For years now for holidays and special occasions we order specialty meats.Dave in the meat…read moredepartment has always made sure our order was in on time and butchered perfectly. He is a great employee for Polly's

I bought a 3lb bag of clementine's, when I opened the bag they were all rotten, Great quality…read morecontrol!

The store is clean, the employees are helpful and friendly, the store offers most of what a big box…read morestore would offer. The exception? The BEST homemade pasta salads, potato salads, side salads and cuts of meat that the big stores just can't match. There is nothing like supporting a small business that supports the community!

Fast and friendly service. Nice selection of items for a small local convenience store.read more

Very clean and nice interior. Reminds me a lot of Food Town. A little on the pricier side which…read moremakes sense because they're kind of in the middle of no where with a smaller customer base than cities. Great location off the beaten path with all necessities in one place for a weekend in Michigan. Their staff is also very friendly!

Great store, very clean and lots of options. Check out Service was quick and easy . Friendly peopleread more

Honestly it's the best stop for gas and anything else you'd get at a gas station and more. Nobody…read morebeats wesco... I promise. This is my first and favorite option. Not to mention best Doughnuts in town and before Taco Bell it was the only late night option for food here in Brooklyn.

I pulled into the Wesco gas station with car trouble and realized I'd left my phone at home. The…read moreguys working there were super helpful, letting me use their phone, letting me wait for help, and helping me find a towing service when AAA flaked out on me. Good gas station, fine convenience store, and excellent staff. They'll get my business in the future.

My favorites: The huge original old red barn setting makes this a special place to visit. Cool,…read moreshady, spacious and always friendly. An experience that kids of all ages will remember for a lifetime. 1) Corn on the cob starting in Mid to late July. All grown right on site. They let you shuck it right in the barn, so you can see it is all fresh and clean. It is picked daily and all is sold out by the end of the day. The fresh early small corn is a special treat you will never experience from any grocery store. 2) Apples in Early to mid-September. These are not grown on site anymore, but are all Michigan grown and brought in fresh by the pallet load. They have a dozen or so varieties and you can mix and match and hand select each apple right from the bin. 3) Tomatoes. These are grown on site starting in late July. Several varieties. Fresh picked daily. You can mix and match and hand select each right from the bin. In late FALL, you can buy in bulk for canning. You can even pick direct from the fields and get them in bulk at a super-great price. The Fall tomatoes are unbelievable in qty, quality and price! We put up dozens of jars of tomatoes and salsa all made fresh from these peppers and tomatoes to last all year. Better and healthier than anything you can buy anywhere at any price. Nothing beats vine ripened tomatoes and Michigan soil produces especially sweet vegies like nowhere else in the US. 4) Jacko lantern Pumpkins - I guarantee you will not find more impressive pumpkins anywhere in the world!!! You can hand select for one low price. All shapes and sizes, but these favor the larger- huge size. Their seeds are proprietary and have been thoughtfully developed and selected for decades to grow amazing sizes and shapes that you cannot duplicate anywhere in the world. If everybody ate mostly fresh whole foods from the farm, I believe 90% of health problems would vanish.

Adams Farm has generations of experience providing quality fresh veggies and fruits! Enjoy the…read moreseasons. We're too spoiled by year around availability of produce in groceries and big box stores. Enjoy the delicious authentic taste of locally grown Michigan veggies esp sweet corn and tomatoes!

I'm a Jackson native who moved away at 18 to go to college and only recently returned last year…read more(after 12 years of living in Mount Pleasant, Ypsilanti/Ann Arbor and, later, the Oakland County area). While Oakland County and the Ann Arbor area are synonymous with boutique markets, Jackson - as an aging population of predominantly lower working middle-class folk - has a dearth of local grocery stores. Essentially, it's Walmart, Meijer, Kroger and Target. If you're looking to avoid chains, it's rather difficult. The exception to the hegemonic dominance of chains is Polly's. They're a chain in the loosest sense of the word; it's a local cluster of groceries in Jackson, Brooklyn, Chelsea and Dexter. There are three locations in Jackson (one in the rest). As a kid, Polly's was pure Jackson. The store on Spring Arbor Road had this old, rustic feel. We used to park in their parking lot and sit in the back of a pick-up truck during the 4th of July, as the fireworks could be seen from Cascades. I just went back to this location for the first time in at least twenty years, and it looks exactly the same as I remember (with mild renovations on the inside). Unsurprisingly, the hot food bar was mostly comfort food/soul food. I purchased a half pound of macaroni salad, which was rather cheap and relatively tasty. While there, I also noticed an older gentleman trying to grift the system by taking premium pre-bagged grapes and placing them in bags to be weighed out as generic produce. They have a good selection of Great Lakes Chips, which are hit-or-miss around here. Their prepared foods and in-house baked goods were incredibly cheap. It's certainly not an all-star, home run kinda thing. But it feels quite...quaint. It's very Jackson-y. I'm glad it still exists.

This is a calm, quaint, local grocery store with the same options as the big box stores with…read moresimilar or lesser pricing! They have a great deli market with tons of high quality selections! Will definitely be going there for all future grocery runs.