Customer service needs to be trained on providing actual customer service. Yelling what can I help…read moreyou with from the back room is not providing service. Neither is acting like the customer is interrupting your co-worker chat session. Having only four self-serve registers and 1 full service register open during a busy time is also bad customer service. Do better!

Customer service has no problem treating spark drivers like absolute shit Basically customer tried…read moreto return half empty paint can. Curbside pickup wouldn't take it because their app wouldn't work. So I went to customer service and she has attitude for no reason and said. "We're not taking responsibility for that". "Throw it away". Had to have a long conversation with their manager and everything. Wtf kind of customer service is that

If you are in the area, you can't skip this place. If you're from Cleveland, the Marketplace at the…read moreCooke will remind you a lot of the 5th Street Arcades in downtown Cleveland. This is a super cool public market hall in downtown Sandusky with maybe 15ish (just a guess) local businesses like a bakery, bowling alley, axe throwing game space, ice cream shop and boutiques. This is a cool place to spend an hour or two just browsing and supporting local while grabbing some dessert. The building has some type of history to it which I was unable to readily find online (boo, that is so odd). But the history is paid homage in the design of this space, with old timey photos of Sandusky and Cedar Point blown up on the walls and little stories to accompany them. The design is actually brilliant. It's a cool mixture of old school heritage meets modern rustic vibes. It makes you want to stop and look. The businesses in this building are open during the pandemic, just make sure to check with each business directly before visiting as most of the hours are likely changed. I stopped by here extremely quickly (I do not go out much during the pandemic) to pick up some pre-paid birthday treats from Bake Erie. It has a spacious, accessible parking lot and is just a joy to browse. Check it out for yourself, than continue exploring the surrounding area of local businesses... and Lake Erie :)

Neat little indoor shopping plaza with really cool decor. We need to make it back for axe throwing…read moreand maybe dinner. Definitely worth a stop-in if in the area.

I can imagine it was hopping in its hey day. Very well kept. JC Penney is the only large anchor…read moreleft. Clean with several shopping options as well as a few food options. It's sad to see the decline of malls in general. They used to be such fun meeting places. It looks like management is trying. It was decorated nicely for Christmas.

Very Nice mall. They had your basics like Bath and Body Works, Spencer's, American Eagle,…read moreAeropostale, Victoria's Secret, JCPenney and Hallmark and more. Nice selection of stores and I found the info desk to be helpful.

This is for NICOLE. She is a poor example of a Supervisor to be working in the customer service…read moreline. She needs to educate herself with company policy before telling a customer they can't use coupons. She tried to tell me my coupon had "size restrictions". No where in the coupon was there any mention of size restrictions. She shouted at me in front of the whole store and was more interested in winning her argument than making a sale. I went to another Target and used the coupon with no issue. Stay away from Nicole if you want to enjoy your life.

Drive up order was slow, but the customer service was exceptional in handling the situation.read more

Love this grocery store very clean and well stocked the staff was always welcoming and friendly.read more

Very good products,friendly people well stocked shelves.keep it up.keep shining stay number one.read more

I love and enjoy being greeted by live pianist and the classical feel was very nostalgic. Service…read moreis top notch. I do wish that they had a better selection on shoes both for men and women. I miss the days of a thriving mall, but for now this is a nice place to reminisce in those days. The men's have a good selection on dress shirts and sporting ware.

Service is always on point. There is always someone on the piano playing which takes me back to the…read morethriving years of the Malls. They have a large selection of men's clothing, but the ladies shoes is slacking on the selection. Overall a good place to shop.

RIP to the last department store at the mall…read more Except for the movie theater and a few shops, there is not much to see here. Good for walking

Tried to call Men's Department 3 times tonight during business hours and got no answer after…read moreliterally hundreds of rings. They lost my business!

I really like this Meijer! It is located right off I-75 and down the street from Bowling Green…read moreState University. Plenty of areas to park, good selection of items throughout the store! I was looking for a specific type of makeup and they had it!

Tried to buy khaki pants yet there are no dressing rooms to try clothes on. You also can't take any…read moremerchandise back to the restrooms to try things on, so what do they want you to do; buy the clothes and hope they fit?!?!?

This is a friendly little mall on the east side of Findlay. It is located in a thickly populated…read morecommercial area down Tiffin Road making it easily accessible, facilitating its inclusion into a day of shopping and errand-running. There are other large stores such as Kohl's, Lowe's, Meijer, etc. close by. So the Mall is not the center of all shopping activity in this area per se, but it holds its own in terms of worthwhile offerings. The mall itself is a little larger than one might think in viewing it from the outside. The mall apparently started life as an outdoor facility in 1962 and was enclosed in 1970. There is over 500,000 sq.ft. of space with more than 50 stores including Best Buy, Elder-Beerman, a small Books-a-Million and sundry other typical mall shops. The number of food options is limited but there are a couple of spots available like Tokyo Steak House and Five Guys. There are also places like Great American Cookie and a pretzel place if you want a snack. The number of vacancies is not as bad as some retail places I have seen of late. The spot that I believe Penney's occupied until a year ago is the most prominent empty shop. The mall's image would be greatly enhanced if they could fill that vacancy. But, overall, for what it is, this is a reasonably pleasant place that provides a fairly nice shopping experience.

Been here for 40 minutes and still no one at the security desk. Actually he cust came here.read more

I wish I could knit, I would have bought a lot more. Sure, I could learn, but I won't. My…read moreknitting friend was in heaven and more than made up for my lack of purchases. The different kinds of wools and bamboo yarns, cotton, linen - almost sensory overload! And the sheep were so cute!

Lovely place. It has everything. (Cards, music, clothes, jewelry, toys for kids, Christmas stuff,…read morenautical things, crackers, dips, and not to forget their homemade fudge is fabulous.