I understand why the Queen is so mean to me, but what's the Kingsdeal?…read more Excellent and modern Shopping Center in the north part of Columbus not far from Ohio State University, with all kinds of great shops and some good Boba and dessert places - so definitely one of the better shopping malls on the north side of Columbus.

Nice area. Would have given more stars if parking was easier however I believe they are building a…read moregarage.

So many choices of quality clothing and accessories! Good restaurants in the area - easy to walk to…read morewith great food & cocktails! Highly recommend.

I've seen, what, three renovations of this place in the 35 years I've been coming? Used to be an…read moreindoor mall, with Micro Center at the end where Whole Foods is now (got my first PC there,) a bookstore, and I swear an Arthur Treacher's. Over the years it has changed into an outdoor mall, basically a fancy strip mall, with stores I am not much interested in. Too many clothes stores and salons. Around the edges are some cooler shops and restaurants. Parking is a hassle, lanes are too small, be very careful even at the edges of the main lot. I come once in a long while for Whole Foods, and the other day went to Tiki Botanicals, which I had never even noticed here, though we go to the GV location often. I'll be back someday.

Everything very easy to do business with. Wide selection of great brand and an excellent tailor on…read morehand to make sure that you have a custom fit and professional look

I love everything about this unique store! If I want to get some casual smart outfits..this is the…read moreplace! It's also great for buying my husband shoes, slacks or casual shirts. My go to for gifts, a great selection of charming small items...I love to buy my friends the Newton gold bead bracelets...but the best part is the service. They treat you warmly, they remember you...and wrap the gifts ..beautifully and free of charge. I'm grateful this independently owned store is part of my Kingsdale destination...keep up the joy, marcia McLane

Absolutely fantastic bookstore…read more PROS: -Plentiful, easy parking. This is in a strip mall with lots of space, and tons and tons of parking space. -It doesn't feel like a "sit and read" kind of place. They have a few chairs near the front door for sitting, but I honestly enjoy the lack of a ton of sitting space. It feels like a place you can actually talk about books without feeling like a librarian is going to glare at you. -They have a bathroom! I know, fancy stuff. But legit, a lot of strip mall retail businesses don't have a bathroom. Storyline, specifically, has a single unisex restroom. It's clear this is/was the employee backroom, yet they leave it available to customers. Plus, complimentary feminine care products. Seriously, this is a level of care that needs to be shouted out. -Lots of book options. With limited shelf space, most of the "normal" books are single copies out on the shelf with "trendy" books having multiple copies for purchase. This maximizes the number of books available for purchase. -Really organized with gigantic hallways and walkways. No stairs to enter anywhere. A few of the bookstores in town feel super cramped; this one feels really spacious with skylight windows and lots of walkways. It feels so welcoming. Each "type" of bookshelf is really well-organized too, including clear shelf separation between "Fantasy", "Romance", and "Romantasy", really getting more granular than the "stereotypical" organization. -Littleton's Market, with its coffee shop is in the same strip mall. They have tons of seating over there if you want to take your book that way for reading. Crimson Cup is also down the street, though you'll need to drive to that one. -All the books look pristine. I didn't see a single copy that had bent pages or folded-over covers. -They have a cute tiny kid's rocketship in the children's book area, and it's like a super-small play space that could entertain a kid or two if parents wanted to browse books elsewhere. -It's a new bookstore, and the books are priced like new copies of the books. A few were on Kindle Unlimited, but for the ones that weren't, the prices here at Storyline were cheaper than buying on Amazon. We bought a couple, as I'm happy to support a small business in town, and I was just impressed to see that their pricing is so competitive to Amazon. CONS: -I really don't have a single thing. I'd love for it to have an attached coffee shop, but now I'm just changing their entire business plan on them.

Absolutely love the selection, the friendly employees and their events. The world DOES need more…read morelittle bookstores. I'm very glad Storyline exists.

