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.

Recently, a family member told me about this fantastic Farm Market in Lansing. As many times I have…read morebeen in the Lansing and East Lansing area, I had not heard of Horrocks. Gosh, I didn't know what I was missing. This is a true IYKYK! Once you have visited Horrocks, you will return for life. This is a magnificent, rustic, unique, expansive establishment that offers a cornucopia of items. From floral, to meats, cheeses, wine, speciality items, fruits, snacks, vegetables, hard-to-find items and more. There is so much more! Things that stood out even though I loved everything about this place: -the vast selection of canisters of olive oils -the vast array of different varieties of balsamic vinegars (amazing!) -house made items in every area -house made popcorn with so many flavors, so fresh. -the many, many homemade soups: probably around 20 different kinds and delicious. -a ramen bar, what? -bakery -pizzeria -exotic fruits and vegetables and regulars ones too -the wine bar: sip while you shop. -house-made sausages and cheeses -house-made jams, jellies, local honey -extensive variety of spices, herbs, flour and grains - great service, very helpful. This is a must try and truly a destination. I cannot wait to shop and browse here again!

The store is very clean inside everything is very well maintained the products are great but the…read moreprices are a little bit High. I guess you pay for what you get

They carry your groceries to your car and load them!!!…read more There are very few grocery stores with such service left. We love our little town store. My kids love the selection of shopping carts, with sizes even for them. The only thing I slid a star off for was prices can be a bit more. But I understand the struggle of a small town store and I'm willing to pay it so we don't loose them.

Always go their staff is supper nice. I like their fresh pita. They got desert, meat, and…read moregroceries. Any thing you need they got it.

Rather than "remodel" the S. Penn store in Lansing again, they should really just close it down and…read morelet a Walmart move in. For the past decade or so, every "improvement" they've made has been a gigantic failure. When they remodeled the store ("Thrifty Acres") back in 2014 it never seemed to have the inventory that residents counted on them for, for decades prior. Meijer had been putting several other stores in the area (like Radio Shack for example) out of business because people could find what they were looking for at Meijer, without having to shop at other stores, and Meijer often had the products for less. Then when those businesses were already gone, the "new" Meijer no longer sold many of the products and those stores were no longer available to shop. The inventory changes at the "new" Meijer made it so people NOW had to travel elsewhere to find what they were looking for. Gradually, the inventory issues at that Meijer started growing to where they stopped carrying certain popular brands, or products in general that were staples to many of their shoppers in the past. Even before Covid, Meijer inventory issues were growing. They also introduced items that were popular and sold out quickly, but instead of increasing inventory, they decided to just stop carrying them all together. Currently, if they run out of something it can take MONTHS for them to restock it and they used to blame it on Covid, but the problem existed before and still to this day. When I asked a store manager why they always had so many issues with inventory, I was told that somewhere along the line, Meijer Corporate decided to stock stores in order according to the income level of an area. When the supply orders get sent out, they go to stock the richest neighborhood Meijers' first and the reason the S. Penn location is always low or out of stock, it's because they're last on the delivery list, so they get what's left over. I can't begin to express how disgusted I feel every time I shop at Meijer, and the ONLY reason I have still shopped there for the past few years is because I like to use the mPerks to get $1/gal discount on gas. I can never go to Meijer and get my entire grocery list, so I end up shopping at at least 2 grocery stores, every time I need groceries. Now, Meijer has become extremely stingy on the ways to earn mPerks, so I will be shopping around for a different option. Their "ways to earn" mPerks has gotten to a point where I would have to buy things that I would never likely purchase for any other reason than for their mPerk points and that isn't even worth the gas discount, because it costs more to GET the perks than it's worth to use them. I also can't understand why they have such a problem with getting shopping carts that roll straight or won't take out your shins when that stupid theft device fails (and they always do). I hate that Meijer so much, because I still find myself going there simply because it's close. But I wish, every time I go, that it would get hit by a meteor and get replaced with a Walmart.

My daughter is eight months. She weighs no more than about 28 pounds and in the women's bathroom…read morethe kids changing table the seatbelt is broken. It was absolutely filthy. I had to scrub it multiple times. It was wobbly and I had to hold my daughter in place while changing her because of the size.

