My local Walmart and it has a lot of good products! It also has pick-up, and other benefits. The…read morestaff are very nice. There is mainly self-checkouts in place of employee checkouts. Nice deli and cake ordering area too.

Went in for an oil change and my center console was gone through for no reason. The manager, when I…read morelet a cuss word slip told me to leave. These people are not trustworthy! The tech admitted to opening the console. He should be fired...along with the manager who told me to leave.

I stopped in this morning , as I shopped around , I could hear the cashier talk with each customer…read moreupon checking out . I believe her name was Sharon , what a great personality to have in that position ! Truly exceptional !

This is a big Ollie's for Plymouth and it is a good place for the prices. I would say there is a…read morevariety of stuff, but it is stuff you wouldn't see on a daily basis.

Very nice store with great merchandise. Will definitely go there again. No complaints from me.read more

BEWARE!!!! Way over priced on their stuff and NO returns! Avoid this dump. My wife bought a used…read morealbum here that was not even worth $10 on eBay but here ripped her off for $25. I never would recommend buying anything here at all. Would have rated no stars but not possible!

As someone who for several years lived within a short distance of several really good record stores…read moreand has for years made pilgrimages to record stores in Chicago, I'm admittedly spoiled and can't honestly be fair to Karma. While part of a small regional chain, their first priority is staying afloat financially, which means they pretty much have to carry mostly items that cater to local tastes and buying habits. As a result, much of their stock is head shop merchandise. As such, you'll have better luck finding Scooby Doo "tobacco" pipes and everything you need for a good "tobacco" blaze than that record you can't find at Wal*Mart just down the road. The music they carry -- again, dictated by local tastes and conglomerate radio station outlets -- tends to be a mix of classic and/or mook/grunt rock, "hot new" country, mall punk, and whatever's popular in the hip-hop/r&b realm...with a large dose of stoner music. I can't really fault them for carrying very little decent independent rock, blues, folk, etc., when the chance of it getting sold is very slim, but it still really makes browsing the store no fun unless you're after something you can hear on the radio anyway or will go well with that bong and Zippo. Again, in their defense, they're working with local taste -- and the one record store left in South Bend isn't a whole lot better, even with plenty more reasons why it should be. Solid positives: They're very open to vinyl and quite willing to order pretty much anything... and usually even give me a couple bucks off when I order a vinyl record. The staff does a good job of helping customers. Occasionally I've had to stand and wait for 5-10 minutes while the lone clerk helps some kids sort through the "tobacco accessories" case, but they make up for it in friendliness and acknowledge the wait, which is really what matters. Overall, it is what it is, and I want to support local shops even when it's tough. They do the best they can (and better than many others), and they earn that 3 star rating for their willingness to order indie vinyl releases for that one guy who wants them. Stop by and support them if you can.