The managers are always great! Very helpful and good with the kids. We had a birthday party, it was…read morevery organized and the kids had a blast. My daughter goes skating on the weekends and we love it! Some of the parents need to check their kids though because they act up.

We've always been to the rink for a birthday party. Both times we've felt the food is mediocre, but…read morewhat do you expect from a roller rink, ya know? You're not going to get a 5 star dinner here. The music is very family friendly, as well as the staff. One older woman walked around with my 11 year old stepdaughter the length of the rink her first time on skates. There's a wide selection of snack choices, from pickles to pizza, candy and soda. There's plenty of arcade games as well that dispense tickets the kids can exchange for prizes, but it's a huge waste of money in my eyes. (Ex: a plastic basketball is 200 tickets) I, as well as my family. will definitely be back.

Susan took both of my daughters' senior pictures and I was so pleased with them, we did a family…read moreshoot with her! She is not just a photographer, she is an artist! She has a real talent for seeing beautiful backgrounds that complement the subject in the photo! The colors in her pictures turn out so vivid! She makes her subjects laugh and feel very natural and relaxed around her. I would HIGHLY recommend her for any of your photographer needs, her prices are reasonable, too! You will not be disappointed!!

Stayed at Sulphur Lick Historic Hotel to bring in the New Year!…read more "In the early 1840s, a farmhouse was built on the property due to its location to a creek that was believed to hold healing water. As word spread about the springs, more people flocked to the area." President Theodore Roosevelt and Tom Dillinger once stayed here. Love the history of this place.

This place and owners are absolutely amazing. We got married there on Friday and we couldn't have…read moreasked for a more perfect place. The owner Denise and her husband Charlie are absolutely amazing! They did everything in their power to make everything perfect, even down to blowing leaves off of the patio just before the ceremony. We can not rave about this place enough. Truly one venue that has to be used for your special day.

Being from out of town, I was unable to come by the shop to pick an item to send to a funeral. Amy…read morewas so kind and helpful. She offered to text me pictures of gifts I was interested in. She created an arrangement with a willow tree angel inside. You can tell this business strives to go above and beyond for their customers. They even sent me a picture of the finished product. I really appreciated that since I can't be there. Thanks again!

I've know this family for nearly 20 years and worked for them for several years as well. They are…read morewonderful people who takes pride in their business but more so pride in their customers satisfaction. They allow their florists to have their own creativity and create bonds with their customers. If there are 5 florists there is 5 unique styles. A customer my gravitate more to 2 of their styles while the next customer my gravitate more toward the other three as an example which is something that I think is amazing out of a shop because a cookie cutter floral shop doesnt allow creativity for the florist and if you don't get to use your creativity and passion in your work the outcome suffers. This creativity allows something for everyone to love when they shop for flowers but the florists are always creative and trained to where they can all create the masterpiece that you pick from a book as well. The owners are hardworking people who I'm glad to have known and become friends with. Another thing about Cundiff's is if you are ordering flowers from out of town your flowers will be made with the same quality and passion as if you were a local. There are flower shops who will cheat a customer who they think will never be the wiser. Cundiff's Flowers florists knows every customer is important and any customer may see the work even when ordered from out of town or out of state and they put their name on that piece and want to be proud of it. I know this from first hand experience! That's why I can boast so loudly about this place because I know the kind of people that owns this shop they don't look at you as employees and customers but they look at you as friends!

I absolutely love her. My husband and I just got our anniversary pictures done today and when I say…read moreit was an awesome experience I mean it. We are both really shy but with her she makes you feel so comfortable. She's funny and very professional. We highly recommend and will be returning for more pictures in the future.

This venue has everything clean, beautiful, the kitchen is amazing and the bathrooms. Can't forget…read morethe amount of decorations- beautiful, elegant and/or rustic anything you could think of that you can use. The owners are the sweetest people also easy to work with. Highly recommend them

This is my least favorite B&B ever, over 30 years and 4 countries. I received an email the day…read morebefore arriving asking for our estimated time of arrival. This with a check in window between 4pm and 6pm. We wanted to just toodle along and make it within that window but felt pressured to be more exact. When we arrived I asked when breakfast was served and was told 9 am. Period. No window this time, no asking what time would be best for us, just 9am. Admittedly we did not push back. Our host didn't ask if we had any food allergies nor were we given any choices whatsoever. We stayed in the Presidents room, comfortable bed, nice linens, very tiny shower with nowhere to even lay a washcloth. We heard traffic all night even with white noise on our phone. sigh A Keurig is available if you want coffee in the morning before 9am but Maxwell House only. sigh Breakfast was what appeared to be brewed coffee but was probably Maxwell House again, (no tea offered), mixed berries in cream, French toast with real maple syrup, link sausages (which I don't eat) orange juice(which I don't drink). The host proceeded to sit on a sofa in the breakfast nook and we felt we needed to strike up a conversation with him. This wouldn't have been quite so odd if he had ever introduced himself. sigh I wouldn't mind if this didn't cost us $228 for one night, a Thursday night. There are other choices in the area. My suggestion would be to try another B&B or a hotel.

Tucked in the historic district of Chillicothe Ohio lies a gem that many are discovering to be the…read morehighlight of a trip to a region that is rich in history, lore, and genuine small town charm. The Atwood House and its proprietor Bill Hirsch offer accommodations that are unique and surprisingly affordable. The impressive historical brick home marries Greek Revival and Victorian architecture in a seamless and elegant fashion. The rooms are themed and welll appointed true to the personality they are meant to portray. The breakfasts are homemade with locally sourced ingredients and presented in a manner rivaling a 5-star hotel. But the best feature of this establishment is the owner, Bill who has a wealth of knowledge about the area that cannot be done justice in this review. I encourage a trip to Chillicothe and the Atwood House. You will leave with an indelible experience you will never forget.