the cooking classes here were amazing! extremely disappointed that this location is closing, as it…read morewas very close and convenient. Will definitely come back if they open another location! staff at the class were very friendly and I definitely learned a lot.

Took a macaron baking class here, the instructors were great and super helpful. We made cranberry…read moreand peppermint macarons. The peppermint came out great, the cranberry ones came out okay. Texture and appearance wise they were practically perfect, but they def did not taste like cranberries, they tasted more like plain/vanilla. Not necessarily a bad thing bc hey still tasted good, just not what we were expecting. Would take another cooking class here.

Glad we stopped in here. I found a couple items I have been searching for! I wanted to try the…read morelarge marshmallow cookies, but I was really, really craving the toasts that are like a cracker. I have had them in France and Mexico, and they are so good with butter and jam dunked in some hot coffee. You would think they would be easy to find, but it took me several stores to finally get them. I wish this place had Weetabix, but they no longer carry it, and due to the viral trend, they are sold out all over. I loved the variety of interesting foods. I would come back for some of the candy and other food items. They also have some interesting home good items for sale, like a yakatori grill, couches, etc... The people working here were extremely friendly and chipper. The only issue I have is that their prices are higher than most places that sell the same products, so I would not come here for items like Buldak noodles unless you really cannot find them elsewhere. I would like to come back with the kids.

Very disappointed in there customer service regarding there expensive robes...My husband and I…read morewere browsing the robe section.We saw they had good selection. Some silky texture some velvet.As he tried to try on one the belt is tied in a million knots ...You cannot get out.I dont lnow who toed theses knots but its very tacky...I fell in love with 3 robes , We purchased them.Forgetting about the knots in the mens robe..But we purhased the womens robes...Well i get home and he wants me to model each robe...Im so excited I pull them out and startto put on ....But I cant ..Because its tied in huge intricate knots ....I try to use my fingets and nails to get out Once I get one level ofk ot out ...Another huge multi knot appears after 30 mins!!!!! I finally get the knots out of the belt ...then to notice another set of Japanese style bondage type tied knots inside robe on the interior inside tie ,Thats keeps robe closed snug ..This and all the robes each took me almost 2 HOURS !!!! To get set free...We are so furious and disappointed.. One for them putting theses knots in there in the first place ,And second ruining my night of play and dress up.These robes were over $170 dollars for all three.But the pain of disecting those knots was ridiculous. I will be forwarding this complaint to corporate..If they are putting the knots , They should remove them before you purchase!! I wasted 2 hours on those knots .I am not happy about that...Be warned!!

I love printed signs mixed in with artwork on the walls when I'm decorating, so this place would…read moreget my attention immediately. Check out the photos! Great signs for Xmas and everyday. There were ball caps and jewelry and serving pieces. Prices were reasonable and within my budget. I will be back!

What a whimsical find!…read more I was kind of disappointed to see French Flamingo had closed its doors, but was pleasantly surprised to find such a cute little boutique had taken up residence in its former location. I was browsing downtown when I came upon this new shop, which apparently launched this past spring. When I walked in, I was impressed by the super cute and eclectic selection of jewelry, clothing, accessories, tabletop items, and giftware. The shop, though located in a small space, was incredibly well-organized and attractively laid out. The giftware and tabletop items had a slightly unique flavor to them, not like stuff you see everyday in Target (not that there's anything wrong with Target, lol). Most of the merchandise was in the mid-price range or a bit higher, which is not unusual for the Holly market at all. Most of the niche shops in that area tend to trend a bit higher in price than other larger stores, anyway. I noticed right away a lot of super adorable tabletop items in pineapple, owl, sea or tropic motifs, all of which I like, especially the pineapple designs (after all, pineapples are the international symbol of welcome). I picked up a silver pineapple wine bottle stopper (quite heavy, I might add) for $20. It was too cute to pass up. Most of the shop seemed devoted to tabletop items and home decor, including cutting boards, glassware, dishes, serving platters, candles, and art, much of it on the "one of a kind" spectrum. Aside from the tabletop accessories and home decor, I spied some clothing, handbags, jewelry, and sunglasses. I liked that a good percentage of the merchandise seemed to come from Michigan artisans and Detroit area companies, including designs by Detroit Surf Co. and Made in Detroit. Like I said, the prices weren't the cheapest, but I wasn't hunting for a bargain, either. In my opinion, they had high quality items, pieces with a unique flair at prices that seemed pretty on par for the area. I'm no cheapskate, so I didn't even think about the price point for even a second. I appreciate fun, unique design choices, so this shop definitely had my attention. I'd rather purchase items that aren't super mass marketed any day of the week, especially when it comes to home decor. In the backroom and by appointment only, they're also offering spray tanning services. I'm not interested in that at all- I like being naturally pale- but it's nice if that is something that you're into. I have no clue about the prices for such services, but they did have a brochure detailing it at the cash register. The girl that waited on me was rather pleasant and friendly, too. She didn't get in the way, but she seemed quite knowledgeable and was well-versed in the type of companies they work with. While she rang up my purchase, she mentioned that they try to maintain a more eclectic style of merchandise and that new shipments come in at least once a week, so there's always something new in store. Apparently, they have some kind of rewards program for returning customers. All I know is that I signed up it at the time I made my purchase and it was simple, probably only took a couple of seconds to sign up, so maybe I'll get a discount or an update on new products coming in.

