Kaisers has nice employees, and great prices, and the store is kept nice and clean. I like that is…read morehas stayed in business for all these years.

One of the nicest and brightest looking Meijer I ever been. Must have been recently renovated and…read moreit looks great. Staff by the cashier was very helpful because I don't know where item I wanted was at. Aisle numbering is confusing tho.

Good deals on the products we usually buy weekly. Staff is always helpful and kind. Store was clean…read moreand well organized.

Lots to choose from. Some great prices. Some so so prices. But well worth the trip. Very clean and…read morewell organized and stocked

They have a great selection and they are close to home just watch the expiration datesread more

Miller's is the best store in Rome City, IN! It has every essential needed for people living in the…read morecity. They also have pie and some great deserts! The staff is also super friendly and attentive. Definitely a good place to go when your in Rome City!

I've been here twice in 2 days because my daughter and I were so excited to try all the things!…read more They seem to be best known for their bubble waffles, bubble tea, and fried Japanese fare (karrage and corn dogs) Our first visit we tried the mango bingsu which is finely shaved ice with condensed milk, mango syrup, popping boba, and pocky sticks. The next day we came back and tried the bubble waffle, brown sugar bubble tea, and onigiri. The attached shop sells some great snacks and essentials, the people working there are so kind, and I love the vibe and ample seating.

My husband and I visited Hers Zakka Market & Onezo Cafe after making a late decision to get some…read morelunch. We were curious about Hers Zakka after seeing an influencer video about it. We were a little confused though, because Hers Zakka is a small Japanese market, and the influencer video made it seem there was a cafe inside (did not see mention of Onezo Cafe). Actually, Hers Zakka is a market, but it does not sell cooked food. For that, you go to Onezo Cafe, and the two businesses are joined on the inside. That being said, Hers Zakka has a lot of cute items and yummy-looking snacks, that we fully intend to return and explore later. Now, I will focus the rest of my review on Onezo Cafe. Onezo Cafe is very spacious with comfy seats and a cute setup. There is a glass case full of delicious-looking confections, but my husband and I needed real food. We walked to the counter and ordered, then we noticed the ordering kiosk off to the side. The staff was very friendly.... My husband ordered the Karaage chicken combo (#8), which came with salad, California rolls, and either a tonkatsu miso or spicy tofu broth. I ordered the Korean fried chicken (KFC) combo (#10), which came with rice, salad and the same broth choices. Though my husband and I both chose spicy tofu broth, they gave him the tonkatsu, and to my dismay the spicy tofu had egg in it. Since my husband has a pork allergy and I'm allergic to eggs, we just switched. While I'm not a fan of pork, I must say the tonkatsu miso broth was delicious! My husband said the same about the spicy miso. The California rolls on my husband's place looked very mayoey, so I could not try them. My husband confirmed however, that they were indeed very good. The chicken on both our plates was very good. The Karaage was fried well and had a very good taste. The KFC was essentially the Karaage rolled in sauce. While tasty, the KFC sauce was more sweet than spicy, when I prefer more of a kick. Onezo Cafe also sells boba teas. My husband got the Coral Sea with Crystal Boba (lychee honey lemon tea), and I got the Grape Crush with Aloe (subbed coconut jelly). Both teas were delicious. We lived on the East Coast for a while, and there was a boba tea chain named Mr. Wish. I used to practically mainline this stuff, and was sad there was no Mr. Wish in MI - or anything close. One sip of my Grape Crush had me saying "Mr. Who?"! I'm not being patronizing. After three years back home I had given up on finding a boba tea I liked as much as Mr. Wish! The portion was perfect, as we were able to fill our bellies with minimal food waste. We had a plan to grab a few of their onigiri (rice balls) for later along with a dessert, but we were too full! Our total order (including tax)nwas about $40, which was a good value. I'm giving a 4-star rating. It was not clear that the spicy tofu soup contained egg, and the KFC was more sweet than spicy. Im not counting the soup mixup because that actually was a blessing in disguise. We will definitely return to explore the menu more! Same for Hers Zakka; I have my shopping list ready!

