I've been going here for 16 years and was so excited when they expanded. We just started living…read morehere half the year now and really close. I was going in a few days a week, but I won't anymore. I stopped in for a bottle of wine and a couple other things. Three young women were in front of me and overcharged for frozen pizza. They questioned him and he said it was for a different pizza, but then they went over to the cooler and it was priced $5. He did not adjust the price for them. They just kind of looked at each other and left. I was next in line and decided to look at my receipt. I too was charged more than the listed price in the cooler for that wine and another item I bought. I pointed it out and all the cashier said was they were adjusting the prices for the season. I said that they needed to publish the correct price then. Nothing. Crickets. No adjustment and no apology. Barney's is only a couple miles, so I will just go there from now on. Check your receipts, but good luck getting them to make good on it.

I got a message from owner that they were open later on Sunday. I guess the kid I sent to the store…read moreat 5:00 went next door instead of to the Market. I'm adding a star in case I was misinformed but am holding out on the 5th one.

This is my favorite gas station. They sell my favorite Life wtr for the cheap, they sell beer at…read morereasonable prices, and the staff is always sweet and fast. For being a gas station they have the biggest and freshest selection around for cigars. The flavors and brands are endless along with rolling papers, fresh tobacco, and even a section for the fat cigars, like the brand Acid.

I like this place for three reasons. 1) It's conveniently located, right off the interstate exit…read more 2) Clean restrooms. 3) I like saying, "Virk's" with a bad Swedish accent repeatedly. If you're traveling around Lake Michigan, the gasoline prices generally get higher towards and into the Chicago area, and this BP has a White Castle attached to it, so it's a good pit stop for a break in a day long car trip. I've always found the workers here to be polite and efficient.

Price 2cent higher than nearby station, but cheaper than others…read more Finding by this name is confusing. Seems to be Amoco.

Excellent variety of liquors and COLD beer I was a very happy and satisfied customer of them. A…read morevery nice and customer oriented lady always kept me happy until I took a keg of beer home and left $110.00 deposit. 30+30+50 and I only got $100.00 back. Nothing broken they just though I was stupid. Even showing them the receipt they kept saying it was only $100.00 without a coherent explanation.

This market is an absolute gem! We rode our bikes over from our hotel and were so glad we did. If…read moreyou are looking for gluten-free options, this place is a goldmine--they have a massive selection including donuts, bread, muffins, pies, crackers, graham crackers, candy, and even pre-made dinners. Best of all, they clearly label the shelves with gluten-free stickers, making it incredibly easy to navigate. The staff here is also fantastic, attentive, and highly observant. While I was browsing one of the gluten-free sections, a staff member noticed, let me know there were even more options, and personally showed me where everything else was located. I highly recommend checking this place out!

It's a nice neighborhood grocery with local produce and non local also. The apples and sweet corn…read morewere good deals ($3.99 for 5 ears of corn) and a 3 lb bag of gala apples for $1.99. Bathrooms at front and the store is clean. I enjoyed seeing what they sell here that's unique to New Buffalo MI. Fresh produce sold and I liked the sale on sweet corn before the season ends like this week kind of ... Fudge from Mackinac Island. And windmill almond cookies... nostalgia... nice staff.

Love the small market and deli vibe they have. They have plenty to choose from with amazingly fresh…read morefruit, all sorts of grocery and household items, not to mention a great selection of beer and wine for such a relatively small store -- AND everything is very reasonably priced. The clerk was exceptionally kind to offer assistance when he noticed we were getting carried away with our shopping. Going to get some Chicken Tikka from the deli next time as it smelled so good. Love shopping here!

This market is often confused with the garden center (and fruit / veggie) seller across the street,…read morebut they're not the same. This is a very small store with an excellent beer and wine selection. They also have an amazing selection of Indian spices, frozen Indian dinners, and staples. Best place to go in the area if you love cooking Indian food. They also have freshly made Indian food for takeout from the deli counter.

