Ah, c'mon, you know I can't pass up a Dollar Store if I see one, and this one was right across from…read morethe post office I stopped at to mail a letter. It's actually two stores combined. It has dollar stuff and its kind if like a resale shop, too, with clothes, shoes and childrens toys, crafts and yarn, office supplies, etc. I've included a few pictures to give you an idea. It's kind if like ak old fashioned five and dime, now that I think about it. I enjoyed looking around and bought a couple of small skeins of lavender yarn. I think the store would be a regular spot for the locals.

This store has a lot to offer for $1! I really love stopping in and my children love this place as…read morewell. Great service and good selection of everything you could normally need. They have a really nice and cheap sewing section as well. Everyone should come and check this place out.

Bring your checkbook. Cash or checks only. There is no electricity here…read more This is a small store but they have a nice selection of homesteading products. Plenty of canning supplies for dirt cheap prices and a few hand made items. I bought a fantastic stainless steel milking bucket. (We have a milk cow) They have lots of stainless moon bowls that are nicely priced. There are bulk food items, books, toys, and cooking supplies.

Very humble setting But good quality items. It's not your big box store it's a small Amish store…read morewith quality supplies.

This place is great! Unless you want cereal, which they always have, come with an open mind and a…read morefew bucks in your pocket for the things you want but never knew you needed to have. They buy discounted, damaged and liquidated stuff like food, clothes, appliances, electronics. They also have many things like you would find at a dollar store like toys, jewelry, food storage containers, tools and random decor. Wander around the store and you'll likely find a few cool things often for a great deal. And they have additional sales sometimes too like 20% or 30% off. I don't know how often, but I have caught sales several times over the past couple of summers. Give it a look! Just don't be competition, please. Save me some.

Absolutely LOVE this place! I buy name brand clothing (from Kohls, Target, Top Shop) there all the…read moretime. I've also bought jackets, boots, jewelry, even specialty foods. The trick is to go often as they get new merchandise daily. There's times I go multiple times a week and rarely leave with nothing. You'll find things you didn't even know you needed! I also follow them on Facebook where they'll post newer big items they've received. Just recently I've seen treadmills, mattress and box spring sets, and couches!! They've also started an online store, but I prefer to shop in person. I will say though when they first started their online store they had iPads for sale! I'm sure these are few and far between but again just like their stores check often!

Really nice market to pick up groceries while up north…read more The location is convenient, right in the middle of town, past all of the hotels, bed and breakfast inns and cabins in the area. We stopped in here to pick up last minute essentials for our trip up north. The store, while not huge like a Meijer or Walmart, was well-stocked with all the essentials, including a very nice "wine cellar" area and deli. The store was clean and had a good layout. I like these smaller town grocery stores like this one. They even sold paint supplies and home decor items. It was kind of unique and unexpected. I didn't expect to see something like that in a small town grocery store. I found everything I needed very easily even though I've never been in this store before. Prices were pretty low on everything and they had some incredible deals on local wines and beers, some Northern Michigan wine brands marked down to $5 per bottle. We picked up the few things we needed for our trip and were in and out of here within a few minutes. There was no line- this definitely was not Meijer or Walmart- and no wait, which I appreciated because I really just wanted to get back to the hotel. After all, my hot tub was waiting!

Awful service and highest prices in town. arrogant nepo owner's son Byron who is beyond awful in…read moretreating customers. Find another place if you can while passing thru. Half of the staff has been fired for shoplifting, its in the local papers and the in-town customers are treated like crap. For those travelling thru Oscoda would recommend stopping in Tawas or a minute north at Family Fare. This place is a rip off and trainwreck. Spend your hard-earned money elsewhere. Avoid this place!!!

So my mom insisted on going into this place. She wanted to purchase a dresser that she saw through…read morethe window. It was 4:45 and the nasty woman who owns the place told us she's closing promptly at 5:00. We walked away and she missed a sale. This woman does not know how to run a business or treat potential customers.

One of a couple of cute little antique shops in the Tawas area. They actually are a pretty big…read moreshop, and they are jam packed with goodies. I love walking through every now and then to see what they have, but some of it is a little expensive. But I guess they're antiques, so maybe that's why.

Scratch and dent is all it is. Food is good. Very reasonable prices. Lots of savings!read more

I have been shopping here for years! If you are looking for quality items without having to read…read morelabels and dates -- this is not the place for you. If you have specific items in mind -- this is not the place for you. If you do not mind reading labels, looking at exp. dates, don't mind dents, dints, and ripped boxes-- if you don't mind hunting for bargain and even things you didn't even know you needed --- if you don't mind planning your meals around the deals you find --- then this IS the place for you. I find so many bargains here and so many healthy choices on a budget.... there have been a few things over the years where the item was stale (rice cakes or cereal) but other than that, I have never had a problem with anything I bought here.

Great place to shop for a variety of groceries, fresh fruit and produce, with good prices to boot…read more Some of the items that you wouldn't find at major grocery chains are sold here. Employees are helpful and courteous. It's almost like a combination grocery store and old country store.

This place is my dream come true. Bull foods, locally owned, drive and get lunch then do your…read moreshopping. I love the seasonal bulk area out front and always fine nothing I came for in large quantities. Sells some of my favorite kitchen goods, frying pans, canning items, random but necessary kitchen tools and Christian gift items. Then the meat and cheese section- the heaven of fats, nitrates, and dairy- they have everything. You name it from Dearborn sausages to yoders dairy- my favorite Minerva rolled butter and bulk sandwich meats. Then the dry goods section and everything bobs red mill you could dream of! A huge natural oils and soaps section. Plus great canned foods, pie fillings and natural peanut butters. Oh and I didn't even talk about the freezer sections- build chicken, burgers, fish and all the things . If you can't tell I LOVE this store! It is worth the drive if you are looking to stock up the house!

I've always really liked this store, but now I'm in a wheelchair. I just wish I could still shop…read morethere. There is absolutely no way I could because it's way too crowded. So that really stinks. It's not just this store it's many other's as well. Unless you go to the bigger retail stores. That's fine and dandy, but it's so very sad and disturbing that handicapped people don't get treated same in any way like able bodied folk. It's just not the same. I'm entitled to my own opinion ‍ Nothing against Ollie's because like I said their store is by far not the only one! Make the smaller retail stores more spacious! Please.

Good variety of things at reasonable prices. Highly recommended. Good selection of books. It's…read morelocated where the Sears used to be in the Bay City Mall.

Way over priced for used goods that were donated so it cost them nothing. While I was there the…read morecashier was pricing waders. She was talking to another person that she found only one hole in them so she'll price them at $10. Are you flipping kidding me?

It's a fun place to look around for little treasures. All the employees are super nice and fun to…read morechat with.

The employee were so nice and happy.and had great deals.large parking lot so no traffic.read more

They provide services otherwise not in town, but they are arrogant and overprice, and beware of the…read moreexpired sell by food products . Now they will defend they have a section of the food products that are in a dedicated space "expired food", I've never heard of that marketing ploy but it's legal to do. Be responsible they don't want you to think they are taking advantage of the camp ground or Marina tourist but the local property owners are caught and suffer the higher costs and expired food presence.