Cute gifts. Clothes for ladies and kids too…read more Lots of fun books here, some are quite notable too. Home and tableware and my favorite Frasier fir candles and scents too.

Love the unique gifts and finds in this store! Love the staff as well. Always so helpfulread more

Such a well-stocked store. They've got local goods, stationery, a small collection of fountain…read morepens, notebooks, house goods, notebooks, even vintage pharmacy labels. All at pretty reasonable prices! Service is pretty friendly too. Definitely worth stopping by.

I've loved Found since their previous location, also in Kerrytown, but a fraction of the current…read moreshop. Now they've expanded in there and they've filled the space with even more beautifully curated goodies, new and "found." There's a bit of everything in here, perfect for finding a gift for a friend, family, or a partner, or a little goodie for yourself. They've got beautiful art prints from independent artists, handmade ceramics, plus stationery, a bangin' candle section, lovely housewares and textiles like throws, pillows, and tea towels, plus jewelry, the list goes on and on. Plus when you shop here you're really shopping small, because most of what they carry falls into that category. If you go to their website you can take a look at a list of the artists they carry in store, and I love recognizing names of friends and people I admire in their respective fields. It's a delight digging through all their offerings and I highly recommend you get there soon to do it yourself!

This is a local favorite, it's been here for ages, clearly has standing power with the locals…read more I have been coming here since I was in high school, they used to have pastries back then. It's a small but perfect gift shop for cards, stationery, crystal pieces, table settings or whatever random items that might fit your fancy. Staff has always been friendly and helpful to me.

When you need that one gift "they will just live" this is that place to find it. Small, quaint in…read moresize but it's the place that you will find the perfect gift for the hardest person to gift. Their service is exemplary and the touch is personal. This staff is friendly and very helpful.

I have wanted to stop in here at Le Creuset at The Birch Run Premium Outlets for a long time. We…read moredrive past here several times each year but never seem to have the time to stop. So today we were going to meet friends for lunch in nearby Frankenmuth so we left home early enough to plan in time for a stop to look around. GPS was able to direct us right to the store entrance and we even found parking close to the store. I am mainly in the market for a good quality cast Dutch Oven, mainly because I watch way too many Food Network shows where they frequently prepare dishes in said Dutch Oven. We asked a lot of questions of Susan who patiently explained any and everything. They were currently having a 40% off sale (better than the normal 25-30% and $349 item becomes $209!!) in preparation for an upcoming remodeling of the store...unfortunately they did not have the color we wanted! We left our contact information so when our color choice shows up they will call me. Very good treatment from Susan, we like the product, and with outlet pricing for a quality product with a lifetime guarantee will definitely be back.

A kitchen lover's dream come true!…read more I love this store. It's hard to come in and not want to buy something. It's not cheap, but they do run sales and the prices are lower than traditional retail. While the prices aren't bargain basement cheap, the quality is top notch and the stuff lasts forever. I love Le Creuset's brightly-colored dishware, coordinating serveware pieces and cookware. Many of the colors change and others are staples, but this outlet carries both in and out of stock pieces, which is cool. We've snatched up coordinating serveware pieces in "out of stock" colors to match pieces we have at home at a fraction of the price. Their cast iron cookware is durable and attractive and they sell Riedel glassware as well, which is also high quality. I wish I hadn't broken some of mine in the dishwasher. Sigh. Time to stock up again, perhaps? Excellent customer service. If you need help explaining any of the products, the sales associates are more than willing to assist. Le Creuset also hosts product demonstrations to showcase their cookware line and how it works as well.