It's IKEA! You know what you're going to get when you go to IKEA…read more Products are good, sometimes a tad over priced but unique for the area and peices you won't find locally. Quality tends to be good, I've never had an IKEA item that wasn't good quality and last. Prices - they're bargain section is really good, they put a lot of items on clearance and for good prices, not just like kinddd of a deal, they really slash it so it goes quick. SO if you like deals, go during the week and often. Layout and product selection is very IKEA, very consistent. Hate that there's not an easier way to get directly to the section you want to get to, but ... there are cut-throughs to skip a section if you can notice them. Have been here several times and will continue to shop here!

This was my first visit to IKEA. I was excited because I've heard so many things about them! Allow…read moreme to describe my experience; The escalators were out of order (no biggie) so we took the elevator. Upon entering the second floor, it was a bit overwhelming. As we started walking, we got to see the different themes of each area- which was neat for inspiration, no doubt. But the furniture? I thinks it's meant for hobbits. My goodness if I sat on most of them, I'd never be able to get up! Soo low. The couches?They look very cheap and under comfortable for the most part- although the pricing was not . It's definitely geared more towards first apartment/college vibes. There were some end tables that looked decent. The thing that got me was when I was ready to go- I couldn't. The labyrinth just kept going!! My goodness I thought I was going to get rewarded with a slice of cheese once we got out! I know a lot of people love it but it was not for me. Wayfair around the corner was much better.

I don't donate clothing to this store but shop here frequently for my 2 year old grandson. I can…read morefind his gender-age clothing quickly in the store, so my shopping time is reduced. Cannot beat the price! Little ones enter and exit multiple sizes so quickly, so buying new clothing does not make sense. I enjoy OUAC! Appreciate the inventory too. Remember, it's a retail store with set hours to open and close. Accepting gently used items requires inspection and time. Retail is short-staffed. Visit early in the day.

Such a frustrating selling experience. I have no idea what their criteria for buying is, but they…read morehave rejected clothes that are new, brands that are expensive, and clothes that I have literally bought from them. Truly not worth your time to even try- expect $10-20 of store credit from an entire basket of clothes.