The store was a great stop to shop while I was visiting from out of town. They had great music,…read moreprices, and customer service going on! The food prices are amazing and the workers were very helpful and friendly! Thank you! :)

Inside the great giant supermarket is a to-go resturaunt, i orderered a 2 piece fish, usually you…read moreget a whole filet as a as 1 piece ( a decent sized portion). Today my portions were half what they usually serve. When I called it started bad, first though the lady on the phone knew my name based on the order obviously because I didn't tell her she said " we didn't fill an order for Tony L. " She then told me one of my pieces broke, I then said " then I should have a total of 3 pieces in my togo container, 2 halves and a whole but I didn't I just had the 2 halves. Admitting I was shorted would of been easier than trying to lie around the mistake. Once I had tried to explain the common sense of " how did you know my name before I gave it to you" and " a broken piece doesn't make a 2 piece, I should have 1 more whole piece " she then told me to take it up with door dash, I didn't have an issue with the deliver, my issue was with the product. I have add a pic of what she is calling a 2 piece, the hand in the corner of the pic is to give reference to how small these 2 pieces were. Again if 1 piece broke in half how does that not add up to 1 whole piece and the 2 halves?

Check the dates on the food before buying. Great selection of spices and legumes. Big selection of…read morehalva and interesting meat offering.

talk about a clutch, dope and gnarly place. The best place to buy bae's tea and my dooghizzle. They…read moreeven have muh brand, Abali!

Welcome to lansing！！I'm happy to come this market near our place！！…read moreIt's new！！ I hope to leave COVID soon！！！！

The aisles are always congested with staff shopping for others. They deplete stock on the shelves…read moreto a point where I often am unable to get certain products. They have a few people stocking, but they are far and few between, and often have their product carts blocking the shelves. Product costs are quite high and I get a laugh out of commercials for Whole Foods where they are touting their products as being low cost. They have certain sections which are supposed to provide more direct interaction, but there often are no staff people available, such as in the cheese section where the one person assigned that section ends up in the storage area to get stock. When the store first opened, it was fun to shop there, but no longer. I am making every effort to find alternative stores where I don't need to deal with the congestion and prices.

Bought a $25 Ribeye and it was more like a sirloin. Like Bubble gum steak. Also their ribs are…read morereally dry and old. I used to love Grampa G"s ribs and sauce. Will not not buy anymore to serve to guests, as the last 2 times they were not good. Not worth the drive from Dewitt.

Everyone in our local area knows Monticello's is the place to go for premium cuts of meat and…read moredelectable seafood. Not many know about the MANY other items they offer. The produce section is beautiful offering many staple items and cauliflower as big as my head! The desserts are mind blowing, chocolate, fruit, cake, rolls, tarts, gluten free...all bases are covered here! There is even a soup stand with at least 6-8 selections, to-go foods both cold and warm. Lunch options, dinner options, snacks...it's all available there! Lastly the dog treats, they are homemade and brought in by the baker/owner of the small local business on a regular basis. Several items in the store are sourced locally and the prices are comparable to other stores, maybe a little more for specialty items. All team members encountered are willing to help and answer questions and everyone was smiling and in a genuine good mood. Rare! There is legit something for everyone and they are now on my weekly list of stops to make!

I love Aldi! I save so much money as compared to any other stores. Their store brands are quite…read moregood, and sometimes better than name brands available elsewhere. The specialty items are so much fun, and make shopping an adventure. But best of all are those central aisles filled with "Aldi Finds"- assorted products for all areas of life at pretty fantastic prices. All items change as new merchandise comes in, so it's wise to pick things up when you are interested since they could well be gone on your next trip.

Customer service is awful. The corporate site says that in the US refunds are available within a…read moretime frame and with receipt. Cashier also confirmed this at checkout. Went to return some items and two cashiers told me that I 'could' return it but it would cost them time and they may not be able to return it to the shelves. Then they refused to refund to my card, and forced me to take store credit. Won't be back. Poor customer service and doesn't follow corporate policies. Would give this 0 stars if possible. In addition, refused to give him his cart back so he couldn't get his quarter back.

The place to go for quality meats. They have an outstanding selection. There smoked meats are…read moresecond to none. I make that my place to go a couple times a week.

Absolutely love their "Meat sticks". The flavor, seasoning and just overall deliciousness is a must…read morehave! Anytime I go one a road trip it's the first thing I pack!