Family Fare is extremely over priced but it's convenient for those that live in Vicksburg and don't…read morewant to drive 15 to 20 minutes out for another retailer. However, the staff here is incredibly rude. Specifically, Ellie. She is not friendly, helpful, and is very passive aggressive. I didn't post the first or second time I had these same issues with her and her poor attitude and customer service but now that it's happened a third time I'm not longer going to opt for the convenience of the local grocery store and I'll drive out elsewhere.

Me spending 20 minutes filling my 5 gal jug":…read more "hey the water dispenser is not working, it just got slow all of a sudden" Register lady "yeah the motor" Me starting to be puzzled "could you put a sign so people don't get stuck in a 'do I dump my gallon worth of water on the floor' situation" Powerful Register lady "yeah its the motor" Me doing all the math "I know that, I said why not put a sign up saying its broken then" Victim register lady "its my boss, she has to" ....signals the boss. Boss "yeah the motor" Me thinking what are the odds: "yeah, but if you have a sign then no one would waste time" Bestest Boss (starting to nod no as if I asked her to believe in christ): "I could have charged you the 1 gal if it broke on you"....... starts to look away. Me thinking... Dare I go back in time to tell old me that time travel is easier then writing on a piece of paper out of order. "Just put a sign" (this was said trying to not think) Well... Thats my truth. In what world is "make a sign for 'out of order'" so I dont waste 20 minutes because I didnt want to chuck 1 gallon of water on the floor. Or was I supposed to have some kind of premonition that they knew it was broken and didnt put a sign up, and THEN feign or (insert derogatory term) ignorance that writing a "out of order" sign is way to complicated. Today I learned broken water dispenser = a impossible task in which writing on a sign 'out of order" and then present a look like (being lost like a 1000 children) and then saying " the motor is broken. Great service ;) This is all to say just post a sign or listen or care or..... wonder what other broken or spoiled things could be there. I mean if something is known yet not reported to the customer thats pretty messed up. Or maybe I am wrong.

You ever have one of those times where you're actually glad to have a Wal-Mart nearby? We had a…read moresituation like that a bit ago. Coming home after a recent storm, I found that the power had flickered while we'd been out, and while most of my electronics had been fine, my loyal gaming television- one that had been with me since my days at Western, several years ago- finally had just given up the ghost, giving me the red light of death and absolutely refusing to even acknowledge the power button being pressed, held, hammered, what have you. Being that we were going to head to Wal-Mart anyways, we made some time to go and wander the electronics section to go price some new TVs and see just how much it would cost us to replace. So we just wander on over and well, what do you know- we find a bigger TV than we thought we could afford, on sale- with some features built into it that would allow me to re-do some of my entertainment setup and open up some connection space to maybe hook up something new! But what is a night of entertainment without some tasty snacks, I ask you? So we were off to the cold sandwiches- and yep, they have my favorite: chicken caesar wraps. Everything but the croutons all wrapped up in a tortilla or tortilla-like device, cut in half, and absolutely freaking tasty. It's the same with the bigger sandwiches- for store sandwiches (I mean, let's face it, we've all had the sandwich from a store where we bite it, recognize it as meat and cheese, but then aren't sure what kind of meat's on it without looking at the label), they're really, really worth the price. I just wish they came with more mustard/mayo/whatever than just the two little packets. So, all in all, we got a wonderful TV for cheaper than we thought, helped by some of the most helpful people in the area, and got to spend the evening perched in front of a bigger TV than we thought possible eating tasty cold sandwiches and thanking anything we didn't have to run all to Kalamazoo for any of this stuff. About the only problem we ran into was that it was an absolute pain getting our TV through the crowded aisles- maybe if there were fewer displays in the middle of the aisles, it could make it easier to manuver? But still, it gets another star from my previous rating.

Lower prices than I've seen in any other store. Shelves needed to be replenished badly. The drinks…read moreand snacks were looking bare. Check out service ladies were very sweet and interactive.

Horrocks is thee destination for a summer-time shopping trip. It's affordable, and has so much, you…read morewill have to see it for yourself. Grab a cart, a beer and shop! They have a wonderful beer garden with live music on the weekends. They will not serve you without an ID, even if your hair is gray. We spent a lot more than we expected on flowers but the selection and quality at Horrocks is incomparable. There's more parking in the back. Multiple entrances. Allot yourself a few hours here.

