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Ray's Shoe Repair

5.0 (3 reviews)

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Shoe cleaning

Shoe repair

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4 years ago

This guy has made lifts for pairs of our shoes and always does a great job. I definitely recommend!

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I like this organization and started shopping here due to inflation and wanting to support their…read moremission after hearing a few bad stories about the other resale shop. Social media can definitely influence my decisions. Clothing deals every week and goods seem to move very quickly week to week. I was offered a customer rewards code I normally wouldn't get one but They are building another store near me it was a fast registration. I've enjoyed both visits browsing the old sporting goods housewares and books. If I'm in the neighborhood I will definitely be buying here again. 14/2023 Ambiance 4 organized prices were marked on everything with color code tags for discount days weekly Service 5 Location 5 plenty of parking even for the weekends Value 5 they had an older used tilt stand mixer for 49.99 with all the accessories.

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Meijer

Meijer

(19 reviews)

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I've shopped at Meijer stores before, but this was my first visit to this location. I don't shop at…read moreMeijer very often, but whenever I do, I'm always impressed by how spacious, clean, and well organized the stores are. I stopped in to pick up a few items and, as usual, left with a few more than I had planned. They had a great selection of cakes in the bakery, so I couldn't resist bringing one home. I was also looking for pea pods in the produce department but couldn't find them. When I asked an employee for help, they didn't just point me in the right direction. They personally walked me to the exact spot. That's the kind of customer service that's becoming harder and harder to find. I'll definitely be back.

I'm not usually the type to complain, or leave reviews, but there's something I need to get off my…read morechest about this place. I've been a regular here for many years. It's become a daily routine over the past couple of years to stop in after work and either bum around, or do my grocery shopping. I'm legit here every day. The night time employees know me well. What my issue is sounds dumb, but I'm representing a LOT of people when I say this, but this place needs to start enforcing the rule of camping out in front of the building for pokemon cards. I've talked to so many other collectors about this, and everyone is frustrated that Meijer tells everyone the earliest anyone can wait in line for cards is 5am. Sounds great, makes it fair for everyone. The issue is they don't enforce it. I've been trying to get my hands on 30th celebration products since they came out and it's impossible to get. So I decided to pull up to meijer at 5am on Friday last week so I could buy some. There were already 50 people in line. I still decided to wait, and I ended up getting nothing. Turns out they were parked there overnight and already started lining up at 1-2am. Unlike these scummy scalpers, I actually have a full time job, and I cannot wait in line that early. They're completely ignoring the rules. I was talking to one of the ladies that usually works nights and she told me to talk to the customer service desk because it's unfair, and they should be enforcing the rule. Fast forward a couple days, I come in before work to talk to customer service, and they tell me that they don't enforce it, they just tell people not to show up earlier than 5, but they don't actually care and won't do anything about it. Why tell people not to show up that early and just not actually enforce it? These people showing up that early aren't actually collectors, they're just scalpers that are buying the product and reselling it at triple the price since they broke the rules and beat everyone else to it. I know in the grand scheme of things, I am merely a little spec compared to their whole customer base, but I'm representing a whole lot of people. Meijer needs to do something about this. Treat your actual customers well. Either make a better system for buying Pokémon cards, or enforce the rule you guys have to combat scalpers. Create a number ticket system. Starting at 5, the people that got there after 5, give them a number, and go down the line until the end, and then once you get to the end of the line, then go back to the front and the people who broke the rules and got there before 5 gets the last numbers since they're entitled and think rules don't apply to them. Meijer, please do something about this. Don't advertise rules that you won't enforce. Treat your actual customers and regulars well. Don't reward scalpers for breaking the rules.

Ray's Shoe Repair - shoes - Updated October 2026

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