The family love Auntie Anne's as a treat once in awhile. But the Great lakes Crossing store in…read moreAuburn Hills, Michigan was a bit of a big let down. I bought (3) regular, original nuggets@ $8.69 each (the price of a small meal), the server asked if I wanted Cheese Dip which I thought for that price must come with it. Was charged $1.89 for each little tub, without knowing he charged me and then asks for a tip, which now I wish I had denied. The tip was $4.75 to open a glass case and set all on counter right next to it. The total was $36.39 (Close to $40z for pretzels) Never again just ridiculous. $12 would be a fair price. But greed and customer gouging is rampant here. SHAMEFUL, AUNTIE ANNE!!

They didn't have much of anything ready except for cinnamon bites. Which is disappointing because…read morethere is no line and it is not busy at all. However, with that being the case. We got fresh after 10 minutes. I wanted unsalted which they said would take longer. But that didn't make sense because they could have just not salted mine.

I love their pretzel but the location in Oakland mall is always closed... please help to get them…read moreto reopen or something :-)

Was starving at Oakland Mall so popped into the Pretzel Peddler located outside of Macy's. I was…read moreexpecting something similar to Auntie Anne's pretzel. Instead got a pretty stale, undersized, barely warm pretzel which I ate for two reasons: 1. The cashier already had an unpleasant demeanor when buying the pretzel and then coming back for a napkin. Didn't want the drama and 2. Starving. Next time I'd stick to the overpriced vending machines instead.

Who doesn't love Aunt Annie's pretzels?! Well, this location leaves a lot to me desired. Actually,…read morethis whole mall leaves a lot to be desired. It is located in the "dead" part of the mall on the second floor. This section is where all the random boutiques with low quality clothes and vacant stores are located. If they moved this to the food court or in the busy part of the mall, they would have so much more business! I gave this place two stars for two reasons: the pretzels and the drinks. The pretzels are great and their mango lemonade mixer is to die for. Other than that, the staff and service sucks. The two cashiers were very nonchalant and rude. They didn't greet me or anything and didn't look me in the eye at all. They had a really bad "Yea, whatever" attitude. I love Aunt Annie's and this is the only one around so I'm going to look past this whenever I'm crazing cinnamon sugar bites.

Not sure why this place has so many bad reviews, I always get good service when I come to Oakland…read moremall! The food is great and always fresh and the workers here are always very friendly.

We were pleasantly surprised to find one of these inside the Royal Oak Meijer (f.k.a. Meijer's…read moreThrifty Acre). My nephew informs me they've been here a couple of years, I just rarely enter the building. Usually you only find them in the mall. Even though my doctor doesn't like it, I'm a fan. This place has the same great pretzel favourites creating that irresistible aroma. Some things are made to order so you get them fresh and hot. In the mall, most things sit under the heat lamps waiting for you to buy it. The kids working here were very nice, too. Even the guy that told me they didn't have mustard today, I needed to go buy it, aisle 17. Very funny! Think I'll call him Meijer's "Wise" Acre. 10/25

I ordered Auntie Ann's for delivery. When I received my order from the driver who smelled like…read moreweed. My entire order smelled and tasted like weed. I contacted the store and customer service and after going in circles finally got a refund for my order that was ruined by the smell of weed. I am glad I was able to a refund, but the level of unprofessional customer service blew me away.

This visit was our first time here. I was pleasantly surprised at the variety on the menu and…read morequickly decided to get the fish tacos. My husband decided to get the sliders in pretzel buns. His sliders were good - he liked how the burger was not really thin like some sliders are at some places. The grilled onions were a great add for ver other sliders. The fish tacos had huge pieces of fish and topped with a cilantro chili sauce (didn't taste much cilantro and if you look at the picture I posted, it didn't really look like cilantro was even in the sauce - but it was very good). The chips and salsa that it came with were good - loved the fresh chips and I would definitely get these again!

Located in a very large stripmall. Inside is a dining area and large U bar in a slightly dim room…read more Staff is great, all the beers I had (in a tasting flight) were great. Really high quality. It does get a little loud because of the nature of the room, in particular there were two guys who were excited about repairing trucks, and loading them, and were also vulgar. And their loudness really reflected. Well worth a stop.

Hidden jam in downtown Pontiac, I had the cheese sticks. They were absolutely perfect and I had a…read moreburger with goat cheese. Everything was made completely perfect and I will definitely be back to this location.

This was a lovely stop on our trip to Michigan! The bartender was super friendly and happy to help…read moreus. We got the Sweet Beet and House Salad and they were huge portions. Both were absolutely delicious too. We also got the Bang Bang Shrimp, which was also super tasty. Surprisingly, it came atop a bed of spring mix, which was even more salad. We tried the Old Town Alt, the Baltic Porter, the Scarlet Shadow, and the Hazelnut Java Stout. They were all really tasty as well. We did think it was odd that most of the beers were served in 10oz pours though.

so good super fast and hot and crispy really good I recommend all the time will be going there againread more

The family love Auntie Anne's as a treat once in awhile. But the Great lakes Crossing store in…read moreAuburn Hills, Michigan was a bit of a big let down. I bought (3) regular, original nuggets@ $8.69 each (the price of a small meal), the server asked if I wanted Cheese Dip which I thought for that price must come with it. Was charged $1.89 for each little tub, without knowing he charged me and then asks for a tip, which now I wish I had denied. The tip was $4.75 to open a glass case and set all on counter right next to it. The total was $36.39 (Close to $40z for pretzels) Never again just ridiculous. $12 would be a fair price. But greed and customer gouging is rampant here. SHAMEFUL, AUNTIE ANNE!!