This used to be my go to place - until yesterday. Damian (spelling?) waited on me and I found him…read moreto be rude, condescending and an overall jerk. I was looking for a solution for a screen door handle to get a tight fit. He treated me like I was stupid and I should have walked out. I ended up going to Menards where the staff was extremely nice and helpful and pointed me to products that I could try. Damian's solution did not work and I ended up using my solution that I tried to pitch to him while I was in the store. I will never shop again at Hood's.

Stopped in today to purchase fertilizer for my outdoor plants. Ended up talking to Patti for a very…read morelong time about Lampe L'Essentielle ... which I never heard of. I am now an almost expert thanks to Patti. She tested oils on her hand, wrist and fingers for me to smell. She explained in detail what I had to do, what I shouldn't do. No rushing me even when another customer needed her help, I was able to peruse the store, as I am known to do no matter what I am there for. I bought the starter kit because although I am very wealthy (tongue firmly in cheek), I am that way because I start small and go big when needed (insert smiley face here). Thank you, Patti.

The lady that runs this shop is super sweet and helpful! She recommended some other antique places…read moreand restaurants to try out in the area. My husband and I were visiting from out of town and we like to pick up knickknacks. We thought her shop looked cute online so decided to give it a try. It's extremely clean for an antique store and smelled really nice. It was easy to look around and see everything as it was all so neatly displayed and prices were right on everything. We ended up finding a beautiful Tiffany style lamp and a picture of a deer with a wood frame. Everything was reasonably priced. When we visit the area again, we will definitely stop by again. Lovely place and lovely owner.

I tried to edit this review to correct some Typo's and it…read morecopied it, not sure why. So that's why it's here twice. My wife and I went in here on Saturday. We found a park bench we liked but didn't have a way to take it with us, so we had to pass on it. Luckily they are pretty close so we will go back with our truck and some muscle. I hate to gamble like that. This place has some nice stuff and the lady that was running the place seems full of energy and super friendly. She even recommended another shop in the area for something I was looking for. You got to love that.

Cutest store ever! Definitely gets ya in the Christmas spirit with all there cute stuff! Plus they…read morejust opened up the coffee shop which i am in love with! The humming bird cake was to die for! I knew i should have took a pic before i got in the car.. it was gone not long after lol! I swear ill get a pick next time. I only went in for coffee and came out with christmas cards a new coffee cup and a couple slices of cake and pie!

Super cute shop a few doors down from the Secretary of State. My mom and I had an errand to run at…read morethe SoS so we popped in right after we finished. Tons of great locally made goods from some amazing Michigan makers like Glass Action (stained glass jewelry) City Bird (tea towels and such made by the awesome shop in Detroit), Midwest Supply Co (cute mugs and such) and more. Lots of vendors I recognize from local craft fairs like Detroit Urban Craft Fair and/or DIYpsi. But year round! There's accessories, home decor, candles, artwork, skin care, and even a little bit of clothes. Perfect for a gift for someone else or a treat for yourself. There was a also a super lovely woman was behind the counter when we popped in too. Not sure if she's the owner but she was incredibly welcoming.

Super small space that's nicely curated. The person at the counter was deep in conversation with…read morecustomers. I felt like I was intruding. It's nice that there are a row of shops to peruse.

Lovely shop, chocked full of lovely vintage finds. The people who work here are knowledgable &…read moreextremely helpful & friendly, this place & people are Depot Town Ypsilanti treasures.

I purchased two sunbrella umbrellas in a charcoal gray and returned a year later to get a third…read more They no longer carried that color or sunbrella brand fabric. Another knock off umbrella and they were very cagey about the warranty- must keep receipts as they do not file. I mentioned that I had to sew/repair my other umbrella as well as my concrete umbrella stand has crumbled apart - crickets and a smirk... This was my third time there and I always leave feeling ripped off-They will not get any more of my hard earned money. Disappointed.

