While I genuinely appreciate Ollie's for its exceptional deals, I must express my concern regarding…read morethe staff's attitudes. During a recent shopping trip, I encountered a situation that highlighted this issue. As I was in dire need of using the restroom, I inquired about its location. To my dismay, I was informed by a disgruntled employee that there were no public restrooms available. Recognizing my urgency and the imminent risk of incontinence, a female employee intervened and kindly requested that I be allowed to use the restroom. Despite my gratitude, the employee remained dismissive and turned away. Subsequently, he contacted another employee via walkie-talkie to unlock the restroom door. In a state of panic, I rushed through the store, nearly damaging my clothing due to the prolonged nature of my urgency. It is perplexing that there are multiple stalls in the restroom, yet no single toilet is accessible. I suspect that this may be attributed to a lack of concern for customer needs or a preference for avoiding unpleasant situations. However, there are effective ways to address such issues. It is unacceptable that I had to endure such discomfort and distress(tears) in a shopping center to get help. Apart from this incident, I had no other complaints about the store.

Visiting Ollie's is like an amazing field trip. I am always able to find something that is needed…read moreregardless of if I had no intention of purchasing. The staff is very helpful and accommodating.

I've shopped at Value World many times and there are definitely some positives worth mentioning…read more The staff I've interacted with have always been very friendly and knowledgeable, and I really appreciate the promotions and discounts they offer on a regular basis. When things are running smoothly, you can find some good deals. That said, I'm increasingly disappointed with a few things. During promotions, the store is clearly understaffed, and the lines become excessively long for everyone. It turns what should be a fun, bargain-hunting trip into a frustrating experience. I was also told by a staff member that they are instructed to look up every item online before pricing it and putting it on the floor. That approach might make sense from a business standpoint, but it takes away from the feeling that you're getting a fair "thrift store" deal and can really slow down the process of getting items out for customers. What bothers me most, though, is learning that this is a for-profit-only company that doesn't appear to represent any cause or give back to the community. There are donation bins in front of the store, but there's no clear indication that those donations go to a good cause or help people in need. In contrast, many other resale and thrift stores are transparent about supporting local charities, community programs, or people in need. It's disappointing that Value World doesn't seem to do the same, especially when they rely on donations and present themselves in a way that can easily be mistaken for a charitable thrift store.

I have found value world good for all my clothing needs,…read moremany of which are brand new. with this cold weather, I am fitted with warm clothes. And I can afford to help others too. Theresa Dunn

They have everything I needed and the employees are very helpful and nice. I shop there every…read moreSaturday because they offer a $5 off coupon off a $25 bill; love that especially now that times are tough.

Nice, clean store with the easy layout for finding things. This was my first visit and I was…read moreimpressed with the selection and prices. Went on a Saturday evening and it wasn't too crowded. Will definitely come back here when I just need to run in and grab a few things.

We go through a lot of reading glasses in this house. You think we could keep track of them, but it…read moreseems they keep disappearing. The prime suspect: our puppy, who thinks that they are a fun chew toy. At the Rite Aid that's a few blocks from our house, they cost $12.99 for a three pack. On Amazon, the best price I saw worked out to about $2 per pair. You can easily spend $30 for one pair of reading glasses. But here, they cost $1. And, all you get for the extra expense is a fancier frame: the lens is still basically the same. And, everything costs $1 here. I used to think that all dollar stores had the same price structure. But, try going to Dollar General and check the prices there: in this Sunday's flyer, literally everything was MORE than a dollar. I also come here for plates, mugs, and drinking glasses. The quality of the drinking glasses is variable: I had one set that broke after a trip or two through the dishwasher, because the glass was so thin. But, remember, they only cost $1. There is a very good selection here, so if you are perceptive, you can find sturdy drinking glasses. The plates and coffee mugs are comparable to something you would spend several times more to buy at a department store. This is also a great place to go for kitchen tools, like tongs and sieves. So what if they don't have the Sur La Table sheen to them? They still do the job. And, let me clear up something for you in case you are wondering: you are NOT too good to go to the dollar store. Are you too good to save money? I didn't think so.

I honestly used to love this store, it used to be stocked well I could always find what I needed…read moreand then some. Now I feel like the quality as far as organization has gone WAY down. Things are shoved everywhere on top of racks and tucked in corned and on top of each other, they're getting almost as bad as the dollar tree on 12 and Gratiot which is BAD! I'm very disappointed and have since been trying to branch out to further dollar trees that are more pleasant and easier to shop at. I hope they can turn this around because I miss have a store close by that I love and frequently shop at. Their employees are pleasant to deal with though at check out which is the only reason I haven't completely stopped going here or given a worse review. It is also disappointing because they rarely get newer stock items shown on the dollar tree website and takes forever to have it in stock if you were to order it online and ship it to store. - Fine for a quick stop if you need something unpopular but be prepared to look for it a lot longer than other stores.-

Maybe this place is just not for me, but it was not as clean or nice looking as I thought it would…read morebe. I understand the bins are probably old, but everything is old and yellowing which makes everything look a bit unsanitary. Some scoops were inside the buckets, touching the food. So the hand germs from the scoop is now in the food, and someone needs to reach in and touch the food in order to retrieve it. Which I saw a customer do. The directions are also unclear, you need to write down all the product codes instead of the large number on the information sheets, which is the price/lb. We did get small portions of 2 types of candy, both which were stale. It was also $6, which is cheap, but I can get x5 the amount of candy at the dollar store or drugstore for that price. The staff member was nice, and there was a regular in there who seemed to come often.

