I had to exchange swimsuits for my granddaughter, that I ordered on line, and were too big. The…read morestaff were friendly and went above and beyond for me, at The Children's Place at the outlet mall

i had taken my Nephew age 6 to the windsor toys r us store today. my last visit to this store was…read moresome twenty years ago. the store looks great and easy to navigate. we were welcome in with a big smile by one of the staff and the same young lady happen to be at the check out counter. once again with a big smile and please come visit us again. thanks toys r us and thalia.

Dis I mention that I love Toys R Us! Once again its in Canada...but its worth the trip! I Found a…read moreDance Star Mickey...you cant get them in the states anymore. My nephew will be very happy at Christmas.

Old Navy used to be synonymous with angry G7 summit protesters who stole signs, notably Seattle's…read morebig letter N. I suppose that tells you how long ago rebellious youth culture identified Old Navy with corporate America or capitalism run amok. Things haven't changed much. One of the ubiquitous stores in the ON/Gap/Banana Republic chain, this one serves Windsor and counts as a pretty sad representative. What used to be a popular alternative to the same old shirts at Mariposa or Zellers or The Bay, Old Navy just looks terrible. The place is completely filthy from top to bottom. Clothes are flung on the floor, scattered ankle deep on the floors of the changing room. The clearance sections are almost unmanageable and, should you suffer from anxiety or OCD, stay away. The savings are not worth the possible breakdown as you find a baby's shirt next to men's board shorts, a size XL poncho, and four pairs of sandals all on the same rack marked "S" and presumably for shirts. Old Navy has cute stuff, especially on the cheap for shirts or lounge/workout wear. Their compression leggings are actually pretty inexpensive compared to other competitors. You would do well to use the website exclusively for buying things rather than go in here. Windowshop by all means. Check out whether the cute pattern in the picture looks as good on paper thin cotton. But try to avoid shopping here. Checkout lanes are breathtakingly slow. Finding staff is an adventure of itself, and once you've braved that beast, getting an employee to act is an exhaustive task. The old maxim "If you want something done, do it yourself" doesn't apply when you can't get into the stock room without breaking a few laws. The changing rooms are a total disaster, messy, and the effort to check how many items you have is practically non-existent. Every now and then someone may appear with a purpose, but then they vanish the instant you turn your back.

As an American, there is one thing worth going to Old Navy in Canada that is not available in…read moreAmerica. From June through Early July, Old Navy has Canada Day themed t-shirts at a great price. They have cool graphics, and look great. After Canada Day, they are even cheaper when they are on clearance.

Great and friendly service from Deanna at Devonshire Mall. She took time To explain the cash bucks,…read morepromotion and outlet works also.

Had a great experience at Detroit Dye House! The space is bright, welcoming, and easy to…read morefind...just be sure to leave yourself a little extra time for parking, as it can be a bit tricky depending on the day. Janelle was a fantastic host: knowledgeable, engaging, and made everyone feel comfortable and creative, no matter their experience level. The workshop setup was organized and fun, and you get to dye three items: two to keep and one that's donated to a great cause. It's such a thoughtful way to blend creativity with community impact. Highly recommend for a family or group outing, date, or solo creative day. I'll definitely be back!

Was introduced to Brightly Twisted via Detroit Dye House through a work outing in early May. We…read moreall had our own stations to get creative at. The first item we were to design was designated for the local homeless community. The second item of our choice was whatever we picked. This was a super fun experience. It brought us all together creatively, supportive, and we all walked away with a story to tell. I would highlight recommend Brightly Twisted (Detroit Dye House) for your group outing, or just a fun night out with friends. The team here are highly professional, supporting and advising you along the way, and really add to the experience. We loved it!

I have shopped here before. This shop is on the second floor of the Sparrow building in the…read moreKerrytown neighborhood. The youngest member of our local host family has declared it her favorite toy store in Ann Arbor. Grandparents beware, have a settled upon spending limit before entering. In the past I have purchased baby gifts for others and treats for a toddler. Today the perfect selection was found after a great deal of deliberation and calculations. The store is well stocked with stuffed animals so a baby goat was selected since we had just visited some earlier at White Lotus Farm. And a great beginner reader was also chosen. Our hosts needed some baby gifts for friends, and those they chose, looked great! Selections are beautifully displayed, the staff is friendly and helpful. Quality of everything we saw was excellent.

Friendly staff happy to engage the kids in trying out toys and answering questions. Tons of stuff…read moreto catch young (and older) imaginations. Priced decently for a Kerrytown jewel. Interesting collection of old school and newbies. Caught sight of Rubix cube and etch a sketch. Saw folks visiting even without children.. Perhaps suffering from bouts of nostalgia as I was. My kids want to go back. Check out the fairy door when you go