Support this local merchant, please......Doug will do everything he can to provide you quality…read moremerchandise, at a good value. Your experience will take you back over and over to do business with a friend and community-minded store owner. Rex M.

Nice, small town, mom and pop clothing and shoe store. Nice selection of quality stuff for a small…read morestore. Owners are friendly and helpful.

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.

Stopped into the chanel counter and had the most pleasant experience with Raj from the clinique…read morecounter. She provided friendly and expert advice on foundation selection. Thanks Raj!

The Bryan Walmart is the worst Walmart I've ever shopped at. The employees are rude and love to…read moreharass and intimidate their loyal customers. Most of the problems are at the self checkout lanes and the service desk. Terry and Jodi are the worst. I was trying to resolve a problem at the service desk and Jodi walked away and left me standing there with no resolution. Terry likes to sit in his chair three feet from a customer at the self scan and stare at them while they scan over $131 of groceries. If there was another option to buy groceries that are not grossly overpriced in this podunk town, I would never shop at this Walmart again.

Absolutely terrible customer service. I called to see if they had an item in stock because I don't…read morelive in town. I was on hold for 10 minutes, then transferred to the department I needed, and placed on hold there another ten minutes. Someone finally answered the phone and placed me back on hold and after another 5 minutes the phone just started ringing nonstop, no one answered. Out of desperation I called the electronics department. To my great surprise someone answered the phone and said they would page a service desk person to come to the phone. I was then disconnected. I called back several more times but by then I was so upset I decided to forget about going there. This is atrocious customer service. I asked to speak to a manager, and no one would connect me to one. I now really truly hate this store.

I always enjoy our weekly trip to Tractor Supply in Wauseon. From the moment entering the store we…read moreare always greeted with a big "hello". They have the coolest and most unique looking country items. For a former city girl I like to find items for my yard and home. You can pick up all sorts of animal food and feed for chickens, horses, birds, cats and dogs. They sell quality supply. All kinds of farm and home equipment are found here. My husband likes all the John Deere he sees there. Their prices are comparable to other farm and home supply stores. They run sales and have a type of rewards/loyalty program.

Having a tractor supply in the neighborhood is extremely helpful they carry a wide range of…read moreproducts not found at other stores. I find myself shopping there often

This is nothing against Meijers this is against the filthy bastards that decided it would be cool…read moreto urinate in the changing rooms in men and women's clothing. As a result of your selfishness you've ruined it for everybody else now after the remodel there are no more changing rooms to try on clothes. I got a big middle finger high up in the air for you pricks. If you want to act low class go to that low class store across the street.

Giving Meijer a 4 due to the lack of any real competition in the Adrian area. Their produce is…read moredecent- better in the summer months, but don't ignore the sushi stand next to the deli department. It has fresh, flavorful selections both cooked, raw, and vegetarian. It's a good alternative to driving into Jackson for the nearest sushi restaurant.

I really like this Meijer! It is located right off I-75 and down the street from Bowling Green…read moreState University. Plenty of areas to park, good selection of items throughout the store! I was looking for a specific type of makeup and they had it!

Tried to buy khaki pants yet there are no dressing rooms to try clothes on. You also can't take any…read moremerchandise back to the restrooms to try things on, so what do they want you to do; buy the clothes and hope they fit?!?!?

Been here for 40 minutes and still no one at the security desk. Actually he cust came here.read more

This is a friendly little mall on the east side of Findlay. It is located in a thickly populated…read morecommercial area down Tiffin Road making it easily accessible, facilitating its inclusion into a day of shopping and errand-running. There are other large stores such as Kohl's, Lowe's, Meijer, etc. close by. So the Mall is not the center of all shopping activity in this area per se, but it holds its own in terms of worthwhile offerings. The mall itself is a little larger than one might think in viewing it from the outside. The mall apparently started life as an outdoor facility in 1962 and was enclosed in 1970. There is over 500,000 sq.ft. of space with more than 50 stores including Best Buy, Elder-Beerman, a small Books-a-Million and sundry other typical mall shops. The number of food options is limited but there are a couple of spots available like Tokyo Steak House and Five Guys. There are also places like Great American Cookie and a pretzel place if you want a snack. The number of vacancies is not as bad as some retail places I have seen of late. The spot that I believe Penney's occupied until a year ago is the most prominent empty shop. The mall's image would be greatly enhanced if they could fill that vacancy. But, overall, for what it is, this is a reasonably pleasant place that provides a fairly nice shopping experience.

Westwood mall still has Hot Topic, JCPenney, Walmart, pearl vision and cricket and Maurice's. But…read morethat's the last of the chain stores. The rest has all left. Last year rue 21, fye and bath and body works left and earlier this year we lost GameStop. I'm not sure this mall will make it much longer. The rest of the mall is either empty or mom and pop type stores and there's an arcade on one end and one small tiny closet sized one on the other. And it's always quiet and vacant inside the entire mall. It's sad. Ten years ago this mall was very busy. Across town meanwhile Jackson crossing mall is entirely full of stores.

This mall has a lot of potential, but it could greatly benefit from having more stores. Ever since…read morethey opened the new bounce house attraction, it has gained more attention. The only store I remember consistently being open is Hot Topic; however, it seems like most other places are closed most of the time.

RIP to the last department store at the mall…read more Except for the movie theater and a few shops, there is not much to see here. Good for walking

Tried to call Men's Department 3 times tonight during business hours and got no answer after…read moreliterally hundreds of rings. They lost my business!

I need to give Cato in Wauseon a big kudos. Christmas shopping and saved my daughter in law's gift…read morefor Cato since she loves their clothing. From the friendly greeting upon entering the store til leaving with the perfect sweater, I decided I need to stop here more often. So much to choose from. The quality of the merchandise and the selections were nicely organized by colors, items and naturally sizing. The salesperson answered my questions, was extremely helpful and offered suggestions when asked. My purchase was completed smoothly while professional and friendly. What a credit this salesperson is to this local shop.