Was excited at the idea of this place. You go through bins of items and selection depends on the…read moreday. Maybe I went on a bad day because there were lots of repeat items and things that just didn't interest me. If you enjoy looking through a lot of boxes searching for a deal, you might enjoy this. For me, I didn't encounter anything useful and don't think I'd go back.

Most the stuff they have. It's not worth it because they sell every little thing for the same…read moreprice. Like\nSometime I ten one dollar cost , you'll buy it 5 dollars

I'm sad that Honey Bins will close its brick-and-mortar location this month. I haven't had so much…read morefun shopping in a store in recent memory now that much of my shopping is online. Unfortunately, I don't think there will be another store like Honey Bins again. There are other liquidation stores in the area, but none are as fun or allow the freedom to open boxes and bags to look at the products yourself. I always wondered about profit margins, given how cheap it was to buy clothes, electronics, and household goods for under $12, with Monday afternoons only costing $1.50 per item. I think a handful of people got greedy and ruined the Honey Bins concept, especially professional scalpers and the unemployed who were there early every Friday or Monday morning. Some would take all the good stuff quickly and sit there the entire Monday until the items were discounted to $1.50. The same individuals would do this week after week. It was impossible for those of us who work during the day to beat these scalpers at their game. In hindsight, I would have been fine with more rules implemented to prevent that kind of behavior so that the physical store could survive and everyone could still enjoy these great deals. I found so many great products, from electronics to household items. Some of the brand new clothes in the first year and a half of the store's opening were good too. There will be an online Honey Bins store, but it won't be the same experience as searching through the bins. Thank you for a great two years of bargain shopping!

I like the concept of Honey Bins, but I only give it 3 stars because of the setup…read more Don't get me wrong, I'm sure that you can find things here, but you have to search the bins for anything decent. It would really help if the store's staff arranged the bins better. Many of the items were missing pieces. There were boxes in the bins unopened and without labels. I had no idea what was in them. Today, I saw a few foam mattresses, heaters, vacuums, and a few bookshelves that seemed to be great deals. It's worth visiting again. It's the kind of place that you'd have to visit often and on the days that they put more merchandise out.

We randomly found this shop, we went in browsed through the items available. We bought a few items…read moreand check back regularly to see what new items are available. Every trip, we walk out with something new! Everyone should visit!

From the owner: Discounted merchandise, from antique, to vintage, to handmade, to new! read more

If it weren't for how close this Goodwill is to my home and how convenient it is for donating, I'd…read moregive it one star. For a thrift store, the pricing is consistently disappointing. I regularly see items priced higher than what they originally sold for new, which completely defeats the purpose of shopping secondhand. It feels more like a clearance rack with inflated prices than a true thrift experience. Selection is another issue. I rarely find anything worth purchasing, and when I do spot something with potential, the price usually kills the deal.

This one is in a strip mall on North side of Ford Rd. We…read morestopped in on the way back to the airport from Ann Arbor. It's on the smaller side but the prices were fair. They had some interesting things at the front entrance like the Michigan pillow (see photo). They did have a bathroom in the back as well. Some reviews said the staff was rude but they were just fine for us. We did make some decent finds. Not spectacular but good.

Great news for Metro Detroit Area!! CB2 and Crate and…read moreBarrel items at an affordable price!! Ford Road in Canton is packed with good furniture stores now!

