Came today to sale 'ham radios ' and electronic stuff. Swap meet today from 8-1pm. Come on out and…read moresee all the treasures!

Great venue for the 2019 Spring Craft Beer Festival hosted by the Grove City Lions Club. We had a…read moreton of fun, it was easy to navigate and I would definitely return to this venue for other events. Plus, we are close to Stringtown Rd for food!

Went to the "rage room" here and had a fantastic time. We got all set up with safety gear, a tub of…read morebreakables, music, and then went at it. It was so fun and so stress relieving! Highly recommend!!!

I love Franklinton Fridays. I have been going for years. I love the art. I love the people. It's…read morelike a mini Columbus Arts Festival every month. I'm concerned with the sudden spike in rent for tenants. Starting an art career is difficult, and I fear the spike in prices will merely gentrify the area and force the artists out. That being said, I am also frustrated by the group that hangs out at the corner of W. Rich and Lucas St during a number of events. I have run into them multiple times, worked with them, and they are always very aggressive. They try to get people to donate for their calendars. When I go to Franklinton Fridays, I want to invest in local art. I don't want to be guilted for not volunteering enough or not donating to their specific cause. Please address this.

Clean, plenty of room. Nice meeting spaces and a small unmanned canteen…read more The restrooms are clean with ample stalls.

I was a little skeptical of the state professional organization for which I sit on the board, when…read morewe announced that our yearly conference would be moving to Quest Conference Center. Having not seen anything about them, I was more inclined to keep our conference in a hotel downtown, as in past years. However, having just wrapped up our conference, I've got to say, Quest did a more than admirable job, offering a number of services that we simply just didn't get in our prior location. Over two days, the Quest staff handled our conference--about 70 people, all told--with ease. At all points, staff were able to accommodate our needs even before we could even ask for them. Heck, while getting set for my own presentation, the Quest tech staff literally was on site and fixing my technology issues before I could even get back upstairs from the front desk! If I have one down point about Quest, it's probably the food. The grilled chicken salad on our Thursday was somewhat disappointing, a feeling that was echoed during our Friday lunch. The orzo served with that meal was literally nothing more than boiled pasta with butter. No seasoning, no herbage, nothing beyond pasta in butter. On both days, the snacks and breakfast items were perfectly fine--no issues there--but the main meals seemed to fall somewhat flat at various intervals. All told? I'm perfectly happy keeping our yearly conference at Quest. Ideally, we can switch up the menu a little, but as for service? They've got it nailed down.

Tall Timbers is a nice banquet hall that was used for a wedding when I was there. It worked nice to…read morehave the wedding in the back wooded area and then the reception in the joining building. It was a regular sized wedding in terms of guests. We sat in white chairs that were set up in the grass while the wedding party, bride, groom, and the officiator stood in front with the trees set as the backdrop. It was a really nice setting. They had a emcee who was in control of the music that was set up to the right. The wedding party walked out of the banquet hall doors down to the front area where they took their spots. The reception happy hour allowed for drinks and hors doeuvres to be accessed inside and enjoyed outside. Some sat in the chairs that were used for the ceremony and others gathered on the side of the reception hall. Once dinner started we enjoyed music and dancing in the banquet area. Low ceilings with good placement of the wedding party and bride and groom. Most had a good view of the entertainment. Overall, well serviced and a good venue for a wedding.

"The staff was so kind and friendly!!! They were so accommodating and so helpful with everything!…read more Our room was set up BEAUTIFULLY and the food on the buffet was DELICIOUS ! Definitely would recommend to anyone looking to host an event.

We made a 90 minute reservation for a Saturday night for a friend's birthday. When we arrived early…read morethey were able to work us in, which was appreciated! The shoes were clean and the check in process was easy. We had a group of 8 on one lane, and played Hyperbowl the entire time. We got through 4 games and maybe halfway through a 5th. This game mode is unique and different, the bumpers are up and based on where your bowling ball touches the bumper, you get different multipliers on your resulting score from knocking down the pins. Each round the zones and multipliers are different. Our group was asked if we wanted to order anything as we were getting set up and putting on shoes, but they never came by to check on us after we said to give us a few minutes.

Had a great time! Our server was great! Clean and friendly! Will definitely be back! They had a…read morepool table, an arcade, 4D movie and more!

