Wagoner's is your average tiny-town grocery store. It's got two checkout lanes, a small hot…read morecounter, and a somewhat decent selection of things- but on the other hand, it really suffers from being so close to a Wal-Mart and a bigger grocery store not five miles away. It's pretty much the penultimate small-town grocery store experience- if you just need a few things, it's an okay place to go shopping, but if you want to lay in a decent, sizable supply of food, you'd be better off going to the Family Fare or Wal-Mart in Paw Paw. It's somewhat clean, but the aisles are really kind of narrow- you can still get around people going the opposite direction, but there are places where if you're going too fast, you could just knock right into someone making the turn into or out of an aisle. The prices are all right, but at the same time, they just don't really have a lot of selection. If you just need something- like, say, a box of cereal, and a half-gallon of milk, this is a good place to get that. If you need some exact flavor of cake mix and a specific piece of produce, you might have better luck going to Paw Paw for it. There's also the fact that some, if not most, things are more expensive here than at the Family Fare or Wal-Mart, but you have to decide, what's more important, if you live in Lawton or the surrounding area- spending a little more just so you don't have to make the drive out to Paw Paw, or do you make the drive and save a couple of bucks? It's the kind of place you can pull your truck and boat into and grab enough stuff in the way of beer and snacks for an enjoyable day fishing, or if you just need some cat food on the way home from work and you really don't feel like spending the time up on your feet to wander around Family Fare, or if you don't feel like braving the crowds out at Wal-Mart. On the plus side, they DO stock some certain things- and varieties of things- not available at your bigger chain stores. They also sell shirts and other clothes emblazoned with the local high school mascot on it, so if you want to show off your Blue Devil pride, that's the place to get your gear! I have to knock the place for a few things, though- it's not open that late (it closes at ten, compared to the Family Fare (midnight) or the Wal-Mart (24 hours), and sometimes they seem to have trouble keeping the aisles clear (boxes, displays, and blind corners add up to taking it safe but slow with your cart). The bottle return also leaves a lot to be desired- there's just two machines, right in the front, between the candy machines and the local bulletin board. It's still better than some stores I've been to, but like I said, if you need more than just a few things, run to Paw Paw.

I love trying different stores. I didn't know this place existed so when I drove by I wanted to…read morestop and check it out and pick up a cold drink. My first observation was carts piled by the front entrance. Walked in and there was an unpleasant odor, almost like a bathroom type smell. I was greeted by the cashier upon entering; she was bubbly, informative and super friendly. The register at the counter was the only one open. The produce area that housed what looked like newer coolers, seem out of place. Lots of displays and clutter throughout the aisles. Really cool wine/beer area. The meat dept was eh? Most of the ground beef or burger was brown/gray, not very fresh looking. They did have a deli: hot food and cold salads. I personally didn't like the way it looked; very messy/sloppy. The employees I encountered while there also seemed sloppy and lackadaisical. Check out was weird being at the counter but the cashier made it worth it. She's a gem! No name tags but my receipt said her name was Amy.

Meijer OREO Persian: For a grocery store bakery, I've been pretty impressed with the doughnuts at…read moremy local Meijer (although the selection is sadly wildly inconsistent). A Pershing/Persian is a doughnut that is similar to a cinnamon roll but is made with doughnut batter. Meijer has had a plethora of Persian varieties lately, with one of them going for a cookies and cream vibe. The surface of this pastry contains a whipped cream-like frosting with miniscule chocolate cookie pieces. Due to their small size, the crumbles don't add any texture but do add a faint chocolate flavor to the creamy topping. One mini-OREO cookie can be found within the topping as the finishing touch. The cinnamon flavor of the pastry's body is sweet and relatively subtle with no uncomfortable burning/heat to it. Cinnamon granules can be seen in the dough after taking a few bites if you look closely enough. I found the dough to have a nice thick and chewy texture while also being light and pillowy. Initially I had some trepidation as the topping did not appear very thick, which concerned me because the topping to pastry ratio would be way off. Although I still think it could have been a little thicker, the ratio was sufficient for the most part. Like the majority of the doughnuts I've consumed from Meijer, it's Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews

Big grocery store for a small town. I liked getting a few meal ideas and groceries here for our…read morevacay in South Haven. One knock was that it was FREEZING in here. My daughter was borderline crying because we were damp from a beach day and it felt like walking into a freezer, which made us expedite our trip. Got some vacation rental K-Cups, frozen pizza, breakfast and snack items and it was a nice, traditional, huge grocery store. The check out lines were understaffed in late July and took forever. My daughter would want me to add, how fun is if that they have a ton of those quarter-operated machines at the entrance/exit? She got gumballs and still talks about it with me. Definitely needed in this town and glad to have stumbled into it.

