I was greeted when I walked in and even had a follow up question asking about my day. Not something…read moretypically expected when entering a store other than maybe Walmart or Meijer. Huge selection and I found something that was pretty close to being exactly what I was looking for. I paid in cash and wore what I bought the very next day. It was exactly what I wanted, the price was a little steep but everything is expensive these days.

Didn't buy anything but a $4 sticker. No large or tall…read moreshirts, not coming back, wasted my time. Need 4XL-tall

Reliable place to grab some used gear. Good stock of items. Pretty clean establishment. Employees…read moreare friendly, but not usually overly helpful.

Cool bunch of guys, quiet Store. like anything else prices raised up in the winter if you want…read morecheap stuff in the winter, buy in the summer. Vise versus for other seasons. Great very organized, selection of used very good quality sports gear.

first time at this store and was impressed with the wide variety of merchandize for outdoor…read moreenthusiast to include campers and hiking folks where this is a focus customer for this business. Price points are all over the map from what I can tell from budget friendly to ultra premium gear. All the big name ultra premium brands are here as is the budget friendly REI branded equipment that is very well regarded and highly rated in its own right . If you are into camping or hiking and looking for four season gear than this store should be nirvana for you. Lots of good stuff to see and tempt you where I can only dream of the day I can afford the top of the line gear they sell here (:

This is my first time back to REI in a few years. I was very disappointed with how I was treated…read moreand the lack of professionalism demonstrated by the personnel in the shoe department. We were not greeted nor spoken to in a courteous manner. We recognized the store personnel were busy assisting other customers so we took the initiative to look at shoes and found a design we liked. We brought the selection and waited until an attendant was available. The attendant was rude and condescending in tone, insisting I was mispronouncing the shoe brand name. I found this very unprofessional in how it was communicated as well as she thought it was necessary to bring this to my attention. I didn't appreciate this type of customer service. I will not return to this REI nor recommend it to my friends anymore.

Jack really helped me out. Great dude. Really appreciated his patience and kindness. Pure hockey is…read morethe spot.

The new website is brutally slow. I'm in the market for new skates and had every intention of…read morebuying from Perani's. Since it has changed hands I figured I'd still shop there but found the website unusable. Too bad.

Plenty of merchandise but no staff! And the fitting rooms need some major attention. The new Dicks…read morein Ann Arbor will blow this one away.

Everything is stock. Everything is organized. Plenty of staffs in contrast of other comments. Maybe…read morebecause it is summer and more people are working. Their website do have better discounts sometimes. No complaints

Used to love Dunham's. They sell good products at reasonable prices. But their declining customer…read moreservice and support of their products had declined greatly. I recently purchased a canopy at the Dearborn Heights, MI store and upon setting up for the first time, the corner seam ripped. When I worked for Dunham's we would have returned the defective product and dealt with the mfr. Now Dunham's just hands you (the customer) a phone number and says good luck dealing with the mfr. In today's customer centric retail world, that is not acceptable. If this is how Dunham's chooses to treat customers, I fear they are not going to remain competitive.

I swore I would never return to this dumpster fire of a store & yet here I am eating crow for…read morebreakfast- thanks to a Dunham's lover who gave me a gift from here. Honestly I would have changed my previous review to five stars if it was based solely on the interaction with the cashier. He was kind, helpful, competent & went above & beyond to assist me in returning a sweater I had gotten as a gift. I.n order to refund me he needed a manager override. He paged the manager twice. Mind you, there was literally two people in the place. After waiting for 20 minutes for the manager to make an appearance, the manager strolls out from what I assume is the front office casuallu strolls out with zero shards of urgency. He says nothing to me not his employee (rude as hell on both accounts) & punches his number in before strolling away. No "sorry for the wait!" Or "thank you!" To his employee. Just despicable. No wonder this place is going out of business!

By far the place to get U of M memorabilia! I bought numerous memorabilia from the 2026 National…read moreChampionship Basketball team and they ship it free!

Beware - Greasy Tactics and Counterfeit Items at an "Authentic" Collectibles Show…read more I attended a Card Show hosted by Pro Sports Zone, which markets itself as an authentic collectibles store. To my shock, counterfeit Labubu figures were being sold right on the store owner's table. When I informed the owner, he brushed it off, saying, "It's not my problem -- the jewelry guy is selling them." The reality? He was selling them for that vendor, on his own table, while the vendor failed to disclose they were fakes. When confronted about selling counterfeits at an event advertised for authentic items, he claimed it wasn't his responsibility to verify authenticity -- an incredibly greasy and unprofessional stance for a so-called collectibles expert. On a separate review page the owner tried to skirt responsibility by saying he was only a vendor, but didn't include that he was the proprietor of the vendor show and allowed the counterfeits to be put on his own table.​ This disregard for integrity is unacceptable. I have reported Pro Sports Zone to the FTC, the Attorney General, and Popmart's copyright infringement department. If you value authenticity, ethics, and respect for the collecting community, avoid Pro Sports Zone and any events it hosts. Supporting counterfeit sales -- and then dodging responsibility -- is the lowest form of business.

I hope Laurel Park can make a comeback. The food court only has one restaurant in operation and…read moresignificantly less tables in the center though no one was using them at the time of my visit. Many stores feel like a "revolving door" as there are several spaces available for leasing. The businesses that are there, mostly felt like "pop up options" for patrons to explore. Interesting to browse though not enticing enough to actually make a purchase from. The key players at this mall that would continue to draw customers in are Von Maur, H&M, and Pro Sports Zone. Their selections are vast and consistent.

This place used to be, but now, it is a shadow of what once was. It is sad, but telling that we are…read moreno longer a mall society by how many businesses have shuttered. I used to come here as a teen and my kids even came here as toddlers, but there is not that much for us currently. Bar Louie was not even open, and I am not sure why. We came here for the used book sale, which was okay, but not enough popular books that you can find at a discount at even Walmart, Target, or Meijer, so I came home with nothing. I would come back for the few open stores, but I would most likely shop elsewhere first.