T-he A-mbiance…read moreR-eally G-ets E-xhausting and T-oxic Target is a very clean environment but sometimes I have had experience with racist workers and not very good service. The price are high with not very good value.

I do think their displays of there products are very nicely laid out. And they have always have a…read moreof nice variety of their product.

JC Penny has really upped their game over the last few years. I was pleasantly surprised when I…read morewent into Shop after not shopping there for decades due to their outdated merchandise. Had a really great encounter with the sales ladies. Everything went really smooth and I ended up with a new dress. Shop their sales and save a ton. I did not try the photo shop if there is one still there nor did I try the salon. I would recommend JCPenney to practically anyone. If you haven't tried them in a long time, you should at least take a walk through the store to see what's new when you have the time. When shopping with coupons, the value is amazing.

I like this store. The people who work here are always friendly. It's not big, but I still always…read morefind what I need. Good deals too!

If I could give this place a zero star I would, very high prices and rude people, goodwill overall…read moreis a scam do not go to any Goodwill, go to your local church or local owed thrift store.

If you're looking for a treasure trove of gently used items, look no further than the Goodwill on…read moreMechanic Street. Nestled just off the brick road, this location has consistently impressed me with its friendly staff and wide and sometimes not so wide selection of goods. The staff at this Goodwill has always been incredibly helpful and welcoming. They're always happy to assist with finding specific items or offering advice on the best deals, this Goodwill is definitely worth a visit.

I stopped in for a couple of things and they had them all in stock. Greeting cards, name-brand…read morecandies, pens. And everything's a dollar (though some things are 2 for a dollar). The store is well stocked and there was very little stuff waiting to be put away. A shorter wait at the checkout would have been nice but it seemed like five of us all decided at the same time to pay for our stuff. [Review 11084 overall, 857 of 2019.]

too expensive my goofy ahh uncle went bankrupt after shopping here. I asked for a sprite and they…read moregave me clown juice (what!). my cousin Henry Bartholomew Dinglenut The Third bought a swimming pool and it had holes in it. I'm staying at my friend Huandale Pringle's house and he says he doesn't like it.

This plaza still features an active Kmart store but who knows how much longer that will stay. The…read moreother large anchor is the Family Fare supermarket. Other tenants in this plaza at Michigan Avenue and I-69 include a fitness center, some financial branches and a Rite Aid. There are a number of entrances and exits including one with a traffic light at West Drive and Michigan Avenue. [Review 11086 overall, 859 of 2019.]

love this plaza! I really love the k-mart store. well stocked, clean…read moreand great employees. I make the long ride from walled lake, mi but it is worth every mile. so much to get at the k-mart. keep it going strong, ps. dark horse brew pub is also great. eat at Schuler's

I would never ever recommend this place. I went in to have…read moremy silver ring sized down. I got it back and wore it for nearly a week. I took it back again to be sized down another half size, which was done free of charge. Upon getting the ring back, I noticed it looked a little off. I showed it to another jeweler, who is making a nesting wedding band to fit this ring, and they were appalled. The band has been stretched incredibly, dangerously thin. The back is wonky and uneven, making a sort of squiggle. I posted a negative review, and Medawar called me, trying to gaslight me into believing that this was the way the ring was supposed to be. He said he never saw the ring leave, blaming others in the store, and that the ultra thinness was part of their process. I told him that if his process is damaging customers jewelry, that it needs to be reevaluated. I was rightfully given my money back, but I now have to have this ring repaired, which will cost more than twice as much, because of Medawar's negligence. It breaks my heart. I would never ever recommend this place.

I bought this ring for my wife and she loves it. Roger was very helpful and patient with us. The…read morestaff was very friendly.

The DG off Horton road is the best. 2 is DG Somerset Lake. This rates third and most of the…read morecashiers are friendly except for the one I ended up with New Year's day. It was only her 4th day. She's new. But she has awful customer service skills and actually made me feel uncomfortable. Just odd behavior. Both of the ladies with glasses are nice and the young guy is helpful too. Other than this my experiences have been good.

Fantastic store if you are in search of fabric, wool, patterns, thread, and any type of notion…read moreneeded for quilting/sewing. They offer a very nice variety of fabrics. You can find anything from batik to civil war era to baby fabric to solids. The staff are very nice and are willing to answer questions/make suggestions. Parking lot is a little on the tiny side, but there is plenty of street parking and it is not far from all other great shops In downtown Marshall. I highly recommend!

There are only a few reasons why you might visit the city of Marshall, Michigan, a town with some…read morehistoric importance in this state. One good reason may be that there exists on the east side of town possibly (in the opinion of those who have visited there) the country's best quilt store. Its focus is quilting, quilters, and quilts. The first floor of this former hotel, boarding school, and funeral home is now taken up by a retail fabrics and sewing notions store, a classroom for quilting lessons on one entire end of the shop, and displayed throughout on its walls, many high-quality, hand-crafted, pieced quilts by local and midwest artisans. What makes this the best of its kind is the breadth of what is available for sale; the choices of fabrics coveted by many types of quilting enthusiasts, the wide variety of sought-after supplies and equipment that modern quilters need, and a broad array of books and patterns that will inspire and guide quilters of every experience range. So if your travels take you anywhere near Kalamazoo or Battle Creek in Michigan, don't miss the chance to visit Marshall and its quilt store.