YOOOOOO did you all know this was happening? A Crate and Barrel outlet in Metro Detroit? Because I…read moredidn't! I stumbled upon a news article about the opening just this afternoon and made a beeline for them almost immediately. I'm in the market for a new dresser and thought it would be good to get there sooner rather than later. The space is no frills, pretty open concept with everything stretched before you. It's a huge space tho, so there's a lot to browse. They opened just yesterday and we were informed that many of their outdoor pieces were snatched up but there was still A TON of stuff to consider. If you're looking for a new couch or living room furniture you have to get there now because that makes up the majority of their stock. I also spent some time with the dining tables as I'm looking for a new one for our house as well. It's an outlet so, as expected, what you're going to lose in slightly damaged pieces you'll make up in markdowns. They had a number of beautiful pieces that I had admired on their websites (this store covers Crate and Barrel, CB2, and Crate and Barrel Kids, FYI) with injuries ranging from small nicks to full on scratches and damaged corners (those pieces were priced accordingly, tho). There was a really nice dining table with a few leafs that I considered but after spending almost 15 years with a scratched up table I inherited from a cousin I think that's one item I'd like to be in pristine condition if I can help it. They also have a ton of office furniture, a bit of patio, beds/headboards, nightstands, sideboards/buffets, consoles, coffee tables, etc. They also had a lot of dressers. I considered a couple but the space I'm looking to fill is on the smaller side and there weren't any options this time around petite enough. But it was cool to see so many of the dressers I'd drooled over on their website pretty deeply marked down (an additional 50% on bedroom furniture) without any noticeable damage. The perimeters of the store are filled with shelves full of decor and other home items like bedding, hampers, and a ton of kitchenware like dish sets, serving ware, pots and pans and even a few small appliances like microwaves and even a KitchenAid mixer on sale. The thing about outlets, though, is if you go in looking for anything in particular you're probably NOT going to find it. But if you go in without expectations you'll surely walk out with a lot of treasures. Since I was in the former camp today I didn't leave with anything but I can't wait to regularly pop over there to scour their new arrivals (a staff person told us they plan to get 2-3 shipments a week) and hopefully bring home something special in the future!

We love shopping here as we can always find great deals on items we use around the house. Crazy…read moregood deals to be found for sure. We went today, 12/27/25 at approximately 1:30pm. We found exactly what we needed, and went to the checkout so we could make our purchase, and also return an item my Fiancé had purchased just before Christmas that ended up not working for her needs. The lady at checkout was rude, and that is putting it lightly. Negative in all aspects of the transaction, obviously not wanting to be a helpful employee. The name in the receipt was Denise, not sure if they share registers, but regardless, this lady could use a little bit of training in regard to her customer service. We've always been treated kindly here, but today we were left dumbfounded by this employees rudeness. Hopefully management checks these reviews as her behavior could chase customers away.

Excellent finds! Great deals on lots of name brand items. Sign up for the Newsletter so you are…read morethe first to see upcoming deals & new products. The Westland store off Ford road is much nicer, more organized than the Farmington Hills store.

I love value world!!! They are always adding new inventory and have a great selection.read more

I really enjoy shopping at Value World, they have various locations around the Detroit area. I live…read morenear the Westland store, but often visit the Taylor location, both always seem to have something I want,but not need.(lol). Shopping at Value World is like therapy to me very relaxing, good atmosphere and nice staff. I have been fortunate to get some good finds at decent prices, especially on sale dates and with coupons.

I love, love, love, Five Below! I'm so glad they opened one near my house! Everything in the store…read moreis under $5. Phone covers, candy, clothing, shoes, hair and nail accessories, and stationary are just some of the things that this store offers. I usually buy my phone cases here because they're both cute and cheap! (Under $5) Five Below is also where I stock up on candy. They have a large selection available, and they also sell pocky and hi chews, which are oh so yummy, but oh so hard to find in stores! Today is their grand opening, so everything is clean, well stocked, and the employees are walking around assisting customers if they need help. They're also giving out free t-shirts until Sunday, so make sure you check out this place and grab one. I'll definitely be coming here often.

Wow it's not even Halloween yet and Christmas has started!!! Heck, might as well as put out Easter…read morestuff too! Always a fun store and great for stocking stuffers and gag gifts for games.

After contacting Mayfair to let them know they shipped our package to California and not…read moreWashington, I was told that it was on me to make this right. Even though we had it shipped to our address on record with them. Customer service was nonexistent and as such I am out my money even though they received payment for the product. I would warn strongly against using this company and unless you are independently wealthy not order from them as they will not rectify any problems that you have.

It's a scam I never received a email or text that my package has shipped and didn't give me a…read moretracking # with my package