Nice store and clean and pretty well organized with the new building they have moved into here from…read moretheir previous location. Plenty of parking out front to make it easy to get in and out. And something new was the banners that said Family Dollar and Dollar tree. Some parts inside said Dollar Tree which is another dollar store that we like to visit as well

I love this particular Hallmark Store because of the "Hometown" feeling and atmosphere! They have…read more"Made in Michigan" products and an assortment of locally made items that you'll find no where else but under the "Flushing Mural." And they bend over backwards to serve: coffee and cookies are available for Ornament Preview days, and often if you simply ask! Shopping for a particular item? Ask, and if they don't have it, they often know who does. Discounted ornaments from years past are on display in the lower level. And Sasquatch, the Yeti, products are sure to make you laugh! Cards for every occasion, and some that are unique, abound! Gift wrapping and those Gold Hallmark stickers are available. They know everyone in town, and welcome all who are new. It's impossible to be a stranger at Cary Ann's Hallmark in Flushing, Michigan!

Eh, just ok.... It's…read morea typical Hallmark gift shop. My husband and I wavered in recently to look at some signature Hallmark Christmas ornaments (I was looking for a couple of special family ornaments as mementoes for my mother and sister, who collect Hallmark holiday ornaments) while we were in town for a few hours and found a few cute items, but nothing out of the ordinary. With a store like this, customer service is key- there are a myriad of other Hallmark gift shops and similar stores around the flint area, so in an effort to set yourself apart, you need to be top notch in not only inventory, but service, etc. Well, the store was typical of every other Hallmark, but there was no discernible customer service.. as in, we were not greeted, acknowledged or anything the entire time we were walking around. In fact, the lady behind the counter and a woman who was purchasing something (they clearly knew each other and seemed super engaged in a private conversation at the register) spotted us and both went back to their conversation and the employee openly ignored us. Are customers you dint know like a neighbor a bother? I guess you don't know each other's kids, you aren't worth their energy. Another woman walked in, went over to the register area to inquire about a gift and the employee ignored her, too. What type of customer service is that? This is not even first time we've been in here, by the way. We were in here once before awhile ago and we were not acknowledged, either. So, is the third time supposed to be the charm???? No thanks...I can buy the same stuff online or at the one in Flint. The store there is bigger and the service usually is excellent. Sorry, we won't bother again with this particular store.

I've been to this Forman Mills just a handful of times over the past few years but my first time…read morereally shopping here was just over a week ago. I met my three goddaughters here to shop for school clothes. I thought that it would be fairly expensive because 1) I'm talking about 3 girls and 2) they wear uniforms. What I didn't realize is that the clothing prices here are insanely inexpensive; of course price is relative, but all things considered I still think that it is inexpensive. This was a pleasant surprise for me because they each were able to get a lot of pieces and the total was just under 50 percent of what I originally thought it would cost me! Oh yeah, happy dance time. For the most part, the clothes were fairly organized and most of the racks were full. We shopped during the last hour and a half or so before closing; the store wasn't very busy. This meant that I didn't have to wait in line. The service was about average, nothing to rave or complain about. I give it a 4 because it is a good place to shop for youth clothing and it is a plus that they carry items that fit school uniform requirements.

I love this store what can I say great prices, great quality,name brand and all today fashion best…read moresaving ever did school shopping for my 7 yr got 20 outfits for around 287.00 dollars now what. loved it so much shopped for myself and when i got back home from vacation i had to find one close to take my older son school shopping he was much bigger and taller that it cost a little more 6'2 250lbs but even though i still made out. I found my new store Forman Mills forever.

They have closed down the store and now it's a discount furniture shop. At the time, it was a good…read moreplace to get returns at a very low price

A new Dollar Tree right off of the highway near Walmart. Clean, with more options than older Dollar…read moreTrees that I have been to. My mom really loved stopping here on her way to see me in Metro Detroit.

Irritated to drive from Otisville for your store to have a sign saying closed to do inventory. Will…read morebe open at noon. Here it is 1:10. I just wanted flowers for my dads grave for his birthday. Maybe list on website when you choose to just close the store down to help your customers save time and gas.