Oh man I wished I lived closer becuase I absolutely loved this shop. They had something for…read moreeveryone. I love that the clothes were cute and age appropriate and I the bags were so cute. All their accessories were amazing and I loved the staff. So friendly and helpful. The price is a little more than other shops but the quality of the products is definitely worth it. If I am ever sent back I will be coming back and getting a new piece.

Right when I walked in, I knew I would find cute things. I loved all the Valentine's decor and the…read morecolorful clothes. It was getting me excited for spring. Staff was very friendly but laid back, and let us take our time to browse the store. They carry clothing, jewelry and the Hammitt line of bags (hard to find in Ohio). I did not see any shoes, so don't think they have those. The prices are on the mid-higher end, but they did have a few sale racks with 50% off items. I loved that they have really diverse styles from trendy to work clothes.

If you need to film a movie about 1950s or 1960s America, and you need to shoot in a family owned…read morepharmacy, this is the place. Friendly staff and pharmacists, sure, but the intangibles of an old school pharmacy are all here: decent candy selection at the cash register area, newspaper rack with local and out of town papers, and a load of non health related merchandise. Need to buy envelopes, shaving cream, pencils, notebooks, and an alarm clock? This is your place. Need to fill a prescription and have a real human being with a personality discuss it with you? Step right this way. They still have little magnetic calendars for your kitchen with their info on it (free of course). Surprisingly it has the correct date when you would not be surprised if it read "1963." Honest to goodness, go into this place and look around, it will blow you away. I'm afraid and hopeful at the same time that I'll walk out and the parking lot will be filled with giant 60s American cars, and I will be back in the Kennedy era. Hasn't happened yet, but we'll see. A bit pricier than big box and chain stores? Indeed. But you get what you pay for. And this is so worth the price.

Locally owned pharmacy. Don't be mistaken that big chain pharmacy's have better prices my out of…read morepocket dropped considerably by moving my scripts to Tremont. The staff are alway kind and willing to talk to you about your medication. They also have an amazing selection of educational toys I have to admit this is where I've shopped for my nice and nephews and they have never been disappointed!!

Full of, well, stuff haha. Working at OSU, I was on the lookout for a rolling laptop cart - simple…read moreand small - and didn't want to pay the $589 price via Workday, so a coworker mentioned checking out our Surplus. The first Monday of every month the warehouse is open to staff, but you need to call and set up a time to come in. This was their first in-person sale in over three years due to covid, and since I'm three months new to OSU, I was interested to see just what this warehouse was all about. Mostly all outdated surplus, this warehouse is huge and packed floor to high-ceiling of cleaning supplies, furniture, computer monitors, and that was just the first few aisles. Erik is the head honcho, so he and the other workers found me the perfect laptop cart - for $0 - SCORE!

I'm surprised no one has listed the OSU Surplus yet. They are only open to the public on Tuesdays…read morefrom 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM, and only accept checks or money orders as payment. Most of their inventory is the typical leftover school furniture -- lab tables, desks, chairs, bookcases, random lamps -- although sometimes they have odd things like a piano, exercise equipment, library carts. The computers usually go really early in the morning. You can check their inventory online at their website, although it is not always very descriptive. I have seen some nice office furniture like coffee tables and side chairs which would not look amiss in a living room. There are also some nice antique looking desks that could be refinished to look very nice. I've bought a couple of solid old wood chairs for $5 each, and there are some decent desk chairs to be had for the same price. The selection varies widely from week to week.

Fix the watch for me that no one else could. And it was very reasonably priced. Other jewelry store…read moretold us to sell it for scrap.

I just got a look at the online preview of Argo & Lehne's October's paintings and jewelry art…read moreofferings. What a wonderful, striking collection! I love that Argo & Lehne has beautiful art pieces on its walls as well as in its showcases. Argo & Lehne, with its time-honored history, is a venue that is fresh, innovative, and so en pointe, with an emphasis on "fresh." Thank you for the inviting preview. Shopping there is always interesting.