Greetings! I have shopped this H & M since it opened. I remember using their bathroom once when…read moreit first opened. The bathroom is not available for public use! So while shopping with my four year old Granddaughter who wanted a blue dress....she suddenly asked for a bathroom. I was told to walk four blocks to Nike who does allow people to go to the bathroom. I quickly headed to check out when my grand asked for psnties too $19.99 on that quick grab which I realized after paying, walking her down to Nike was she held it as best she could, but politely said may I have a pair of panties that you just bought me. To be four, knowing adults would not let you use their bathroom pretty ridiculous! I questioned having to spend $20 for a pack that she says I need the princesses now, because she did not want to say she was holding it as best she could. I mentioned this to front counter after I realized why I had to buy panties too! Be ashamed for lack of human decency! I called H & M Corp CS which said they could contact the store to file a complaint, but they never bothered to ask my information! Glad that Nike which I usually drop $200/300 allows bathroom usage while shopping!

Honestly, the nicest H&M I've ever been in by far. Clean, laid out, all sizes, tons of inventory…read moreand selection, love it. Staff was very pleasant. Will return often.

I've been purchasing jewelry from Elaine B since 2012, and it has been a joy to watch her business…read moregrow over the years. I'm not surprised she's been so successful--her designs are timeless, her craftsmanship is impeccable, and she provides truly outstanding customer service. My most recent purchase was a custom design. As I told Elaine, I wouldn't have trusted anyone else with my great aunt's ruby, which I inherited years ago but had never worn because the ring was too big. Elaine sized it down, and worked with me to design two beautiful stacking rings to go with the ruby. (I chose to have them made as three separate rings, so I can wear them separately or together). Elaine also took a broken Roman glass ring and remade it into a pendant, giving it a second life. I can't recommend her and her business highly enough--especially if you are looking for a custom piece, or re-imagining a stone you've had for years. You couldn't be in better hands.

Stopped by after an one year anniversary. Didn't even realize there was a jeweler in downtown…read moreFerndale. This is a fun necklace, reminds me of the one I have at home. Friendly staff, patient and attentive. The forever links are fun, my niece would love them. The stackable rings are also fun, but a tad pricey for their size to really make a significant stack on a finger. Lots of cool and geometric pieces for sure.

I stopped in on my way back to the parking lot, on recommendation from The Peacock Room. The…read moreentrance from the interior hallway is unassuming and small but the pieces drew my attention. Modern, unique, clean lines, and no big floral patterns. Yama is the sister store but the opposite of The Peacock Room and definitely more my speed. I have been looking for a store that carries my size in unique pieces that will last. I happy to pay for quality of a well-made piece and am tired of the mass-produced casual wear that seems to be the only options anymore and fall apart in a couple months or after a few washes. The saleswoman was super sweet and helpful. I kept bugging her to look at the pieces behind the counter that just came in. She was steaming them but they looked so good, I had to try one on. I didn't end up purchasing anything, as I wasn't planning on making a purchase today and my meter was running out, but I did try on 5 more items and cannot stop thinking about this store and the Joseph Ribkoff items. I have to go back and soon. I gave my husband fair warning :) This is the type of store you building your wardrobe from, with great pieces that will last.

The clothing store I didn't know I needed, Yama is The Peacock Room's more modern sister. What a…read morefun and eclectic collection of clothing and statement accessories. Wonderful! They also offer a wide variety of sizing so those of us with more ample curves have options, too. When I walked in, I fell in love with a nice cowl neck top. Made in America (which they noted on the tag) the top was black and had a shiny silver spotted pattern on the cowl area of the shirt. It was different! The pricing was inline with what I've paid for other pieces made in America, which I personally value and seek out when shopping. When I turned the corner in the back, a whole new area revealed itself. Several racks of wardrobe pieces that will all stand out in a crowd. I told my husband that some of them I saw myself wearing when I finally doubled down on my "fun and kooky art teacher vibe" but not everything is that bold. There were some very smart pieces, some more traditional silhouettes but in bold colors. There is also mid-century modern clothes that were retro but also in the here and now. I haven't intended on buying a bright pink party dress, but when I slipped it on in the fitting room I was thrilled - it fit like a glove. The dress was an XXL which I don't think I've ever worn, but knowing fashion sizing can sometimes be wonky I gave it a go. It had some frill, a front zipper that smartly hid itself (and thank goodness, a dress I can zip up for myself and I don't have to shimmy into), and the best part... POCKETS! REAL FUNCTIONAL POCKETS. It was even on their sale rack for a great price. The next time I'm looking for an outfit for a wedding or maybe just to replace a couple shirts with something with a bit more personality, I'll definitely be back.

