We had an excellent experience at this Meijer location. The store is easy to navigate and shop,…read morewith fresh, beautifully displayed produce and consistently kind and helpful associates throughout. What set this visit apart was the outstanding customer service. We needed assistance with two items after our purchase, and the manager, Sami, went above and beyond. She personally called me back and handled everything with such care, kindness, and expertise. It's rare to encounter that level of genuine service, and it made a lasting impression. Because of this experience, this location is now and will continue to be our preferred place to shop. Highly recommend!

Very good! The workers are nice, the place isn't dirty (doesn't mean it's spotless), and there are…read morebike locks outside of it! I bike there on warm days, so the bike locks are a HUGE bonus!

I love Wild Birds Unlimited in Fort Wayne, IN. They are stocked with many things for the birds and…read morefor the yard or patio.

Staff is extremely friendly and helpful, all are very knowledgeable and love to answer your…read morequestions, they help you load purchases to your auto, they offer informational classes about birds, feeding, habits, etc. They offer a large supply of bird food, houses, and other supportive supplies for attracting birds to your yard.

I used to shop in Kirkland's a lot when I lived in Miami. It had been several years since I had…read morebeen to one, but my family decided to come as my mother needed new lamps. Many years ago, she bought two mercury glass lamps at a Kirklands in Miami, which she adored. Sadly, one broke, and we were hoping to find two new Mercury Lamps for my mom. Sadly, we did not find a lamp my mom liked, but we found plenty other things while here! The store was full of halloween and fall decor. While here we bought several 3 wick candles that were on sale, and I bought a cool looking calendar for my office, we also got some drawer scented satchels. We will definitely come back during Christmas to check out the decor then! Check out Kirklands for some great candles and home decor!

I've been to the Painted Tree location in San Antonio several times and wanted to see how the Ft…read more Wayne location was. There are definitely more boutiques in this location which really filled out the building. I noticed similar types of items and this location had much more local branded items. I wish there was one in the Indianapolis area!

This place is worth investing 2-3 hours into stop and look at all the amazing things it has.. but I…read moremust be honest. When I went in it was about about 3 other customers yet the 2 ladies at the front desk, when I walked by didn't bother to make eye contact, didn't say anything, didn't bother to stop talking to each other, didn't smile, didn't greet. I would have appreciated them at least acknowledging a new face. Anyways, in support of the local vendors, I wish this place stays around nonetheless because it really is a gem with unique local finds and the most beautiful indoor pond I have ever seen

Black Pine is an overlooked attraction in the northeast Indiana area. The Fort Wayne zoo gets the…read morepublicity. However, Black Pine has a different purpose, process and attraction. Black Pine is located in Albion - near Kendalville and the Chain O Lakes areas. Their purpose is to rescue distressed wild life, bring them back to health and give the animals a place to live out their days. The animal's habitats tries closely replicate their original habitat...well...as much as their private funding and Indiana landscape will allow. The caged settings do their best to get you close to the animals without stressing the animal out - which is a major part of their focus. Most all these animals were rescued from some sort of poor conditions. Those situations tend to be private citizens, in the US, that abused the animals and were forced to turn over the animals. Many had to be nursed back to health. We participated in the $20 3-5p Saturday private feeding tour. The group had about 30 people. The two tour guides were excellent. They shared stories about each animal, how it got there, the health issues and rehab process. They gave us info to let you know what these animals need to thrive. Also covered were the extinction status of the animals, the current legislation issues and the geo economic-political environment that shapes these animals lives. Black Pine feed the animals to try and draw them out of their shelters. They don't force them out perhaps like a zoo. Most all the animals came out and made an appearance. Only a few of them could be observed eating. The warning for small children was probably over played as there wasn't hardly any sensitive feeding situations. The tour is a lot of walking with almost no places to sit and rest. Be prepared with water. You will find the animals to be accessible and amazing. Many came out so they could easily be seen. The tigers have to be the main attraction as they are incredible creatures.

Black Pine Animal Sanctuary might be one of Indiana's best kept secrets. Located about 40 minutes…read morenorth west of Fort Wayne, the sanctuary is home to many different species who come to them from captivity. Here, they are provided a home for the rest of their lives and people can visit to learn about responsible care and conservation. I took the basic tour, which lasts nearly two hours. Our guide, Lowell, was extremely knowledgeable and gave us a lot of background on the animals. I was surprised to find that four of their tigers were rescued from the Tiger King's facility and now live there. This is a great place and I highly encourage people to visit and help the sanctuary by donations as that's the only way they can operate outside of grant funding.

Soooo cute and a great stop. Got to pick some sunflowers and explore the other gardens they had…read more The owners were super nice and helpful for Floridians that never picked wild flowers before lol!

Convenient location New and clean store…read moreOrganized well Very friendly staff willing to assist Always an efficient trip

Not much has changed since my last visit. Unfortunately, target has chosen to ship off their items…read morethat are clearance to resale shops so often you won't see things marked down to 70% like they used to. This is still a great place to go when they do end of season sale or after any holiday holidays, where they start marking items down. One nice amenity is that they give free snacks for kids under 12 at the Pizza Hut located in the front of the store. They have cookies, bananas, oranges, etc., for kids.

For a Thursday at 6 pm this place was nit busy at all. Plenty of parking and easy access on and out…read moreof the parking lot. Outside and inside was clean and the shelves weren't so dishevels and plumaged through. It was actually nice to shop there. It's usually extremely busy that it makes me not want to go. Nobody was wearing a mask and with us in the red now I feel like it should be more popular to wear them again. But I guess not. The prices are a little steep but hey what can you expect from target. Easy to ship large wide isles and they were mostly stocked except for a few sept such as Christmas candy isle and the decor isles. I'd recommend this place though. It's always clean. Employees are helpful and even though it's not local they have guest fashion peoples line and articles of clothing. Recommend target for sure.