Fabulous selection of beautiful unique pieces! Come check it out! Great pricing. Support local…read morecompanies.

don't sell gold and silver to these people they pay pawn shop prices like everyone is a crack head…read more go to real coin shops if you want to make anything was offered 20 bucks for a two oz silver necklace and took to coin shop and got 95 for the same necklace

Custom framing and restoration for artwork and certificates of all kinds, near downtown Columbus,…read morejust on the edge of Grandview Heights. Convenient to State Route 315 & I-670, just a few minutes from the Ohio State University campus. I have had multiple items framed here and they have done excellent work. I balance this knowledge having used other framers in the past and being personally knowledgeable & familiar with art framing and preservation. They get my recommendation and I will certainly consider using their services in the future!

Wonderful, sturdy craftsmanship and helpful, knowledgeable staff. Great eye for what's going to…read morework and both were ready in less than 11 days in *December! They made a $24 poster look like a million. Also attached a wire to a vintage mirror for me gratis.

I needed to get a trophy plaque engraved and service was so speedy. I expected to have a few days…read moreof waiting but they were able to do it quickly while I waited in the store. Pricing was super reasonable and the engraving came out perfectly. They have a great variety of gifts so I would highly recommend them for any custom engraving or personalization.

Kid K is a budding artist, and needed a little treat today. This popped up on Yelp kinda near our…read moreroute. Very nice little shop with paper, cards, pens, etc. Some reasonably priced, some much more expensive but more professional. A good selection, for a kid or an adult. The cards were very cool. You could make your own at a table near the back. There were also journals and notebooks, etc. Staff were super friendly and helpful. Parking is typical Short North. I'm sure we will be back.

On Paper is a cute shop, perfect for finding a gift for a stationery or trinket lover. There is a…read morenice selection of papers, pens, journals, greeting cards, and more. They have some more speciality items such as sealing waxes and nice inks as well. I purchased a postcard, matchbook, and a small glass horse:) Good place to stop by while waiting for a drink order at One Line Coffee next door!

They've done a bathroom for us this year, along with some lighting, flooring, countertop, and…read morebacksplash for our kitchen. We are very pleased and the price was right.

The owner came out, measured, and gave me a sq. ft. installed price that was competitive with some…read moreof the other fabricators that I had talked to, not the lowest price by the way but within my modest budget. They were able to get a particular stone that I wanted so that clinched the deal. He was, throughout this purchase and installation, always pleasant and polite. I wanted a honed finish on the stone: he first quoted me double what anyone else had for honing, but then he did agree to match the pricing from other stone yards for that finish. I had to wait many weeks for him to template and be ready to install. Whoops, he suddenly discovered that my walls were not straight! In a 75 year old house that he had already seen and taken measurements before quoting -- Well, that would be an extra $200 to scribe the stone to the wall (I do not understand why every fabricator makes a template if they expect the walls to be straight and not have to cut the stone to fit...). He then asked if I wanted an "enhancing" sealer on the stone -- explaining that the stone would be darkened by it. I told him "NO" because the color of the stone, as it was, was just what I was after. Installation day: he had applied the enhancer to the stone anyway. It changed the color of the stone from grey-green to gray-black. The seam was not well color matched to the stone, much lighter, unexpectedly wide and very visible. I would guess that he had mixed it to match the original color of the stone. When I asked him if it could be improved, he said "NO". He told me that it would darken as it cured. The edge along the wall, that I had paid extra to have the stone fit, varies from 1/16" to nearly 3/8" gaps (I have seen example of other installer's work that is closer, including much narrower seams, so, I don't understand just what I paid the extra $200 for), filled with BRIGHT WHITE caulk. The stone is dark and the walls were not going to be white. He told me that I would need to paint the caulk to blend it in. Colored caulk is readily available, by the way. UPDATE AT JUST ABOUT 2 YEARS LATER: the caulk is starting to fail (gap and crack) at points. Shouldn't it last longer? Also, he attached the undermount sink to the counter with caulk only. My cabinet guys told me that they have to redo that sort of installation often because they fail. Clips or a harness should be used. I am purchasing a harness device to secure the sink myself. After some time when it became obvious that the seam material was NOT going to darken, I asked him to come back and make it better, and to try to remove the enhancing sealer. To his credit, he did come back: the seam is much less visible now, which is why I originally gave an A-OK rating, but his effort to remove the enhancer only produced a subtle restoration toward the original color. Plus he skipped one section of counter entirely so it is visibly darker than the rest (although as it is subtle, most wouldn't notice). So, I would say that his work is just barely okay, definitely not top quality, and left me somewhat disappointed with my countertop. Apparently the honing and edge scribing was done by the yard where he got the stone, Mees Distributors. So I can't be sure if the uneven scribe is their error (careless work) or his (bad template)..

know their products. good choices of clay. prices are fair. no big show room to get confused.read more

I dig ceramics, and thus, I dig Columbus Clay…read more Columbus Clay in my opinion is one of the only places in Columbus where you can find most any thing imaginable you'll need for your ceramics endeavors without having to visit multiple stores and waste gas. I am a fan that they carry multiple bodies of clay, and they also carry multiple ceramic slips, stains, glazes, tools, and most anything your potters heart could desire. The guys that work here can sometimes seem rough around the edges, but their humor will sometimes lighten the mood. Appearances are deceiving about this place. I figured it would have a slightly larger sales floor than it has, but when you walk in the door, there's some random things sitting around... mostly raw materials, and glaze test tiles, and boards adorn the walls. You walk up to a showcase/desk where you are usually greeted in a salty tone. You get a vibe of "What do you want?", but that doesn't deter me, because like I said, these guys warm up to you eventually, but I would recommend that you know what you are going to buy before you venture in, because this is NOT a shopper friendly sales floor, and while some of the guys who work here sort of know the odds and ends about ceramics, there are others who are clueless and probably only work there, because it is a partial warehouse. I would recommend checking out their website and looking at their product, making a list, and taking it with you, because you will forget quickly. It's happened multiple times, and then you stand there like some kind of buffoon with temporary brain fart until after you're in the car driving home, then do you realize, "DAMMIT, I needed some pyrometric cones!!!" Columbus Clay gives student discounts, which is a plus, and they have been nice enough to take my orders via e-mail and over the phone, so my husband can stop by and pick up my supplies. I don't like Columbus Clay's hours. No weekend hours!? Come on guys!? I have to work a Mon-Fri 9-5 day job to support my 2nd job of ceramics. The least you could do is accommodate?

For years I had a muddy driveway that was unpaved and frustrating. Wright landscaping was very…read morequick to respond with my request for service with a quote that was very reasonable for the level of service provided. I am very happy with the service, communication, and product. Would highly recommend to all to my friends and family! Very friendly people as well.

I would not recommend this business, if it was the last business on earth. Downright rude customer…read moreservice, inaccurate information & extreme price gouging.

I had the best experience with butterr up balloons! I decided to place my order over the phone…read morebecause I was planning a silly numerical surprise for my mother's birthday. Simone was wonderful, attentive, and a good sport, haha! She designed a custom balloon bouquet in my mom's favorite colors. Simone was very communicative throughout the entire process, and delivered everything right on time. My mom was so happy!

I needed help in sending a bouquet to my daughter. We in live in Florida. They were amazing! The…read morebouquet was adorable! Highly recommend.