My mom's 30+ year old sewing machine was on the fritz, so I took it down the street to Northland…read moreSewing Center. Located in the strip mall next to Udipi Cafe, it was a convenient location and pretty easy to find right off of Route 161. The whole place is COVERED in sewing machines. I've never seen so many sewing machines in one location in my life. They were all organized into rows and clearly labelled so that they could easily be found when their owners came back for them. They met me at the door as soon as I walked in and already had a space cleared so that I could set down the machine. They immediately began to assess the situation by asking a couple of questions about the machine's "symptoms", testing the levers and threading mechanisms. Then they quickly unscrewed the cover and peaked inside. Turns out, a gear was broken. They pulled it out to show me and let me know that unfortunately with this make and model, the gear was no longer available to buy as a replacement. I spent no money while on this visit. Estimates and diagnosis are free. Before I left, they kindly offered to dispose of my broken machine for me and referred me to Westerville Sew-N-Save if I was interested in buying a new one. Overall, friendly, speedy and knowledgeable service. I will definitely go back if I ever have need, as well as refer my friends.

Two weeks ago I took an old 1960's Singer sweing machine to Northland Sewing Center. Michael, the…read moreowner, gives great service and he is very knowledgable about all this related with sewing machines. He was able to repair a gear that was broken and give the machine a good maintenance, so now it is good to good only one week later! Also Michael gave me great advice about how to take care of my Singer machine so it would last for a long time. Thanks for your help!

I have used this service twice, and on both occasions Tom was professional, honest, and prompt…read more Previously, I had my Brother Innov-is 3700 serviced at a sewing and vacuum warehouse store, where I was charged $200, and the machine was still not repaired correctly and it took two months. Tom provided a much better experience and quality of service. I used him for my Bernina 350 as well. Both machines were returned quickly and sewing like a dream. Thanks Tom and Shelley for your quick response and service!! I'll use you again!

Great service and prices. The service was very quick and I will use them again. I would…read moredefinitely recommend Tom to anyone who has a serious problem with their machine or just need a good cleaning.

I left a message Wednesday evening at 7:30 pm, and Steve Woodbury responded Thursday morning, and…read more was here in 1-1/2 hours! He diagnosed the problems with my PFAFF, which I have loved for years, and repaired, replaced parts, and cleaned/oiled it in just minutes!!! Worth the price and more! Thank you. It works great.

NOT THE SAME!! Not the original guy. Thomas Woodbury was skilled, honest, and fair. The new guy is…read morenot. Charged me $400. And it was not fixed. Said he would make it right, did not. This guy will ruin the business.

It's been several years since I made it up to this quilting store. There use to be a second Quilt…read moreBeginnings on the far east side of Columbus, but it closed a few years ago. Thus, this store has even more to gawk at, since all the east side stuff has been consolidated to this shop. What is my favorite thing about this joint? So many wonderful, vibrant, 60s prints. Paisleys galore! Also, quite a few pre-grouped fat quarter bunches. I always enjoy looking at these groupings: Wonderful for helping the mind push past a "can't match anything" moment! Oh, and so many finished blankets hanging all around! I like to get ideas for my next pattern when looking at finished examples. The patterns are kinda high here, but I always get plenty of ideas!

This review is consistent w/ other Yelp reviews warning consumers that Quilt Beginnings is out for…read moreyour $$$ big time. Quilting class costs $129. Expect to spend at least another $500+ on materials which the class description never even hints at, even on things that you won't ever use again, or even need/open during the class such as a book and other supplies which will be pushed on you to buy, and then when you try to return at end of class because you didn't use/need them at all, they'll say it's non-refundable such as a $30 book that wasn't even opened once. Why can't they have a common supplies basket that students share during class if it's shareable, especially if you don't need it, or won't ever use again? Because they are out to extract as much $$$ from each student as possible. BEWARE of total cost of taking any class from this place, they are out to make as much $$$ as possible at the student's expense, even if end up not using/needing for the class. When tried to return at end of class bc clearly wasn't needed for the class, manager was extremely nasty in saying it's non refundable. Very stupid way to run a business as word spreads in a community!

Wonderful shop and service. Loved the openness of their values.! Will be ordering online after…read morevisiting in person.

Soooooo I went here with My Wife…read more She sews , She Quilts She loved this place ! If she can come to Guitar Stores with me ,.... I can go to sewing / fabric stores with her :) This place was nice and had a great selection of fabric Nice staff too If you sew and quilt you'll love this place

We purchased a Kenmore sowing machine back in 1984 and it needed service. We took it to Graceland…read more-Singer on a Saturday for a repair/service. The repairman was actually there and took a look at it while we were there. He quickly diagnosed the issue and fixed it while we were there! I highly recommend this shop for any sowing machine service! They are knowledgeable, friendly, and very reasonably priced. Any service we need on the sowing machine is coming here!

