I wanted to give a review for Stacey who works at this location. I was in line with a lot of items…read more She was dealing with a rude customer for 5 minutes. She was professional when the man was running his mouth. She handled it well and with composure. I was impressed because that is rare these days. I will be coming back. She handled my transactions very well despite the delay. Also, the store was well organized compared to a few I have been to. Very nice and I will be a regular.

In order to really enjoy Ollie's, you have to understand that you're at a big retail garage sale…read morebasically. Now this particular location has a massive selection with a wide variety. The staff is very helpful and accommodating. Of course like the rest of the world, they are understaffed but please take the time to remember to bring your kindness and patience while visiting this location and the employees here will return the favor.

My daughter and Inwalked in a short time before closing and both employees names are April and…read moreBrock. Not only did we walk in shortly before and as they're both cleaning up the store, putting items back where they belong you know the typical closing routine. Without hesitation they helped my daughter and myself find items throughout the store. I was in a hurry and did not know layout of store and with Dollar Tree not all stores carry everything other stores may. I must say, Brock and April we're so helpful, friendly, not bothered by helping us like most closing employees would be and to be quite honest, these two employees are KEEPERS and should be recognized for their amazing dedication to not only their job, most importantly the consumers!! I will shop back at this store again. I had several bad experiences at this location 5+ years ago and never shopped here until tonight. so happy I did and the store gained my business back Due to these two awesome individual!! Thank you, April and Brock for all your kindness and help!!

This is the largest Dollar Tree that I've ever been to, and interestingly enough, the only one I've…read moreever been to without carpet. Like any other Dollar Tree, there is just so much stuff. What stuff, you ask? Just stuff. Loads of it. Mostly cheaper version stuff of things that you would buy normally, with a dash of useless stuff mixed in. I don't dislike this Dollar Tree at all, but I'm not impressed by it in any aspect other than size. The cashiers have ranged from rude to bored, and there are never enough of them. This location is consistently busy. The lines aren't always long, but with only one or two cashiers tethered to their registers, and no one else in sight, it's a bit difficult to get help finding things in such a vast and unorganized store. Understaffed, inexpensive, lots of stuff.

Some of my friends used Just Ducky to send me some pies from Grand Traverse Pie Company as a…read moresurprise. On the receiving end, things went smoothly --- Marni dropped of the goodies, each tagged with a Just Ducky sticker. Both pies were in excellent condition --- not jostled or sunbaked. Next time around I'll try the ordering side of the experience as well.

Given our lack of Task Rabbit-esque options in Michigan, I went online searching for something akin…read moreto a concierge service to help me with my upcoming move. That's how I found Just Ducky Errands (Marni), and I'm glad I did. Marni will help you with just about anything -- from pet sitting, deliveries, packing up your home for a move, handling appointments with cable companies, etc. She is incredibly communicative, professional, and reasonably priced. I had her box up my whole house for me in advance of a move and handle all the clothing donations, Comcast set up, and DTE transfer. She was efficient, saved me a lot of money and time, and was a pleasure to work with.

The Ypsi Food Co-op is a great option for locals if you need to grab a little something while…read moreyou're out, but don't want to go to Kroger/Meijer. Prices are a bit steep, but they have a decent variety of vegan options, bulk options, prepared foods, etc. It's a bit tight down the aisles, but pretty easy to navigate.

The greatest grocery store ever. Great dairy. Lots of spices. Good selection of fruits and…read morevegetables. Before the mass insanity of the last few years, they had a good grass-fed ground beef I ate often which was very affordable. Very, very efficient. At Ypsi Food Co-Op, you can shop quickly and shop often, meaning you eat fresher food. Even during the nCOV-2019 mass panic, the people here were never nutters about masks. Anywhere this liberal is going to have a few people who are just hopelessly smarmy and judgmental in their very person, but by and large, the liberals at the Ypsi Food Co-Op keep their mental illness on a leash. Awesome place. Wish I could have a grocery store like this everywhere I go.

