Good place to live. Rents are negotiable. Large apartments. Provide independent and assisted living…read morewithout moving from your apartment. They accept Medicaid waivers.

I am saddened to see that here are so few reviews of this facility…read more They are in my opinion an undeserving highly rated facility. My parents lived there for 3 years, before dying there. I often wondered about residents who had no loved ones to watch out for them. I would not recommend this facility for anyone who does not have a local family member or friend to watch out for their care. There is a high turnover of staff and administration which reflects a facility in need of consistent leadership. While my parents were there, there were many nurses and aides who were amazing and who went above and beyond for my parents. However, due to administrative issues, some of those dedicated people left the facility. Please be cautioned that all is not as it appears to be at Kensington Place.

Ah, the Short North Garage Sale! It actually covers most of the south-of-campus-north-of-downtown…read morearea, including the Victorian Village, Harrison West, Dennison Place, Circles, Italian Village, and Short North neighborhoods. Parking becomes scarce pretty quickly, so if you live in the neighborhood and park on the street, plan on not leaving/not finding parking when you come back. Your finds will vary, of course, but my favourite part is just wandering through people's yards (people who are selling things, that is) and checking out all of the random stuff and petting all the puppies!

Seems to have a wide array of items that have a quick turn around. Great "clearance section" or…read morelast chance items. Prices are appropriately marked, and for being a second hand store, it is always kept clean even with all the people in and out. It is a hit or a miss if you'll end up with anything. But that's the thrift store gamble.

Today was my first visit to Good Life. I was impressed by their selection of kids clothes. I also…read morewas pleased by their organization in the kids clothes department. However, the vibes were WAY off at checkout. The cashier ran up my things and then THREW the scanner on the table. BUT did wish me a nice day! :-)

I love this store when I first moved kids college in out my life. I was able to come here and…read morefind really great stuff the sales guy or cashier he makes you feel really great about just coming and shopping at the thrift store great demeanor, great attitude Furniture with a Heart #DentalRepairDoctor #DRD #AdrianScott #TheUberDriver #AdrianTheUberDriver

I recently came back to this store to see what they had.... and man have they increased their…read morestock. They have brand new things, to true antiques. And they have amazing prices compared to other thrift stores. I ended up purchasing 4 things - a dresser, two chairs, and a coat 'tree'. An employee walks with you, marks what you want to buy, then checks you out. They will then help you load big pieces. Shout out to Seth & Wayne for being an amazing help to us on a busy weekend.

What a cute area in Ohio! I stumbled upon this area when searching for things to do on Yelp. When I…read morewas planning to visit, I did not have any particular place in mind to visit; I just planning to stroll and pop into places if they looked enticing. We had our dog with us so we did not do an abundance of walking around. From what I saw, there were no places that welcomed pets in the businesses. It makes sense and it was no biggie, I just did not spend as much time as I would have if pets were welcome. I stopped into what I thought was a deli but more like a restaurant with a counter, hoping to purchase goodies for home. There are several stores for shopping, which were fun to browse. I only purchased some chocolates in a candy store, which apparently were made in house. I definitely want to visit here again with more research.

This is a lovely historic neighborhood just a couple miles south of downtown Columbus. If you have…read morea free afternoon and the weather is nice, it's well worth a visit to Schiller Park (dog-friendly with benches) which has a garden and statue dedicated to the German poet Schiller. I took COTA Bus #5 from downtown Columbus (Ohio Statehouse) and explored the area just north of the park. The brick houses and cobblestone alleyways provide a glimpse of life in the 1880s and early 1900s when this area became a central hub for the German-American community. I don't think there are too many kid-friendly activities or museums nearby - but it makes a pleasant excursion if you're stuck at the Convention Center for a conference in downtown Columbus. Street parking looked a bit challenging. If Bus #5 is running slow on your return trip from the German Village back to the downtown area (it can be up to a 30 minute wait if you just missed the last bus), consider taking an Uber/Lyft taxi instead.

I went there several times. First when you went in and choose what you needed. Then during and…read moreafter COVID. That's when they gave you bags of food in a drive through format. Now I'm need to go again. It's a wonderful help when you need it.

It is amazing geart value and Supreme quality. A life saver for my family. Don't know what I…read morewould due without. I'm going Make it because this plan.

The shop has moved to a beautiful new location and the quality of items in the shop - all handmade…read more- is great!

Walked in here during Village of Lights…read more Lots of people were browsing although I saw people here and there making a purchase. They've got rooms upstairs and downstairs of crafts made by seniors. Very cool! They had some really cute OSU stuff, Christmas things, handmade scarves, artwork, home decor, etc. Loved it! Not sure what their regular hours are but I enjoyed walking through here. The stuff is all reasonably priced, so I wouldn't mind coming back to buy something.

I absolutely love this food pantry. You can visit twice a month and you can receive produce, meat,…read moretoiletries, fruit, vegetables, pasta, potatoes, cereal and more! The staff are very friendly and helpful and they are always are willing to help with a smile. I really like the hours. The hours are convenient, and keep in mind the working family. For example, they have early Saturday hours, and two days during the week with one day in the morning and one day in the evening. Therefore, if you work a traditional 9 to 5 you can come after work. The lines are long though! Before COVID-19, we were able to go inside and shop. However, the Hilliard food pantry takes the pandemic very seriously and they converted to a drive-through method. You drive up, give them your information, and they load up your trunk. They do this very quickly but you will be in the line for a bit. There are some days that I come and things are very in and out, about 10 minutes. And there are other days where I'm there for almost an hour in the line. I can tell you that it's worth it. For struggling families, they do so much. Sometimes they have clothes, and shoes as well that have been donated. They even offer assistance during Thanksgiving and Christmas which includes food as well as toys. And the toys are good, they give bicycles almost every year. They also offer utility assistance once a year. The people here are just amazing. I said that already but I think I should say it again. Full disclosure here, I have pretty intense back and hip problems. One time I pulled up onto the line at the pantry, and my hip totally locked up on me. I was already in park but I couldn't lift my foot to the gas pedal. So, I was essentially holding up the line... unable to get out of the way or move forward. I called the pantry and told them the situation. Two women came out to help me! I am appreciative of what the Hilliard food pantry does for my family. Thank you!