Clean store, many weekly sale items, quality stock, many clearance goods and friendly staff.read more

This store always has items that my home store doesn't seem to have in stock, so I will stop here…read moreafter work and get those items. The staff is friendly and courteous, and it doesn't hurt that some of them are former or current students. It feels good to support businesses that are helping our kids succeed. I recommend this location!

This place is huge. When it comes to outlet malls this is the place you want to drive to. It's…read moreblocks long and has every store possible. We drove 2 hours for school clothes Shopping and it was a one stop got all! It was also well worth it. The mall is clean and has plenty of options to sit down and rest it also has eatery options and places to grab a beverage. There are little kid rides to keep them occupied and an indoor area to cool off in. We went on a weekend and it was very busy. But all the places we went into the staff was always friendly and willing to help us. We actually did so much shopping we had to make a trip to the car to put some bags in. Speaking of heading to the parking lot, parking is a bit hairy. I think they need more parking to accommodate all the visitors. We drove around for 6 min trying to find a spot. On that note also there are several blocks that you will have to park at or else walk a long ways. Different shops on separate blocks. After shopping there are tons of local places to eat cause you'll need it after all the walking you did! We had a great time and would def go again and I highly recommend going.

A once vibrant sprawling selection now dying, price gouging Ralph Lauren hilariously ten times the…read morecost compared to H&M doing a lot of the same things. I found Hollister still that classic fantastic blend of youthful college kid and surprisingly decent throwback to simple button ups and many vintage styles still looking good. Well, basically: these outlet malls prove more and more all the more reasons to try eBay, TJ Maxx, Burlington, and Ross instead.

Pharmacy folks are great and take care of my 90 yr old father when he comes in for his…read moreprescriptions. They keep an eye on what the doctors prescribe (quite the cocktail) and sanity check the meds. That's worth 5 by itself. Store is generally decent. Produce is good price although there was a fruit fly thing going on at the nectarines. (if they weren't sweet, the fruit flies would not be there so...) Every employees I encountered was friendly, accommodating, and cheerful. There was one young lady I saw three visits out of three who had no name tag, only the Walmart logo on her vest, thus dubbed "Ms. Walmart". She was friendly, helpful, cheerful and a killer smile that makes you smile back.

Failure to compensate employees properly, it is insane hard working citizens are informed how to…read moreapply for government assistance applying for work here. What a shame.

Typically weird TJ Maxx without any loyalty perks, higher quality, or lower prices, but still…read morethere's that five percent chance which today worked in our favor for decent clothing! Noticed Hoka shoes hilariously expensive without box! Why do these discount stores think they can get away being more expensive than eBay?

This Ross is much smaller than others I have been in, so it offers much less. Since pickings are…read moreslim, I couldn't find much here and chose to go elsewhere. Prices were the same as all Ross stores and cheaper than other similar stores like TJ Maxx and Marshalls.

Perhaps at one time, this mall was teeming with stores and busy shoppers. Now it is a rather…read moredesolate place, simply a few hallways with boarded over stores connecting the few struggling anchors. I personally find comfort in places nearly or totally abandoned. (Never did I claim to be the normal one!) The mall definitely has a stuck in the 1970s vibe to it, and I did enjoy the emptiness and solitude in a sort of macabre way. Sears, Carson's, JC Penney's(which is slated to close later this year,) a used video game store, an appointment-only wig shop, a Chinese buffet and hibachi grill restaurant, a gym with an exterior entrance only, and a tourism bureau outpost are the few lone survivors in this place. The main mall is no longer properly heated nor lit. It does seem to have a good draw with those who like to power walk through the vast amounts of empty space, but that's about it. Oh, and the Carson's smells heavily of industrial grade disinfectant, age, and mothballs.

UPDATE - 4FEB16 - Mall interior has closed. :( My little one, now almost 5, cried to hear the 'old…read moremall' has closed. We'll miss you Marquette Mall. We were your biggest fan. My 2yr old daughter & I love the 'old mall'. Plenty of free parking, indoor space for her to run around, and the small business owners are very nice. We like the escalator at JCP's and the kiddie rides. There's more for us here than at the Lighthouse Outlets.

If your main concern is products for a low price than this is the store for you. For me yes price…read moreis very important but I also like to go to a place that is decently maintained and has friendly employees. The store was looking rather old and a bit disheveled. We were not treated rudely at all but you could easily tell that none of the staff wanted to be there at all that day and it showed. It was really not bad enough to keep me away but I will be back when I need a good deal.

Big lots has always been one of my favorite stores. I walked into this location and was awed by…read morehow nice and big the store was, the cashier greeted me and had to tell me it was Big Lots. I walked the entire store so different from other Big Lots stores. Organized and spacious.

What's up with TJ Maxx constantly needing employees at their tragic low pay but not offering self…read morecheckout? There's the usual mad random assortment, insane claims of value but little cheap at all even on discount racks, a couple face masks, pots and pans, and random odd ends here do make the visit worth while!

In comparison to other similar stores, I was not impressed. I expected cheaper prices on clothes…read moreand felt they were asking too much here. Their sister store, Marshalls, tends to be cheaper and have more clearance items. I did buy some dog items I had not seen elsewhere. I like to find new and different toys and aids for my dogs, so this was a plus.

This is the messiest Kohl's I've ever been in to. Clothes and items thrown about everywhere. I went…read morein for 2 shirts (but one get one half off). They only had one of the color I wanted and the other color wasn't there, even though it stated online they had it in stock. If they did, it must have been thrown somewhere else in the store. I left without purchasing anything.

I was in the Michigan City Kohl's today and witness an argument between a customer and an employee…read more The man asked to speak to the store manager and the cashier called up a woman named Rebecca. Rebecca showed up and the man got loud. I ended up hearing her yelled at the man, "Don't be such an asshole." I was shopping with a young child, who didn't need to be hearing this kind of language. I've never heard a sales associate talk to another person like that. There are other ways to handle a disgruntled customer and this was not the way! Rude employees who don't care!! Kohls should be ashamed of themselves!!

Gladly refer everyone to Sharps. Family friendly business working hard to provide affordable prices…read moreto all.

Love to get under garments here. They have a large selection at the right price. Someone is always…read morethere to help but they're not overbearing

Lots of great sales going on. My husband is tall and larger so this store was perfect for him. He…read morewas able to get multiple outfits and the workers were friendly and attentive.