What a cozy shop. It feels like you are visiting someone's home. They have all kinds of candles,…read morehome decor and gifts. It is also attached to a really cute womens clothing store, to double your shopping experience. Definitely worth checking out if you are in Grove City.

I love this place! Everything is local and unique. I can spend so much time looking at all the…read moreselections. The owner is so friendly, helpful, and generous. It's like visiting friends.

A wonderful place to browse and find treasures. Having sold our home fully furnished in SC I was…read moreinitially drawn in by a dining room table and chairs I saw displayed in front window. Although I didn't purchase that item I did fall in love with a small dining table that I took home with me that day. I've been back twice since then purchasing a 5 piece bedroom set and 5 piece dining set. on each visit I was warmly greeted. Will definitely be looking to furnish more rooms in our home.

Great shop. Lots to look at. Always something new and always interesting. Prices are good and the…read morepeople are very friendly. Great place to look for yourself as well as gifts for others.

I frequent Home Buys when the weather is less than desirable because they allow pets. I love that I…read morehave the option to get my dog out of the house and peruse the store for new finds. It gives my pup a chance to smell some different scents and practice her manners. I love that they get new stuff all the time so there is always something different to look at. I may not always buy something but they are one of the first places I check if I am in need of something.

It's agitating to walk in to a store and get followed around by workers . The service sucks the…read moreworkers make you feel like you are single or because you come in looking a certain way I guess. It's embarrassing to have everyone in the store looking at you because of what they supposedly think your doing a big from me. I'll never come back to this store and I will tell everyone to know not to come as well. Fuck Home buys

I have nice memories of coming here as a child with my grandmother and aunt. I've only been as an…read moreadult once or twice but need to visit more often. It is a lovely shop with many rooms full of jewelry, gifts, greeting cards, seasonal decor, etc. You can spend some time looking at everything. I got some Christmas gifts and a few cards. My aunt reminded me they used to serve hot Constant Comment tea. I'm not sure this is still a thing. It's worth a visit if you haven't yet.

As I left German Village, I came upon this little store and had to go in due to the beautiful art…read moredisplayed in the windows. I ended up spending almost an hour in the store today, hiding from the rain and exploring every nook and cranny of this beautiful store. So many treasures behind every corner. The team was so friendly and helpful. I couldn't imagine a better experience if I tried. Ao many artist, I was very surprised by the prices and felt they were very fair. I can't wait to get this beautiful piece of art home and find a new window for it.

BUYER BEWARE!! They will sell you anything but then when something goes wrong (in less than 30…read moredays) they won't return your calls even when there is a GAS LEAK.

I have been at Ollie's. It's one of those stores that has a little bit of everything. Some name…read morebrand, some not. It's prices are kind of in between Walmart and Dollar Tree !!!

Think Twice Before Supporting Zettler Hardware: No Employee Deserves Public Humiliation…read more My family and I have shopped at Zettler Hardware in Pickerington for the entire 11 years we've lived here. We've always believed in supporting local businesses because it's convenient, well-stocked, and the employees have consistently been friendly, helpful, and kind. Until now, we've never had a single complaint. Last week, we purchased an item that had been marked with the wrong price. The cashier, who appeared to be fairly new, was doing her best to correct the mistake. While she was trying to figure it out, the owner walked up. Instead of helping her or quietly showing her what to do, he began criticizing and embarrassing her in front of us and everyone else standing in line. She remained polite and professional the entire time, even saying she would appreciate more training. Rather than encouraging her, he continued telling her he couldn't have her working the front if she didn't know what she was doing. During our conversation, the owner stated, "I'm the owner." I replied that maybe he should teach her. He responded, "I don't know how to do it. I just sign the checks." I told him that, in my opinion, an owner should know the jobs they're asking their employees to do. If your staff doesn't show up one day, you should be capable of running your own business. More importantly, leadership is about teaching people--not humiliating them in front of customers. What made the situation even worse was that while I was speaking to him, he simply walked away in the middle of the conversation. As he walked away, he continued making comments to the cashier about needing more training instead of treating her with respect. That was incredibly rude--not only to his employee, but to us as customers. The cashier showed far more professionalism than the person who owned the business. I genuinely felt sorry for her. This experience completely changed my opinion of Zettler Hardware. I can overlook a pricing mistake. I cannot overlook an owner publicly belittling an employee, dismissing a customer's concerns by walking away mid-conversation, and then continuing to criticize his employee afterward. Everyone deserves to be treated with dignity and respect. Based on what I personally witnessed, I will not be returning, and I hope the owner reflects on the example he's setting for both his employees and his customers.

I just discovered this German Village location a couple weeks ago thanks to yelp. I really liked…read morethe dedicated shop space here. The German Village location is calm, inviting, and just fun to walk through. I love looking at all the different plants, gifts, and accouterments (fun I got to use that word in a review). East Market in Olde Towne East is still open and both are probably equal distance for me so great to have another option. Service is great at both locations, and this one makes it easy to take your time, look around and explore. Don't forget to ask questions. The staff are always super helpful. I'll definitely be back and love supporting this business.

I've been to the Plant Gays over in East market by Kelton, but apparently this is their new…read morelocation. It's only about a year old. Now there's a lot more room for their abundance of plants, gifts, and little knickknacks you never thought you needed, but you do! One of the owners was there to greet me and he was so friendly. I picked up a beautiful plant, & he gave me some great tips on how to keep it healthy and vibrant. He seemed very knowledgeable about everything in his store! I didn't have very much time to do alot of shopping today, but will definitely be back during the holidays. FYI - there's some free parking out back in the lot, & street parking as well in the front. Please come in and support the LGBTQ small business community. Always be proud of diversity and inclusiveness when it comes to our economy and patronage!

I've driven by this place many times, but never had a chance to stop when they're open. (Weds-Sun…read more12-7, I think.) It's a cute little building, and there's all kinds of cool stuff inside. Eclectic, well-organized, and tastefully displayed. Little trinket type gifts, games, candles, clothes, books, and more. Dog stuff. Kitchen supplies. Just all sorts of things. The owner is very friendly. Prices are reasonable. Parking isn't bad, for German Village. Well worth a stop for gifts, for others or yourself.

Popped in today. It's difficult to pick the big winner, the store or the store's owner. What a…read morecarefully curated delight. The store is modest in size but perfectly stocked with a sturdy mix of everything. You're sure to find a unique classy gift, ironic yet poignant greeting card and maybe a little treat for yourself. The owner, I believe her name is Barbara, is warm, funny and full of great travel tips (and of upmost importance great food recommends). The quality is high and the prices are fair. From the exterior, you may be intimidated and assume it's snooty, but it ain't! The shopping experience was definitely entertaining and I could have of stayed for a while just to chat. If you're in the neighborhood, it's definitely worth a stop in to support a thoughtful small business. My only regret is the shop dog, Clyde, was asleep and had zero interest in meeting me.