February 24, 201213 yr Great Indoors at Polaris to close as Sears shuts down chain Sears Holdings Corp. plans to shut down its nine remaining Great Indoors big-box appliance and home remodeling stores nationwide, including its store at Polaris Fashion Place mall. The store brand features major appliances as well as home remodeling materials and furnishings in an upscale setting. It has been one of Polaris' anchors since the mall opened in 2001. More below: http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2012/02/24/great-indoors-at-polaris-to-close-as.html "You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers
December 17, 201212 yr A different type of supermarket is going into the city's evolving "international district" in the Morse Road/SR 161/Northland area. Below is a link to a ThisWeekNews article about Saraga International Grocery opening at 1265 Morse Road in what was once a Toys R Us store. The 40,000 sq. ft. supermarket will import food and produce from five different continents. The new store at Morse Road will be the third Saraga International Grocery in the U.S., and the first in Ohio. ThisWeekNews: World market: Grocery selection spans globe at Saraga
December 17, 201212 yr ^ Really good news--most certainly an innovative store worth keeping an eye on for many reasons! Hopefully the owner can overcome any problems that might arise with the store's completion, and its success be closely studied not only by the food industry in Columbus, but by food retailers throughout Ohio.
January 17, 201312 yr Ricart adding retail center at its Columbus mega-mall By Dan Eaton, Staff reporter Business First - Jan 11, 2013, 6:00am EST The Ricart auto mega-mall is getting a mini-mall. Ricart Automotive Group is building a 3,400-square-foot retail center at its 70-acre complex off Hamilton Road in Columbus aimed at servicing car shoppers and its workers. A Subway franchise, workout facility for Ricart employees and Enterprise Rent-A-Car store will move into the strip center. There is a fourth element – a photo studio. Construction is expected to be completed by March and the photo facility done in the summer. The dealership occasionally shuttles customers to the nearby Eastland Mall where they can grab something to eat, but surveys suggested putting a dining outlet at the sprawling car-selling complex. Ricart estimates 500 people – workers and consumers – are at the auto mall daily, providing a big captive audience for the sandwich chain. READ MORE: http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/print-edition/2013/01/11/ricart-adding-retail-center-at-its.html
January 22, 201312 yr Easton bringing True Religion to Ohio Two more luxury merchants have picked Easton Town Center to host their first shops in Ohio. True Religion Brand Jeans and Tumi are expected to open in the Columbus lifestyle retail center this year. Construction is under way on the True Religion store, which is taking 1,500 square feet in the north part of the district near a remodeled and expanded store for Express Inc. (NYSE:EXPR). It is scheduled to open in early summer. Vernon, Calif.-based True Religion Apparel Inc. (NASDAQ:TRLG) runs 125 stores worldwide selling its namesake jeans and knit, woven and denim-related sportswear. ... Last year was a busy year for the 13-year-old Easton Town Center as luxury brands Louis Vuitton and Michael Kors set up standalone Ohio shops. Other confirmed openings in 2013 include Kate Spade, and American Girl. More below: http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/blog/2013/01/easton-bringing-true-religion-tumi-to.html "You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers
January 22, 201312 yr Ricart adding retail center at its Columbus mega-mall By Dan Eaton, Staff reporter Business First - Jan 11, 2013, 6:00am EST The Ricart auto mega-mall is getting a mini-mall. Ricart Automotive Group is building a 3,400-square-foot retail center at its 70-acre complex off Hamilton Road in Columbus aimed at servicing car shoppers and its workers. A Subway franchise, workout facility for Ricart employees and Enterprise Rent-A-Car store will move into the strip center. There is a fourth element – a photo studio. Construction is expected to be completed by March and the photo facility done in the summer. The dealership occasionally shuttles customers to the nearby Eastland Mall where they can grab something to eat, but surveys suggested putting a dining outlet at the sprawling car-selling complex. Ricart estimates 500 people – workers and consumers – are at the auto mall daily, providing a big captive audience for the sandwich chain. READ MORE: http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/print-edition/2013/01/11/ricart-adding-retail-center-at-its.html Car salesmen can starve nearly to death at work. Selling a car can take hours and hours where eventually the salesman's stomach can begin to digest itself. Having the Subway around will probably help.