Not my favorite experience with Steve-- the guy who does repairs on behalf of Singer. He seems…read moresuper knowledgable and busy so I'm sure if he were to service you it'd be great. But I got a slight condescending tone from him and in the end didn't get my machine serviced from him. He was upfront about what a waste of an investment I made (I guess it's not a popular or easy to fix machine). While he was able to identify the issue, he mentioned how much he would advise against fixing it as it would take too long and that the machine wasn't worth fixing. (And he noted repairs would cost more then the original MSRP). Again, I appreciate that he was upfront and he seems like a very nice dude generally, but I must have caught him on a bad day because he seemed a bit judgemental and dismissive. Regardless, I appreciate the honesty although he didn't solve my issue. I doubt I'll be back, because he kind of made me feel like shit as a beginner, but overall I'd probably recommend his expertise to someone.

I moved to NW Ohio in 2018. Shortly after, I called the Appliance Center and their technician came…read moreand changed the compressor on my fridge. I was happy with that service. In 2021, I remodeled my kitchen and bought my kitchen from their Maumee location. This time, they kept changing delivery dates and caused long delays in my project. I was mad but tried to be understanding given the pandemic. In 2025, the touch panel of the microwave oven they had sold me stopped working. I called them and explained the problem. They sent out a technician whose diagnosis after two minutes was (and I quote directly) "Touch panel failure". Duh! He then spent about 10 minutes on his computer and told us the part was not showing available and that we had to get a new unit. He did not take the microwave oven out of the cabinet, did not check whether the power was plugged in, did not open the back plate and look inside. He did nothing but try to use the touch panel. They he charged us $128.22 and left. Since I was busy at the time and had the old microwave that I could use temporarily, I postponed fixing the issue. Last week, I removed the microwave from the cabinet, opened the backplate and (after reviewing the user manual and watching a bunch of DYI videos on YouTube) figured that the internal fuse was blown. So I called GE parts hotline and ordered a new fused directly from the brand. After replacing the blown fuse, the touch panel lit up and the microwave oven started working. What bothered me was the fact that the technician had no interest in finding the cause of the touch panel failure and moved too quickly to advising us to order a new oven through them. Having fixed the problem myself, I called them up and asked to speak to the service department manager. I tried to explain everything chronologically but the manager was impatient, cut me off multiple times, and defended the technician's actions. He basically shut me down. I called a second time yesterday, hoping to talk to someone who cares about the Appliance Center's image, like the owners of the business. I was again routed to the service department manager, who repeated his earlier response. Not only the technician didn't do their job right for the price we were charged, but the manager was indifferent and uninterested in the experience that I, as a loyal customer, was trying to share with them. They lost me as a customer forever. I hope those reading my review will exercise caution when calling the Appliance Center for repair services.

These guys have saved us so much money. They helped us diagnose the problems on the washer, dryer,…read morestove, air conditioner and refrigerator. We bought the parts from them and they even told us to look up the part on YouTube for installation directions. If we could give more stars, we would!

Very helpful and answered my questions with authority. Now I know they can fix old sewing machines…read moreas well

While they have a nice selection of fabric, the customer service is terrible when it comes to…read moremachine service. The staff never knows when the technician will be in, when the machine will be done, or if he has even looked at it yet. The technician says that he does one thing when it is evident that he has not. Multiple times I have brought my longarm machine home after being "cleaned" and "fixed" only to have the same issues. And I have clearly seen that the machine was not cleaned. I live an hour away and when I call to let them know that the issue was not fixed, the answer is "bring it back in" (2 hour round trip). Most recently, and the last straw, was after bringing my longarm in for a cleaning and being told that I was "first in line", there was no communication about the machine and when I would call, the shop tells me they don't know when he will be in and when he was last in. Then, a week later I called to check on the status of the machine and they say it is ready for pickup. When I got there, it was not ready, but he said I can "finish it" at home. After following his instructions, the machine still did not work properly. He then stated that it would need a $700 part (mind you, the machine was not even in the shop at that time). After spending hours on the phone with the HandiQuilter tech line, I decided I would need to find another dealer. The new dealer opened the machine up and it looked as if it hadn't been cleaned in years (he sent me pictures). The tech said he has never seen a machine that bad. So, it appeared that the $300 that Red Rooster required that I pay upfront for the machine "cleaning" never got done. I will not be going back and will never recommend this shop to anyone else.