Grand Opening of the New Roseville, MI store was packed with shoppers and a check out line down the…read moremiddle of the store. No real bargains. We didn't see anything promotional or a huge sale. One minute they're closed the next, they are open. Pretty uneventful. For now, the shelves are well stocked with the typical RDFL items. Obviously, the store is clean and the people are very friendly. No shortage of security including the "greeters" at the door. They've picked a great location. The parking lot will be a challenge around the holidays. It's adequate for the rest of the year. 07/24

I love me some Ross! Since this is the only one in my area, I like to go often and check out any…read morenew inventory they get ~ I've bought shoes, home decor, clothing, perfumes, you name it ~ ROSS IS THE BEST! The employees are super friendly too!

TJ Maxx is known for its discounted brand-name goods, but my recent experience was disappointing…read more While the thrill of finding unique, often irregular items can be enticing, the quality was questionable. Returns, especially for items bought from other stores, became a frustrating ordeal, compounded by rude associates who offered little assistance. This lack of customer service overshadowed the shopping environment, which could otherwise be enjoyable due to the variety of products. Until TJ Maxx addresses both merchandise quality and staff training, I recommend seeking other retail options that prioritize customer satisfaction alongside affordability.

the lady at front counter, Celeste i believe her name was was absolutely horrendous and…read moreexceptionally not a pleasant cashier, extremely rude and unkind, could even bother to take a second and take the sensory tag off my blanket i paid good money for, my blanket is useless and ruined now thanks to the lazy cashier. As if she couldn't be more of a bother, not only could she not even pay attention to try and hand my change directly to me, (dropping it on the counter). She then proceeded to spend less than two seconds looking for the price tag on my socks, grabbed a RANDOM pair of other socks and tried upcharging me for something i was NOT purchasing. So disappointed as i used to love going to this tj maxx. Thanks to celeste i have a ruined blanket and horrible experience.

Store was over picked. I went there for bath bombs and baby clothes. The employees were rude. I had…read moreto dig through the beauty section to find bath bombs. There were only 2. Thank god I love vanilla coconut. The baby clothes are ugly but a good price. I also got a really cute and soft snoopy blanket for $14.99

Aside from much of the apparel looking very matronly and picked through, what really surprised me…read morewas the spicy little cashier who said "Why so I have to do all this sh*t?" to another employee in front of me. It was highly unprofessional with no regard to the customers in her presence.

Clean, organized, any thing you need they will have it. Chicken was horrible. Lot's of batter and…read morethe chicken pieces had hardly any meat on them. Go to Krogers for breaded and cooked chicken, theirs is wonderful and large pueces of chicken. Prices are high at Meijers but I guess it's the sign of the times. We don't but meat of any kind any more. Just can't afford the high prices, its a shame. Deb

Not sure how anyone can like their "election" and in-stock items, they're out of their sale items…read moreevery day. Worse yet, this store has the worst quality dairy products of any store I've ever been to. "Shop this store" on the Meijer website, and look at the reviews for the Meijer brand milk and cheese, it's disgusting. Milk goes bad in days, cheese gets moldy long before its "best by" date. On top of all of this, they recently commenced a far Left, "woke" advertising campaign, which precludes my patronage. No thanks Meijer. I previously enjoyed "shopping local" at Meijer, given that they were founded in MI. Never again, I'd rather shop anywhere else.

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.

Stopped by with my mom to grab her a few items…read more We grabbed her some bottoms and some mid-calf socks. Didn't find any earring backings though. Found some bottoms and mid-calf black socks at least.

Store is always messy and disorganized. Went in the other day and when asking a staff member for…read morehelp locating an item, first i was ignored, then i when asked for help a second time i got the response "ugh can't you see I'm busy" and they walked away. When i went to find another person to ask it was near impossible due to low staff number from what i could see. Would not recommend this location

Love the prices & selections, but the store is a hot mess most of the time…read more Takes lots of patience to look for clothes in your size and tons more patience to check out. If you're short on patience, don't come here.

Last Monday, I went men big & tall getting active wear for workout and headed to the gym…read more Afterward, Burlington more low price than JCPenney and Target. It's Fall! I might have jacket it looks likes swag it up.

Great service Nice location helpful employees and good…read morefinds and good coupons in specials enjoy

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.