All they really need is better lighting. Some really, really dark spots in here. Had to use the…read moreflashlight on my phone on a couple of places. Isles are nice and spaced out, plenty of walking room. I mainly came for diecast cars and Barbies for my wife! They had more than enough $343 gone but was worth it! Hot wheels, matchbox, Johnny lightning, Miasto, you name it. Lots of older model car kits and remote control cars as well. Worth the stop!

A huge antique mall in an old stop mall. Lots of booths and cases filled with nostalgia. I like the…read morefact there weren't crafty Americana booths but tons of vintage. Good deals on vinyl. Friendly checkout adding them to my list.

Deceiving from the outside, but large on the inside. Several different levels to explore, tiny…read morerooms decent organization. Plight of every antique store is the locked cabinets. I get due to the actions of a few folks who can't follow the rules, we all get punished, but unlock the cabinets so I can see something in detail. Priced middle of the road, good variety but note a lot more clothing than I have seen in other places. Worth a stop if you are in the area.

Really neat shop! I found an adorable little veggie trinket box for my rings. The prices vary…read moredepending on the vendor. I will say the HVAC system is broken so prepare for it to be very stuffy inside.

Buckeye Bargains is a hidden treasure located on the Ohio State Columbus campus. It's in the…read morebasement of Converse Hall and is only open on Wednesdays from 9-3:30 pm when classes are in session. It is completely volunteer run by The University Women's Club, and all of the proceeds go to fund scholarships for OSU students. The volunteers are really friendly - just ask them if you need help or if you are looking for something in particular, and they'll point you in the right direction. So what will you find? A little bit of everything! Think OSU gear + thrift shop/flea market. Make sure you have time to browse when you head in there, because it's a small space that is well packed. Donations come from individuals and shops (such as the OSU gift shops); some items are used, some new, some from estate sales, and more. There is plenty of OSU gear, plus items with other logos, housewares, art, jewelry, clothing, toys and more. There's a lot of turnover, and every week brings something new. There's even a free box that sits at the front entrance. I've found everything from OSU bird feeders to university themed cookie cutters, OSU logo bags, seasonal holiday decorations, scarlet and gray buckeye rain boots, and lots of jewelry. Being on campus, parking to visit the store can be a bit of a bear, so if you can time it with a visit to campus or the area and walk there, that can be helpful. Otherwise, the nearby parking lot offers pay 'n display parking (cash or credit card), so you can also park that way. However you end up there, be prepared to go treasure hunting and enjoy!

Buckeye Bargains, I love you so much. I definitely did not choose to attend OSU solely because…read morethere is a THRIFT STORE on CAMPUS; however, if I would have known, it would've had a pretty large bearing on my decision. I stumbled upon this gem one Wednesday afternoon and now I can never go an entire Wednesday without stopping in. This place is hidden in the basement of Converse Hall (ROTC building) and is only open on Wednesdays from 9-3:30. It's run by a group of precious elderly ladies and all of the proceeds go to OSU scholarships. They only accept cash. Their stock rotates regularly, and usually if something lasts for more than two weeks or so it is marked down. On some days, they sell overstock merchandise from OSU apparel stores, so you can often score an OSU t-shirt for $5 or so. Most of the merchandise is priced at $5 or under. They have everything from clothes to shoes to jewelry to bobbleheads and flash drives... If you have free time on a Wednesday, be sure to stop by this wondrous haven. But don't take any of the good stuff and make me regret sharing my deepest secret with you.

It was nostalgic to seeing the speakers on the pole. And hearing announcements about concessions…read more But, there were two kinds of moviegoers. Those who patiently waited in line, and those who didn't want to wait, so they started their own line, by driving across the grass and getting in front of the other cars. Management was on the scene in no time, to explain how things work but, didn't have them move! I guess there was a generation that skipped the rules. At $12.00 per adult, it sounds too good to be true. Watching a brand new movie. Followed by a second movie! There were a few pros & cons, but we had a great time.

Great place great value great service . Needs a better selection of movies. A little pricey but a…read moregood night out for the whole family.

Nice antique market in the Ohio expo center. There were a lot of vendors with plenty of stuff. We…read morehad a good time and found a few things to buy.

Terrific shopping experience for most any item you can imagine. Great selection of antiques and…read morejewelry for a good value. Nov and Dec shows are perfect for holiday gift scouting.

This is the second year for this standing summer arts market pop-up held once a month spring…read morethrough Fall in the parking lot of our National Veterans Memorial Museum. I thought since this was the second one of the season, things would be happening by 10:30 when I arrived, but there wasn't as much going on as imagined. Of course, this month's happened to the same Saturday as multiple city wide events going on around town so people have to pick their choices of events they want to go to, I was just a bit surprised. Venders were nicely spread out. A mix of things from jewelry to pet outfits, to baked goods, to candles, body soaps, and fragrances. There were a few food trucks and a coffee cart, a good selection for the day. I really hope this market only continues to grow, as it's a great spot in an empty parking lot in the heart of downtown.

Really fun little market to walk through and browse through wares! My main disappointment is that…read moreseveral vendors were not cheap and some didn't even seem to be discounted. However, I got some really good deals from other vendors and appreciated the variety - clothing, art, jewelry, stationery, handmade clay dishware. Some vendors were more friendly than others, but that's just the nature of a vendor set-up like this. If there were organizers present, I didn't see them. The Overflow Market rotates vendors and posts their open dates on Instagram!