To all my prayer warriors out there I'd like to ask you to please pray for Victor!! at the new…read morePlaza furniture store located at 3535 Macon Road Columbus Georgia 31907 this gentleman is a God-fearing man.. he is a blessing.. he will help you... and he will definitely uplift your spirits... my friend found this furniture store. we went in, and the spiritual Vibe we got from this man was off the chain... I asked for prayers just so that he can succeed in his business and in this life he is a fair and just man the type of man we as prayer warriors should patronize... if you're in need of furniture please stop by Plaza furniture on Macon Road and a few days I will post the photos that we chose to purchase from him again he is an awesome gentleman and I pray that he is successful in the furniture business in Columbus Georgia... thanks everybody.. go by and see Victor for your furniture needs....

Great customer service & Great quality furniture, it's a pleasure doing business with this company.read more

Very interesting museum, or a set of museums all linked together. The old lunch boxes were like…read moregoing back to the past. Some from 1940 and going up from there. Some old cars and a newer car. Old ford, Fury, but a 2008 Tesla Roadster that set the first EV record over 300 miles on single charge. Old bottles, ice trays you name it and it's there. Got to talk with the owner and see his office and hear the history of building and more. So many cool things there and some are for sale. Stop by and see all memories from your past.

We had planned to visit the Lunchbox Museum on a prior trip to Columbus, but had run out of time…read more We were back in town for a day, and this seemed like and ideal time to stop by. The museum is located within 2.5 miles of downtown. The short series of intersections from Veterans Parkway is a bit confusing - you angle back over 90 degrees to the right, but then have to make an almost immediate sharp left onto yet another road. In the end, you turn into a sort of alley just before a storefront displaying a "Royal Crown Cola" sign. Parking was a bit tight, but you can circle the building to get out. Once you enter the facility, there is a modest antique / flea market on the main level. You can browse here for free. However, if you wish to proceed you'll need to pay $10 apiece. We were greeted by the owner and his adult granddaughter. He explained what was (literally) behind the curtain - multiple museums of lunchboxes, RC Cola, Tom's Peanuts, and antique radios. There is also a display of cars (mostly antiques) after you exit. The owner was quite friendly and well-versed on the subjects. I gathered that he had been running the place for quite some time. The 'museums' are obviously not The Louvre. If you like lunchboxes or had one or more as a child, you'll likely find multiple items of interest here. I was able to find one that (I think) I used in my preschool years. There is a staggeringly large display (~ 5000) of lunchboxes. There were a number of them that surprised me - obscure shows that somehow merited their own box... In some cases, they seemed to be an open invitation to bullying, but whatever. I was previously aware of RC Cola, but I did not know that it related to Nehi, or that there was an earlier company. I vaguely recall that "Tom's" was a brand of snacks/peanuts, but not much else. The antique radio gear was neat, though I do not recall the majority of the people in their Georgia Radio Hall of Fame (there is also one of these in LaGrange, I believe...). The car exhibit was somewhat small (2 rooms) but interesting. They featured a Plymouth Fury and a Ford Thunderbird pulling an 60s (compact) Airstream trailer. There were several other cars (some for sale) including a Tesla. If you ever carried a metal lunchbox to school and don't take everything too seriously, you might enjoy a visit here. I'm giving 3 points for the museum itself and one point for the uniqueness.

NEVER! NEVER!!! Purchased ANYTHING from Hinson Galleries! A special order chair was ordered in…read moreMay. It was received in the late June time frame. It was problematic when it arrived. After months & months of no progress, I contacted Bob. He said they were working on it. But no time table, progression of events could be given as to when the problem would be rectified. Finally had them pick up the chair & were given a full refund. Bob did not stand behind the products he sells. When I asked him why he did not, he told me he wasn't the one who made the chair. Really.. a great tactic to throw the manufacturer under the bus. Bob should have made sure the problem was resolved vs saying he didn't make it. I asked him if he purchased bad meat from Publix would he expect Publix to make it right or would he go to the meat processing company. I was given the Hooker Furniture Company's sales rep contact information for me to work out a solution. Poor poor customer service. It wasn't a cheap chair. It was $2,700 chair

Don't judge a book by its cover. This store has high quality furniture and wonderful decorators…read more The service is outstanding. I was so impressed with Kim's patience with me as I asked tons of questions and she worked to answer all my questions.

Christi was a delight to work with. I was so overwhelmed with so many choices in the market, but…read moreshe eased my anxiety. She helped me pick out tile for our bathroom remodel and everything turned out so beautifully. She was very patient and professional. I took pictures of our current bathroom and she made the suggestion that we take down the wall between the tub and shower if possible and I'm so glad we did. Our shower feels so much bigger now.

Muse Kitchen and Bath is AWESOME!! I have done multiple big projects with them and had a fantastic…read moreexperience every time. The showroom is a must see with so many choices and you can get everything you need in one stop. Christi and staff are top notch and listen to what you want and help put it together! I have done 2 large kitchen remodels, 5 bathroom remodels, and flooring with them and they are all exactly like I dreamed they would be!

I always stop by Beals' lighting whenever I feel like it and I shop without an appointment. I've…read morenever heard of appointments needing to be made. I've been going there for several years. Anyway, I love being able to see things before I purchase them. The staff is knowledgeable and helpful. I've always had a good experience. I just saw that negative review and had to say something. This business deserves applause.

We stopped by the store whiling visiting family. Their website needs to be updated. The site says…read moreopen but not entirely true. The door says appointments only. Disappointed.... they could have had more business if the site says make appointment before visiting. We will take our business somewhere else.

Overall, me and my family enjoyed touring this educational attraction. The existing staff were…read morelovely and did their job well. I do have some notes though. There was a decent amount of outdoor walking required to go through the exhibits. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, I just recommend either bringing a drink or visiting when the weather is cooler. During the walk we encountered a friendly dragonfly, which made it worth it. The village seemed to be understaffed, because only half of the buildings had guides to show us around. For the deserted buildings, we had to guess what things did what. The place we assumed to be the woodcarvers shop looked like there would normally be a staff person there, but their station was empty. this concerned me because we had smaller children in our party, and some of the sharp carving tools were left on the tables. Other than that, staff that were present gave wonderful demonstrations of the profession they represented. Most notably, the weaver and the blacksmith. The weaver walked us through the whole process from the cleaning of cotton to sewing the final fabrics together into clothing. The blacksmith worked in a functional smithery and showed us how they created a metal hook using actual fire and metal tools.

Great place to go back in time. So much fun to explore. The people that work here make the…read moreexperience. It's easy to tell they love to teach and care about this place. You get to go back in time to see how the blacksmith and woodworker functioned, tour the old buildings and learn their stories. It's just a great time.

This store used time be my mom's favorite store for furniture. The service is great there at Stone…read more The value for the money is good. The furniture is great for the value

Great place to find some local art by local artists! They also offer special events with local…read moreartists. Attended one today and it was excellent. This is a unique, fun, local place that platforms local talent, and it's a must-stop if you're in Uptown.