Daughter has always had issues getting fit for a running shoe. The Team took 15 minutes to…read moreunderstand her past issues and sphere interested in selling us the right now; they did not push specific shoe brands. There is also a student discount. They have more than running shoes, give them a chance.

I went to Queen City Running with some friends that wanted to check out the local running store…read moreafter racing the Marquette Marathon earlier in the day and was blown away by their selection of running fuel. I have been looking for Skratch gummies in the Green Tea and Lemon flavor in a variety of running store in the Twin Cities area and have been disappointed. Not at Queen City! I avoided an online purchase and was able to restock my fuel stores. I also was able to get a limited edition Skratch drink mix. While checking out, two of the workers started talking to me about my fuel choices, validating my flavor selection. It made me feel right at home discussing delicious flavors with other runners. I would highly recommend Queen City for your running fuel needs!

I think this is the most charming store in Marquette and one of my favorite places to visit. It is…read morefamily owned for generations and they have everything you need to keep warm in the winter and have all the fun in the summer. While, it is not inexpensive, it is a good value because everything is incredibly high-quality. The staff is incredibly helpful and pleasant. Everything about this store is wonderful!!

Great service. Very good selection of shoes, clothing, sweaters, ski wear and socks for both men…read moreand women.

Old school quality and service. They measure your feet answer your questions show you footwear that…read moremeets your needs. Good quality, not cheap. Worth the price charged. We

Totally old school, downtown, family owned shoe store!…read more Knowledgable, helpful, and well stocked. The source for Red Wings and Sorels. This is where you go when you're ready to buy a pair of boots to last. Tell them what you want out of your footwear, and they will make recommendations.

I don't understand how every single time I go there to buy for me or my husband the selection is…read morelimited. The size is never there for either of us and we are not odd sizes. Not available online either.

There was this girl named nick who was working there SHE was very very nice and not at all mean all…read moreSHE talked about was the bowling team.

It's just a CVS Pharmacy counter inside of Target. :(…read more Guess I will be doing some Target shopping then. I wasn't able to find a brand of probiotic I was looking for though. I was able to find another brand and for only 40B, instead of my usual 80B. Also grabbed ACV, Zicam, dried honey crisp apple, mango too, eyeliner, facial cleanser (forgot to bring mine from home)

How about getting out 1 checkout open with 10 people in line the self checkouts had 25 people in…read moreline my husband asked them to open another line but at 2.00 they sent them to lunch so we all had to wait forever to purchase our stuff

Where to start? After parking in the pothole-ridden parking lot your first impression when…read moreentering "the mall" is the carpeting...which is everywhere. I've NEVER seen a mall with carpeting throughout...much less worn carpet with what appears to be brownish glue that was apparently applied too thick and has seeped through everywhere (nice). In fairness, it's offset nicely by the stains. Then there's the "food court" which is an abandoned area with NO food vendors (haven't been any in years from what I can tell). Most of the store spaces are empty and aside from Shopko and JC Penney, the mall consists mostly of petite, overpriced women's clothing and accessory shops (where are all these high-income petite women coming from?). The JC Penney is so small that it has little to offer in the way of selection or style (most of the men's department is devoted to "big and tall" stuff...meaning if you're under 6 Ft. 5 in. and/or 300 lbs. you won't find much there). Tradehome actually has quality shoes which are worth the price (good thing since the only other place to buy non-plastic shoes is JC Penney...but they don't have a very good selection and are guaranteed not to have your size) and they're the only store I bother visiting. Ditto for Dunham's which has crammed way too much stuff into their limited space...it's suffocating just walking through there. I've tried to figure out why this "mall" even exists. Much nicer malls in other towns across the country have closed. The new owners must be getting a tax write-off for the place as I don't see any changes since the sale. Unless they can attract some worthwhile businesses and get serious about some badly needed renovations, I'll take my money elsewhere.

From the owner: Offering the Delta County area and beyond a great shopping experience, with stores such as Glik's,…read moreMaurices, Christopher & Banks, Dunham's Sports, Tradehome Shoes, Shopko, JoAnn Fabric & Crafts and more.