I came here to buy a few bottles of soda. Unfortunately I have a neurological condition that limits…read moresome of my motor skills and dropped two bottles of soda, which broke and shattered. After immediately apologizing and offering to help, the owner called me a retard, and asked me how I could be so stupid that I dropped two whole sodas. After explaining that I had a condition that I could not help, and further apologizing asking to pay for the broken sodas, I was chastised again for not having perfect motor skills. The owner is a ableist and has serious problems with those with disabilities. The store was also filthy on the interior.

i was 78 cents short and they let me have the soda i purchased they were so nice. and it didn't…read moretake to long ether.

What a cute little place! They have my favorite blue raspberry spaghetti licorice - yum!!! Their…read morefudge is delicious - haven't had a bad flavor yet. I like to get a little gift boxes of the chocolates for my friends. They also have the big assortment of jelly bellies - IYKYK. Give them a try and support a local business..

They were very friendly and helpful. They let me sample several fudges, before I decided on one…read more They also sold Gummy worms and bears, which why we originally came to this place. We had a great experience and got everything we were looking for and then some! The store is very old timey, with a great old store look! Ray, Kim & April

A-1 Rental saved the day!…read more My daughter was scheduled to have her bat mitzvah in December. In Michigan. During a global pandemic. But this date had been scheduled for years, and changing it was not in the cards. Once the vaccines were available, including the ones for younger kids and boosters, we were cautiously optimistic about holding a smaller event indoors. Then the specter of Omicron raised its ugly head, and we reconsidered the wisdom and safety of pulling off such an event. With less than two weeks before the event, we decided to pivot and try to move it into a tent in our yard. In December. In Michigan. A-1 Rental was able to make it happen! Some other tent company told me they wouldn't even try to put up a tent in December. But A-1 sent a crew to my house to check out the property, assessed the largest tent they could pitch, and gave me a list of things to do before it could safely be installed. Namely that was to call Miss Dig and cut down a low hanging branch. The sales team was great and hooked me up with everything I needed, and maybe even things that I didn't need but I really wanted. They said one tent heater would be sufficient, but I wanted two. Plus I wanted a crap ton of extra propane tanks to run those bad boys. I have to say, tent heaters are magnificent! They kept us toasty in a tent that was well ventilated on a below freezing December afternoon. The day before our event, the setup team came within the scheduled window. Consulted with me about where everything should go, and got the heaters working. Actually, one wasn't working, but they sent another team to fetch a new one. The day of the event, one of the heaters still wasn't working, but a new crew came with a functional replacement. I don't think our guests even knew anything happened. We got to keep the tent for the whole weekend, which was rad. The propane supply held out. And the pickup crew took everything away as scheduled. No muss. No fuss. For those concerned about how everything worked out from a COVID perspective, we required everyone over five to be vaccinated, and provided rapid tests so everyone could check the morning of the event if they were contagious. We even sent some additional tests home with folks so they could retest before returning to their families. Everyone returned happy and healthy! And we could not have pulled this off without A-1. Thank you for the speedy turnaround and for working with this needy father on the verge of panic.

Rented for Grad party. Sent over dirty glasses. They did provide us replacements before the party…read morestarted, which was nice, but when they came to pick up, they dropped the crates of glasses on the ground and shattered glass was everywhere in areas where kids play. That was terrible.

Your typical hole in the wall small town grocery store... it's a hit or miss with the staff some…read moreof them are always very nice some of them are always just plain rude.. the rest are a combination of the 2.. they are over priced on 99% of their inventory. The only time I go in there is when I don't want to drive to brooklyn or jackson or if I only need 1 or 2 things as I live less than a mile away. Side note: I witnessed the last time I was in there one of the cashiers calling out to the other "hey suspicious guy aisle 9 can u go check it out" so the other cashier walked to the aisle and shouted out his description and the guy just walked out of the store.. if you think someone is trying to steal.. be a bit more quiet don't make it to obvious that you checking him out!

Didn't realize I could miss the constant crowds at Zingerman's in downtown Ann Arbor by going to…read morethis location south of the highway. The candy is delicious- though it's pretty fed as a premium product so be prepared! The cafe inside is great and there's a Bakery store down the way so you can enjoy sandwiches, pastries and delicious brownies!

I stopped by here when in A2 this past week, I was visiting the Bakehouse for a work article. We…read morehave recently written about the Candy Manufactory for work too so I was curious to actually see it! I've never actually had any of Zingerman's candy bars so I bought two full size bars, plus a small version of the Cashew Cow. I think both the Zzang and Peanut Butter Crush were equally good. The store also has non-Zingerman's brand candies, such as Venchi, which is also a high-end brand. The shop doubles as a coffee shop, as well, and I think may have also had some small food items, but don't quote me on that. Overall, I would return the next time I'm in town.

Staff are always very helpful. Great prices too! Just wish I…read morecould ordered on line for pick up instead of having to call.

They have a nice variety of books. There is a limited supply of essential oil. I believe they…read morehave six of them. Several Tinctures and they are very informative about them. This seems to be what they do best. You can find a lot of the same products at Whole foods but these are all in one location. Cute jewelry and gifts. A nice little store just off of Washtenaw. Ave.

Good place with a great selection, if they don't have it just ask and they'll get for you!read more

A medium sized party store out towards the prison area. Basic stuff inside. A curt and on the edge…read moreof rudeness clerk was able to find the liquor I wanted from its crowded position behind the counter. They have a lot of stuff, but the prices are high. Give it a miss, if you can.

Ana of two foot creative is seriously professional! She seems to methodically stay in tune with…read moreall of the local vendors and offers her clients lots of options and experienced advice. Organization seems like the most important quality in an event planner and Ana has it in spades. She is efficient and punctual. As a wedding florist I had the pleasure of working with Ana for a wedding at Sharon Mills last season. When I arrived (2 hours before the ceremony) Everything else was already done.. Linens glassware and favors were set, Bride and maids were dressed with perfect hair. Groomsmen were in attendance and sober. This kind of preparedness is unusual and I'm sure it was due in no small part to Ana

Ana is the reason why we made it through wedding planning. We met with TwoFoot and didn't even…read moreinterview any other wedding planners. We hired her that day for pre-planning and day-of. She helped mediate the entire process. She listened to what we wanted, and didn't try to put herself into our wedding at all. She made suggestions and didn't overwhelmed. We loved working with her. We walked into our reception and thought it looked exactly the way we had been picturing it would. It was our dream wedding and we couldn't have done it without TwoFoot.