I stopped by Tauntus Greek Store to do some shopping on Black Friday. There aren't any black Greek…read moreparaphernalia shops where I live in Florida, so I was pretty excited by the selection of items available for my sorority. Although the shop is small, there is a large variety of items for all Divine 9 sororities and fraternities, as well as other black business & social organizations. Black Leaders Detroit was doing a $50 gift certificate Black Friday giveaway which could be used at Tauntus Greek Store. Shop employees were stationed throughout the very busy store, helping customers, and checking people out via mobile phone. I definitely plan on checking out Tauntus Greek Store wherever I'm in Detroit.

Tauntus Greek Store on The Livernois Avenue of Fashions is the real deal! They have been here for…read moresix years and this was my first visit. They are owned by two members of the Divine Nine Greek organizations. It can be difficult to find items for gift purchases or that special item for your next affair. Search no further! I was able to purchase two needed items for myself. The owner, Nadonya was more than gracious to give me a full tour of what she has available for my beloved sorority, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. I'll be back for sure!

Amazing customer service at this location' young ladies went over above and beyond to help me!…read moreCan't wait to go back!

Absolute worst shopping experience in my life , I was treated as an inconvenience and from across…read morethe store was accused by the manager of messing their T-shirt pile , that I was at least 30 feet away from and the manager had the audacity to tell me that she "doesn't have time for this" while on the clock during work hours ... I made a purchase moments before , which I immediately tried to return. As a consumer I choose who I spend the money I earn with as much as I choose what to spend it on... The manager told me that I'll have to come back in the morning for my return because, again , "she don't have time for this" at 8pm when the store doesn't close until 9pm. Rude is compliment , if you wish to be treated like a dog and stereotyped while you spend your money , Snipes on Michigan ave in Dearborn is the place for you

Crescent Beauty Supply in Highland Park is an absolute gem and a true Black-owned treasure in the…read morecommunity. From the moment you walk in, you can tell this store is run with care, pride, and a real commitment to serving the neighborhood. The shelves are always stocked with everything you could need -- from hair care to beauty products -- and it's clear that quality and variety are top priorities. The employees are friendly, knowledgeable, and genuinely helpful. Whether you're looking for a specific product, need advice, or just browsing, they make the experience easy, welcoming, and enjoyable. They go above and beyond to make you feel valued, and that kind of service is rare and special. What makes Crescent Beauty Supply even more incredible is the community pride it represents. Supporting a local Black-owned business in Highland Park isn't just about buying products -- it's about investing in the neighborhood, uplifting the community, and celebrating culture. Every visit reminds you why Highland Park has so much resilience, strength, and heart. If you're in the area, Crescent Beauty Supply is a must-visit. Great selection, amazing service, and unapologetic Highland Park pride -- it's the kind of place that makes you feel good about supporting local, Black-owned businesses while leaving with exactly what you need. Highland Park forever!

New name is evolve beauty supply very nice place they have everything a woman of color needs to get…read moretheir hair done professionally. The staff is super knowledgeable and friendly this is my new go to beauty supply

This woman owned jewelry store was such a surprise to me artistically. All this beautiful hand made…read moreunique jewelry is made from nostalgic items of Detroit. (graffiti wall, old signs, etc.) Amy Peterson (co-founder) Is a beacon of creativity and empowerment. This place provides employment for women facing barriers. Happy to have met the staff there. They are filled with the greatest energy and happy to help you with whatever custom piece you may want, if you don't see anything online. I want all that's pictured. I Love pearls . Go online and check them out www.rebelnell.com

WHAT AN AMZING IDEA!…read more I love all of it: Women owned business: Check! Using recycled materials: Check! Employing women in need: Check! Giving employable skills: Check! Graffiti in jewelry: Check! A hands on experience: Check! If you follow me, you know I love graffiti. This is right up my alley! Women are sent around the city to retrieve pieces of layered up spray paint from graffiti that has flaked off the buildings. The pieces are either turned into art by RN or left for those who want a hands on experience to choose and make their own piece of jewelry! First you identify what you want to make (a bracelet, keychain, etc...) You sift through the graffiti pieces, identify the color and exact spot you want featured in your jewelry. Staff helps you place the cut out mold on your piece and you get to crank the press to cut out the graffiti you desire. The piece then gets sent to production to a place where women are learning this craft. My necklace shape was on backorder so it did take a month to obtain in the mail. They alerted me ahead of time and it was a exciting to receive it in the mail! I can share it is a pricey adventure. Especially the fact that it's minimal hands on. If I wasn't such a lover of graffiti (and I have no graffiti jewelry) I would have passed but I couldn't pass this up! It's also a good cause.

It's not just the clothes; this whole space is curated. There is a lot of love and enthusiasm…read morebehind WabiSabi's products. I love everything that they stand for! Community, buying secondhand, and making a difference. Wide variety of clothing that is well-organized.

Good spot friendly owner with a really cool aesthetic look that I randomly stumbled upon.read more