I have been shopping at Grand Rapids Liquidators for almost a year.Not only do they offer high…read morequality merchandise at affordable prices ,but they give back to the community ,customers and support other small business. You are not a number but treated as a friend when you shop not only at the Retail Store but at the Pallet side as well . Anyone who reads this review stop in check out the store look around you will be glad you did !! Sincerely , Helen Gonzales Wagner

From the owner: Grand Rapids Liquidators is a revolutionary store where you can get amazing products at unbeatable…read moreprices. We get customer returns and overstock from big-box retailers such as Amazon, Target, or Costco and sell them to you for $5 or less! New inventory is set out every Saturday and that is the inventory for the week. Prices start at just $5 on Saturday and work down to sometimes just 25 cents on Friday. Check us out and score some spectacular deals!

**Shorted me $3 and were weird and rude about it**…read more Went in. Started shopping. I was told immediately if I grab anything from the front I can't go through the rest of the store with it. I thought, sure maybe people steal $1 eyelashes. I set them up front. Nice music and all female employees. Love that. Found some things. Prices were better last time I was there a few months ago. Suddenly have to poop. Ask a nice young lady if they have a bathroom. She tells me no. Made my way back to the register. Decide not to get the dumb small stuff like the eyelashes because I'd grabbed the larger items and it was an impulse purchase. Their loss. The cashier is new and I understand that. Make light jokes but let her know I think I've been shorted. She uses two calculators. She assures me that I'm wrong. She says 'phew yeah I don't want to get in trouble' which made me worry for her. What do I know I'm dyslexic and have dyscalculia? I thought. I get back to my car. $63.85 total. $50 paid by card. $20 in cash. I received $3.85. I call a trusted friend. Double check. Darn, I have to go back in and I'm gonna poop my pants. I'm thinking I'm owed $10 because that's how my brain works. I'm confused by my calculator saying I should've received $6.15. But I go in and say 'hey I'm sorry but I did get shorted like $10'. Cashier calls for help through a window behind her register. The owner or head honcho comes around from the back. An elderly woman with 80s hair. She seems annoyed. Sighs deeply. 'You'll have to wait until Monday.' I show trepidation. 'Or' -she gives a laundry list of body language indicating she does not want to- 'I can take apart the register right now and you wait ten minutes.' I have to poop. I'm supposed to have cash for laundry today. I tell her that. But also explain it's only a few bucks. She doesn't want to budge. She must be thinking I stole $3 and want to steal more things in their employee bathroom? I'm not sure. She says Monday she can give me back the money. I go to my car. Take a deep breath. Then I head back in. Decide to return everything that was returnable. I wasn't told it wouldn't be immediate. So hopefully I don't have to wait until Monday to see my card transaction returned. Then I tell her if it isn't rectified in her old cash register now, it might mess up her accounting for Monday. That there could be other small mistakes before then. In my experience as a business owner. She "takes apart the register". It takes 5 minutes. She hands me $6.10. Which is still wrong. But let me get out of here to rush home to poop. Get the evil eye from an employee. I say thank you. Moral of the story. Their method of preventing theft loses them money and customers. They are willing to sacrifice good customer service to prevent theft. 2 out of 3 employees I saw were friendly. I'd made enemies with the 80s hair lady and her tall confidant over a mistake their new cashier made that was a $3 difference. Could've just checked my receipt. Corrected the issue without making me feel like I'm some thief ruining their time. Won't be coming back after that nerve-racking experience and will tell anyone who listens how weird that was.

Wonderful staff, great prices! I'm always get a great deal at Rowland's They have everything you…read moreneed.

Good prices and lots to choose from. It was busy when we went but still easy to get around.read more

NEW HOURS- M-S 9am - 5pm... Sunday 12pm-5pm (Yeah, bummer they aren't open until 9 pm any…read morelonger... covid stuff...) Anyways - a great place to check for markdown deals and bargains- the inventory changes all the time. Some shelf -stable food items. Offers items from about every department that a regular Meijer store offers, depending what has been sent. Tucked away in the far end unit in a strip mall on Alpine, (north of Menard's) this place is usually really busy. Parking is in front, or behind the stores. Lots of those small blue grocery carts to shop with- and just like a regular Meijer, they take MPerks, pack your items in plastic Meijer bags, and so forth. Enjoy~

Pretty cool place lots of funds will definitely check it out again for sure wonderful pricesread more

From the owner: At Ollie's, we sell "Good Stuff Cheap"! You'll find brand name merchandise at up to 70% off the…read morefancy store prices every day! We've got bargains on housewares, bedroom and bathroom, books, flooring, toys, electronics, furniture, air conditioners, clothing, health and beauty products, patio, pet supplies and so much more. You never know what you'll find at one of our "semi-lovely" stores unless you stop by and see for yourself!

LOVE LOVE LOVE this place. You can't beat the prices! Especially on spray paint, it's crazy! I'm a…read moresucker for a good deal & this place delivers that & so much more. Friendly staff too. Check them out!!!

Once a month I stop by if I need something or not. Inventory…read morechanges a lot. A buck for automotive touch up paint. Snow shovels made of metal not plastic. Hardware sometimes 60% less than retail. Lots of electrical. Motorcycle restoration and detailing has me buying lots of supplies from the friendly staff at Grand Sales. Not cheesy like a flea market but similar prices. Bring Cash.

Staff are very friendly But their prices are extremely high…read moreLots of senior citizens shop there and it's the only store they have access to.

The older women named Kelly that usually works self check, she is very rude to customers. She…read morestands there looking people up & down likes she better. I always avoid her lane when she's working. If there isn't another lane open I go to customer service to check out. If I was the store owner I wouldn't want someone like her working in my store.

They have a good selection of headbands, and innumerable copies of Sedaris's Dress Your Family in…read moreCorduroy and Denim.

Most people go there of their for the bake goods. But I think their best kept secret is their deli…read moredepartment. The owner and workers are Amish. They always are very kind and helpful to assist when needed. The building is clean and easy to navigate. Next time your in the Freemont area. Give them a try , you'll be glad you did

Amazing deli, good product selection and wonderful people. Hopefully they stay in business and keep…read moreserving the area.

Bob is always working hard and the different items they offer there are always fun to discoverread more

Love the stores but don't like that at 20 minutes before they close they lock the doors and flip…read morethe sign to closed. When I said we still have 20 minutes till close, I was told that they do that so they can get everyone checked out. If your sign says your open till 7 pm then that is when you close. This happened at the Midland store but has also happened at the other MO stores as well. I love searching for all the neat things they get but when I think I have a half hour only to be told basically I have ten minutes. If the stores are going to post the hours of operation then that is when they should lock the doors and turn the closed sign.