The place is nice. Most of the staff are polite. The self…read moreproclaimed manger on the other hand. Was rude and condescending. Im avoiding this place in future thrifting exposition. Everyone else were very polite and helpful. This lady had no manners and tact.

Huge place, lots of items but the odor (dirt + BO + cat pee) made me leave. I get that it's a…read morethrift store but the smell ks overpowering.

Since growing up in the Lansing area I have lived in several different states and cities, and this…read moreis probably my favorite Target. This Target is always well maintained, clean, with friendly staff, and plenty of parking. It could be improved by adding to the clothing department as other Targets around the country seem to have a better selection. **I agree with Erich, but I don't know why anyone would take 35mm film anywhere but a specialty shop now that everything has gone digital.

Absolutely disgusting. The worker was being aggressive and hateful towards me and my group of…read morefriends. We were trying on Halloween costumes for fun since we're just a bunch of tweens/teens. We weren't being loud, nor disruptive or disrespectful. Later on this worker comes up to us and starts to cuss us out. Claims we're the type of people to destroy their merchandise and products when she clearly saw us putting the costumes away. She then made false reports on her walkie talkie saying we ruined their costumes. She then later started to follow us and when we said something about it she told us. "Shut your big ass fucking forehead up" She then started to yell and cuss us out so we then left the store. Target you need to step up and hire better workers. The fact she wasn't embarrassed or scared to cuss out loud with other customers around is wild.

Rather than "remodel" the S. Penn store in Lansing again, they should really just close it down and…read morelet a Walmart move in. For the past decade or so, every "improvement" they've made has been a gigantic failure. When they remodeled the store ("Thrifty Acres") back in 2014 it never seemed to have the inventory that residents counted on them for, for decades prior. Meijer had been putting several other stores in the area (like Radio Shack for example) out of business because people could find what they were looking for at Meijer, without having to shop at other stores, and Meijer often had the products for less. Then when those businesses were already gone, the "new" Meijer no longer sold many of the products and those stores were no longer available to shop. The inventory changes at the "new" Meijer made it so people NOW had to travel elsewhere to find what they were looking for. Gradually, the inventory issues at that Meijer started growing to where they stopped carrying certain popular brands, or products in general that were staples to many of their shoppers in the past. Even before Covid, Meijer inventory issues were growing. They also introduced items that were popular and sold out quickly, but instead of increasing inventory, they decided to just stop carrying them all together. Currently, if they run out of something it can take MONTHS for them to restock it and they used to blame it on Covid, but the problem existed before and still to this day. When I asked a store manager why they always had so many issues with inventory, I was told that somewhere along the line, Meijer Corporate decided to stock stores in order according to the income level of an area. When the supply orders get sent out, they go to stock the richest neighborhood Meijers' first and the reason the S. Penn location is always low or out of stock, it's because they're last on the delivery list, so they get what's left over. I can't begin to express how disgusted I feel every time I shop at Meijer, and the ONLY reason I have still shopped there for the past few years is because I like to use the mPerks to get $1/gal discount on gas. I can never go to Meijer and get my entire grocery list, so I end up shopping at at least 2 grocery stores, every time I need groceries. Now, Meijer has become extremely stingy on the ways to earn mPerks, so I will be shopping around for a different option. Their "ways to earn" mPerks has gotten to a point where I would have to buy things that I would never likely purchase for any other reason than for their mPerk points and that isn't even worth the gas discount, because it costs more to GET the perks than it's worth to use them. I also can't understand why they have such a problem with getting shopping carts that roll straight or won't take out your shins when that stupid theft device fails (and they always do). I hate that Meijer so much, because I still find myself going there simply because it's close. But I wish, every time I go, that it would get hit by a meteor and get replaced with a Walmart.

My daughter is eight months. She weighs no more than about 28 pounds and in the women's bathroom…read morethe kids changing table the seatbelt is broken. It was absolutely filthy. I had to scrub it multiple times. It was wobbly and I had to hold my daughter in place while changing her because of the size.

Check the dates on the food before buying. Great selection of spices and legumes. Big selection of…read morehalva and interesting meat offering.

talk about a clutch, dope and gnarly place. The best place to buy bae's tea and my dooghizzle. They…read moreeven have muh brand, Abali!

Pretty freaking angry. I'm not even from MI and yet this store authorized use from my entire card…read morefunds that were stolen. Seems a little janky to me.

The worst unreliable store in the whole Lansing area. They do not know how to handle a business…read more They will tell you they close at 9pm, at 8pm, sometimes even 7pm, but they always close 20 minutes to 1 hour earlier, or whenever they feel like it. The prices for the same products change every week or as per the client. One of their female clerk is beyond rude and looks as though you are bothering her when you ask for information about one of their product.They are very disorganized overall, you are better off getting your groceries and other ethnic supplies at Bobo's Asian store, at Swagath, or even Swadesh in Okemos...

If you want to save money on jewelry and you don't mind second hand or used items this is the place…read moreto go. Really reasonable pricing compared to actual jewelry stores. Don't think that's all they sell because they sell a lot more like laptops, tablets, tools, long guns, mowers, snowblowers, musical equipment, etc... There's too much to list as far as what they sell it's best to just stop in.

Best QD in Lansing. Clean, well stocked, friendly staff. It's got everything you could possibly…read morewant. What more is there to say?

Always very good donuts, fresh every morning. Very reasonably priced, and is always adequately…read morestaffed. Definitely recommend!

Same selection as every other GameStop but the team inside is what makes the difference. I came in…read morelooking for a component cable for my Wii and one of the team members grabbed one and I was out the door - unfortunately it was the wrong cable (d'oh!) but I was able to bring it back and get the right one swapped out with no charge and no problem.

very disappointed with employee's called and asked if wii u was in Stock, Pasha stated yes there…read morewere 3 and one would be put aside I stated I would be to the store within 30 minutes i was coming from Howell Mi. Upon arrival was told that there was an error and that the units in the store were to be shipped out. after driving 30 miles I have to say I was upset. Manager did offer to order unit and have free shipping but that was offered by gamestop.com already will not return to this store

Dots used to be a really crappy place to shop, and in some ways it still is (quality sometimes),…read morebut I can always go to Dots and buy my basic things for supa-cheap and dress them up with my own ideas and embellishments. It's perfect for cheapy costume jewelry, tank tops, and anything else you don't wanna spend more than $10 on, so don't front on Dots!