I love and enjoy being greeted by live pianist and the classical feel was very nostalgic. Service…read moreis top notch. I do wish that they had a better selection on shoes both for men and women. I miss the days of a thriving mall, but for now this is a nice place to reminisce in those days. The men's have a good selection on dress shirts and sporting ware.

Service is always on point. There is always someone on the piano playing which takes me back to the…read morethriving years of the Malls. They have a large selection of men's clothing, but the ladies shoes is slacking on the selection. Overall a good place to shop.

This store is amazing! They have an entire kids books section for books about being a good human!…read moreSo cool, so necessary! There is a great variety of stuff for kids! The people who were here were really nice, too!

I've had only great shopping experiences here! As a first time mom to be, I had no idea about any…read moreof the baby things to buy. Luckily the staff here are SO knowledgeable and kind (and I think they may all be moms too?!?). They were extremely patient with me as I asked all my dumb questions and never pressured me to buy anything. They have store models of all the fancy strollers (uppababy, nuna, etc) and high quality cribs and high chairs.

Great selection, very clean store and unique options. They had a very plentiful clearance section…read moreas well.

Cutest kids boutique I've been to! I stumbled in looking for a gift for a 6 year oLd. I was in love…read moreonce I walked in. The variety of clothes from baby to 10 year olds was incredible. So much to choose from. In the back of the store there are Melissa and Doug toys. I had the opportunity to meet Rosa the owner. She was so sweet and helpful. She told me she could order anything I needed if they didn't have it out. I'm so glad I found this little gem.

We finally checked out the Kerrytown Market & Shops. The food market inside is perfect for…read moredelicious, upscale eats. We loved walking around all the shops and seeing what they had to offer. Perfect for a rainy day, everything is located inside! Be sure to check out this cute little spot.

What a fun experience!!…read more We went to the farmer's market and walked inside the shops and loved seeing everything! Parking can be found behind the farmer's market. There is a lot where you can pay by spaces (about $2 per an hour, very affordable). There are bathrooms inside on the top floor and tables and chairs scattered throughout where you can eat lunch that can be purchased downstairs or at the farmer's market. We bought Pad Thai for $7 from Baan Phad Thai in the farmer's market and it was delicious!! We also found two amazing houseplants, Roos Rois Coffee, and fresh Apple Cider! Will definitely come back because this farmer's market and shops are fun to walk through and have unique items!

This place has a pretty serious gender divide; one half carries pink clothing, the other blue…read more There's a mix of Carter's and OshKosh B'gosh. Same cash register for both. We have one kid and freely shop both sides of the store. The staff is friendly (if sometimes spread a bit thin), and generally knows where stuff is. The clothing itself is fine; similar to Target, sometimes not as nice as Gap, definitely not Patagonia. We buy a lot of T-shirts, socks, and underwear here, but go elsewhere for the one good snowsuit. Parking is usually easy, though there's a bunch of Plum Market traffic. A fine place.

When you come from a small town where the mall options are literally sparse, Briarwood Mall feels…read morelike Mall of America lol. Visited here with my hubby while in town for the Michigan rivalry game with Ohio. The mall almost reminded me of the Orlando mall attached to the airport. List of shops full of life here, lots of places to buy merch for MU (although expensiveeee) We even bumped into The Grinch who deserved an Oscar award for his performance. He even got on FaceTime with my sister Overall the mall has a lot of the standard staples and a rush of people shopping that keeps it alive.

I visited Briarwood Mall in Ann Arbor for the second time. I had been here years ago, when…read morevisiting, and discovered I had left my Apple Watch charger at home. Apple was the only serious stop I made but for a quick drink at the Starbucks kiosk in the center hub, which apparently no longer exists. However, the Apple Store has been greatly expanded, even bigger now than my Apple Store at home which is fairly large compared to most. I regretted that I did not have time to browse it as none of my companions was interested in joining me and the goal the day we were here was to give our almost 10-year-old granddaughter some treats at the mall. She's not yet a tween but she loves the mall for a special outing. We had some snacks, there were plenty in the center, including Pinkberry and Auntie Anne's and several more too far away for me to check out. We also visited a few stores, Claire's and Bath and Body Works for her and Von Maur for me to see as I had never seen one before. It met our needs for a rainy day and not something I do often. Our local mall closest to home is outdoors, but a traditional enclosed mall is 20 minutes away. This was only 10 minutes or less from our hosts' home. This mall was very busy on a rainy September weekend, though there was plenty of outdoor parking available in the mall lot. I would like to note that this mall has very attractive and well maintained restrooms, not always the case with large malls.