We visited this store on 4/16 based on billboard ad we have seen and we wanted to buy from local…read morestores and not from national chains, something that we regret now. We saw the bunch of umbrellas and dinning tables and decided to chose one of each as you can see in the receipt. We told store that we need a good durable umbrella which can withstand the rough winds. We decided an umbrella and posted our enquiry about the rough winds and we were assured that the umbrella is quite durable and store even showed by moving the umbrella shade vigorously by hand and suggesting that if it gets this bad we should just close the umbrella and we will be fine. We paid for the umbrella and dinning table and thanked the store and promised that we will tell our friends about this good store and service but hardly we dreamt in the way we are doing now. The umbrella and dinning table was delivered either on 4/22 or 4/23, one of these two days. We did not get the chance to use it because of the constant wet and cold weather. We finally got a chance to open it briefly on 5/5. It was a mild breeze and max sustained wind was 13mph as you can see in the image attached. We had kids back from the school but thankfully not in the patio at that time. My wife saw the umbrella falling down and was waffled why and how. I have attached the image of the same for reference. We took some pictures and put the umbrella back up. Next day (on 5/6) we called the Labadies Furniture and also sent the email with pics and receipt. On phone we were told that they cannot take the umbrella back and but someone will call next day and was suggested that may be we installed it improperly until we reminded that umbrella was installed professionally by Labadies. Then we asked that if they don't see anything wrong with the installation will you take it back because clearly it cannot withstand the mildest of the gust. We were told that once Labadies have taken a look "we will take it from there" and we took it in a extremely positive way. Again no one called back to set up and appointment and we called back on Tuesday (9/5). We spoke to Sean (pardon if I get the spelling wrong) and set up an appointment for (5/11). Two very good and helpful boys came to our place and completely opened and inspected the umbrella and satisfied that nothing was wrong with the installation. They even agree to take the umbrella back and pulled the truck back to the service road but I suggested about speaking to Sean before they take the umbrella back. That is when things started to unfold in unimaginable way. Sean transferred to the sales lady and she told us that owner of the business is heading out and has said no to return and cannot talk as he is heading out for a funeral. So I requested the lady will you take the umbrella back and she said that the owner has said no but he might change his mind once you speak to him. I still felt some hope left. I called the owner today and asked about the umbrella and was told that since we have posted a negative feedback on facebook that deal is off. So much for free speech. But by now I have realized that the deal was off as soon as we paid for the umbrella. BTW our negative feedback has been deleted on Labadies facebook page and email id blocked and you can see only glowing positive feedbacks. I am keeping my fingers crossed for dinning table as it is 4 times the price of Umbrella. But if something is to be found wrong we already know what the response of this business will be. I have learnt my lesson, I will buy from Costco or maybe even Amazon. Worst that can happen is we may have to return the product back and can return the product back.

This Salvation Army is huge! The men's, women's and kids sections are massive. Not much children's…read moreshoes selection ever but they have an abundance of children's clothing. It's organized for the most part but sometimes the racks are a little crowded and hard to browse through. The book selection is also huge 4 rows/aisles of all types of books. The fitting rooms could use some love . Each fitting room I've been in had a broken chair rendering it useless unless you're setting clothes down . Some of the cashiers do take their time which explains why the line does get long . If you have patience , this is a good thrift .

This place is located off of Joy Road with a lot of parking out front. It is huge with the clothes…read morelocated to the center and the right as you enter (see photos). The prices were ok, not great, not as bad as some of the other reviews suggest. They do have kitchen equipment and electronics, books, etc to the left of the entrance. It's huge so you need to spend some time.

They moved locations since the last time I was here but it's still a pretty rad concept--a…read morenonprofit resale of craft and art supplies and other goods that can be repurposed and upcycled into art supplies. There's a lot here if you're willing to dig through! There's a vintage area with tons of old, vintage papers, photographs, sheet music, postcards, photo albums, negatives, etc. Loads of scrap fabric and remnants, yarn, embroidery floss, notions, scrap paper, scrapbooking materials, stickers, stencils, even industrial supplies like foam scraps, and household materials like pill bottles (empty of course), lids, jars, storage containers, craft kits, old calendars, big bins of wine corks, pens, etc. They have a HUGE selection of old National Geographic issues, some going back as far as the 1930s. Perfect for collages or collecting. They also have a few machines like scales, microscopes, sewing machines, etc. As well as a few tools, wood and metal working items, just bits and bobs of tons of things to sort through. It changes all the time so stop in regularly to see what they get in! And the best part? It's all SO cheap and keeps all these things out of landfills (56K lbs just last year)! Upcycling FTW! Some things are in better condition than others but if you're the creative type you will be inspired by all you can find here. And since things are so affordable you can really take risks and noodle around without worrying about wasting your supplies. Want more inspo? They also offer workshops and classes to get your creative juices flowing. Swing by and check it all out!

Lots of random trinkets that can be used for many different projects!…read more Unfortunately, I didn't find what I was looking for (something to decorate/sew onto a Christmas stocking). But I would definitely come back! I will take my mom here too as she loves scrapbooking! I was very close to getting an embroidery packet but decided I probably won't have time for it (only $4)!

Such a cute place !!! Lots to look at if you're into this kind of thing!…read more Also super friendly staff.

Drove all the way because the map said they were open... "temporarily closed for Covid". They need…read moreto update information online ASAP... just rude.