Recently, a family member told me about this fantastic Farm Market in Lansing. As many times I have…read morebeen in the Lansing and East Lansing area, I had not heard of Horrocks. Gosh, I didn't know what I was missing. This is a true IYKYK! Once you have visited Horrocks, you will return for life. This is a magnificent, rustic, unique, expansive establishment that offers a cornucopia of items. From floral, to meats, cheeses, wine, speciality items, fruits, snacks, vegetables, hard-to-find items and more. There is so much more! Things that stood out even though I loved everything about this place: -the vast selection of canisters of olive oils -the vast array of different varieties of balsamic vinegars (amazing!) -house made items in every area -house made popcorn with so many flavors, so fresh. -the many, many homemade soups: probably around 20 different kinds and delicious. -a ramen bar, what? -bakery -pizzeria -exotic fruits and vegetables and regulars ones too -the wine bar: sip while you shop. -house-made sausages and cheeses -house-made jams, jellies, local honey -extensive variety of spices, herbs, flour and grains - great service, very helpful. This is a must try and truly a destination. I cannot wait to shop and browse here again!

Horrock is so unique. Remind me of open markets in Asia and Latin America but much nicer. Because…read moremany items can be bought by weight and the varieties are different than your typical grocery store. Many local Michigan products that I don't see anywhere else, especially craft beer. They sell game meat here too. You can get elk and bison and alligator if you want, but they are not cheap. Have to come check it out. It is hard to describe it.

I just love Horrocks! Beer garden in the Summer, craft beer…read morewhile shopping there was a Guitar player in the Garden, playing christmas. Great prepared foods, great specialty groceries.

Charming little grocery store! I was happy that I stopped by. They had a great selection of fried…read morepies and jams. The employees were friendly and helpful. I highly recommend this place.

My review is mixed. Definitely expected more items from the earth to be sold here but instead found…read moremany processed foods and items. The store itself was rustic and used nature means for light. Service very good. Prices were low and welcoming. Very friendly and kind staff.

Loved this place! They had a nice variety of pretty much everything…read more I couldn't pass up the great deal on spices. I was also impressed with cold packaged section. Everything tasted fantastic and was decently priced. The employees were all helpful and friendly. I would recommend stopping by if you get the chance.

OMG! The Peanut Butter Pie is the best!!!! I saw the reviews & thought we'd give a try best…read moredecision. I wish we bought more Nice little store, nice people who work there

We purchased multiple packages of New York strip that were all stocked in the same cooler under a…read moreclearly marked $6.99/lb sale sign. When entering our receipt at home, we discovered that about half were charged at $12.99/lb. My wife called immediately and was told it was her responsibility to check every individual package, even though they were all displayed together under the sale tag. A short time later the owner called and offered to make it right, which we appreciated. I attempted to update my original review to reflect that resolution, but found that I had been blocked from the store's Facebook page and could no longer access my review. Posting this simply so other customers are aware to double-check pricing, even when items are stocked under a single sale sign.

Amazing grocery. Easy to navigate. Wide variety of fresh produce. Great deli counter. And spirits…read moreto choose from.

Love the store. Reminds me of a store when I was little. Has everything. Love that I can buy just…read moreone or two pieces of meat. Vegetables are fresh and again your not buying large amounts.

The huge variety of products, fresh deli items, meat department, baked goods and awesome customer…read moreservice make this locally owned grocery store a true gem.

The former DAWG HOUSE has been transformed into a true gem…read moreof a deli; featuring Home made comfort food! Their daily specials are just that. SPECIAL. When have you seen corned beef and cabbage, not on St Patrick's Day? Other delicious daily specials include: beef and noodles, chicken and biscuits. and wonderful broasted Chicken! They have expanded their home made "sides", significantly. Also, they have made to order "sub sandwiches". The owner admitted the secret is , they bake the Buns on sight. Start with fresh dough, create Delectable addicting buns. For only $8.99, and big enough, for two people to share! Don't overlook their intriguing homemade soups! NOTE: Lou's is located across the street, from Vicksburg High School. In a building that was originally an IGA Supermarket, many years ago. They have three booths and a five person table, for dine in. But this is essentially a take out deli. Lou's has only been open, a relatively short period of time. Word of mouth will keep it here, for many years to come

Always do takeout. Best broasted chicken period. Pick your chicken and sides. Highly recommended!read more

Store is clean and prices aren't bad. Have had a couple of poor customer experiences recently with…read morethe man who I assume is the manager. He is not very friendly and has been just plain rude twice now. Most recently because I didn't want to use the self checkout.

Prices are exceedingly high compared to everyone else in the area, Digital billboard advertises…read more5% senior discount, but it only applies for one day a week which you don't know until you go inside. Sale items handwritten don't ring up at the register ....potential rip off.