Came in for adult women's tap shoes and found what I needed! I was welcomed as soon as I walked…read morethrough the doors, and the lady who helped me pick out shoes was very friendly and personable. They have a little board that you can use to try out the tap shoes, which was helpful. I left happy with my purchase and will come back here if I have any other dance shoe/attire needs. Store seems overall more geared towards youth dance (which makes sense) but they have good options for adults as well! They have a rewards/punch card program of sorts where if you spend $200, you get 15% off next purchase. Worth checking out if you're anticipating being a repeat customer! Parking lot in the back!

I love the colour. So aesthetic and has great service. Found the exact dance shoes I needed. Shout…read moreout the great staff!

This was my first time at Rocker's new Novi location. I was in the store for about 20 minutes but…read morewas never greeted. This was my same experience at their former location. As for the merch, it seems to be a one-stop shop for woodworking. They also have classes, though I've never taken any.

The new location is a wonderful upgrade to what was already a great store…read more Customer service has always been excellent and, as a woman in what feels like a male-dominated industry, I have always felt comfortable coming here. I do wish they had more scrap bins for wood blanks, but I do appreciate there offerings that they do have on a regular basis. I have not tried any of the classes here yet, but that is something I'm looking forward to doing this year!

Great sales, sign up for emails. Always check the back of the store for clearance racks!read more

NEVER EVER SPENDING one penny here again. Asking about a garment and I literally just stood there…read moreas the worker LET another customer interrupt us. I (did HER JOB FOR HER and) told the customer I was still talking with her about an item. He apologized and remained silent..... then SHE said "it's ok I can help you and WALKED OFF WITH HIM. I stood there like a chump I can't believe Hollister hires classless unprofessional types like her (didn't get her name.... The short one with terrible painted on gigantic fake eyebrows) anyway I went to complain so I asked a manager, Victoria (who was very pleasant and polite) and THE EMPLOYEE WALKED OFFFFFFFF AGAINNNNNNNNNMNN anyway I've seen wet sloppy that I like better than this establishment

I went there almost at closing time with the front tire tube bulging out. Which I didn't think was…read morea serious problem. When they saw that they asked me to come inside and fixed it, since it was a safety issue and didn't charge money. They were very friendly and went out of the way to help. Note: Masks are required and they wore masks as well.

First the good, and the reason for the one star (not that I could give less anyway)... the sales…read morestaff was very friendly. Kudos for that. Now for the bad, and let me preface this by mentioning that I spent a good portion of my adulthood racing and working in various bike shops. And I was the service manager in one, so I have a LOT of bike mechanic experience. If I were the service manager of this shop, I'd have fired the person who built my bike. Today I bought a particular TREK MTB at this store, because unfortunately my usual store didn't have one and couldn't get one. First problem: you are NOT supposed to use grease on a carbon seatpost with a carbon frame. It's LITERALLY PRINTED on the back of the seatpost, though it's something any good mechanic should know anyway. Sure enough they assembled it with tons of grease, and within just a 1 mile ride, the post slid down a good inch. So I degreased the post, and put 'carbon paste' on it to keep it from happening again. Second problem (picture attached): they mounted the remote shock lockout outboard of the brake lever, which means there's nowhere for your thumb to go when you wrap your hand around the grip. A simple look at the TREK website shows it's installed wrong. And switching them around after requires removing the grip. Sometimes that can be done without destroying the grip, sometimes it can't. So I've already had to buy new grips to fix their mistake. There were several other minor things that never would have been acceptable at my shop, but this is long enough already. I guess if you're looking for a very basic shop, or if you have your own mechanical skills, they're an acceptable choice. Otherwise, I'd highly suggest you look elsewhere. Oh, also, to make it even more insulting, they try to sell you a $150 tune-up plan, which just means you pay up front to have them continue to provide you with subpar repair service. Disappointed mostly because working in a bike shop was always more than just a blow-off job to me. Sad to see that's not the case here. I won't be back.

The worker was super friendly and kind. The selection for hijabs was solid and on the more…read moreaffordable side overall but their clothing options were limited in both style and size. There was one thing I really would have liked to buy but it was like 2 sizes too small and it was the only one left. I would come again, but I do wish all hijab/modest shops invested in more larger sizes as a size 16-20 girl myself. Also I got a "kuffyeh hijab" bc ofc Free Palestine but the size is a bit skinny so back of my neck can get easily exposed and the fabric choice is more papery than I would like, I should have been more attentive before buying.

Love all the styles and the details are so beautiful. Design s are simple and very unique…read more The staff are friendly and helpful. I was able to access my hijab so smoothly

Very unfriendly and rude woman at counter. Horrible selection and unwilling to answer questions. Do…read morenot shop here!

I stopped in today to see the store and I was greeted by a positive, friendly space, nice people…read moreand interesting products. I had a short reading that was a great time of listening and learning for me. This shop favors a blend of a variety of traditions, including a flair for Catholic iconography. A visit to this shop is like a visit to the faith of many of our grandmothers. A dash of traditional religion but lots of other things as well. Candles, charms, natural oils, rosaries, prayer cards, crystals and stones are all available so you can find something that resonates with you. This place just felt like a piece of home and comfort for me. I will be back. This place made me feel heard and valid.

The name says it all - fun, crazy shoes. An unusual selection of handbags and clothing. Fun stuff…read morebut not quality. Moderate prices. Awesome sales.

This place has really expanded from what it was just 10 years ago. I'm still thrown off by the…read morename, but whatever...it's the closest thing to a department store in Detroit so I'll take it. Inside you will find tons of shoes, accesories, hats, handbags, clothing, etc. Pretty much only for women, unless you are of the cross-dressing type. The prices range from cheap to luxury labels, so you can pretty much come here during your lunch break and find an outfit for Friday night. It's in the New Center area...so parking is always a mission and a half.

The customer service was decent the store is great because it's inside of a robust plaza that gets…read morealot of foot traffic. I went in to find my son some basketball shoes which they had in stock and four other stores didn't . Great layout and most things my kids were looking for they found with ease . I would suggest fir them to market more on social media because I never knew the location existed