You ever have one of those times where you're actually glad to have a Wal-Mart nearby? We had a…read moresituation like that a bit ago. Coming home after a recent storm, I found that the power had flickered while we'd been out, and while most of my electronics had been fine, my loyal gaming television- one that had been with me since my days at Western, several years ago- finally had just given up the ghost, giving me the red light of death and absolutely refusing to even acknowledge the power button being pressed, held, hammered, what have you. Being that we were going to head to Wal-Mart anyways, we made some time to go and wander the electronics section to go price some new TVs and see just how much it would cost us to replace. So we just wander on over and well, what do you know- we find a bigger TV than we thought we could afford, on sale- with some features built into it that would allow me to re-do some of my entertainment setup and open up some connection space to maybe hook up something new! But what is a night of entertainment without some tasty snacks, I ask you? So we were off to the cold sandwiches- and yep, they have my favorite: chicken caesar wraps. Everything but the croutons all wrapped up in a tortilla or tortilla-like device, cut in half, and absolutely freaking tasty. It's the same with the bigger sandwiches- for store sandwiches (I mean, let's face it, we've all had the sandwich from a store where we bite it, recognize it as meat and cheese, but then aren't sure what kind of meat's on it without looking at the label), they're really, really worth the price. I just wish they came with more mustard/mayo/whatever than just the two little packets. So, all in all, we got a wonderful TV for cheaper than we thought, helped by some of the most helpful people in the area, and got to spend the evening perched in front of a bigger TV than we thought possible eating tasty cold sandwiches and thanking anything we didn't have to run all to Kalamazoo for any of this stuff. About the only problem we ran into was that it was an absolute pain getting our TV through the crowded aisles- maybe if there were fewer displays in the middle of the aisles, it could make it easier to manuver? But still, it gets another star from my previous rating.

Lower prices than I've seen in any other store. Shelves needed to be replenished badly. The drinks…read moreand snacks were looking bare. Check out service ladies were very sweet and interactive.

The employees are very friendly and helpful. The selection of products is excellent. It's a very…read morerelaxed and laid-back atmosphere.

Excellent people in the deli!!! Kristy went up and beyond to put down hot chicken for me after they…read morewere out and closing down for the evening. They did not have to do that but made a new customer for life. Thank you for making my family's night great!

It seems they maybe got things under control. Donut deliveries have been on time for the past…read moremonth.

When is comes to grocery shopping I don't usually come to Martin's, but I do come by on occasion to…read moretheir deli.  I have been fond of the muffins near the deli that are technically one of their bakery items.  I also love their panini sandwiches, corndogs, and their honey mustard they have available for dipping.  Their salad bar has been updated and I would recommend checking it out but keep in mind it is pay by weight.  Their sushi is freshly made and you can watch the employee make it.  I am not a big raw fish person so I usually will grab one that is vegetarian if I get any at all.  They do have a Starbucks inside which is an added bonus.  In their bakery area I have always enjoyed their muffins, specifically the poppy seed muffin and the blueberry muffins.  Overall I have been enjoying Martin's for years and would recommend coming in specifically for their deli.

I seen a service clerk working in the heat by himself it's 91 outside and i think its not right…read morebecause it's only one person doing the carts. it's humid and it's jus not right. i wouldnt even want to.

Cashier was super nice and helpful and I won't forget her name because its spelled different…read more Her name is Bailee super sweet girl I would say early 20s. Great customer service

Prices are exceedingly high compared to everyone else in the area, Digital billboard advertises…read more5% senior discount, but it only applies for one day a week which you don't know until you go inside. Sale items handwritten don't ring up at the register ....potential rip off.

Some of the rudest customer service. My 3 year old was curious looking at the give a penny leave a…read morepenny & an old woman working the check out ripped it away from her. Absolutely unacceptable! I couldn't believe what happened in front of my eyes. Fried chicken is good but that's about it, quick trip ease but prices are wild high but I guess for being small store it's what you get.

You do not just go shopping here. It's an adventure! With music and lunch! Really if you can't find…read moreit here you really don't need to buy it. Large selection of everything. Meat counter is 2nd to none. Ya gotta go!

Horrock is so unique. Remind me of open markets in Asia and Latin America but much nicer. Because…read moremany items can be bought by weight and the varieties are different than your typical grocery store. Many local Michigan products that I don't see anywhere else, especially craft beer. They sell game meat here too. You can get elk and bison and alligator if you want, but they are not cheap. Have to come check it out. It is hard to describe it.

This is the greatest quick stop near us. They carry almost everything we need last minute or if we…read morerun out of something. While it's a little pricey to make our normal 'grocery' stop, it's always a first choice to run for something, like ice cream, lol. Super friendly staff there...

Love the store. Reminds me of a store when I was little. Has everything. Love that I can buy just…read moreone or two pieces of meat. Vegetables are fresh and again your not buying large amounts.

This market is an absolute gem! We rode our bikes over from our hotel and were so glad we did. If…read moreyou are looking for gluten-free options, this place is a goldmine--they have a massive selection including donuts, bread, muffins, pies, crackers, graham crackers, candy, and even pre-made dinners. Best of all, they clearly label the shelves with gluten-free stickers, making it incredibly easy to navigate. The staff here is also fantastic, attentive, and highly observant. While I was browsing one of the gluten-free sections, a staff member noticed, let me know there were even more options, and personally showed me where everything else was located. I highly recommend checking this place out!

It's a nice neighborhood grocery with local produce and non local also. The apples and sweet corn…read morewere good deals ($3.99 for 5 ears of corn) and a 3 lb bag of gala apples for $1.99. Bathrooms at front and the store is clean. I enjoyed seeing what they sell here that's unique to New Buffalo MI. Fresh produce sold and I liked the sale on sweet corn before the season ends like this week kind of ... Fudge from Mackinac Island. And windmill almond cookies... nostalgia... nice staff.