Cool place! Especially if you want affordable meat. Tomahawk rib steaks frozen were under $40 for…read morethe largest cut in the case. That's a great price. We stopped in on Sunday afternoon. The staff was very helpful and welcoming. The place was busy. We picked out a few things as well as ordered a pulled pork sandwich and loaded Mac n cheese with brisket. Now I've had worse brisket but not much worse. It's old and not very good. no flavor and shaved very thin. Idk about you but when I smoke a brisket, there's no way I am able to shave slices of it. I was so surprised that it was tasteless. The Mac n cheese was great though. The pulled pork sandwich was swimming in BBQ sauce but good enough. We picked up some raspberry chipotle chicken breasts for the grill this week. Packed in vacuum sealed packs of two breasts. Also grabbed a fried pie, and spinach dip from the cold case. Well what they have next time we are out that way.

It was a nice place. It had some fresh meats but not much. They had a lot of frozen foods too. It's…read morenot like the corner meat store with a glass case full of meats. Had some unique items. Spent $70. Bought several items including 10 pounds of ground beef. I'll give a review on the ground beef later.

One of the nicest and brightest looking Meijer I ever been. Must have been recently renovated and…read moreit looks great. Staff by the cashier was very helpful because I don't know where item I wanted was at. Aisle numbering is confusing tho.

Good deals on the products we usually buy weekly. Staff is always helpful and kind. Store was clean…read moreand well organized.

The beau and I stopped here looking to pick up some spirits and trying to find some decent tonic…read morefor G&Ts. This was a convenient little store with a good selection.

I went there this evening and brought a bottle of liquor and when I got to my car I noticed the…read moredate on the sticker of 1/19/22. I went back into the store to return the item or get a different bottle and they said there not allowed to take it back. I asked for a manager and she said the same thing. Soo it's ok to sell a customers a 3 YEAR OLD BOTTLE OF LIQUOR?? I'll never will be back!!!!

Horrocks is thee destination for a summer-time shopping trip. It's affordable, and has so much, you…read morewill have to see it for yourself. Grab a cart, a beer and shop! They have a wonderful beer garden with live music on the weekends. They will not serve you without an ID, even if your hair is gray. We spent a lot more than we expected on flowers but the selection and quality at Horrocks is incomparable. There's more parking in the back. Multiple entrances. Allot yourself a few hours here.

Oh my goodness, this place is so much bigger on the inside than it appears on the outside. I had no…read moreidea what to expect, but upon walking in, I was absolutely amazed at the decor the variety of products and how expensive it is. We were kind of in a hurry, but we're able to spend one hour walking around, but I wish I had more time. There were tons of fresh produce, frozen foods, beer and wine, breads, a whole section of candy, and ready to eat food. I would highly recommend getting a slice of pizza as you walk around because I tried some and it was delicious. Everything is clearly labeled and again it was so easy to get lost. I was told that sometimes they have live music events there too. If you're in the area of Lansing Michigan, I would highly recommend stopping here.

Oh, the 'pausch. It…read morewas a family tradition to work here in high school and college summers. I wish I had a recording of Norma the cashier calling, 'mmmall sackers front, please.' That would rule.

You do not just go shopping here. It's an adventure! With music and lunch! Really if you can't find…read moreit here you really don't need to buy it. Large selection of everything. Meat counter is 2nd to none. Ya gotta go!

I've been to Horrocks in Battle Creek twice now and really enjoyed it both times. I'm usually not a…read morebig fan of shopping. I tolerate it at best, but coming here is a totally different experience. There's so much to look at, and I love the produce, candy, popcorn and seafood sections. But the best part? You can grab a drink at the bar and walk around with it while you shop. The carts even have two drink holders. That's my kind of shopping! They have plenty of beer, wine and cider options, and the bartenders have been super friendly both times. They don't accept tips either. We went during Oktoberfest and caught a polka band, followed by another band when they finished. On our most recent visit, my wife and I split a piece of pizza and were very pleasantly surprised by how good it was. Overall, I give this place an A+. If you can get me to actually enjoy shopping, you're doing something right!

