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!!

I absolutely love Yoder department store! They carry the nicest line of shoes for fair prices and…read morethen have big sales. They have really cute clothes, even for women my age, which is rare. The fabric department is one of the best I've ever been in.

I primarily buy fabric at this store and they have a wonderful selection of fabrics for a great…read moreprice, often times a couple dollars cheaper per yard than other quilt shops. The service has always been helpful and friendly. One of my favorite places to purchase fabric!

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.

I have never seen a Von Maur store before, in fact, had never even heard of it. I never really shop…read morein the Midwest which is apparently their home base. The only time I have been in this mall before this trip was before the pandemic when I arrived in town having forgotten my Apple Watch charger at home. We went straight from DTW to the Apple store here, purchased one and left. We had time to look around on this trip as we had promised our granddaughter a trip to the mall on a rainy Sunday. As we walked in, I had an overwhelming sense of recognition of a store attempting to pass as a Nordstrom, a brand that we lost at home a few years ago during a downsizing event, leaving Colorado, my home state, with just one store left, and in Denver. The layout was so similar, I could find particular categories of goods at a glance. Even the rack choices were the same, the signage fonts too. Each area had a formally dressed staff member, waiting for customer questions, often with their hands held at their sides. And always smiling, not unlike statues. I had worked in a different company and in Colorado years ago in retail management but with a more casual engagement sales model. If no customers actively in sight, my staff always found things to do, arranging sizes or colors of items that had been moved out of place on a busy day. I also noticed that the prices here seemed far more affordable than I usually saw in Nordstrom's. The other thing I noticed was that I did not recognize most of the brand names and the feel of the fabrics was of a lower quality. I did not see styles that would have been expected in Colorado and not surprising as I had never shopped in the Midwest. Regional differences are very real. My granddaughter and my husband wandered over to the children's department, not to look for clothes but for a fun object and she found some trendy Squishables, one of which she convinced her grandfather to purchase for her. It was purple and came in a box, is the only description I can offer. But you really could squish into anything you wanted. It made her happy and that's what counts. If I lived in town here, I cannot imagine that I would come here again. You'd probably find me over at the REI store where I have shopped in the past, even for dresses! I once found one in my size when here on an earlier visit, which was sold out at both my home REI and their Seattle warehouse. I promptly bought it and I still have it though it no longer fits. It's one of those things that never goes out of style, is beautiful quality fabric and well-constructed. I am wearing it in my profile picture in the "Hiking at Boulder Falls" picture from a few years back. I am still hoping that someday it will fit again. I'm glad I saw this place so I can really appreciate regional differences and I will say, when I actively engaged staff, they were very polite.

New to the area I had my first prescription filled here. Very nice people to deal with, clean store…read morealso.

I am not happy right now ... I went to the deli to order the rotisserie chicken meal and the girl…read morethat was serving me transfer me to somebody else because I was telling her the mac n cheese looks old and dry and so does the mash potatoes... she stated that it has 2 more hours till it expires ... so I am suppose to give my family dry old looking food ... so she past me to the next person so serve me ... POOR SERVICE in my eyes .... smmfh

I come here at least 3 times a week. I have employees go out of there way to help me find things…read morethat are out on the shelves. The only reason I am giving it 3 stars is because for the last year they have never had enough cashiers on hand. The lines are always long & there are barely any lanes open. Even on the weekends. I've complained before but hasn't gotten any better

I've been going to this Walmart For many of years. I…read morerecently was completely traumatized two days before Christmas and will never go back there again. For the last 4 1/2 years, my kids, grandmother sends the money for Christmas and their birthdays from California. I went two days before Christmas to go pick up money that she sent for them. The lady asked me why she is sending the money. I told her that their father has schizophrenia and she kind of steps in and is there for my kids for him. After I told her that she accused me of laundering money and told me to leave immediately. I was completely shocked. And asked if I could talk to a manager because I'm not sure what's going on. The manager was talking to the CSR and then came over to me and didn't even listen to me and yelled at me and told me to get out. I left and cried in my car for a good hour and a half and will never go back there again. I called Corporate and told them what was going on and they apologize and said I could go to another Walmart to pick up the money.(which I did) They also said the store manager would call me to get more details and that person never called me My first job was at that Walmart I can't believe that this happened I can't help but think that this happened because my kids grandmother's name is Zee Thao Seems like customer service may be very discriminating

Love, love this department store. So calming with the layout of the store, the music being played…read moreto the professionalism of the staff. The goods that each department offers are high end and with large selections. Many department stores open in todays market are short of staff and it shows. The store departments are in disarray, dirty with the displays needing arranging and the staff not always so pleasant. Von Maur is my style of shopping and can easily compare to Jacobson's, once located in the Gaslight Village. Parking is plentiful and located as a anchor at Woodland Mall.

Found a beautiful long formal dress at for a black tie event at Von Maur for an amazing value! It…read moreneeded a few alterations and their head seamstress, Marianna, came to the rescue....she is truly a master! The alterations made it a perfect fit! Thank you Marianna for your amazing handy work and how quickly you expedited the task! Von Maur is fortunate to have an employee so devoted! Stephanie O.

Giving Meijer a 4 due to the lack of any real competition in the Adrian area. Their produce is…read moredecent- better in the summer months, but don't ignore the sushi stand next to the deli department. It has fresh, flavorful selections both cooked, raw, and vegetarian. It's a good alternative to driving into Jackson for the nearest sushi restaurant.

The employee's are always great and the store is clean. with that said it's pretty frustrating to…read moresee the bottle return room closed so often. i have experienced this on multiple occasions at the Adrian Meijer, due to "lack of material" as the sign says on the door. I have not see such a thing at any other store since COVID! Now when I see the sign at the Arian Meijer I take my bottle return as well as my grocery shopping for the next week to Country Market or Walmart. Their manager's are able to keep the bottle return rooms open, you are becoming their best form of advertising!!!

It is a grocery store. It has a wide selection of items you can buy whenever you are in the mood…read morefor such things. I have no issues with the store itself or their help. BUT...the bakery is an embarrassment. We ordered a sheet cake for a school function for our teenage son. Grim barely covers it. Flavorless. Tasteless. Boring. Assembled by staff members with the artistic capabilities of blind drunkards. If I had wanted a cake that looked and tasted like it was put together by a total novice I could have saved $50 bucks and done it myself. What a letdown.

The Kroger in Hillsdale, Michigan has acquired staff that don't know what customer service is…read more Firstly, the Customer Service Desk has a variety of women working which are either (1) Pleasant, smiling and helpful or (2) Rude with a look of anger. Nasty. I went to service counter to make a return. Pam and Amy were in the middle of conversation which was Pam chastising Amy for staffing decisions. This went on as I stood there. Amy didn't know what to do. Pam was raising her voice as she was questioning Amy on other decisions made. I asked for the help of a particular manager I had already spoken to. Pam refused, calling another manager. Pam and Amy continued to say that Kroger didn't carry the brand I was trying to return, although they did. The second manager handed me a $20 bill. I refused to take and settled at $5. Earlier Pam had given me a prepaid sticker for an alternative. I offered it back to her and she yanked it off my hand. In case you're wondering, I was returning sanitizing wipes that were moldy when opened. And for proof I took a picture of another pack of wipes I purchased in that Kroger, with a reduced price sticker that is Kroger's. I'd like a personal apology from Pam and Amy for calling me a liar and another from the second manager trying to bribe me, insinuating I was a liar.