So glad I went into the store this week. I just purchased electric salt and pepper grinders and…read moreneeded some course salt and pepper. The prices at all the grocery stores were very high so I was hoping to find these items in bulk. The store personnel took me right to the salt and pepper and answered my questions about the different types of salt and pepper. I selected my salt and pepper and paid less than half of what I would have paid in a traditional store. There were so many different items to browse. I was especially happy to see the bulk coffee beans and the coffee grinder! I love vanilla tootsie roll midgets and found them in bulk here...they are so very hard to find. Lots of candy, cookies, dog treats and anything you need to make a fancy cake. Huge store with with small prices. Check it out.

I love this shoe store my favorite place the staff are amazing and very helpful to all of their…read morecustomers..,

I miss the Warren location but had an opportunity to visit the Clinton Twp location. Excellent…read moreselection and prices! Such a nice friendly employee too! I found what I wanted at half price! I am definitely making a return visit!

Only go here if you don't need a prescription within a month. Never had a Walgreens take so long.read more

Do not use this pharmacy if you need a prescription filled in a timely manner. I was sick and…read moreneeded antibiotics, so I tried calling to verify that my prescription was received. The man I spoke with was so incredibly rude and not helpful at all. He was rushing me, interrupting me as I was trying to answer the questions HE asked. He was acting like I was an inconvenience, and as someone who isn't feeling well, it isn't exactly something you want to be dealing with. There are plenty of other pharmacies in the area, so definitely take your business to them

This was our first time shopping at this Aldi. The employees were friendly and helpful. Everything…read morewas stocked and we were able to find everything we were looking for and then some! The store was clean, organized, and well maintained. The selection of food was fantastic and there was a huge selection of non food items to choose from as well. Their prices were competitive with other stores in the area and I snagged a beautiful wooden salad bowl for only $20!!!! Our family really enjoyed shopping here and we will definitely return. It bares mentioning to Aldi newbies that it costs 25 cents (a quarter specifically) to use a shopping cart. However, when you finish shopping and return your cart to the corral, you will receive your quarter back. It also bares mentioning that they do not bag your items in shopping bags at Aldi. You can either bring your own bags or they have boxes you can place your items in yourself, after checkout.

What a wonderful remodeled store. let's hope all the other stores in my area get remodeled…read more There's a wonderful employee by the name of Roy if you go in there make sure you say hi to Roy. A much bigger store remodeled from the ceilings to the dairy areas, the staple foods, Bakery, frozen areas, lunch meats. it's all remodeled looks very nice!!! even the parking lot was redone..tar lol

I love aeropostale athlough within the last few months ive noticed their prices have went sky high…read more I mean cmon $25 for a pair of sweat pants, almost as bad as victoria secret!! Just to have Aero written on it!! Normally i love their designs, patterns and colors as well as prices! I dont like how they only carry up to a M and somethings a L in the store, meanwhile ONLINE you can get XL or XXL. I like having room to breathe in my clothing sorry!! Theyre SA are normally very nice. Just wish theyd lower their prices again...

What's not to like...wide, clean isles, well-stocked, efficient and friendly cashiers with plenty…read moreof parking spots available. I found the prices to exceptional. There was stock for most anything you are looking for. Unlike some bargain stores, I did not have to push dropped or sloppy set up of items aside so I can maneuver mom in her wheelchair; the floor was free of trash or misplaced items...yay! They have excellent bargains for office products, decorations, food, laundry, etc. I like that they had Poastems as an alternative to Toastems as Poestems have way more filling inside. Unfortunately they did not have any unfrosted Poastems so I did not buy any...that hard, overly sweet, sugar frosting is disgusting to me. We will return.

Dollar Tree on Garfield Road at 17 Mile, Clinton Township. MI the old Walmart store…read more Be careful what you buy, Went to the Dollar Tree and bought headphones on Saturday January 17, 2026. Took them home and charged and installed them exactly according to the instructions. They worked for 10 minutes and completely stopped working. They did this several times. Took them back to Dollar Tree the very next day with the box, receipt and all enclosed paperwork. The manager would not refund my money or exchange them for other items of equal value. Then she got rude and nasty and refused to give me the name and phone number to the real store manager so I could call him the next day.