January 22, 201312 yr Easton bringing True Religion to Ohio Two more luxury merchants have picked Easton Town Center to host their first shops in Ohio. True Religion Brand Jeans and Tumi are expected to open in the Columbus lifestyle retail center this year. Construction is under way on the True Religion store, which is taking 1,500 square feet in the north part of the district near a remodeled and expanded store for Express Inc. (NYSE:EXPR). It is scheduled to open in early summer. Vernon, Calif.-based True Religion Apparel Inc. (NASDAQ:TRLG) runs 125 stores worldwide selling its namesake jeans and knit, woven and denim-related sportswear. ... Last year was a busy year for the 13-year-old Easton Town Center as luxury brands Louis Vuitton and Michael Kors set up standalone Ohio shops. Other confirmed openings in 2013 include Kate Spade, and American Girl. More below: http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/blog/2013/01/easton-bringing-true-religion-tumi-to.html Except that both True Religion and Tumi have been at Beachwood Mall in Cleveland for a couple years...the writer should probably do a little fact checking prior to posting.
January 22, 201312 yr ^ A True Religion store is also located within the Cincinnati Premium Outlets Mall in Monroe, Ohio...
January 23, 201312 yr Seems a shame to let the facts ruin that hilarious headline though...:laugh: Easton bringing True Religion to Ohio
February 7, 201312 yr Below is a link to a Q & A that The Metropreneur Columbus website had with Columbus retail analyst Chris Boring. I just recently came across it - it's from January 2012 - and the article really fits this topic to a T. And his one-year-old retail opinions are likely still pretty relevant for 2013: The Metropreneur Columbus: Boring provides insight into local retail industry trends
February 9, 201312 yr Potpourri of recent reports from The Metropreneur Columbus, This Week News and Columbus Underground about new retail ventures in Downtown, Clintonville and the Near East Side: Metropreneur Columbus: Spoonful Records thriving downtown This Week News: Grocery store's new venture will kick off in Clintonville Columbus Underground: Pop-Up Retailer Robert Mason Coming to Gay Street Columbus Underground: Corner Stone Carryout Coming to Olde Towne East
February 11, 201312 yr Piada, Jeni’s singled out as ‘breakout brands’ in nationwide ranking By Dan Eaton, Staff reporter Business First - Jan 29, 2013, 11:59am EST Five restaurants with Columbus connections are expected to be among the breakout brands in the industry in 2013, including hometown creations Piada Italian Street Food and Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams. Trade publication Nation’s Restaurant News singled out the two Columbus-based chains, as well as a Cleveland restaurant with plans in Central Ohio and two non-Ohio chains that recently opened at Easton Town Center, in its annual scouring of the restaurant world for the 50 next big things. Piada, which the magazine noted already has been called “one to watch” by numerous publications and experts, earned praise for its innovative products and for the restaurant chops of founder Chris Doody. Jeni’s also garnered accolades for innovation, its prowess at selling premium products and its use of local and sustainable ingredients. READ MORE: http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/blog/2013/01/piada-jenis-singled-out-as-breakout.html
February 11, 201312 yr Jeni’s ice cream, Middle West liquor, Rockmill beer getting New York showcase By Dan Eaton, Staff reporter Business First - Feb 4, 2013, 12:19pm EST Twenty food writers are getting together for dinner in New York City Monday night, but the table talk will be all about Columbus. Experience Columbus is pitching the virtues of Central Ohio’s food scene to the exclusive group, who otherwise might not think of Columbus as a destination, with the help of Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams, Middle West Spirits LLC and Rockmill Brewery. The attendees include writers from Food & Wine, Bon Appetit, New York, The New York Times, Every Day with Rachael Ray, Cosmopolitan and Women’s Health. “We wanted to get in front of New York writers who maybe don’t – or won’t – travel to Columbus,” Experience Columbus spokesman Scott Peacock said. Chef Jonathon Sawyer, owner of the Greenhouse Tavern in Cleveland, connected the group to Saxon & Parole restaurant, which is hosting and providing the main dishes for the five-course meal, which will begin after the writers warm up with a Middle West cocktail. Four courses will be paired with Rockmill’s Belgian-style beers, and the fifth will be desserts provided by Jeni’s that use Middle West and Rockmill products. Then a nightcap also will be provided by Middle West. The founders of the companies – Jeni’s Jeni Britton Bauer, Brady Konya and Ryan Lang of Middle West, and Rockmill’s Matthew Barbee – will be on hand to share their methods and personal stories. READ MORE: http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/blog/2013/02/jenis-ice-cream-middle-west-liquor.html