Wal-Mart is NOT Nieman Marcus. Now that we have cleared that up...it is not bad…read more Some of the employees there can be a bit grumpy...but I think I would be grumpy if I worked there. The store is clean, tons of employees to help if you need it. Produce is not great but it is in Michigan....sooooooo.... Prices are hard to beat, and they have a surprising amount of gluten free options given that it is in Michigan. Management is a bit prickly there...but I think that must trickle down from corporate. People watching at this store should be a televised Olympic event. My goodness the things I see when I am there. I try to avoid it on the weekends due to the crowds. Shopping for groceries after 9 p.m. is the best kept secret in town. Place is a ghost town. Cashiers there might be prodded a bit to move faster then a cadaver....I try to use self check out lines when they are open. Cashiers often have the personality of a thimble of spittle....but that might just be from hating their job which does look like it would suck. Never tried the deli like Denise claims she did...but it is possible the deli is not where you would want to go for take out food. It is Wal-Mart people....trust me when I say the Jonesville store is WAYYYYYYYYYYY better then the Wal-Mart down the road in Coldwater. YIKES!!! That store...where do I begin?

Shout out to the Jonesville Tire and Lube anything BUT Express!! Dropped my vehicle off a little…read morebit before 3:00pm for a battery and an oil change. Went to Battle Creek and did my shopping called at 5:30 and was told 40 more minutes before my vehicle would be done - get back here at 7:15 - my vehicle STILL has not even been pulled in to be started yet. To say never again would be the understatement of the year!!!! *update* 9pm and we're still sitting here waiting on our vehicle! I will NEVER step foot in this place again! *icing on the cake: they didn't reset my oil life and rubbed their greasy oily hands all over my key, shifter, steering wheel and drivers side door panel and that is how I got my vehicle back! Outstanding job Walmart!!! After speaking with management, I pretty much left with the impression that this is just how it is at Walmart - and no one really cares anyway, so I pretty much wasted my breath. AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!

One can only imagine what it was like in Europe in the old days, where people went to the market,…read moreto buy foods a few times a week, as well as socializing with friends, neighbors, and children's parents. Covid has done a lot towards keeping us isolated. A repose from sitting and watching TV, is a run up to Polly's for Deli Lunchmeat, cheeses, Ora fresh baked cake. During my girls childhood, for 20 years I always ordered their birthday Cakes from Polly's, on Ferguson Road. What was so special? One could order Disney Characters on the cake, my daughter's favorite photo, a creamy whipped topping that wasn't terribly sweet. Much of the rest of the store allotted space for new or traditional world wide cuisine. It always had unique items. My younger daughter, whilst in her teens, refused to eat sandwiches without sprouts. Polly's, had them when no one else did. What more can I say? The best thing is to get off the couch in this icy cold weather, and take a trip to one of three Polly's locations.

This is my favorite country market by far. Everybody is so nice and friendly, it's always clean…read more The food is always nice and fresh that is homemade. The parking lot is very big and kept up really nice. And they have everything I'm always looking for everybody does such a great job I hope they all get pay raises.

This was the Meijer that I went to growing up, and though it's changed it's still the same. This…read morelocation has a great selection and is clean and convenient. I miss having Meijer in my new state. I love having everything in one place, and 24 hours a day. One of my favorite traditions is driving by to see the Meijer parking lot empty on Christmas Day, the one day a year they are closed.

The Lego aisle set was stacked and the workers are super nice and helpful I had a broken leg and…read morethey went across the store to get me a Leg scooter

I came in with a friend while visiting in town. What a great find…read more This is a no frills, well laid out, great place to shop. So much variety and lots of fresh food. I loved the aisles with products deeply discounted because they were nearing the expiration date. But you can definitely use most items well past those dates. The employees were very efficient. No cards accepted so bring your cash.

This is an authentic, cash only, Amish grocery store. Go if you want to experience how the people…read morethat live here shop. They sell milled flour and primary ingredients for making your own stuff. I found it interesting how many different types of flour, spices, and primary ingredients like borax used for cleaning laundry and disinfecting were available for purchase by the pound. I was able to buy homemade black licorice for $3. Homemade canned strawberry rhubarb butter to spread on toast for $4-5. They also have a huge discount section and the kids loved stretching their $5 budget and got a bunch of Halloween and Christmas specific candy cheaply for no other reason than it being the wrong holiday. My husband bought some Amish sourdough bread, but was disappointed with the taste. Upon looking at the label I noted there were a lot of ingredients. Just something to note. Not all Amish foods are created equal and not all items are organic or without preservatives. Read your labels, make educated choices and admire a store of thrifty, honest, and hardworking folks.