Kmart

I don’t know how K-​Mart stays in business. This store is a ghost town. Hardly any customers in there at all. K-​Mart used to be known for low prices, well not anymore. You can get the same items for MUCH less at Wal-​Mart, Meijer, or Target. Those other places would be cleaner and better organized as well.
This place has really gone downhill since the Kresge family sold it. I remember as a kid how it used to be a nice place to shop. They had everything and reasonable prices too. So sad to see how far it has fallen.
The only «advantage» of going here is the convenience of speedy shopping. Think of it more like a 7-​Eleven. High prices, but not having to wait in long lines to check out. Fast in and out.
That’s about it for reasons to go there.

Had to give 5 stars to bring up the average. This is a great place to zip in and out when you need deportment store type item. The check out can be slow BUT compare that to the stress of the traffic, parking lots, and longer lines of Walmart and Targets of the area and you are much better off going here. Also Kmart’s reward program is the only reward program that actually is useful. I’m often surprised how much straight cash I have on my card. No saving receipts or coupons necessary. Just swipe the card and it builds money. I have always been able to find what I need here. Car supplies, socks, tool, etc good prices and Much much better than dealing with Walmart! Stop dissing this place and get over the 5 minute wait at check out. I see you people huffing and puffing. Your time can not be that important seeing as how you look like you spend about 10 hours a day on the couch. Relax and try being friendly to the check out people for once and see how it improves your experience and your life. You flippin’ grouches. Long Live Kmart!

If you are in a hurry do NOT shop here. The cashiers are NOT trained and they hardly have more than one lane open. — Call ahead of time if you see in the weekly add that comes in the Sun. newspapers because THIS store does not carry a lot that is in the ads!

I really wanted to give Kmart a try. After walking around for a long time I checked out. The one register with a light had a customer waiting and NO cashier. Finally cashier goes to her register. After ringing up the five items the lady in front of me had, it still took about 5 minutes. Another register opens up and instead of calling next in line, the person behind me goes to the newly opened register. (I am short, and the height between the registers is too high). Anyway, the lady behind Me had a full cart and still checked out before the lady in front of me. Another register opens and she called next in line. Finally !!! After about 10 – 15 minutes in line it was my turn. If I was not so desperate for the two items I had I would have just walked out. I will NEVER return. Completely ridiculous workers. Too slow. It amazes me that the entire time I was walking around not one employee made eye contact with me asking if I needed any help. I understand why there are not many people here. Sorry Kmart, you disappoint me.

I thought FOR SURE this store would have closed years ago. The employees are SO SLOW, the clientele is RIDICULOUS. We were there earlier today– twice, neither time did we find exactly what we were looking for (it happens), but the second time did buy something (or attempted to) and the cashier was helping the customer in front of us pick outfits to buy, encouraging her to go back and get different sizes or 2 for 1 deals over and over again WITHOUT offering to take care of the rest customers actually READY to cash out! I s*** you not, this has happened every time I have been there.

I figured I should elaborate some on my Quick Tip. This store has: Long waits (15 lanes with 1 open type scenarios), personnel that is uninterested in their job, dingy and old looking interior, ittybitty grocerie section, chronically out of product, strange lay-​out and stupid prescription program (a yearly paid membership). Im not sure what else to say.
I avoid this store as much as I can, I think I visit for a last-​minute item once every 3 years. The only thing that changed is the now somewhat different clientele.