February 12, 201312 yr Report from Business First about retail jobs in the Columbus metro area from the start of the economic downturn (Nov. 2007) and November 2012: Great Recession kept clouds over Columbus’ retail jobs scene Link to the national retail jobs report from On Numbers, a research blog from Columbus Business First’s parent, American City Business Journals Although the Columbus metro area did gain some overall jobs from November 2007 to November 2012 according to the same American City Business Journals analysis for all job types (more about that here) and from Columbus Business First: Columbus only Midwest city to regain jobs lost to Great Recession
February 12, 201312 yr Kickstart to help up to 3 entrepreneurs develop their businesses By Melanie McIntyre, The Metropreneur Columbus February 1, 2013 at 8:00 am Columbus City Council, the Economic & Community Development Institute, the Capital Crossroads Special Improvement District, and Capitol South have banded together to rev up area small businesses. Their unique collaboration has produced Kickstart, a business plan competition that will give up to three entrepreneurs access to considerable development resources. Winners will each receive a lease for storefronts at either 267, 275, or 281 S. Third St., a location that puts them along a major transportation corridor and less than a block away from Columbus Commons. The first year’s rent is free, and rent the following two years comes at a reduced rate. Additional prizes include twelve ECDI business mentoring sessions over one year and access to ECDI’s Business and Education web portal, a one-year membership to the Columbus Chamber and Small Business Beanstalk, one year of free advertising on Columbus Underground, a one-year membership to AmSpirit networking chapter, and $1,000 toward business signage. The total prize package is valued at more than $26,000. READ MORE: http://www.themetropreneur.com/columbus/kickstart-to-help-up-to-3-entrepreneurs-develop-their-businesses/ KickStart Columbus webpage
February 15, 201312 yr Brezel Expands at North Market, Adds Frozen Retail Lineup of Products By: Walker Evans, Columbus Underground Published on February 6, 2013 - 8:00 am Brezel is celebrating two years in business at The North Market by growing and expanding both in terms of physical space and business model. The hand-rolled Bavarian-style pretzel shop recently scooted one spot over, taking the slightly larger stall vacated by Clever Crow in December. “With the additional space, more of our team members are able to work at the same time, and this allows us to increase our capacities and take on bigger clients that we may not have been able to accommodate previously,” said Brittany Baum, owner of Brezel. “We’re also now open seven days per week.” Baum says that better visibility was also a key factor in their relocation. A large new sign and menu board has been installed, featuring a revamped Brezel logo created by local designer Jeremy Slagle. “Our new space is located on a corner of the North Market, so now a customer can see our shop from the other end of the building,” said Baum. “The additional windows have also provided us with more opportunities to market to potential customers outside of the market, and lots of natural light is a bonus.” READ MORE: http://www.columbusunderground.com/brezel-expands-at-north-market-adds-frozen-retail-lineup-of-products
February 17, 201312 yr Easton bringing True Religion to Ohio Two more luxury merchants have picked Easton Town Center to host their first shops in Ohio. True Religion Brand Jeans and Tumi are expected to open in the Columbus lifestyle retail center this year. Construction is under way on the True Religion store, which is taking 1,500 square feet in the north part of the district near a remodeled and expanded store for Express Inc. (NYSE:EXPR). It is scheduled to open in early summer. Vernon, Calif.-based True Religion Apparel Inc. (NASDAQ:TRLG) runs 125 stores worldwide selling its namesake jeans and knit, woven and denim-related sportswear. ... Last year was a busy year for the 13-year-old Easton Town Center as luxury brands Louis Vuitton and Michael Kors set up standalone Ohio shops. Other confirmed openings in 2013 include Kate Spade, and American Girl. More below: http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/blog/2013/01/easton-bringing-true-religion-tumi-to.html A True Religion store has been in Beachwood mall in Cleveland for at least 3 years though...
