I used to really love this place. It was awesome. It was a great place until I went in looking at…read moreproduct and the owner or whatever he she is Nikki me of stealing didn't have anything on my persons and told me I had to leave, which, of course I left, but I am extremely offended by someone accusing me of fucking stealing something when I have money to pay for the stuff I was gonna buy very disrespectful and very disappointing. It should've closed down.

I spent money here. But I thought it was a marajuana dispensary. It's not! It's a hemp extracted…read morethca slash vape shop basically. Although, they probably have no real tapes either. This bud is grey area farm bill unregulated b.s. shop in my opinion. I don't want mo ey back cause I should have known better. But to the next potential customer, just know this is not the same thing as a regulated cannabis dispensary the serves medical marajuana. This is like gas station hemp products.

A college town head shop. It has stuff to help you use your stash. They have a lot of cool things…read more It's clean and organized inside. The staff is quite helpful and knowledgeable. It has selections for your smoking activities. It has lots of hand crafted glassware. They also have a selection of silicone pipes. An advantage of these are easier cleaning. These are $20, which seems fair. It also has a selection of stickers and assortments. It's not a huge amount of stuff, but there's usually something worth buying. This is probably the most offbeat place in this town.

I get all my glass from here now. I use to go up the street a bit to this warehouse with a shop in…read moreit, I would be buying a replacement every week just about!! The glass from the stash house is a lot stronger, haven't had to replace any of my glass yet. Plus very friendly staff, easy to find what you need, stickers, incense, and more. Don't forget to try the hemp rope out next time you go in it's only $1 for 4ft and makes smoking a bit safer

I rarely leave negative reviews, but this experience was frustrating enough that I felt compelled…read moreto share it. I was a first-time patient and had difficulty finding the office because Google Maps repeatedly directed me to the wrong location. After driving around trying to find the building, I eventually called the office for help. It turned out the office was directly across the parking lot from where I had been searching. By the time I arrived, I was about 15 minutes late. I completely understand that offices have policies regarding late arrivals. What I do not understand is the way I was treated. When I explained that I had been trying to find the office and had even called for directions, I was told, "That doesn't matter." There was no empathy, no attempt to help, and no effort to make a first-time patient feel welcome. The interaction felt cold, dismissive, and unprofessional. To make matters worse, the receptionist was eating at the front desk during the interaction, which only added to the unprofessional impression. I had left work early, spent time trying to locate the office, and genuinely made every effort to get there. Being turned away is one thing. Being treated as though the circumstances didn't matter at all is another. Needless to say, I will be taking my business elsewhere.

Started the appointment with the gentleman in there, Andrew?, coming to my family and yelling…read more"you're caresource right??" In front of the entire office, so, that's mortifying. Then brought us out the free frames, making the assumption that's what we wanted. I don't appreciate walking in and being made to feel like that, and having him announce to the world what insurance we have. I refused to continue on with him, and will try again another day to get our glasses- that we intend on paying for. The ladies in the office were phenomenal, and Dr Miller was great! If it weren't for them, I wouldn't be returning. He needs to learn HIPPA, shouting my insurance detials was completely unnecessary.

I really wish they would reopen already! This is my favorite location very convenient off I-71 on…read moremy way to Columbus staff here has always been polite cracks me up when I get carded (am not offended) and they apologize but I understand they have to and glade they do. I really miss this location PLEASE REOPEN!!!!

Always very friendly and very attentive staff. Get through line quickly. Always invites you back…read more Love the ladies nights.

Good service and a great selection of shoes. I was impressed…read moreby the variety from hiking, running, work and dress shoes.

What an absolutely fantastic shoe store! I was in need of women's work boots. They are so hard to…read morefind! They had an amazing selection on hand to choose from. Michael took the time to help us find the perfect fit. The prices were excellent as well. I will be back! If you're looking for an amazing selection of shoes and very knowledgeable, helpful staff this is your store.

Store Manager Hope was AWESOME! patient, knowledgeable and very helpful! Gave us plenty of…read moreoptions..made sure our plan was the best price.. asked to sell promos but wasn't pushy. All around great experience. Got us in and back out the door with 4 new phones quick!

Nice store. Very nice staff. They had good prices I would definitely come again. When in the area.read more

I really love this Goodwill! They had a huge variety. Their pricing was ridiculous. Just like every…read moreGoodwill now, but overall it was a great experience. The staff were helpful, the store was clean for as packed as it was!

I have to say I am very disappointed in this location. I have always been a big supporter of…read moreGoodwill and when I've had small items I have always taken them to the store. In this case I have/had a full kitchens worth of stuff as well as clothing and furniture and some Electronics. Called the store and told them it was all theirs if they would come and pick it up. While the person who answered was very nice and polite I was told they do not do that and really were not interested. Now this is just a personal observation but I think for an organization that lives in dies on the Public's generosity and even if I didn't have a pickup I think I would find a friend who had one to pick up several thousand dollars worth of resale items. Just my opinion of course