Great merchandise, friendly staff. It's a jewel of a clothing store and I love shopping here. For…read morea small store, it's amazing what fabulous clothes they have. I'm never disappointed.

They've got quite a few timeless wardrobe staples that I love -- cozy, one-size sweaters, softy…read morebrushed-cotton leggings (vibrant patterns and super-soft finish like Lularoe but priced only 2 for $30), comfy, scrunchie-strapped camis. I grab lots of wardrobe basics here. Much of the product line is geared to the 50-and-up set including a large selection of Woolworth's apparel. They also carry a wide variety of accessories including jewelry, purses and scarves.

Most of the merchandise is better suited to my mom's generation than my own, but some of the…read morestamples here are totally timeless, such as the super comfy, one-size Avalin sweaters, which l loved when I was in college and still adore. They also carry New Wear leggings at 2 for $30. They feel just as luxuriously soft as Lularoe for almost half the price and come in lots of cool prints. They also carry a wide array of Woolworth brand, lots of accessories, jewelry and swimsuits.

I have found several fun clothing pieces and some great art accessories in this darling shop. The…read moreservice is very good!

In the window was a gorgeous dress that stopped my group. I went in, grabbed it, and asked if I…read morecould step into a fitting room to try it on. The woman frowns at me and says, "only if you aren't trying it on for fun." I was a bit taken aback but tried the dress on anyways. It was gorgeous, but the saleswoman was so rude that I decided to buy it online. Certainly won't be going back here since clearly you are only treated well if you look older and wealthy. I've worked many a retail job and am absolutely shocked.

It's a happy place lots of kids visiting buying toys. The owners are very sweet ready to help you…read morefind whatever toy your little bundle wants happy that they're so close and we don't have to go to the city.

Specializes in large selections of specific brands: Lego takes up half the shop and the other half…read moreis mostly Breyer house products (horses, accessories and rider dolls), Wow, Tolo and Bruder brand trucks and vehicles and Playmobil. There's a few odds and ends, too, including a few children's costumes, chalk-writeable lava lamps and an interesting jump rope set with powdered chalk.

Glik's is the shop you would expect to find in a beach town…read more The clothing in the store seem to be targeted towards men that golf and younger women / teen girls. I stopped by Glik's because my husband forgot a few clothing items. They have a fairly decent selection of items for men such as polos, swim trunks, jeans, and other miscellaneous basic items. Glik's does have a lot of trendy clothes (I saw barrel jeans) while also having a ton of basics for anyone that forgot items. The items in the store are a little more pricey. I found quite a few items that I personally liked and decided to purchase. The staff at Glik's was friendly and let me into the dressing room numerous times. The inside of the dressing rooms are massive. I previously was going to rate Glik's 4 or 5 stars just based off the ease of finding my items and the staff friendliness but I actually got to wear one of the tops I purchased from them... the top was a basic fitted long sleeve shirt that was priced at $8 (I thought it was pricey based on the top but it fit really well). I wore the shirt for an hour and noticed the shirt started tearing along the sleeve (attached a photo) and started developing holes (attached a photo). Unfortunately I already took the price tag off prior to the shirt starting to fall apart. This shirt is Shein level quality but being up-charged because of the area. I purchased a few of these shirts so I'm disappointed in the quality. I've shopped at cheaper stores like Primark and those clothes have lasted longer than this shirt and they price their tops at no than $5. Maybe I'm just unlucky but I wouldn't buy the higher priced items if basic shirts fall apart like it's made out of tissue paper.

Surfer chic, summery stuff, flip-flops and floats. Seems…read morelike their target demographic is tweens but the prices seem steep for the budget of teenagers and twenty-somethings (for example, I found a short-sleeved shirt I thought my husband might like but it was clearance-priced at $40, and their super cute beach inflatables are in the $50-60 price range. Hard to stomach for something that could easily be punctured and ruined).

Great price love there stuff good quality very friendly!read more

Yet another Frankfort shop that covers a ton of bases. there's outdoor carpets and welcome mats,…read morepurses and hats, candles and body lotions, artwork and bird feeders, pool/beach floats, glasses and tumblers, artwork and clocks shaped like cats and dogs with wagging tails. My favorite thing here is the Fit Kicks shoes, which are priced right at $25 a pair and great for boating, paddleboarding, yoga, the beach -- you name it. They were almost out of women's medium (sizes 7-8) on my recent visit, which was a bummer!

We rented an e-bike from Ethan and partner (wife). Super cool people. He cut us a little slack on…read morereturning the bike after hours. They helped us load out and we biked an amazing trail between Empire and Glen Arbor that was dazzling. Highly recommend these peeps.

We rented e-bikes from this store and they were awesome. Meg did a great job setting us up,…read moreexplaining how the bikes worked. Perfect bikes for the Betsie trail. We did 30 miles almost all of it on the Betsie, which is safe and scenic trail system.