Who knew that shopping at Target was so convenient? I needed a prime rib for dinner this weekend,so…read moreI ordered one online at Target. I showed up to the store and a Target staff member brought the order right to my car door. This is an excellent service for people who are handicapped or simply don't have time to go inside. So I'd highly recommend trying out this service at Target.

Beware of the chubby lady that will accuse you of stealing a trial size make up product when it…read more accidentally gets lodged into a shoe you're buying for your second grader. Forget that I spent $300 and frequently do. Never stole a thing in my life

Establishment is in a good location with convenient parking, and easy ingress and egress. It's a…read moreclean, bright, well stocked store with competitive prices. There's not a real good selection of cactus and succulents, although it's adequate. Good selection of houseplants and they were well maintained.

I'm all for hiring people with disabilities! The greeter was a very large man sitting in a chair…read morewhen I came, and when I went. There were several people I think stocking shelves, but there were more likely chitchatting with coworkers and just in the way. I went up and down aisles more than once to wait for them to move. Then because of the size of my order, I did not want to do self check out. There was only one line open with an extremely methodical and beyond slow young girl named Montana. I cannot believe every single item was looked at and then scanned .I can't tell you the amount of time it took. I can't imagine any reason I would ever have to shop here again It was frustrating, annoying, and tested every ounce of patients I have .

This is the Nordstrom Rack across from Twelve Oaks. It's a decent size store. The store was very…read moreneat and tidy. The Nordstrom Racks back home are a bit messier. They had some pretty nice clothing. What I loved most was their huge shoe section. I saw a pair of sneakers that I really wanted, but there was no room in the suitcase. The hubby purchased some soap to use while we were there. They had a lot of bath items and cosmetics.

It's definitely a location where a lot of stuff is out of order and seems just thrown together, but…read moreon some rare occasions, you'll find some great bargains. The service is great and typically smooth sailing, but can be some issues with sale items not ringing up properly. Wish they would rotate out old items and replace them with others more often.

Horrible Santa Reservation System - Children Left Disappointed…read more I prepaid and made reservations for a 2:30 PM visit with Santa today at Twelve Oaks Mall for my 8-year-old daughter and her friend. When we arrived there were two lines--one for reservations and one for walk-ups--but absolutely no organization whatsoever. No one was actually checking reservation times, so people with later time slots could have easily been standing ahead of us in line for all we know. We stood in the "reservation" line for 25 minutes with zero movement, and when we finally asked, the manager told us they were still on 1:30 PM appointments and were not actually checking appointment times until you got to the front of the line- not sure what good that does. She even admitted things were not set up correctly and things were not running smoothly, but had no explanation as to why no one was checking times when putting people in line. We unfortunately had to leave because we had already waited with no progress and two disappointed little girls who didn't even get to see Santa. And after all that, they told me no refund was possible even though they clearly weren't honoring the reservation time I paid for. Very poor organization, very disappointing for kids, and extremely unprofessional to take payment up front without providing what was purchased. I really hope management sees this, because this was NOT at all the magical Santa experience we paid for. I would absolutely not recommend booking here based on today's experience.

One of the Best malls I have been in the area. I was there on a Sunday and it was packed. The lot…read morewas full. There were no empty stores. It's a beautiful store with great shops and nice mix of people for people watching. I didn't buy anything but I will be back for sure.

This is not meant to be a hatchet job. The ladies here are all very sweet, polite and do their best…read moreto assist you. So there is a positive. The store itself is quite filthy and in disarray most of the time and unfortunately, that makes it incredibly hard to shop in. We've seen this several times. Maybe they could implement a policy that prohibits leaving empty boxes and older products all over the floors while restocking? The second annoyance is watching half a dozen people waiting in line while there's a high level meeting (tying up 3 workers) going on fifteen feet from the registers. When it was our turn to check out, there was five people and ZERO cashiers. At least the meeting was moved to the office or folks went back to stocking the back of the store, idk. One of the customers behind us was livid, suggesting that it's a conspiracy to get folks to use the self-checkout. I chuckled and immediately dismissed it. On the way home I thought it over enough to check back this week on the validity of it. 10/25

Nasty dirty! They should not be in business! I wouldn't trust anything from here ! Even parking…read morelot is ghetto!

Our visit here for holiday shopping was a mixed experience…read more The Pros: There are a lot of items here, the shoe department is well maintained, the jewelry gift box area is pretty well stocked, and the prices are reasonable. The Cons: The many items are not in the correct areas (mens clothing in womens clothing areas, toys and household items in the womens clothing area, etc.), broken and damaged items are found in the sellable merchandise (they should be swept away and unavailable from customers accessing them for purchase), the lines here are SO LONG AND SLOW for checkout, and there are maybe 4-6 employees working the whole store. Overall, I may not try out this location again.

In search of sweatpants for my acupuncture sessions. Only seeing the yoga pants around here i my…read moresize. Sweatpants all out due to the pandemic? No night shirt in my size either. This must be why I rarely find things for myself here. Not finding much polo shirts or sweaters either. The faux fur chenille throws are super soft, thin, but so cozy and smooth. Not sure how they would wear over time though, seem a bit skimpy. Their home goods section is fun to take a browse through for a turn.