Great day for the kids. Pretty interesting for adults, too. The permanent exhibits are fascinating,…read moreand they have some rotating exhibits included with general admission. It's irritating that the special exhibits have extra entry fees, but I guess that's how things are these days. Everything has an upcharge. The food in the cafe tastes good, is overpriced, and is unforgivably stingy. The chicken salad sandwich would probably be good if they actually put chicken salad in it, and for the price, they damn well should. The exhibits are dusty and could use a cleaning. This, to me, was ridiculous, and took away from the experience. The kids probably didn't care, but when you're a parent throwing money at a place, hand over fist, you at least would like it clean. Good lord, the gift shop... handfuls of target and dollar store crap your kids will bawl their eyes out for. Be prepared. You've seen everything there at half the price.

Once we got past a little bit of the sticker shock for tickets (we were only visiting for two hours…read moremax), we thoroughly enjoyed our visit here. Our only regret was not having more time to see all of the wings and exhibits COSI has to offer. I was surprised that for the ticket price they didn't include the Behind the Science of Pixar exhibit. Parking can easily be found in their underground garage that is nearly connected. We explored the museum with our two and four year olds- making our way between the engineering/innovators exhibit, young kiddo play area, and caught a science show on the main stage (they seem to keep it fairly booked with various topics throughout the day). They also offer a gift shop and a movie theatre for documentaries like a piece on Ohio's wildlife. Overall, a positive experience and I look forward to visiting again with more time.

I had my baby shower at Gracefully Adorned and it was simply beautiful. The venue, the decor, and…read morethe event itself was flawless! Their whole team did a great job making my dream into reality. I had an unforgettable moment that I wont forget and I can't help but thank Gracefully Adorned!

the venue itself was very very pretty! the owners were extremely organized but extremely…read morecondescending and rude. example: I spilled a mimosa and asked for paper towels and the male owner gave me 1 paper towel and when I asked for more he rolled his eyes and wouldn't give them to me. its a wedding venue, things spill!!! their attitudes completely ruined multiple parts of the day. they also lock the getting ready rooms so you can go in and out throughout the evening. I told them I had three kids under 5 and needed a place to change them and keep bottles and so on and they gave me attitude about leaving my stroller in the open. they also made us have all our stuff out of the getting ready spaces by 9 and the wedding went until 10.... I didn't drive so didn't have a space to put it and literally had to put my bags OUTSIDE. they're awful.

This is an annual event that currently is located at the Ohio Historical Society's "Ohio Village"…read morein Columbus, near the fair grounds. I thought this would be a cute little festival... inwas wrong. This it is huge! Over thirty coffee roasters and a bunch of food trucks and then dozens of vendors selling baked goods, pottery, and baked goods. This is a ticketed event. They have time slots for each day that you can get tickets for that range from 20 to 75 dollars. All the AM slots were sold out by the time we heard about the event so we purchased the two day pass with entry at 3pm-6pm. There was a huge line to get to the parking lot but once you got to the lot it was pretty easy to get in. Ohio Village is an town the historical society constructed to show what town looked like when Ohio was still considered a frontier state. Many of the coffee roasters were allowed to set up their temporary coffee shops inside these cute historical buildings. When you walk thru the entrance you are greeted and given a mug. Just after that stand is their merchandise stand where you can buy a hat, pin, tote bag, tshirt or sweat shirt. I recommend bringing a tote bag so You aren't forced into getting a ten dollar tote bag-- because, lets just face it, there will be something you will want to buy. When you go to the various roasters locations, you aren't getting a full cup of coffee. Its a fifth or sixth of the cup. So don't worry about being too caffeinated. Plus- If you only like coffee with cream, there are a few cream stations as many of the roasters don't have cream at their station (some do, some even have oat milk!!) Our favorite roasters this year were were Curly Dog Roasters, Cafe Graciela, Royal Flamingo Coffee, and Hemisphere. What is great about this events is you get exposed to some up and coming roasters who are still so small they don't have store fronts... yet. (Which is the case of 3 of the 4 roasters above). We also ended up buying a 10 dollar tote bag, a coffee festival tshirt, a one line tshirt and a curly dog coffee tshirt. Also ended up with two bags of honey infused tea (from a vendor from VA) and the BEST vegan donuts I have ever had. Actually, they were so good, we are buying more tomorrow. I loved this festival. Will go again next year, but will make sure I get my tickets the day they go on sale, so we can go at 9am vs 3pm. I imagine we wont fall asleep until 3pm tonight. IMO, 3pm is too late to drink a LOT of coffee. Lol. I highly recommend this event. Its well planned.

The coffee festival was absolutely amazing and I can't wait for the next one!…read moreI also discovered a new favorite coffee there... called Silverbridge coffee.