SADLY, JABBAR'S IS OUT OF BUSINESS NOW, LIKE K&G. My adult…read moresone got a nice & really inexpensively priced suit here 11 years ago, but all these great little independent menswear shops have been run out of business since the planned-demic lockdowns. Very sorry, the service & prices were unbeatable!

Took my vintage race car jacket there. The inside of the pockets were all ripped. They replaced…read moreboth pockets with better material than the original cotton. They did a absolute fantastic job !!!! It's better than new !!!

Large thrift store. Prices seemed high on some clothing. Yellow label was 25% which helped. I…read morefound a few great things. Very friendly staff. Store was also clean. Would recommend.

What's not to like about this amazing thrift store? I've been helping a couple of friends make…read moredonations and when I showed up with a car load of items, three helpful humans had the whole vehicle unpacked in two minutes or less. Dorian greeted me immediately. He is very friendly, polite, and welcoming. The store is clean, well organized, and has a great selection. I've enjoyed shopping and donating at this location. Of course I'll be back to support their cause.

They are located on Old Van Dyke across from the bowling alley, North of McDonalds. Cute little…read moreshop loaded with fun merchandise for the Conservative, Patriotic and all things Donald Trump fan. They have flags, shirts, hats, stickers, you name it, they have it. One star dinged as the owner can be a bit pushy and the prices are kinda high. Overall, worth a visit if you are in the area.

Don't take your children there for obvious reason. Smells like fake orange tanner and bad choices.read more

The visit here was pretty good. I appreciated that they had a person doing go-backs during my…read morevisit. The person was very good at getting items organized well as she did the go-backs. The merchandise here is good quality and it is organized well. The prices could be a bit less for some of the off-brand items. Overall, this was a good visit.

Yes, this store is messy...however, that is because customers tend not to put unwanted items back…read morewhere they got them! I doubt top end department do not tolerate that behavior. I found great name brand items: Columbia waterproof boats for less than 50% of shoe stores. I found a reebok winter jacket...very warm and lightweight! Again less than 50% retail stores. The staff was helpful and although overworked and I am sure underpaid very courteous. It is my one stop shop for great discounts on name brand items...Another bonus: I avoid walking "miles" finding the right st

Came to pick up an order. Upon arriving, there were no spots available with a number. I'm an Uber…read moredriver, I need a spot number. I asked an associate what to do and he rudely pointed to a blank parking spot and said "There's one right there.", in a snarky attitude. Me, as well as, another customers had to move cones out of spots, with numbers, that way we can actually pick up our order. You can't even address in the app that "I've arrived" without giving a spot number. Without a spot number I don't get my order. I feel like his attitude and treatment was extremely unnecessary and not welcome.

Clean, well maintained store in busy location, which may be awkward to get to for some. Parking is…read moresatisfactory. Houseplants were well maintained, and the offerings were adequate, but the selection of Cactus and Succulents was not the best. Some plants had last years price on the tag, but when going through checkout, the new price was charged. It was cheaper, so it wasn't an issue. Prices are good at this store and many other Walmarts because they reduce the price of seasonal items they want to get rid of, in addition to their regular low, everyday price.

I admit that most Meijers are super busy. They are large and have all these lanes closed, only like…read more8 open usually. To me that seems ridiculous, but I figured it was staffing issue. I actually do prefer this location over Hall though. I lived here for a long time and always came to this location. The employees have always been helpful. Something that impresses me and makes me give it a 4 star is the fact that they treat everyone with respect. My mom has an accent, a very strong one. Sometimes it is so difficult to understand what she is saying. Some may even see her as a nuissance at most places and treat her rudely. Here, they always treat her with respect. They help my mom with anything she needs. She shops here and Kroger on the opposite side. Both stores have great customer service. Whenever she has asked for help, they would walk her to her destination. Unlike Walmart when they say things like "that isn't my area." I also have asked for help before. Usually my mom always shopped and I never really went to the grocery stores. I didn't like the crowded isles. When she went on vacation with my dad, it was our responsibility to buy them for the house. I honestly was so lost and confused. A lady saw my sister and I, and she asked if we needed assistance. She went out of her way to show us where each item was located. We needed 5 things. That was the nicest thing anyone could do in a situation like that. I never expected her to actually show us around. I expected her to say "oh it's in 10 just walk down and find it here." I only wish the line issue would change though.