I went inside to look for some boots for my husband. I didn't find anything that he would even…read moreconsider wearing. A lot of camping, workout and outdoor activity clothing. There's also home and random items too. They have swim shorts out on the rack. Seems too soon, given how cold it is outside right now. The shoe aisle in the back left of the store reminded me of what I would see at a store. I didn't see a lot of decent quality boots from when I could tell. I walked further and at least found a whole wall socks. They at least had a smart wool socks and they were on sale for $13 a pair. I was able to buy almost $200 worth of socks for both of us. At least our feet will be warm the rest of the cool cold weather until spring returns. Might be good to swap out socks today, it's bitterly cold outside. The checkout area reminds me of a TJ Maxx or Marshalls. It announces when the cashier is free and their number for their counter.

Compared to other locations I've been to; this one seems to get the bottom of the barrel apparel…read moreand based on shoe size, has terrible inventory. Other locations are significantly better at inventory mgt.

Admittedly, it's been a bit bleak visiting retailers within malls. This visit, though, things are…read morelooking up here at Macys. The store was well-stocked, lots of choices and selection, displays that showed care and pride. Service was friendly and helpful and they had associates within each section. There was a nice feeling browsing and eventually purchasing items. I always have nostalgia shopping here at this location, built in 1977 and this was a Hudson's store. Yes, that magnificence is but a memory. Mall shopping was a destination back then. I would still like to see and feel Macys rise up from some down years. 12 oaks is a beautiful mall and still a wonderful place to visit. I am happy to see Macys rejoining and having renewed energy. If you haven't been lately, I recommend checking out Macys and 12 Oaks!

DO NOT SHOP AT MACYS NOVI FURNITURE STORE!!!! waited 2 months for dining set and the third party…read morecompany is incompetent and rude. Three different occasions they attempted to assemble and did not know their job! One occasion it came damaged.

My review is primarily for the shoe department, but I like this store a lot overall…read more I had an exchange for an item that is not sold in stores. I anticipated having to return the shoes and buy them again online, but the sales associate swiftly explained that she could do a full exchange and have the correct size sent to me without me having to lift a finger (or charge my card again! Yay) The whole process was done in 3 minutes, and the new shoes are already on their way. I wish the fragrance department carried more brands (le labo, Diptyque, more products from the nue co), but there's also lots to peruse in that section as it is. Friendly and prompt service make this a great shopping experience.

Going downhill fast! Very disappointing trip to Nordstrom yesterday. After purchasing a dress on…read moreclearance from the juniors department, I realized they had left the plastic piece on the dress that can only be removed by the store. The second floor had next to no one available anywhere. I went to the juniors department, where I had purchased the dress, and was met with an associate who was on a personal call, and then very curtly told me that she "could not help" because she was now clocking out after concluding her personal phone call on her cell phone. I had to wait for her to wrap up her personal call before she shared her message of not being able to help with me. She then sent me to the other side of the store and said they were plenty of registers open. Well, not exactly. I did come across a nice associate, who was apparently in training, but she, too could not help me. She left to try to find someone who could help me. Another employee in training explained to me that it was not the employee in training's fault that she couldn't help me. I explained that I understood that and was then met with yet another Nordstrom employee, who appeared confused about my request. He, too, was going to get someone, or he said I could go to Customer Service. I decided to go to Customer Service where I asked if they could remove the plastic piece, and if she could check if there was another size in the dress as the original was slightly too big. While she was explaining to me that it was sold out, she actually opened up a piece of candy in front of me and started eating it. At this point, I said, I just wanted to return the dress altogether. All of this hassle for a one item return. Add to that, the reason I even went back was because they had left the large plastic piece (theft deterrent) on the dress. it was such a lackluster and disappointing visit to the store. I actually prefer Macy's at this point as they have far more help on the floor and they have a better energy in their store. The energy inside of Nordstrom was flat, and no one seemed excited or happy to be performing their job. Very disappointing experience. Based on this experience, I have decided that I am no longer a Nordstrom shopper.

Thank you Sweet Dreams! I'm a food photographer and stop motion artist for snack, dessert and…read morewellness brands. It's off-season and I needed a raspberry tart to use for flavor cues for a client's launch of their new Raspberry Tart Wafer protein bar flavor. Due to a food allergy I didn't want to style the tart myself. I contacted a number of local bakeries as well as Plum Market, Whole Foods, Zingermans and more. None could accommodate my specific request. Finally, I came across sweet dreams and they were able to make me a beautiful raspberry tart to use for my images, based on the appearance, I wanted and in a timely manner. The location and store seem very nice too. And the pastry itself turned out great! Check out the images to see how pretty it was and how perfectly it worked. Jodifriedmanphotography.com IG: Instagram.com/jodifriedman

I can't believe I have never written a review for this place. It's awesome…read more Overall (A) We have been coming to sweet dreams for over 25 years. First to get desserts, then our wedding reception cake and now to enjoy with our kids when we are back in town visiting. Food (A) The desserts are excellent and they have a ton of options. They are sweet but use high quality products Service (A) Super friendly and fast. Value (A) Can get a ton of sweets for the whole family for around $30-$40. Not expensive and not cheap but just right. Just try them out when you are next in town. Not sure what is driving the negative reviews. I would ignore them as one offs and maybe entirely accurate The positive ones are more in line with my experiences Note - I have probably visited nearly 30 times over the last 25+ years