I recently came back to this store to see what they had.... and man have they increased their…read morestock. They have brand new things, to true antiques. And they have amazing prices compared to other thrift stores. I ended up purchasing 4 things - a dresser, two chairs, and a coat 'tree'. An employee walks with you, marks what you want to buy, then checks you out. They will then help you load big pieces. Shout out to Seth & Wayne for being an amazing help to us on a busy weekend.

Over the years I've gotten amazing items and very good prices. But lately, I don't know who's…read morepricing items, but their costs have gone WAY up ($100 for a small, used, unlit Christmas tree?) and many collectible items are as expensive or more expensive than they are on EBay. Identical items with sometimes have a $25 price difference (the Kincade villages, some china etc). I don't think it's worth going to that part of Morse road unless they fix the price problem.

To be in the hood, this place is pretty good. The people that run it are always professional…read more Pricing is typical of most stores of this type.

Don't go here! My stolen credit card was used here (which isn't signed on the back and instead says…read more"See Photo ID." Clearly they didn't look. Not a safe place to shop.

I went here looking for some jeans to spruce up my wardrobe and left with 3 cookbooks, an alarm…read moreclock, and am still kicking myself for not purchasing the $40 bmx bike in the window, that is since gone. I am sure there will be more. This is the best second hand store for housewares and occasionally furniture. The clothing selection is not to shabby either, but you REALLY have to dig, and most reek of mothball, vomit, or a combination of the two. The jewelry and accessories are hit or miss like most thrift stores. Regardless, no matter what you are looking for this place on the southside is worth checking out. Most likely, you will leave with just the opposite of what you came in for but you will be glad you did.

I bought a supposedly slightly used Electic Massager and couldn't find anyplace to plug it in to…read morecheck and see if itqas operational and no one around to help me. Ijust lost $5.00 for a piece of crap! They should test everything that gets donated to see if it has power and works!!!! Iwill not be going back here, I was a regular customer for a long ti.e, but no more! This is fraud not refunding my money if they want to keep customers. People work hard for their money!!!!

Owner Leslie is a splendid gal! We have mutual friends through Capital University's bed & breakfast…read morehouse, so it was nice to be able to stop in and support another local independent Bexley business. This store is full of household decorations, cute travel knickknacks, fantastic party gifts, and a decent selection of tee shirts. Hi, I'm Gwen, and I'm a tee shirt-holic. I got myself two cute Capital University tees to sport around town. I didn't have much time to look around, so I definitely want to stop back and look for some gifts for my sister and teenage niece for Christmas this year!sorry for no pictures, folks. My clicking finger got engulfed is the plethora of cool postcards and around-the-world wall decor!

This is such a cute store with great local handmade items from jewelry, home decor to shirts…read more Everything is made by a local artist. I love to support local businesses as they work very hard on the items they make. I bought a cute pair of paw print earrings since I've asked hubby for a pair and he didn't deliver. So onto the earrings, everything is handmade so it's great from the necklaces to earrings, you know it's made with local pride. I also got a block with the Ohio symbol and home written inside as it's very appropriate for my household. Maybe I should have gotten the Oxford one too since my hubby went to Miami, but I'll definitely be back soon for more stuff! I love supporting local businesses and giving back to the community that works so hard!

Sometimes DG has unusual snacks and I was having trouble finding a particular flavor so I swung by…read more They did not have them. Rough part of town. Dirty parking lot, people parked at crazy angles. Inside of store is dirty, too. The usual selection of dry goods and snacks etc. Unfriendly staff. Arranged kind of haphazardly. Pass.

From the owner: Dollar General Columbus is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to make…read moreshopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.

Who knew this was here? Not me. Had some free time and was wandering downtown before lunch, no…read moreidea what "DGX" meant, got close and: hey, a grocery store! Actually, a Dollar General. Super handy to have here. Lots of people living and working nearby, big garages all around, and a decent selection of food and even home goods here. Prices, well, a little high because it's downtown. But, a few spot checks show they're not much higher than Kroger on particular items, which says more about Kroger, I guess. I got a juice because I was thirsty; reasonably priced and refreshing. Clerk was friendly and helpful. She said "it's Dollar General- but better!" Place was clean, plenty of natural light, not busy on a weekday morning.

One of the cleanest most well organized places Downtown. The…read moreworkers are really nice and approachable. They stay stocked up and have pretty much any and everything needed To get through the day for those who work downtown

This place doesn't sell any quality products. The epitome of a ghetto drive thru. Nothing but malt…read moreliquor. I had to buy a 40oz of Bud (which I despise) because this was the closest place to my sister-in-laws. Unless you're getting cheap beer to marinate things for a BBQ, its not worth the gas it takes idling your way through this dump. I couldn't find one decent beer. Craft beer? What's that? don't come here expecting anything other than disappointment. I've been to some damn good drive thrus but this by far was THEE WORST!! Eff this place dude! Such a let down. Not so humbly submitted, King Michael C.

I am Disappointed. Hatred, Blatant Racism, and Unconscious Bias that equate to racism are all…read morewrong. My husband and I just picked up our dinner from a local restaurant near this store. As we walked up the stairs, we exchanged greetings with another shopper (a white female). When we reached the top of the stairs, we turned left towards the bar/liquor store. A white woman who worked there was sitting at the bar reading a newspaper. She looked up over her glasses and, in a very abrupt and accusatory tone, said, "CAN I HELP YOU?" My husband instantly turned around and walked away in disappointment. I responded, "Hello, we're just looking," and followed him. While in the adjacent wine section, I told my husband, "She was kind of rude." He replied, "That's exactly why I walked away. We'll get some wine and pay downstairs." Now, stay with me for a moment. The area was well-lit, and there was a glass divider separating the two rooms. While I was considering my options for a red blend near the back wall my husband looked at the white wines. In a more welcoming tone, the same woman who had been sitting at the bar addressed another shopper (a white male) in a very welcoming and charismatic voice, saying, "Hi, how are you? What can I help you with?" as she walked over to him with a smile. I instantly recognized the difference in her demeanor. Even my husband noted, "She didn't talk to us like that." We then proceeded downstairs to the customer service desk. My husband felt I shouldn't share my concerns because this behavior happens daily, and he believed nothing would change. However, I decided to speak with the manager, Sabrina, who kindly listened to my experience. Sabrina responded by saying "Well, I've never had anyone else complain about her as an associate and repeated it to me twice before saying, but I'll look at it." That was not the response I was hoping for; an apology would have been welcomed. However, I honestly do not know what I expected. I do not want the associate to lose her job or anything crazy, but her attitude toward us was crazy and offensive. Should she be educated? Yes, absolutely. Had the roles been reversed, I would have likely been fired, handcuffed by an all-white group of Bexley Police officers, and charged with assault and misconduct of some magnitude. Or I could have reacted in the same way as the associate, inappropriate, disrespectful, and racist, and I still would have been arrested in the same manner mentioned above. I'm so sick and tired of the racism and hostility. My husband and I are educated, working-class humans who respect others and deserve to be treated equally, just like every other customer, no matter what we look like or how we identify. We may be only two of many shoppers, but I will not be returning to the store at all. I am disappointed. Hatred, blatant racism, and unconscious bias that equates to racism are all wrong.

Their bakery sucks.. 99% of the bread isn't sliced. They don't sell lottery tickets there anymore,…read moreexcept from a machine. Almost everyone is very helpful & friendly. Please get a slicing machine & sell lottery tickets by a human, not a machine. I have to drive from Bexley to Gahanna for sliced bread. Isn't that silly??