Manager was really efficient and helpful at this store Great…read moreservice! She helped us out with coupons and was courteous and efficient.

I came to look for slippers for my mom, but ended up walking out with a pair of Tevas for myself…read more How did that happen? Well, when you have a $10 rewards card it is hard to let it go unused. Way to lure me in DSW! So I didn't find any slippers that would meet my senior mom's long list of requirements. Their slipper selection was pretty limited. I did see some sandals I liked, but none in my size in the color I liked. So I went to the clearance section; there are always lots of size 7s to peruse. I found a pair of Teva sandals. I'm not really into hippie- style shoes, but I tried them on anyways. They were so comfy! Of course I *had* to buy them because with clearance shoes you get that extra discount, you know. What started at $59.98 ended up at $31.99. Yay for my feet!

We had a great experience here shopping for shoes for my sons. I wish I would have gotten the name…read moreof the woman who helped us because she was fantastic. She was the manager around noon on 8/15/2023. Went above and beyond to find sizes and styles for my boys. We could tell she really cared about her job. Shoe shopping is super exciting for my boys but not for me lol, and after the rude salesman experience at Great Lakes, she was a breath of fresh air.

A pretty top notch dicks. Spacious and very clean and inviting. All the usual stuff including…read morethe golf pro section. Always has just the right sporting goods you need and the staff was helpful Prices aren't great but what sporting goods store is?

I often visit this location because it's closer to me than other locations. Service has always been…read morefast and friendly. Depending on the time of the year, the sales can be pretty good. I have my scorecard linked to my Apple health app so I earn 3 points everyday I hit my mile goal. I earn rewards faster this way without having to make a purchase. Sign up for emails and text messages and score even better deals. I often order online and pickup my order in store. A lot of times items are cheaper online than in store (ex. Pair of Nike shorts was $22 in store but $14 online) Store is well stocked and clean.

After being to 2 Men's Wearhouse locations, and being told that our one suit would cost nearly $500…read morewith alterations, we went over to K&G. The sales associate, Marcus, was absolutely wonderful! We were shown a nice selection of suits, and Marcus helped us find a suit that fit my father very nicely, as he has strange proportions. The tailor, Sam, was quick and efficient. For the event we need the suit for, and the frequency it will be worn at, I was VERY pleased. We walked out of K&G with the suit, alterations, and his dress shirt for $210. I will be coming back to this location for future purchases. I highly recommend Marcus as well.

This is the one stop place for men wear. Staff won't waste your time. I called them in advance…read moretelling them what I needed. Carlos (sale rep) check for what I needed and reported price, size and availability. Once in the store stayed with me until every other need was met. I just went in to buy one item, however I walk out with six items. This place is of great value been going for years. I be going from now on to this location

My podiatrist sent me to hansons because I acquired a tailors bunion and I just had knee…read morereplacement surgery a few months ago. He said Hansons will have a shoe that will aid both the issues. The closest Hansons for me was the Utica store on M-59. When I first walked in I was skeptical because the employees looked so young. I was quickly reminded you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. The young man that helped me (Jabber J.) was very patient and knowledgeable. He also had a good understanding of my issues and what I needed. I told him my price range and he didn't try to over sell. He knew the differences in the design of each shoe. I've got a new perspective on the young people today. I also have the most comfortable pair of shoes that surprisingly didn't break the bank. I highly recommend Hansons.

I love Hanson's for all of my running shoes, have been getting my running shoes from this company…read morefor at least 14 years or longer now. We had about 10 minutes until close. Service was friendly, helpful and attentive as always. The customer service is always the best here. I had 6 or more samples of shoes to try. They were even able to look up my shoe size and the last pair purchased from the Royal Oak location. I ended up with a dark navy and hot pink Brooks ghost cushion shoe. They feel like you are walking on a cloud. They gave me a frequent purchase cards, 3 of them gives you $25 off, 4 gives you $40.

The near-empty atriums of Oakland Mall on a Sunday afternoon stood in stark contrast to my…read morechildhood memories of this shopping mall when it was bustling with shoppers throughout the 1980s and 1990s. I remember Oakland Mall being so crowded that it was hard to make one's way through the corridors on weekends without bumping into people. When I was a kid, Oakland Mall seemed to cater more to a middle to upper middle class clientele. Now it is solidly mid-market with the Somerset Collection taking over as the upscale shopping center in Troy. Despite the many empty storefronts, including the massive hole left behind by where Sears once stood, Oakland Mall is a decent shopping center worth visiting. Macy's and JcPenney have occupied the same retail space for as long as I can remember, and are still there. The same goes for the longstanding A&W, which I find to be a clean location with good fries and cheese curds. Other stores that can be found at Oakland Mall include Dick's Sporting Goods, New York & Company, Bath & Body Works, Claire's, H&M, Tai Ji Wellness, BrowArt23, and a small food court. It's unfortunate that so many shopping malls have not found a way to bring back customers who have turned to online shopping. The few successful shopping malls I have seen have been good at diversifying with lots of restaurant options, high and low-end stores, and the addition of supermarkets. I would love to see a Target or Meijer open up where Sears used to be. I think there is potential for Oakland Mall to revitalize if it can bring in a major retailer or supercenter. Until then, some of those empty spaces would make great haunted houses or escape rooms!

It is hard to see how few people are at the Oakland Mall on a Saturday night. Back in the day it…read morewould be bustling with people eating and hanging out on the weekend. There still seems to be quite a few stores here that interest the family, especially the kids, like Hot Topic, Forever 21, Spencer's, H&M, Macy's, Dick's Sporting Goods, Sbarros...but it seems very empty of both people and stores. I am also not sure about how this place is labeled on yelp, it looks like someone tampered with the name of the mall. The other thing about this place is it is organized very strangely, like parts have a second floor and parts have a lower level, very confusing. There are so many great restaurants and shopping opportunities around this mall to help support customers, maybe it could have a revival? We came here because we went to some stores close by and also wanted to see if we could find a particular, which we were unable to find. Perhaps they could not survive. I am not saying I would not return, but since there is another mall in Troy, I am more likely to go there and just go to other strip malls and restaurants over here.

Very clean and good selection of clothes and just about everything…read more. Staff was very nice and helpful.. Prices some high and you have to choose wisely..

I've shopped at Value World many times and there are definitely some positives worth mentioning…read more The staff I've interacted with have always been very friendly and knowledgeable, and I really appreciate the promotions and discounts they offer on a regular basis. When things are running smoothly, you can find some good deals. That said, I'm increasingly disappointed with a few things. During promotions, the store is clearly understaffed, and the lines become excessively long for everyone. It turns what should be a fun, bargain-hunting trip into a frustrating experience. I was also told by a staff member that they are instructed to look up every item online before pricing it and putting it on the floor. That approach might make sense from a business standpoint, but it takes away from the feeling that you're getting a fair "thrift store" deal and can really slow down the process of getting items out for customers. What bothers me most, though, is learning that this is a for-profit-only company that doesn't appear to represent any cause or give back to the community. There are donation bins in front of the store, but there's no clear indication that those donations go to a good cause or help people in need. In contrast, many other resale and thrift stores are transparent about supporting local charities, community programs, or people in need. It's disappointing that Value World doesn't seem to do the same, especially when they rely on donations and present themselves in a way that can easily be mistaken for a charitable thrift store.

Great service. Kind, helpful. Great selection of clothing for the bigger size man. No skinny…read morefit. Spent hours looking for pants. Most are skinner fit for men. Active pants in skinny fit? Well go here. Perfect place. My son had awesome service here too.

This is the best Dxl I've ever been to. The staff is always friendly and eager to help or order…read morewhatever you need.