November 18, 201311 yr Easton lands ‘boho-chic’ chain Free People Another new store is getting unwrapped at Easton Town Center just before the holidays. Women’s apparel and accessories retailer Free People is scheduled to open Nov. 22. The 3,300-square-foot store is the 87th in the chain. It also is the last retailer to open in the Easton Town Center’s Fenlon Square addition, which is predominately geared toward kids with its American Girl and Build-A-Bear Workshop stores among other retail and dining attractions. It’s the second Free People in Ohio and the first in Central Ohio for the chain. More below: http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2013/11/18/easton-lands-boho-chic-chain-free.html "You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers
December 6, 201311 yr Tesla Opens Columbus Store at Easton By: Walker Evans, Columbus Underground Published on December 6, 2013 - 8:00 am Starting today, Easton shoppers will be able to pick up a Tesla Model S in between dinner at Ocean Club and a movie at AMC. The Palo Alto based electric car manufacturer is officially opening their new showroom space at the mall in the area that formerly housed the Puma store (and before that was home to the third largest McDonalds in the nation) — a spot that is hotly desired for showing off these unique vehicles. (. . .) In addition to Easton, Tesla is also entering the Ohio market this month at the Kenwood Towne Centre in Cincinnati. The location at Easton may seem small for an automobile dealership at a mere 2,632 square feet, but with the Model S being the only vehicle the company is producing (the Model X crossover SUV goes into production in late 2014) the size should be adequate for now. MORE: http://www.columbusunderground.com/tesla-opens-columbus-store-at-easton
December 6, 201311 yr I liked that McDonald's. Every rose has it's thorn, though. That dumb '50s one in the outlot is still there. Man I hate the '50s.
December 6, 201311 yr Just be glad I didn't use an image of the Fonz jumping the shark! Although "jumping the shark" has now apparently "jumped the shark". Which is another way of saying - how bout that new Tesla store?
December 25, 201311 yr REI adding store at Sawmill to go with Easton REI is planning a second store for Columbus before its first in the city even opens. The Seattle-based outdoor retailer said Monday that it will open a store next fall in the Sun Center at Dublin-Granville and Sawmill roads near Dublin. The company earlier disclosed plans to put its first Central Ohio shop at the new Easton Gateway. The retailer arrived in Ohio last year with a Cincinnati store. “Columbus is a city filled with active people and one of the largest markets without an REI store,” Ray Dinterman, REI regional director, said in a release. More below: http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2013/12/23/rei-adding-store-at-sawmill-to-go-with.html "You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers
December 25, 201311 yr The story alludes to Columbus being one of the largest markets without an REI... The two largest metro markets remaining without an REI open or announced are Miami (#11) and Cleveland/Akron/Canton (#16).. Columbus is #30 in metro population - so two stores is unusual.
December 26, 201311 yr It's still a large market and it's correct it was one of the largest without an REI if only Miami and Cleveland were ahead of it. "You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers
December 26, 201311 yr I've heard Fairlawn will be getting an REI. Sears Hardware is closing and that will be replacing it.
February 1, 201411 yr Kind of a small store in the Short North, but it replaces the niche previously filled by the much missed Yankee Trader store. Below are two stories from Columbus Underground about the Big Fun opening: Shop Talk: Big Fun Toy Store First Look: Big Fun Toy Store
February 1, 201411 yr Another retail niche found in the Short North - boardgames. Or rather a bar/gathering spot to play boardgames. Kingmakers Board Game Parlour opened this month in the basement of 17 Buttles Avenue. Columbus Underground states that it "offers a haven for gamers to gather for beer, brezels and a couple of rounds with any of the 200+ games from the collection off the shelves." Below is a link to the article from Columbus Underground. Also below is an article from the Dispatch which contains a video of the Kingmakers space: Columbus Underground: Kingmakers Board Game Parlour Opening in The Short North Columbus Dispatch: Short North bar caters to growing interest in specialty board games
February 1, 201411 yr Big Fun is an icon here in Cleveland Heights. Super store... Local and visitor favorite.
