We had a nice time! We came on a Monday at 3:30pm and bowled until 5pm when the leagues came in…read more This was my first time bowling in a few years. Sequoia has the vintage charm we were looking for with the patterned carpets, seating, etc! I would definitely recommend this. I read some reviews about safety - this was not a concern of ours at all, it's located in an old neighborhood next to a few other businesses. At no point did we feel ourselves or leaving the car in the parking lot was an issue!

I had no idea there was a bowling alley back here, but it is a pleasant surprise! This is a…read morecombination of the best parts of nostalgic bowling experiences from childhood and new tech and options. The lanes are clean and maintained, with the option of bumpers, the classic bowling shoes are available for rental, and there is a huge collection of bowling balls to borrow in every color. The scoring system is a blast - there is an option for fun animations, which not only reflected each score, but also showed some possible ways to knock down remaining pins, when applicable. There are a number of other options that we didn't even get around to exploring yet. While the grill offers the classic pizza and pop, the smells coming out of there were amazing... all day breakfast, salads, sandwiches, and more! Staff were friendly and informative. Also available on site, accessible near the entrance, are entrances to the bowling store and the outside patio area with sand volleyball and the like. Live music was going while we were there, which was fun.

It's a very small amusement park located within the Columbus Zoo. Don't expect anything super high…read morethrill here as it's very much a family park. However, even I still always have a good time here!

Hilliard momiland is wonderful. It is huge and there are alot of things to do. The girls at the…read morefront desk are great!

Was going to take my daughter here to get some energy out. I stopped in to check it out and ask the…read moreprice. When you walk in it smells dirty like a McDonald's playground. The equipment was visibly dirty. Honestly the whole place was just run down there were pieces of the baseboards falling off, the wood exposed. The lady at the front seemed unengaged. I asked the price for my 3 year old and she told me you are required to buy their socks on top of the admission and it was $20 all together. For a 3 year old. For $20 for one kid the place should have been in a lot better shape. I would not recommend going here especially. It's not worth it. I've been told to check out the Hilliard location cause it's in way better condition.

Great training and practice facilities. From the moment we walked in everything was well labeled…read morewith signage (the facility shares a space with the trampoline park). Each court was well lit, great flooring, and professional meeting. The team enjoyed their time here.

If you like sports and you want to rent a place, you don't want to go to a rec center but you want…read moreto be at the mall. This is a good place to come. They got basketball volleyball, a air house where you can jump refreshments a seating place. So you can just sit and watch kids or loved ones if they're playing. They also have a rental space that you can rent for banquets or birthdays. They have pizza refreshments drinks also. A gaming area pretty much everything and they also have Wi-Fi. It's just kind of odd coming to a mall and having all this. They also have dodgeball on an air trampoline and extreme dodgeball and a ninja course. They also have cheerleading available as well available as well

Love that they added the 3rd rink and extra locker rooms. This opens up play time for the many…read moreleagues and general public. Great to have extra seating in the upper warm areas and the couch area on the main level. Parking is never and issue here and this is the best Chiller rink in town.

Great experience I love ice skating and this is the best place to do it the chiller and it has a…read morereally good name. It's food is really good and I feel very protected while skating

This is a review about a standarbred horse race on the afternoon of the third Thursday of September…read moreeach year--the Little Brown Jug. It's held at the Delaware County Fairgrounds, complete with barkers, a ferris wheel, and games of chance/skill. 4H farm animals and monster pumpkin judging contests. It's all there for you, whether you like horse racing, or not. A sleepy middle Ohio town, with beautiful architecture and not many big box chain stores, is transformed into a major league sports venue, where 50,000+ race fans descend to watch harness racing at its finest on a beautiful early fall day. Pay the extra few bucks to sit on the backstretch bleachers, as they offer the best view, and easy access to your car (or RV) where you have your bbq and cooler. **They let you bring your own beer into the racetrack!!!*** Let that sink in for a minute. Make sure you bring enough, as you will likely want to stay after the races, and nurse a couple before heading out. The best food on the track is at the very top of the stretch, where they sell a shredded chicken sandwich (in rich mushroom broth) that is to die for. Made from real chicken meat, and not the deviled chicken you get in a can, it hits the spot. It's up to $3 a piece now, but well worth it. No one can eat just one--so order a bunch and get back to your backstretch perch, so you don't miss a race. 20-22 races a day, starting at 11 a.m., and going to 5 p.m. You can rub shoulders with the owners, trainers, and drivers (like jockeys, but bigger). You can go to the barns and pet the horses, talk to the caretakers, and just have a grand old time. I found an old adv. sign once that said "You'll meet old friends at the Fair." Just go one year, and you'll know what that means. ...and look for me in the winner's circle (whether I have a horse in the race or not). Perhaps the only things you will remember are the epic utterings of the track announcer, Roger Huston. Among others, they include: "Wa-a-a-a-a-a-a-ger Now, Don't Get Shut Out!" "Three in a Row, In OH-Hi-Oh!" ...all I ever wanted is to go back to the Fair. It's there for all of us every year.

Went to the Little Brown Jug last year with my boss. Had a great time! Won some and lost some…read more Overall, I hope to return to the race this year! The grandstand was packed, including the "suite" we were in that overlooked the track in the front. Since it is an older track and a historic area, I cannot complain too much. If you enjoy harness racing...attend this!

We enjoyed a night in with a virtual class. Wasn't as fun as being in the studio and with other…read morebudding artists, but we had fun nonetheless! It was super easy to select and book a class online on their site and the owner Shannon was easy to work with. We had to change our class a few times and ended up painting at home via virtual class. Picked up our canvases and painting kits that included everything you need to create your masterpiece. We were emailed links to stream the class and the online instructor was easy to follow and fun. Definitely try a class if you want something fun to do!

I've done these type of painting classes at other studios, but Pinot's Palette in Powell was by far…read moremy favorite! My mom and I took a class recently and had the best time! The studio itself is welcoming and nicely sized. I was expecting just a few beers/wines to choose from at the bar, but was pleasantly surprised to find it was well-stocked. Everyone wore masks and participants were adequately social distanced, so we felt safe and comfortable during our class, even during the pandemic. The painting instruction was just enough to give us a great end product, but not so much that we weren't able to add our own touches and creativity to the experience. The music selection played during our class was fantastic, and touched on all genres/eras. Overall, it was a great time!

I love the gorillas here. I also appreciate that they have plenty of enrichment to play with!read more

Our first day at the Columbus Zoo and we were able to hang out in their Congo River base camp…read more This part of the zoo was amazing, there are so many displays to check out and learn about the different places the animals were from. There are multiple places to kind sit and watch the animals play and, if at the right place at the right time, get to see the keepers interact with the animals. There is a big food court here as well as multiple rest rooms and a few carts with snacks. I will say the best part is the keeper talks in where keepers will come out and discuss the programs surrounding work they do to help maintain the species of animals they work with. This was one of my favorite places to hang out and you could easily spend the whole day here. I will get some more pictures up soon