I'm always greeted when I come in. The young man who helped me was great. He helped me find what…read moreI needed and carried it out to my car. Always try to buy local.

Pet Supply Plus consistently has the best service, they have fun promotions and good prices. They…read morealso are very well stocked. The only improvement might be adding a dressing room so clothes can be tried on in private. My Winnie the wenier dog was so embarrassed trying on clothes in the store right in front of other dogs male dogs. Otherwise we love shopping at pet supply Plus they are so fun and helpful great prices clean store unless I've been in it no kidding just kidding. Thank you

Oh man-not impressed with the people here. I went in to get a party platter which they clearly…read moreadvertise online and at the deli. Was told by the girl behind the counter they didn't offer those (with a sign advertising them sitting in her own counter). She could not have looked more confused. She seemed completely overwhelmed. There were like 5-6 people waiting and only 1 employee. I'd go somewhere else.

This Meijer is a pit. It's immensely better than Westnedge, but that's not saying a lot. What stood…read moreout was the lack of actual registers being open... not even self checkout was open enough for the demand. This is the one singular line meijer had open on a Friday afternoon. And I took this picture 30 minutes after moving to self-checkout. When I asked, employees said that the "kids" that should be working the weekends are constantly calling in. Not sure how that became the customer's problem, especially when you stopped being 24/7. Maybe start paying your employees a decent wage, and this wouldn't happen.

Amazing the difference between this Walmart and the other area Walmarts…read more This store is filthy the floors grimy and shelves dusty and dirty. Some of the meat shelves have fresh or dried blood pooled under the racks. I have no idea why the county health inspector has not cited them. Maybe it's unacceptable to issue a citation to a 'big-box' store, I don't know. Most of the employees are lethargic and unfriendly you have to 'push' them to get them to do thier job as they grumble under their breath. The few employees I have encountered that were 'decent' disappeared after a couple of weeks - apparantly quit. My guess is the management is at fault. It's been my experience that stores with rude lazy employees are treated badly by their managers and that trickles down to the customers. I think it's also partly because of this crime ridden Gull Rd location (I counted 22 cameras on the outside front of the building) and the clientele. They have removed all the 'price check' machines in an apparant attempt to cheat you on item prices at the checkout counter. I will only self-check as that way I can drag a lazy employee over if the price is wrong - which happens often. One of the few positives is the store is rarely crowded and self-check is quick. They need to replace the store and department managers and get rid of the rest of the dead wood. Hire some replacement employees that WANT to work and that would go a long way toward turning this store around. When possible I travel to the Shaver road or Plainwell stores. What a difference driving a few extra miles can make!

I sat in line for over 25 minutes waiting to pickup a prescription. Im done with this placeread more

Today I visited Menards in Kalamazoo And I met a very rude…read moreemployee named Rachel, I asked a question and got ignored. Then she looked at me at walked away

CUSTOMER SERVICE WAS TOP NOTCH! Tony the General Manager went above and beyond to resolve an issue…read morethat I had. I was there yesterday and a very helpful employee had made an honest mistake when trying to help me figure out a way to heat my greenhouse. The propane tank I ended up taking home did not fit the heater I had. Since I had the propane tank filled, it was Menards policy that they would not take the tank back. However, not only did Tony offer to take it back if there was no other solution, he did one better and actually came up with a solution! He walked through the store with me for over an hour, opening boxes, calling other employees and brainstorming until he came up with a solution to adapt the larger propane tank (100lbs) to the small heater I needed. He even exchanged the heater AND did a price adjustment for the inconvenience and my time to make it right. I was very impressed with his professionalism, problem solving skills and knowledge. I would highly recommend this store!

This little shop is a hidden gem for antique Lovers!! Very…read moreunique stuff goes back to a century ago or more! From Jewelry, toys, home stuff to pictures and coins. Give it a visit on your next walk at Kalamazoo downtown. This store open only 4 hours from 12 to 4. The owner, who is a nice old man, has this shop since 33 years ago!

JP coins and silver is an awesome little shop in Kalamazoo on the Kalamazoo Mall the selection is…read morevery unique and the service is excellent and the value is tremendous he is very knowledgeable he is very helpful and his shop is filled with collectibles and trinkets and knick knacks and if you want to find something or you're looking for something it's worth the stop to take a look around in there.

Just an FYI- There is only about a 6 foot rack of maternity clothes total in the store…read more Disappointed.

There tends to be a difference between a thrift shop (like Goodwill, and religious mission operated…read morebusinesses like St. Vincent DePaul) and a second hand store (generally pricier, higher product quality, and operated under a more traditional business model). This place seems like a hybrid of both. Prices seem to be right around the Goodwill range or even less (and like Goodwill, they were offering 50% off of certain colored tags). I hope you've got Macklemore playing in your head because I know I do. I got the velcros ... Anyway, decent variety of older games and toys, lots of kids clothing in a wide range of sizes, even some maternity bras and clothing for mothers, and a huge rack for shoes in the back. As is off in the case, there were three times as many girls shoes as boys. The spot is definitely way off the beaten path -- tucked in the very back corner of a strip mall at the corner of Gulll and Sprinkle roads (if you've found Main Street Pub you've got the right building -- it's around the back).