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.

I went here with a friend that lives on the Eastside to check out one of their friends items for…read moresale at the space they rent within this flea market. This place is a throw back to the flea markets of the eighties, right down to the multi colored leather reeboks and nikes wrapped in plastic on the display walls. You will also find wilson's leather jackets with shoulder pads, electronics, large printed carpets, and spaces full of cd's and dvd's many that look like bootlegs. This is probably why the cops rated the place while we were there which was quite entertaining.

I've overlooked this little roadside gem for years, but decided to stop in the other day after a…read morefriend recommended it. I'm glad I did! It's not just a place selling second-hand stuff, you can find some really nice antiques and collectibles in there. The shelves are crowded and items are somewhat grouped by category, but it's easy to browse and the staff are accessible and friendly if you need help finding something in particular. Parking is right out front in a small gravel lot. They also have a pretty active Facebook page where they highlight sales and new items available in the store. I love the history and quality of household items made decades ago, so I'll be back -- check it out if that's your thing too!

I'm going to have to agree with Ann S-a little disappointed. I love the idea but this "marketplace"…read moreneeded A LOT more vendors to justify the drive and the $5 admission price. First off, the facts. Every month starting in June the Aladdin Shrine Center off Stelzer (near Easton Mall) hosts a "GO-TO monthly market of local, vintage, antiques, upcycled" etc, etc vendors in their main stage area. June 22, July 13, Aug 23, Sept 13 and Oct 19 (thus far.) For me it was too flea market and not enough antique market. The handmade and upcycled items were nice, but there was too much of it. Food truckers were outside in the side parking lot, which was nice: Mojo Tago, Red Snapper Mobile, Mai Chau, and My Place or Yours. Seating for eating was available inside. There was also a bar. Yep, a bar-beer and liquor. They actually had $2 CBC IPA pints. Uh, yeah, keep them coming. Not because I love it so but needed some liquid courage to keep going. The advertised "live music" was a DJ on the stage "turning" hits from 60's, 70s and 80s...."Bartender, two more pints please!" Kidding aside, hopefully the upcoming shows will grow, especially the closer we get to the Holiday season. Check out their updated Facebook page for announcements and photos from previous shows.

Words cannot express how much I wanted to love this. A handful of vendors all in one spot so I can…read moreget my vintage on? Yes, please! But when I have to pay admission for something like this, I expect that at minimum the place that was rented out will be full. That was not the case. The first show I went to was maybe 70% full and while there were different vendors from primitive to upcycled to tables made from reclaimed wood (awesome!) to a guy selling bones and creepy items, it somehow felt like it was not worth the price of admission. Okay, so maybe the first show was new and it needed to find its groove so I'll give it another chance. Well, there were *fewer* vendors at the next show and they added tables for people to sit down and have drinks or eat to make it appear like more space was filled. I don't know that I can justify shelling out admission again if the place isn't at capacity. I might go to the last one since it'll be closer to the start of holiday shopping and hope more people have signed up by then before I make my final decision. I am glad to see the opportunity for something like this in town though but I hope it picks up a little steam especially when you have something like the Scott Antiques Market that rolls around and is free admission and 4-5x the size.

The staff is friendly and they have good sales. I love how they help the community with their…read moreproceeds. I donate my used items here.

As much as I respect their good work, I was surprised by their hours of operation. Additionally,…read morethey were none to anxious to accept clean reusable toys.

I make sure to go and see a movie a couple times each summer. I go alone and feel perfectly safe. I…read morelove that we in Columbus still have a drive in and I support it as much as possible on my budget. I love love love this place 100% recommend!! Oh and the concessions are pretty good and not over priced. Grt fresh popcorn this past Saturday.

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.

Such a precious little boutique. A true joy in antiquing…read more A highlight of these shoppes is the historic buildings themselves. Preserving vintage architecture is essential, in my mind. The store is laid out flawlessly. Each display flows seamlessly into the next and before you know it you've reached the end. Our hostess was a delight to talk to and answered all of our questions. We picked up a few values but in this atmosphere, it's hard to find a lot of bargains. A welcome touch is their variety of hand and body lotions and the wonderful array of chocolates. Makes shopping a little more fun. 07/24

This place is magical. Every time I come here there's more new and beautiful different things for…read moreyou and your home. Owner and staff make you feel very welcome here, you can take all the time you need to browse through the store.

Closer location, opened in an old Walgreens I believe. I had some kitchenware and some pots and…read morepans to donate and decided to try this place out. I prefer their mission over Goodwill and have been thrifting and donating at these stores for years. I thought this location would have more but it was good. I didn't find any must haves so just dropped off my donations and picked up a tax/donation certificate. I always encourage donating over trashing, plus it's a good cause. Spoke with two employees during my stop and both were friendly and helpful. It's a thrift store so decent prices. Some better than other items. I definitely recommend this store but there are several around central Ohio. Health, Housing, and Human Services is what the do and proceeds from the stores and donations help support the cause. VOA programs help veterans, at-risk youth, the elderly, men & women returning from incarceration, homeless/unhoused individuals and families, people w/disabilities, & people recovering from addictions. - Learn more at www.voa.org