I am a long time customer where I love this nursery and every spring buy my Hanging baskets and…read morefresh flowers here and numerous tree's and shrubs over the years. Their plants and tree's are always healthy, in great shape and well taken care of. when you consider how much effort goes into traveling to a nursery to buy your plants and bring them home and plant them, followed up with with ongoing watering and care, there is nothing more annoying than seeing the plant get sickly and die shortly thereafter due to poor quality stock from the business and/or inadequate care of the plants at the business. I have seen this movie too many times from plants I have purchased from the big box stores like Lowes and Home Depot which is the primary reason I buy my plants at Bordines. Relative to nursery itself, Bordines has a very large selection of healthy plants/tree/shrubs where their staff in quite knowledgeable in all garden matters in general. The flower prices from what I can tell are in line with the big Box stores for the most part where they have nice sales throughout the season and especially on Memorial Day weekend which is when I buy most of my flowers in particular their hanging baskets which are a great price during this holiday weekend. trees and shrubs are a tad higher in general but the selection is quite large versus the big box stores and are definitely quite healthy and ready for transplant unlike the big box stores. Overall a great placer to shop for all your garden needs where you can rest assured yours plants will be healthy with a great start on them acclimating to there new home and surviving and thriving throughout the season.

This is the worst customer service i've encountered in a while. Spent $100 on 3 porch pots. The one…read morepot died within 10 days. ai called and spoke to the greenhouse and asked to bring it back and exchange it and i was told no. It's a 7 day policy i was told and they won't make any exceptions. I will never shop at bordine's in clarkston again. If i could give 0 stars i would

Pretty typical H&M, perhaps a bit more organized than some I've patronized in the past…read more This is a brand-new store, which most assuredly is the primary reason it's so darn organized and looks so polished. It's still shiny and new! Nonetheless, it's a nice store, typical for H&M, with attractive displays and carefully designed "sale areas," etc. I was pretty excited to see this place finally open. Alas, it seemed like construction took forever, as in months behind the schedule! I don't get what the holdup was, but the final product looks pretty great. Indeed, this is actually a pretty large H&M in comparison to some, which is great because they have so much to offer. I was impressed by how well this place was run upon my initial shopping visit here, but I hope the service and cleanliness don't go by the wayside after it's operational for awhile. At least, that's what I've noticed at other H&M retail locations I've shopped in before. This one had a really nice layout and better than average selection, including on the men's side of the store (my husband was pretty happy about that). That isn't always the case. At any rate, there were no clothes jumbled together or displays in disarray or items that looked trampled on (something I've seen before at the H&M in Novi). The service was pretty good, with friendly (though not particularly "super friendly") salespeople. The clearance section, while this is a new store, seemed rather well thought-out, too. If you want inexpensive, on-trend "throwaway" fashion, I would have to say this is the best place in town. I found multiple cute sweaters for $10 and most items were $20 at the most- honestly.

We came here the day after Thanksgiving and arrived at the perfect time! We didn't want to wake up…read moretoo early but we got there around 10am- an hour after they opened. There are parking attendants with huge candy canes to help direct cars and take carts back. Once you park, it's a short walk to a table with greeters that hand out saws to cut your tree down. This is by far the best tree farm we've visited. Last year, we went to about 4 and although it's the farthest, it's honestly the best. Not all trees are tagged so you may have to walk through a few aisles to find one that you like. They have a donut food truck that sells mini donuts, with choice of toppings, powdered/ plain/ cinnamon sugar, hot chocolate, hot cider and even cider slush. Just past the entrance, they have a couple of portable potties if nature calls. When it gets really busy, it can be hard to find a wheel barrel for your tree, so it might be a good idea to bring a tarp so you can drag your tree or you can carry it if it's not too big. Once you get your tree, you get in a line to get the leaves, loose needles shaken out and then wrapped. Pretty an easy process... the only thing is the time it takes to find a tree and waiting for your tree to get processed. The price can be pretty pricey. The cheapest tree we saw was for about $70 and can go up to over $130. I would be happy with a costco tree, but the experience of cutting down a tree is pretty fun (plus the delicious donuts). We've brought our dog once and noticed there were a lot of pups along for the adventure.

So glad we found CCC! Took my brother's kids w us and we all had a blast. I loved how things were…read moreset up: park, grab a cart, staff tell you to look for tagged trees only, and point out difference in trees, then you're off! They have three types of trees: Fraser fir, Korean fir, Concolor fir, and a great selection! We walked around and scouted out many great trees before sawing our tree down, throwing it into our cart and taking it up front for a good shake (to remove dead, orange needles) and to be wrapped for the car ride home. There were about 10 families ahead of us and I'm sure we didn't wait more than 10-15mins! On our way out we stopped by the donut stand for a bag of fresh mini-donuts and REGRETTED NOTHING!!! I'm pretty sure I ate five by the time I got home, and told my husband I can't wait for next year!! I'm so glad we found a great place to become our new family tree-selecting farm, and that they're family owned and good steward of the land!!