Jerry's has everything! He keeps his store stocked with what you'll usually find at any party…read morestore. Plus he has so many additional items that might be needed at a time where it might be inconvenient to make an additional stop. He's got medicine cabinet items, a selection of dry goods and pantry items. He's got candy for anyone's taste. All kinds of sodas, liquor and lottery tickets. He knows all of his regular customers and welcomes new ones. Jerry's is great to have right around the corner!

Jerry and his wife, Nancy are the BEST!!!!! When I lived in the area it was the only place I'd…read morestop and get my party supplies. Now, I live a bit far but, when I'm in the area or even close... I'll go out of my way to spend my money there. Nicest people. Always friendly. I miss living close by.

New Hallmark location! Definitely bigger and better! Very neat and organized. Staff always so nice!read more

This was a wonderful experience all around! My family rented the Aloha Moonwalk for our son's…read morebirthday party, along with the bubble machine and ride-on bouncy horses. Everything was a huge hit and soooooo much fun! At no additional charge, Time to Play generously gave us extension cords and some extra gear (including cones to make an obstacle course for the ride-on horses). We paid only $200 for the moonwalk, as we chose to pick it up and set it up ourselves. Set-up was quick and easy, and the printed instructions they provided were super helpful. We would rent from Time to Play again in a heartbeat!

Time to play is great! They have awesome bounce houses and fun things to rent for your parties. The…read moreowner was very nice and helpful when booking with them. I highly recommend this company and will definitely be using them in the future.

The kids were really excited to start the spooky season and get some costume inspiration for the…read moreyear so we drove out pretty far to this location since it was one of the first ones open in metro Detroit. It was a bit hard to find. The place it was showing on the map was sort of the opposite place it ended up being. It showed that it was around Ikea and Black Rock, but instead it was on the other side of the expressway in an unmarked building with limited signage. But finally we did arrive. Not all of the displays were working yet or filled, but as stated, it is a bit early into the season. It was a decent size store filled with a lot of the full seasonal merch. I am sure we will be back to make some final decisions when it gets closer to Halloween, but for now we were just window shopping. My child almost bought a mug, but wanted to wait and see if a greater selection was available before committing her hard earned money. Fun place. Quite a few customers were also eager to shop around early.

Halloween is not really my thing, but I do love dressing up for events, and seasonal Halloween…read morestores allow me to pick up a few items every year. I was in search of a 1920's headdress and gloves. The store had ample parking and was clean, but it did seem rather small inside. Things were not super clearly organized and it took me a little time to find what I was looking for. The selection was ok but not great. There were a lot of scary costumes and accessories if that's what you're looking for. Needing a few items for my kids, I found the child costume section, which was definitely anemic. I would recommend buying kids things elsewhere. Other than a handful of branded costumes, and many candy buckets, there wasn't much else. They were well staffed, though, with nice associates and once I found what I needed, I was in and out rather quickly.

What I like most about this Gordon is its hot bar. The seasoned potato wedges are good - better…read morethan what you get at many restaurants and fast food places. Most other Gordon locations I've been to do not have a hot bar. I can also find a variety of Chicago-style giardiniera that taste better than brands found at other supermarkets in the area. If you do not have a Costco or Sam's Club membership, Gordon is the next best place to buy condiments and snacks for a large event. The line is usually not bad, but one evening, I had to wait for 15 minutes to purchase one item. Only one person was working the register, even though other workers should have helped sooner with opening another register. That was the only time I felt frustrated with my shopping experience.

Stopped by to pick up some Wing Dings Chicken wings.... was told they no longer sell these in a…read moresingle packet, rather you have to buy the while box lol Their layout is lot nicer than one in Ann Arbor, I hope they upgrade the Ann Arbor location and carry more items. I also noticed they had hot foods - like potato wedges and a popcorn station. Parking was bit of a mass unfortunately.

This is a nice enough Dollar Tree. I thought it must be a new one since it wasn't listed on Yelp…read more but the clerk said they had been there for a couple of years so I created a business listing for it when I came back out to my car. The store was nicely laid out , very organized and nicely displayed. I found about a dozen items I could use in my travels, including a little doormat to flop down in my motel rooms when it's raining so I can wipe my feet. It drives me crazy when I track mud and dirt into the room and then I walk on it in my bare feet. Dollar Tree doesn't always have what I need but they sure have a lot of it whether I'm home or traveling in another state. Oh yeah, the bathroom in this one was decent too. You have to ask for a key to go in it.

I visited during the Plymouth Ice Festival and simply had to try a hot chocolate from Alpine…read moreChocolat Haus when I saw that they had dark hot chocolate. Some of the best hot chocolates I've ever had are from chocolate shops (makes sense) so I had high hopes. The price was quite reasonable I think for a premium hot chocolate, $4.99 for a dark hot chocolate with Mayan spice (cinnamon, cayenne, etc.) added. There was an option to add whipped cream and marshmallows but I opted out. The cocoa was excellent - delightfully chocolatey and definitely spicy - it definitely had a kick. I would order again in a heartbeat - maybe it's a good thing for my body that I don't live that close to Plymouth. They also have a nice array of chocolates, very similar to classic chocolate shops. I bought a couple of dark chocolate covered cherries and dark chocolate honeycomb chips for my mother and she loved them and she can normally be very picky about these type of chocolates. She said they were very fresh and the cherry flavor of the chocolate covered cherries was excellent. These were probably her favorite chocolates she's had in the last ten years or so. Alpine Chocolate Haus was definitely a winner and we'll be back whenever we're in Plymouth.

Oh my goodness!!! What an absolute gem. I had the most glorious hot chocolate (Mayan with dark…read morechocolate). This had to be the best hot chocolate I had in my life! I found this place by chance as I was killing some time in downtown Plymouth..sort of a memory lane tour. The stock of treats is vast!!! Chocolates, candy caramel apples, ice cream and yes, hot chocolate. My goodness! The inside decor is to die for. The staff were so nice! I think I met an owner (male). He said the company has been around for 40 years in Michigan and about 14 years in Plymouth. The vibe is so nice and I can't recommend this place more. Everyone was kind. All I felt was love! Come here!!' It's well worth your time!

Nice little party store The owner treat you like family cold beer and wine bag ice scratch off…read morelottery tickets treat me very well there Drop in and say hello to Carl