I wanted to share some honest feedback about the meijer at 26 mile In Washington mi I used to work…read moreat but, unfortunately, management has gotten significantly worse since I left. When I worked there, there were already issues, but it seems like the overall management and work environment have declined even more. From what I have seen and heard, there is really only one manager who consistently seems to care about the employees, does their job well, and treats people with respect. Whose name is Brandon. There is also only one employee who consistently stands out as hardworking, dependable, and dedicated. All of the customers love her. And her name is Rebecca. It is disappointing that the store seems to rely so heavily on only a couple of good people while the rest of the management team appears to lack the leadership, communication, and accountability that employees deserve. Breaks are ALWAYS late, others are getting theirs before the ones who should get them first. Good management is extremely important for employee morale and the overall success of a store. When employees feel ignored, poorly managed, or unsupported, it affects the entire workplace. I genuinely hope someone takes this feedback seriously and looks into the current management. Very extremely disappointed in the management and managers of the store.

Once again, write a review and receive an additional 10% off your order. I don't need the extra…read more10%. As was pointed out in previous reviews, I only purchase featured tag colours on Friday's. That means all my garments are $1 each. I have no issue with paying $20 as opposed to $18, in the end. The Shelby store has dropped to my second favorite location. Nothing they've done wrong or any less in the quality of the place. Dodge park has stepped it up, is all. I want you to check out the Van Dyke store. It looks small but it's really not. They are very well organized and efficient. The staff is very friendly. The deals are the same across the board of Family Centres. As is true in most every metro Detroit Sal, you never know what you will find here. There's everything from games, books, clothes, toys etc. They don't have a huge selection of furniture but they have some. One of the great assets of the Sal is kitchen items. Pots, pans, baking dishes and small appliances. I copped a neat little "happy-face pancake griddle" on my last visit here. Be prepared for a small parking area and the fact they are in a tiny strip. Pay attention, you could miss it. I will tell you I have a personal hang up about used underwear, socks, hats and, yes, silverware. That's just me. The Salvation Army Family Centre sells all this. I'm also aware of the crap you read on social media saying the CEO makes a million dollars. After seeing the prices, do you really care? Besides, a little research will tell you the million dollar theory is Horse-Hockey. Just think to yourself proceeds help the less fortunate. Considering the already low cost of everything and their willingness to barter certain items, you make out well, in the end. Everything is donated so they do, too. 2/20

I witnessed an altercation between an employee and a customer today, while the manager was present…read more The customer should have been removed from the store, and protected/stood up for the employee. Instead all the manager was worried about was how she was going to close the store alone, not how the employee was doing. At the very least the manager should have dismissed the employee and stepped in to take control of the situation. She chose to stand and watch. I have worked retail, customer service, and been in management; in this moment as a customer I felt uncomfortable that this manager was not willing to step up to make either party feel safer. The employee who had left has helped me a few times and is always friendly and compassionate. I hope she comes back :(

I visited this SalArmy for the first time yesterday. If you are a plus-size woman, this store is…read moregreat for clothes! A HUGE selection and the prices ($1.99 to 4.99 for all shirts I looked at) are way better than other SalArmies (Chesterfield, Ann Arbor, Saline, Plymouth) I've visited. The clothes do have that smell, but no big whoop. I also found a narrow soap dispenser which I had been looking for for ages in dozens of trips to other thrifts. Didn't have a chance to check out other sections, but will definitely be going here again, even though it's off the beaten track a bit for me!

I am a former supervisor of production at a Salvation Army thrift store in Washington two Mi . I…read morewas repulsed at the wayside of the corporate officers treated and talked to their employees . For a Christian organization thier treatment of employees was repulsive . If I could be king for the day I would terminate every district manager the Salvation Army has on payroll. They are all unqualified have no management skills or people skills . To the fine people that work there out of the goodness of their heart , go somewhere else where you will be treated with respect and appreciated .