Haven't been here for more years than I care to admit to, but I found myself back gor a Christmas…read moreget together. It took me back to the days of goingbto local neighborhood bars. While the place isn't fancy, it's comfortable and quiet. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Might not be the place for trendy cocktails, but its good for a quiet get away

I visited this bar for karaoke on a Friday night and am very unimpressed by the karaoke hosts and…read morethe way they managed their system: Here are the issues: 1. The announcer was intoxicated: A rule of thumb for karaoke hosts is to always be aware and able to run karaoke to the best of their ability. After several drinks, the KJ was noticeably under the influence and being rude while interrupting karaoke singers. He may have thought he was being funny, but it came across to me as rude and unappreciative of the singers. 2. The announcer would interrupt songs with commentary: The KJ would frequently interrupt the singers (on his mic) with commentary and jokes. I found this extremely disrespectful to the singers. It was distracting to the singers, the audience, and made me feel uncomfortable. 3. The announcer was rude to me directly: During one song, he started laughing and made a comment of "well if you were to do it right". I know he somehow meant it as a joke, but I was embarrassed and that was completely uncalled for. At the end of the night, he restated he appreciated me coming out and hopes that I'd return, but as a KJ myself, there are things you just don't do when running karaoke. Being sober and able to make good judgments, respecting people when it's their time to shine, and being courteous to those around you are essential. This will be my first and last time visiting the Red Lion Lounge.

I looked everywhere on their website and instagram to see if they are still buying clothes. I drove…read more20 minutes out of my way to sell my clothes. I walk up to the door to see a sign that says "paused buying" because they have too much stuff. that's fine, but why can't you take the five minutes to update your socials??

They were incredibly picky. I brought in a big bag of nice, name brand things (American Eagle,…read moreUrban Outfitters, etc) and they took nothing. I won't bother trying to sell here again. The actual store itself was fine, so I would maybe shop here, but it's not worth the effort to try to sell.

Cute, clean store. It's nice to find a place to purchase a used book with little wear. I found the…read moreemployees to be very helpful and kind. Keeping in mind it is a used store so the selection can be limited, I thought they had many books and authors to choose from. They also carry games, puzzles, CDs and records.

My review is as a Seller but as you have to wait while they make you and offer, I've browsed the…read moreinventory and seen the prices. All in all it is the same problem that has ruined "thrifting." Cheaper than new - obviously. But a new book at $12.99 is selling for like $8.99. Better to shop goodwill bins as books are some of the last affordable things at thrift stores. As a seller I took $70 for a collection of about 200 quality dvds. sold individually on eBay or Amazon if I had the time probably $500-1000. Same with the books. I have gotten $50 for a case of 100/150 best selling hardbacks. You never know as one time I brought in quality mint condition coffee table books - my offer for the lot of 50... $2. So I don't know what the deal is but the worst thing is they don't return your books. Some they take and will throw away or donate because the don't want to offend. I wish I had the option to take the books they knew they were gonna trash. All in all, they are only game in town u nless you want to do this full time. And I see them taking advantage. But that's our America. Read they are private family owned. Interesting.

My husband and I attended a Dinner Detective at the Double Tree for a unique Valentine's weekend…read moredate night. I would recommend getting their early so you have time to park in the ramp, take the elevator to the 12th floor, purchase a drink from the bar, take a picture of your group to commemorate the night, and check in. They don't start checking people in until the starting time. You need to pick a fake name to go by for the night. It could be a favorite author, a famous person, or something silly or off the wall. Then, they will give you your table assignment and the game begins. Anyone you encounter with a name tag could be the murderer. They will introduce the victim, the detectives, and a slew of suspects, some of which are actors and some are regular attendees like yourself. You can pay extra when you buy your tickets to have someone in your party become a suspect. You have a chance to win a prize if you guess the murderer correctly. Our main courses were really good, but the cheesecake was dry. My husband, who was tentative at the beginning, was all into it by the end of the night and even said he wanted to attend another in the future. I would recommend if you want to try something out of the ordinary, you can lean into the experience, and not take yourself too seriously since it is silly at times.

Very fun show! Lots of laughter and great interaction with the audience. The food was good as well,…read morewould definitely play again

This is the first place I visit when I am in need of a book. Over the years, I have purchased books…read moreof many different genres from this independently-owned bookstore, novels ranging from popular fiction, historic fiction, mystery, fantasy, classics, romance, young adult, parenting books and children books. They sometime carry newer books, but the majority of their selection is used books. Therefore, their selection is largely dependent on what people bring in to sell. However, when they have the book I am look for or have been wanting to read it feels like I won the lottery. They can also order a copy of most books they don't have in stock. The staff is always friendly and helpful. I usually talk with the owner for 10 minutes every time I pop in, either about books he recommends or what I have recently read. I am particular fond of their two sweet dogs that are usually "working". I find the prices reasonable compared to other used bookstores. I also enjoy selling back my more popular books to them so I can get in-store credit for my next read and someone else can enjoy the book. I recommend checking out this bookstore.

Great inventory and very helpful staff. I wish this store was in my town!…read more They had a little bit of everything, but a lot of classic sci-fi and mysteries.

Took my grandson here for his 2nd birthday special day. He had a blast!! Lots of fun centers and…read moretoys. It was very clean and well organized. The owner was very friendly and welcoming.

Awesome play space!! The boutique is super cute and had tons of great finds. The owner, Jen, is…read moresuper friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend to parents of toddlers who are looking to get out of the house, meet other parents, and let their kiddos have fun in a safe, inclusive space.

I discovered this wonderful indie bookstore a couple weeks ago. I'm sorry I didn't find it sooner…read more Terri, the owner is great at helping recommend books to suit your taste. She has books in many different genres, suitable for all ages & occasions. Check it out soon. You will find, as I did, that its a wonderful place led by a very personable book enthusiast. Happy reading. CJW

From the owner: Swamp Fox Bookstore is a small independent bookstore located near downtown Marion, Iowa. Focusing…read moreon new books and community events, Swamp Fox Bookstore delights in finding the perfect book for every reader.

Love them. Always find something I want . Very helpful staff. Best liquor store in Cedar Rapidsread more

Large Bourbon Selection and beer selection and prices were around MSRP staff was very helpfulread more