February 22, 201411 yr Columbus-based closeout retailer Big Lots was named the successor to the Hostess-brand thrift shops that were a casualty of the Hostess company’s 2012 bankruptcy. Shipments of Hostess products to Big Lots stores began last week: http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2014/02/10/twinkies-shelf-life-extended-through.html
February 26, 201411 yr Fresh Thyme Farmers Markets Expanding to Columbus By: Walker Evans, Columbus Underground Published on February 18, 2014 - 2:35 pm It sounds like Lucky’s Market will be getting some new competition, both locally and regionally. Arizona-based Fresh Thyme Farmers Markets has announced plans to open over 60 stores across the Midwest in the next five years, including a Northwest Columbus location at 6700 Sawmill Road, just inside 270. “Fresh Thyme Farmers Markets will be a completely new grocery format for the Midwest,” said Chris Sherrell, President and CEO of Fresh Thyme. “We’ve taken the experience of an outdoor farmers market and combined it with the convenience of a full-service grocery store. Shoppers will enjoy value priced natural and organic items throughout our store, making healthy food more attainable to the masses.” The insta-chain’s first location will open in Mt. Prospect, Illinois (a Chicago suburb) this spring with eight more stores slated to open throughout 2014. The Columbus location is planned to open in the Summer of 2015. MORE: http://www.columbusunderground.com/fresh-thyme-farmers-markets-expanding-to-columbus
March 13, 201411 yr Some more about Fresh Thyme Farmers Markets from Columbus Business First at http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2014/02/18/fresh-thyme-organic-grocery-bringing-2.html According to Business First, six stores are planned to open in Ohio, including two in Central Ohio – one on Sawmill Road in a former Borders bookstore near Intestate 270 this summer and another in Worthington in 2016.
March 13, 201411 yr The last Cord Camera store, at 1132 W. 5th Ave., is closing today. At its peak, Cord Camera had over 60 stores in Ohio and Indiana. But, as the Dispatch article linked below said, "the once-thriving local chain fell victim to changing technology and the proliferation of digital cameras". I know I've personally spent alot of money at Cord. Of course, that was before digital photography came along. But it's still sad to see something that was once so great, fade away. http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/business/2014/03/10/cord-closing-last-store.html
March 25, 201411 yr Studio 35 and Gateway teaming up in fight against multiplexes By Dan Eaton, Staff reporter Columbus Business First - Feb. 25, 2014, 11:20am EST A pair of locally owned Columbus movie theaters – Gateway Film Center and Studio 35 Cinema & Drafthouse – are teaming up in a partnership meant to strengthen both in the face of the bigger out-of-town multiplexes that dot the Columbus movie landscape. ... The theaters plan to advertise each other’s venues and to team up on events. (. . .) Both theaters have undergone changes in the past few years. Studio 35, at 3055 Indianola Avenue in Clintonville, went through an extensive remodeling in 2012. Gateway at 1550 N. High Street near the Ohio State University campus, converted its cafe into the Liz Lessner-owned Torpedo Room. These changes come as new operators like Dallas-based Studio Movie Grill have entered the market in the Arena District and megaplexes like AMC Theatres have added bars and in-theater food service to several area operations. MORE: http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/blog/small-business/2014/02/studio-35-and-gateway-teaming-up-in.html
March 25, 201411 yr The Planters Peanut Shop at 46 N. High Street is closing today to relocate two blocks south into the ground floor of the Fifth Third tower at State & High. They will also be taking the iconic "Mr. Peanut" sign to their new location: Peanut Shoppe Relocating to Fifth Third Center By Walker Evans, Columbus Underground March 11, 2014 - 9:25 am The Peanut Shoppe has been a Downtown staple for 78 years, and owners Mike and Pat Stone are looking for a new lease on life with a relocation two blocks south into the Fifth Third Center at the corner of State and High Streets. The move is not the first for the shop, which was originally located at 5 South High Street from 1936 to 1978 when it was owned by Planters. (. . .) “Our new address will draw customers from Huntington Bank, the Riffe Center and the old Lazarus building. The newest potential for us will be the folks who actually live in the neighborhood. Proximity to the Annex and High Point residents will open us up to a new evening and Saturday clientele.” Plans are to keep later hours during special events at the Ohio Theatre, Riffe Center and Columbus Commons. Customers can expect to find a very similar lineup of candy and nuts at the new store, with seasonal items including peanut brittle, toffee peanuts and more. “We will close retail sales at 46 N High Street on March 24th,” says Pat Stone. “When it comes to reopening, we are at the mercy of those who grant permits and approve inspections. We hope to be open in late April or early May.” MORE: http://www.columbusunderground.com/peanut-shoppe-relocating-to-fifth-third-center
March 29, 201411 yr I figured that I'd do a shameless plug for my new store in 5xNW here since it is technically on topic in this section. It opened up about 3 weeks ago. We buy sell and trade video games and movies. SUPER GAME TEAM is your source for preowned recent and vintage video games and movies. Located at the intersection of Northwest Boulevard and Chambers Road in Columbus, Ohio in the Fifth by Northwest (5xNW) neighborhood -- between Grandview and Upper Arlington --, SUPER GAME TEAM is your classic gaming source with an emphasis on video games and systems from the ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s. Super Game Team 1724 Northwest Blvd. Columbus, OH 43212 614-725-4987 I hope to see an UOer or two stop by! Time to move this place! We are moving to the River Valley Mall in Lancaster. We'll be at the old 5XNW location about two more weeks then should be opening at River Valley around June 1st. I'll update further when it happens.
