Emily was so helpful when I was at UO in Ann Arbor. I was overwhelmed, but she was patient and…read morethorough and made sure all of my concerns were taken care of. I greatly appreciate her help and she is a great employee!

Had a great experience at this Tractor Supply location. The store was super well organized and…read moreclean, I was greeted really kindly and warmly- and it was genuine! And they had SO MUCH to choose from. They have a really big Carhartt selection and they also have tons of other super warm coats and hats and gloves and overalls etc. the prices were great too- I got a fabulous deal on a coat for my mom. I'll be back soon!

You don't need to actually own a tractor to shop at Tractor Supply. The merchandise appeals to the…read moresmall farm hobbyist, or a homeowner who lives in a rural setting with lots of acreage and needs to tame nature just a bit. (Maybe a tractor might be a good idea after all.) Tractor Supply is fancier than the other, locally owned feed stores. They have a lot of the stuff a feed store has, including cow ear tags and horse vaccines, but they also have what I think of as the "tourist" section, with miniature farm animal and tractor toys. They have Carthart work boots & clothing (I got a nice pair of coverall pants here) along with Ararat shoes & boots and other country inspired footwear, pants & shirts for men & women. I won't buy pet food here--not high enough quality for me. Also, don't let your dog eat anything off the floor. There are occasional spills in the pet food section. I have bought cat and dog collars and leashes, certain treats (read the label if you don't want stuff from China) and a few dog toys over the years. They used to have some 1" wide 6' long leather leashes, but I haven't seen them there these days, so I ended up purchasing a nylon leash, which is not as abrasive on the hands, but my dog doesn't pull on her leash. Leather is better when you have a puppy or a dog that still pulls on the leash. One of my best purchases: a pink, rubbery horse brush (out of the horse supply section) with tiny rubber bristles. It fits over your entire hand, like a mitten. I use it on my cats. It's the giant tongue that licks them all over their body. They love it, and it reduces furballs. They have a very basic selection of veggie and flower seeds in the spring. The bagged onion sets, asparagus roots, rhubarb, etc. are a good value, *IF* you can buy them before the dry heat of the store causes them to sprout, dry out and rot. (Sniff the onion sets before you buy. Don't buy them if they smell like "Ew!") They have pet adoption days once in a while. (Dogs and cats, access to low-cost spay and neuter, etc.) Oh, and the baby chicks and ducks! You could start your own little egg farm. The book and magazine section is very nice. The topics include: homesteading, raising animals, horse riding, do-it-yourself, and traditional arts & crafts. Worth having a look now and then for crafty ideas. They have tractor and lawnmower parts, chainsaws, riding mowers and snow blowers. Most of the parts are made in China, but who makes these in the USA any more? They have a decent hardware fittings section. Between Tractor Supply and ACO hardware, you can usually find what you need in Saline ... otherwise head to Stadium Hardware in Ann Arbor, which seems to have every doodad known to humanity. They let us bring our dog in there, and she gets a treat at the checkout register. She loves the place even more than I do.

I love this thrift store. It's so clean and organized. The pricing seems to always be a great…read morebargain. They frequently have special deals like today... 50% off EVERYTHING!

The store is very organized and clean. The prices are a little high for a thrift store, for clothes…read moreespecially. The person that checked me out was not very kind. She did not smile or respond to any of my interactions. After I was done and said thank you, she just turned away with a frown. Probably won't return.

I love and enjoy being greeted by live pianist and the classical feel was very nostalgic. Service…read moreis top notch. I do wish that they had a better selection on shoes both for men and women. I miss the days of a thriving mall, but for now this is a nice place to reminisce in those days. The men's have a good selection on dress shirts and sporting ware.

Service is always on point. There is always someone on the piano playing which takes me back to the…read morethriving years of the Malls. They have a large selection of men's clothing, but the ladies shoes is slacking on the selection. Overall a good place to shop.

Not having the dressing room open for a store that's mostly clothing, not good. Ended up putting…read moreall the items back, no way to tell if they fit or not. Had some good stuff, very disappointing.

Their fitting rooms are closed…read more I dont like to buy clothes without trying them on, so I left empty handed despite finding some really cute pieces. They had a ton of clothes compared to the last time I went, perhaps because of the fitting room issue. I also find that this Goodwill has higher prices than other thrift stores in the area ($6-15 for pants, $16 for sheet set, $30 for sewing machine). They do have a wide selection and some donated newer stuff, which is good. Employees are friendly. But I won't be going back unless they open the fitting rooms.

Great selection on dresses! Always clean and always organized…read more Fair pricing and good customer service.

Personally, i have had excellent experience with the ladies who work here. They've always been…read moreincredibly kind and helpful. I also appreciate their vast selection.

They had a lot of pans to choose from, which was the primary reason for the visit today! Service…read morewas good, pricing was a bit high though. I thought this place was more of a discount store, but it wasn't. I feel I could have gotten a better deal elsewhere, but still went this route and glad I did. I'm happy with the pans I got.

Was trying to return 3 polo shirts return lady was rude, and gives an attitude, then I told here…read morethere was no tags but upc is there she gives a dirty look.

I love this store. Not just the clothes, which are comfortable as well as attractive, and also…read moreaffordable. Also the people who work there are great. They are helpful and go above and beyond to help me find just the right thing.

Again and again I'll see a friend wearing something really neat that came from Chico's. But I never…read morehave any luck shopping here somehow. The sizes are funny, and I just can't seem to find anything. Must be my own fault.

$6 per person to enter…read more In the 1970s and 80s this was the place to go for unusual, rare things. Probably a dozen buildings, two dozen tents, many tables in the open. Hundreds of vendors from all over the Great Lakes and midwest. Most of the things we used to furnish our home came from this venue. Now, 3 half filled buildings. Most things not priced. Some very nice things but most of it run of the mill. Not worth the trip, the time or the entrance fee. You will notice that the previous reviews listed are from 2006 and 2008.... Huge disappointment.

This is a huge overwhelming antique show with booths of all sorts overflowing througout the Saline…read morefairgrounds, even in stalls that still have a stable's aromas from the previous occupant. Even if you have a focus (say, antique dolls or post cards or jewelry or a specific furniture item) you'll find it hard to stay on task. It's more fun to just walk around and browse. On our last trip, we found the china cupboard of our dreams and bought it even though we had not planned any such purchase that day. The management makes a very strong claim to oversee the booth owners, to kick out anyone who mislabels things, and to squelch dealers who buy and mark up items for resale the same day.