DO NOT SELL YOUR CHILDRENS CLOTHING TO THIS STORE!…read more Today was my last time shopping this location unfortunately. Today I learned that after selling to this location for the past 6 years, they ONLY buy clothing that is less than 3 years old. I brought in a tote full to the rim with gently used in season, in style, clothing ranging from coats, tops, bottoms and shoes. Out of about 50+ items I brought in, only 3 items were purchased for a total of a measly $3.30. (For reference, used dirty shoes at this location are sold for $5+ a pair. There has been many times I've seen literal poop on the bottoms of the shoes being sold . So gross) The items they purchased consisted of 2 pairs of formal dress shoes that my daughter NEVER wore. And a pair of fleece lined leggings that looked like they paired with an outfit I also brought in but somehow the outfit was not purchased only the bottoms. When I got my buy receipt, I was advised that "all clothing has a date and they do not accept clothing over 3 years old." This is the first time I heard of such a ridiculous rule. I don't buy my child's clothing from thrift stores and most of the items I brought in were 1 size smaller than what my daughter wears so my items would not have been over 3 years old. So naturally I asked where this magical "date" on the clothing was as the items I was pulling out of my "pass" pile DID NOT have dates. The cashier did not know so she went in the back and pulled out a random vest and showed me a Target brand tag that showed a date behind the size tag. If this is the way OUAC buys clothing then it should be advertised BIG, BOLD, and UPFRONT. We drove 30+ mins to waste our time. I would have been better off donating the clothing to Goodwill and saving my gas and time selling here. They recently renovated the entire store inside and out. Finally getting rid of the smelly carpet. I guess they have to recoup their money somehow right? I attached a photo for reference of the note that was written on my buy receipt . Save your time and gas money folks, avoid this place if you need to sell your kids clothes.

I used to come here all the time, but the past few visits have been disappointing. Each time there…read morehas been some sort of issue, whether it's incorrect totals or poor customer service. It seems like things run much better when the owner is present. What's also concerning is the behavior of some employees. In a store full of parents and kids, I've heard staff using inappropriate language and speaking negatively about the owner. Interestingly, I've only heard these comments when the owner isn't there, which makes the environment feel unprofessional and uncomfortable. i'll be going to different locations now but I hope management addresses these issues for other customers.

Considering how fast toddlers outgrow their clothes, its surprising that there aren't more re-sale…read moreand second-hand stores dedicated to children's clothing and toys. Hidden away in a strip mall on the far west side of Ann Arbor, Grow With Me is nondescript on the outside but bright and welcoming on the inside. Racks of clothes are organized by age. Clothing for toddlers and the under 10 crowd dominate, but there's also a room dedicated to clothing for teens and tweens. In addition, the store sells a variety of used toys, games and books in excellent condition, as well as a few new items. Another great thing about this place is that they have a table for disseminating information about childhood autism, and some of the proceeds from the shop go to charities related to autism.

During these pandemic times, Grow With Me has special "boxes" that you can order...new clothes for…read moreyour little ones, activities, dress up boxes etc. I ordered a box of Spring clothes for my 5 year old daughter and mentioned in the comments that she likes polka dots, stripes and outer space. Elyssa gathered everything the very next day, and everything was so thoughtfully selected and very high quality. She even threw in a book about outer space- it was such a nice touch. I am just amazed. :)

I am writing an Old Navy Corporation review and Barclay, the bank they use to manage the credit…read morecards. The Old Navy credit card account, I have used for 3 months. I kept it paid off every month. I went over the limit - and paid the entire amount off in one payment and I have not paid one dollar in interest. When I made the last payment, they placed a hold for 7 days! I could not get them to release the hold, the representative said it could not be removed. The sale ends today. I felt angry but I cancelled the account. It is unfortunate because you get good deals and I like their clothing. As for the store shopping experience, the last time I was in the store, the sales personnel followed me while in the store and while I tried clothes on. (Ann Arbor store on Washtenaw) I feel disappointed but I guess I don't need anymore clothes.

Went to this location and NO ONE greeted me. I saw three…read moreemployees. Cashier was occupied on he phone. Another worker was walking around. The third putting clothes back. Yes.. NO ONE greeted me. WILL NOT BE BACK!