March 29, 201411 yr Man, from one end of Rt. 33 to the other! "You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers
March 29, 201411 yr Hmm, I know a guy at the far end of US 33 in Richmond VA who would be good guy to run a store too.
April 6, 201411 yr I figured that I'd do a shameless plug for my new store in 5xNW here since it is technically on topic in this section. It opened up about 3 weeks ago. We buy sell and trade video games and movies. SUPER GAME TEAM is your source for preowned recent and vintage video games and movies. Located at the intersection of Northwest Boulevard and Chambers Road in Columbus, Ohio in the Fifth by Northwest (5xNW) neighborhood -- between Grandview and Upper Arlington --, SUPER GAME TEAM is your classic gaming source with an emphasis on video games and systems from the ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s. Super Game Team 1724 Northwest Blvd. Columbus, OH 43212 614-725-4987 I hope to see an UOer or two stop by! Time to move this place! We are moving to the River Valley Mall in Lancaster. We'll be at the old 5XNW location about two more weeks then should be opening at River Valley around June 1st. I'll update further when it happens. Bdbdbdbdbdbdbde That's all folks! Today April 5th is our last day at the old location. Remember June 1 at River Valley Mall! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hZrXdJ-ibo
May 16, 201411 yr REI planning big grand opening at Easton this weekend By Dan Eaton, Staff reporter Columbus Business First - May 14, 2014, 4:51pm EDT One of the most-renowned names in outdoor retailing is open at Easton Gateway. Seattle-based Recreation Equipment Inc., commonly known as REI, has been in soft opening mode since May 10, but will celebrate its grand opening Friday. (. . .) Easton is the first, but not last REI store opening in Columbus. A Sawmill site is scheduled to open later this year. “That’s a big move for us, to open two stores,” manager Eric Piper said. “Usually we just dip our toe in but the success in Cincinnati (which opened in 2012), makes us confident about Columbus.” MORE: http://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2014/05/14/rei-planning-big-grand-opening-at-easton-this.html
May 16, 201411 yr Video and photo tour of REI: Columbus Business First: First Look: REI's new store at Easton Gateway
May 16, 201411 yr I figured that I'd do a shameless plug for my new store in 5xNW here since it is technically on topic in this section. It opened up about 3 weeks ago. We buy sell and trade video games and movies. SUPER GAME TEAM is your source for preowned recent and vintage video games and movies. Located at the intersection of Northwest Boulevard and Chambers Road in Columbus, Ohio in the Fifth by Northwest (5xNW) neighborhood -- between Grandview and Upper Arlington --, SUPER GAME TEAM is your classic gaming source with an emphasis on video games and systems from the ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s. Super Game Team 1724 Northwest Blvd. Columbus, OH 43212 614-725-4987 I hope to see an UOer or two stop by! Time to move this place! We are moving to the River Valley Mall in Lancaster. We'll be at the old 5XNW location about two more weeks then should be opening at River Valley around June 1st. I'll update further when it happens. We opened early at River Valley Mall, back on May 10th. Come on down!
May 16, 201411 yr German flag colors! "You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers
August 2, 201410 yr The first Fresh Thyme location in Columbus looks like it is almost ready to open.
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