Smaller spiritual store that still have the selection you find in bigger ones but just fewer…read morechoices. The normal items like books, tarot card decks, candles, jewelry, cards and clothes. If you tell them your need, you will get advice, maybe a store made product, or shown an item they sell. They also have programs, classes, and readers. I came to see one of EBS and mine favorite readers who uses your astrology chart along with cards. Beverly Fish also channel some. She really likes EBS. I was able to set up a reading on their website. They also have other readers. I look forward to coming back at least a few times a year. Worth the drive from Metro Detroit. Its location in downtown Ypsilanti gives you other one of the kind funky stores to visit.

Great shopping experience, wonderful book and tarot card selection. Amazing customer service. They…read moreeven have a discount section for books

This place is unassuming from the outside, but what a collection! Everything is curated with a…read moremid-century slant. Beautiful one of a kind furniture pieces. They also have a small collection of albums. Wonderful art glass pieces as well as dinner service and other arts. Be sure to check out both floors. Prices are reasonable and I am sure you can probably make offers. Staff seemed friendly.

Great antique shop 50s 60s. Some for these stuff, great mother and son owners very knowledgeable…read moreabout their stock. I would recommend this place unreservedly.

Gem. They do a ton of local charity work, have great prices, take cards now and have seasonal bag…read moresales.

I finally decided to go in this small thrift store today and I was utterly disappointed…read more The selection was pretty bad but most of all I didn't feel welcome to be in there at all. The male volunteer that was at the front counter made me feel very uncomfortable and unfortunately I got the vibe this place doesn't welcome people of color.

Cool guys work here for your fun. They can answer all your questions honestly and fairly. Good…read morehobby shops are hard to find nowadays glad this one is in my town

We bought my son an RC for christmas from Nankin. They are always very helpful and quickly help us…read morepull together what we need when we've had a little too much fun. The car was so fun in fact, We went back to get another for Dad. Nankin also has gift cards readily available which makes buying gifts for man people terribly easy.

The store has flaky hours, rampant clutter and mediocre prices but an eclectic offering of used…read morebooks in a unique space. Overall, Cross Street Book Shop is worth a visit, but be prepared for it not to be open when you think it should be. It wasn't until my third visit that I found it open, and even then, the owner said he'd been about to shut the shop up for a few minutes while he ran errands until he saw he had potential customers coming in. I could barely get in the door because books were piled everywhere. There are uncategorized books in the aisles as well, though the books on the shelf are in some semblance of order. Literature is grouped together, and non-fiction books are grouped by subject, though they aren't rigorously alphabetized. I have shopped at Friends of the Library shops where paperbacks in really good condition are 50 cents and hardcover books are $2 or $3, so I find the prices at Cross Street Books to be a little on the high side for used books which aren't even all in great condition. Some books are indeed in great condition, but in other cases, paperbacks are yellowing and curling around the edges and are still marked for $2-3. On the other hand, there was an outdoor bargain table the day I visited, and the owner said he often will haggle if you buy a large batch of books at one time. There are some pretty obscure out of print books here, so it's worth a look if you can't find the book you want elsewhere.

I have no idea how this place is still in business. No one is ever in the store because it's almost…read morenever open. For a while back in the day the building was condemned as a fire hazard because it's literally packed to the rafters with books, and the aisles are packed with books. 17 years ago I gave him my number and asked him to keep an eye out for Tolkein's Histories of Middle Earth. I saw him write it down on a sheet of paper. Still haven't heard back.

Wow this place reminded us so much of Sprouts! The layout is soo similar and the food…read more There is plenty of parking and lots of grocery carts! We found some unique sweet potato chips and some fruit (the blueberries were 2 for $5). We also tried the blueberry muffin (it is ok, a little too moist for a muffin). The selection is great and prices are slightly better than Whole Foods.

A cross-over between Trader's Joe and Aldi, yet Whole Foods wannabe, that's how I would describe…read morethe market. Some of the fruits seen better days and should been removed, but overall decent place.