A nice little place for those refined ladies and gentleman of the more conservative smoking nature…read more Woodland has a couple of dehumidifiers on their premise which will satisfy and taste expensive, or inexpensive. I am mostly fond of their cigarillo selection from occasion to occasion and the prices are typical. Walk in here most days and you will get the feel of an old school gentleman's club from yester-year with men relaxing in leather chairs, usually watching Top Gear, just having a smoke. In a second room you can see a pool table, which shows this place has some more old school, but fun occasions in it come afterhours, or for events. The owner was cordial and nice when the husband and I stopped in and everyone just went about their own business. We would stop by again should we happen to find ourselves in Delaware in need of some fancy smokes.

Nice selection of cigars that are well taken care of. Friendly owner and staff in a welcoming…read moresetting in downtown Delaware ohio. A must visit for Columbus stogie smokers. Surrounded by great restaurants and bars! They even do events with some of them. Our first visit here today but won't be our last. Well technically we came in before and after dining.

A college town head shop. It has stuff to help you use your stash. They have a lot of cool things…read more It's clean and organized inside. The staff is quite helpful and knowledgeable. It has selections for your smoking activities. It has lots of hand crafted glassware. They also have a selection of silicone pipes. An advantage of these are easier cleaning. These are $20, which seems fair. It also has a selection of stickers and assortments. It's not a huge amount of stuff, but there's usually something worth buying. This is probably the most offbeat place in this town.

I get all my glass from here now. I use to go up the street a bit to this warehouse with a shop in…read moreit, I would be buying a replacement every week just about!! The glass from the stash house is a lot stronger, haven't had to replace any of my glass yet. Plus very friendly staff, easy to find what you need, stickers, incense, and more. Don't forget to try the hemp rope out next time you go in it's only $1 for 4ft and makes smoking a bit safer

The new vape shop in Mount gilead has great prices if you have been traveling to Marion to get your…read morevapes it is the same price and on top of that you are supporting a small business in our county!!

Have been here a few times. Helpful staff and nice assortment. Prices are fair. I appreciate the…read moregood service and everything is quickly loaded into my car.

I used to get my feed here till customer service stared going downhill. I agree with the other…read morereviewer they have no price lists and employees are hard pressed to help you. I guess they get their business from the big farms and little guys like my self just get shunned. I drive farther to get feed, but its worth it to get a friendly smile and treated like a true customer.

DO NOT MAKE ANY DEALS WITH THIS STORE! I could not drive out to this store to pick up a ps4 they…read moreposted on Facebook marketplace thought I was talking to the owner since the ad said it was his store apparently it was not and since I was paying in cash they could not make a delivery to Columbus from marion after he agreed to the price and cash on delivery even set up a day for delivery and left me waiting all day for him to text me after 6pm the he was not coming and that his boss said they can't deliver to me so not only did I have a whole day wasted now the one thing my wife wanted I can't get for her Christmas so it is ruined also!

A very unique, quirky shop. During my visit I came across many collectible bottles, records,…read moretrading cards (zombies, beautiful women from around the world, and other cool things), some rings & necklaces, knives, and even some vintage gas masks, swords, and medieval chain mail armor. The woman working was very sweet and personable. I'll definitely be stopping by again.

Very hard to find operating hours if you arent on Facebook. And my Navigation system could not…read morelocate it. So pull it up on maps on your phone. Mixed reaction. Wednesday trip was a bust. I wanted 4, maybe 5 hanging baskets because that was all that would fit in my FIT. Not knowing how things worked, I missed out on potential buys. They have a tag on one of the baskets indicating if you have to buy 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 or more. Keep that in mind when you are bidding. It is more common to have to buy 6 or more. On Friday, knowing the ropes, I got exactly was I wanted. 4 baskets with a winning bid of $10 so I paid $40 plus tax by check. Check or cash, no cards. First though we had to suffer through bids on straw. I think that was in lots of 36 bales. Then onto the eggs, fresh veggies, jams, dried noodles, strawberries and baked goods. I thought those prices sold exceptionally high plus years ago, I got strawberries thinking they would taste like my Dad's and I found them tasteless for double the supermarket price. Off to the side waiting to be bid on, there were cherries, oranges, strawberries in big boxes. These likely were purchased at the same place supermarkets go to for their produce. These were from California.I could see and smell that some were definitely passed their prime. I suppose if you got a good prices and discarded the rotting ones it might be worth it. We left before these things were bid on. Come here with an open mind. Selections available on Wednesday, like Boston Ferns and planters were not available Friday. Both days had flats and hanging baskets. Both days had Amish food. All to be bid on. One batch of eggs sold for $1 a dozen.....but i can't use 15 dozen. Cute seeing the Amish buggies parked with the cars. I got the flowers I most wanted. I am pleased.

Diverse selection of vegetables, hanging plants and flats. I got 2 huge hanging baskets and 3…read morebegonia flats for around $70. Walk around first and decide what you want to bid on. They accept credit card and charge a fee. I would avoid buying the food related items.

Beautiful flowers, great service. I ordered some for my friend and it all went better then…read moreexpected. If you are looking for an amazing flower delivery service this is your place!

I ordered these because they were a local shop in Galion, OH where a funeral was taking place,…read moresince I try and hire local businesses. The flowers weren't too bad, but I was disappointed by the vase not being the one pictured on the website and not even close. My son said it looked like a bowl for cereal. It was horrible. To make matters worse, they shoved a piece of blue foil around the glass on the inside to make it "look" like the vase on the website. If they have to change the vase, a phone call should be made, I wouldn't have ordered this. This was terrible. Sorry I ordered from here. I emailed the company and got no response. These flowers were a representation of myself since I couldn't go in person. What an embarrassment!

This is an old school bike shop. What does that mean? It means the folks working here care more…read moreabout you having fun on your bike than service contracts or new bike sales. It means they ride. It's a place with folks that care. Ok, that's enough. You know I am old now. I'm also a Dad of a kid with cerebral palsy that got setup on an amazing two wheel trailer that allows him to pedal and be a part of the family. I'm also a husband of a wife training for an Ironman. And yeah, you can buy all the stuff you need on Amazon, but here a seasoned cyclist that has rode and trained the pros, will take time to explain even the smallest of questions about seat position. Check out the video: https://youtu.be/5u8JBZLJmrg?feature=shared

Five stars isn't enough. Breakaway Cycling, for me, is one…read moreof a kind. Here is the gem you find in a small town. Dan and Breakaway Cycling is the be all and end all. No brag, just fact. I first met Dan when he was supporting GOBA and saw his talent and care then, some 20 years ago. He and his staff at Breakaway don't just do it well, they do their best. Dan was able to diagnose and solve tire issues on my '85 Bridgestone Touring. It has an odd tire size, 27 1/4 Schrader. Best, Breakaway found a C&O Canal path tire for my upcoming trip. I just picked up my '22 LOOK 795, in for a firmware update and resync. Kevin is now installing half stepper cranks on two Christmas presents, Cannondale T 700's. This tuning and general going over & spiffing, will include fresh brake pads. They'll also put on C&O tires. Breakaway Cycling is one of the reasons Delaware is the place to live.