Great place to shop for veggies & fruit plus plants I would recommend them to the worldread more

I was back home visiting family and they took me to this weird grocery store…read more What the What! Why is this place not in every city across the globe! Just amazing, sit down relax enjoy a fantastic craft drink . Shop around all the just amazing food options that are so quality! I cannot recommend this amazing shopping experience any higher! I want one in my hometown, or maybe I need to rethink where I live! Horrocks sets a whole new standard as a shopping experience!

Wal-Mart is NOT Nieman Marcus. Now that we have cleared that up...it is not bad…read more Some of the employees there can be a bit grumpy...but I think I would be grumpy if I worked there. The store is clean, tons of employees to help if you need it. Produce is not great but it is in Michigan....sooooooo.... Prices are hard to beat, and they have a surprising amount of gluten free options given that it is in Michigan. Management is a bit prickly there...but I think that must trickle down from corporate. People watching at this store should be a televised Olympic event. My goodness the things I see when I am there. I try to avoid it on the weekends due to the crowds. Shopping for groceries after 9 p.m. is the best kept secret in town. Place is a ghost town. Cashiers there might be prodded a bit to move faster then a cadaver....I try to use self check out lines when they are open. Cashiers often have the personality of a thimble of spittle....but that might just be from hating their job which does look like it would suck. Never tried the deli like Denise claims she did...but it is possible the deli is not where you would want to go for take out food. It is Wal-Mart people....trust me when I say the Jonesville store is WAYYYYYYYYYYY better then the Wal-Mart down the road in Coldwater. YIKES!!! That store...where do I begin?

Shout out to the Jonesville Tire and Lube anything BUT Express!! Dropped my vehicle off a little…read morebit before 3:00pm for a battery and an oil change. Went to Battle Creek and did my shopping called at 5:30 and was told 40 more minutes before my vehicle would be done - get back here at 7:15 - my vehicle STILL has not even been pulled in to be started yet. To say never again would be the understatement of the year!!!! *update* 9pm and we're still sitting here waiting on our vehicle! I will NEVER step foot in this place again! *icing on the cake: they didn't reset my oil life and rubbed their greasy oily hands all over my key, shifter, steering wheel and drivers side door panel and that is how I got my vehicle back! Outstanding job Walmart!!! After speaking with management, I pretty much left with the impression that this is just how it is at Walmart - and no one really cares anyway, so I pretty much wasted my breath. AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!

I have yet to find a market I wouldn't recommend in this area. Food is always filling, service and…read moreambience are as expected.

This is an authentic, cash only, Amish grocery store. Go if you want to experience how the people…read morethat live here shop. They sell milled flour and primary ingredients for making your own stuff. I found it interesting how many different types of flour, spices, and primary ingredients like borax used for cleaning laundry and disinfecting were available for purchase by the pound. I was able to buy homemade black licorice for $3. Homemade canned strawberry rhubarb butter to spread on toast for $4-5. They also have a huge discount section and the kids loved stretching their $5 budget and got a bunch of Halloween and Christmas specific candy cheaply for no other reason than it being the wrong holiday. My husband bought some Amish sourdough bread, but was disappointed with the taste. Upon looking at the label I noted there were a lot of ingredients. Just something to note. Not all Amish foods are created equal and not all items are organic or without preservatives. Read your labels, make educated choices and admire a store of thrifty, honest, and hardworking folks.

Thank you for being the only store in Ohio that sells bluebell ice cream. I make the drive from…read moreToledo happily to stock up. I was raised in Texas and have been missing my ice cream.

I popped into Miller's when we were traveling through town. I didn't do much shopping here, but…read morethey had what I needed and the staff was able to help me find it quickly! I picked up protein shakes and a bakery muffin, which I found out from boyfriend today was moist, soft and delicious. Everyone in this store was friendly and kind, and they seemed to have a great selection for such a small place. Bonus: it's only 2 miles from the Turnpike.