I do love the convenience here but , why are we seeing so much turnover ? when there were so many…read moregood workers? Why the turnover? If you got people wanting to work for anything , At low paying jobs they Should try harder to keep the good ones. There is one new employee, Christian who is always helpful and kind, I hope she stays . There is another new one I walked in on smoking cannabis with a bunch of her friends ? Come on. It's a convenience store not a party. I'm no prude .but we are a small community and we like to see the same smiling faces here . If we're going to pay way above retail, I'd like to see some well staffed peeps !

MMM is a no frills mart that serves as a quick stop to pick up a few household food staples and…read moresnacks. It resides next door to the Beach Cafe restaurant. Occasionally they feature items like desserts from local business owners. It's a good place for residents living along the pockets of Gary's Miller Beach neighborhood to get a quick snack before heading to the beach. Staff was friendly as well.

This establishment is top tier because of their customer service. Most of the time when I go in, I…read moream greeted by name, and that makes a huge difference. The staff will also try to fulfill a request, or call me whenever something that I have requested gets delivered. The owner has worked with me in the past in purchasing top shelf items and her friendliness is passed down to her staff. Needless to say, South Shore Liquors has become a favorite spot for all of my needs when it comes to beer, wine and spirits!

The employees are employee's are completely rude, rude, rude 100% with the rudest being the owner…read more(believe her name is Sue). The only nice employee's I've ever seen working are both females, one I believe her name that are nice, one is named Melissa or Missy maybe and the other I believe is Amanda, but unfortunately haven't seen her working the few times. I have a 2 businesses in which I use alcohol infused products for both cooking & baking in addition to a beverage I've been working on obtaining a patent for so I usually stop at South Shore quite frequently. In addition to the businesses, I also began a kitten / cat rescue approximately 3 years ago which unfortunately is not glamorous by all means as we rescue cats / kittens in all different places from under porches, inside crawl spaces, flooded basements, in attics, had to open walls up even as they somehow had gotten stuck inside the walls between walls which is difficult enough, then it's the beauty of giving flea baths, coming, treatments, cleaning litter boxes, sanitizing rooms, equipment, etc. I always try to bring a change of clothes when I leave the rescue, however twice over the last year I was unable to change before having to pick up alcohol & was trying to get there at least 10 minutes before they closed since they've locked the door early a few times and I was unable to get what I needed for a recipe early the next morning. Needless to say, the owner was working that day making it VERY noticeable that my clothes obviously smelled bad I'm sure. I apologized & explained I had just left the rescue & rescued from damp, molded abandoned home and been cleaning litter boxes. Now ever since that day, every single time I go back to South Shore Liquors and the owner is working, she literally covers her nose with her scarf. I can also tell she's said something to her employee (who obviously told other employees) as the male looked at me when I went to the door that was locked (they lock one door an hour before closing), he pointed at me and said something to her and prior to me even stepping inside, she covered her nose with her scarf and sprayed an over abundance of disinfectant spray and again this was literally before I stepped a single foot inside the door. I was so embarrassed as other customers noticed it, and that particular day I hadn't even been to the rescue in addition to wearing head to toe brand new clothing down to my new Luis Vuitton platform ankle boots & Sequin Embroidered Crocheted Guipure coat that were both delivered earlier that day (was so thankful as they came just in time as I had an Xmas gathering & was so proud I'd worked hard & finally saved enough to treat myself, lol). I was wearing Versace Bright Crystal perfume spray which isn't strong whatsoever & even had a young man compliment me how good I smelled while I was holding the door for him. As a business owner working with the public, I know I'd never in a million years want to make any customer feel uncomfortable, let alone one who's frequently spends quite a bit weekly. There's so many blue collar workers in NW Indiana, millworkers, construction workers, plumbers (like the ones for example who are building the gas station next door for the owner of South Shore Liquors) ; and you just do not act unprofessional every single time prior to even walking in the door. I also wouldn't say something negative about a customer to an employee who you know will not only gossip, but also does not having the ability to act appropriately or normal afterwards. Needless to say, I'll definitely begin driving an extra 5 minutes to purchase alcohol as not to offend the owner or employees of South Shore Liquors.