I finally had the opportunity to go this version of the Flint Farmers' Market and I was pleasantly…read moresurprised. It is centrally located downtown and shares a decent sized free parking lot with a few other businesses. Inside there are a plethora of small businesses including restaurants, bakeries, a gallery, stores and the Flint Children's Museum and Store. In the back there are plenty of tables and seats to enjoy your meal or snack while there. I was just there to browse and see what they have to offer but unfortunately, I wasn't able to return to try any of the establishments. I do hope to try something on the next go around. On the day that I visited, it was clean, organized and easy to navigate; for the most part it goes around in a circle with only a few businesses e.g. pizza, ice cream place, etc. tucked in a corner. It definitely was worth stopping in to see what it was all about.

I love the food. Always great food and a great time! I wish it was open 7 days a week. 3 days is…read morenot enough!! There is food for any type of diet.

An excellent source of locally produced fruits and vegetables. The girl that runs this stand really…read moreknows her stuff, she's very informative. The focus is on a natural, more wholesome products. The produce is locally grown and contains no pesticides, etc. If you're into organic produce and locally grown greenhouses/farms, then this place is for you. She even sells organic and "natural" skincare & beauty products now. There's more to the Local Grocer than just greens. It's located in the Flint Farmer's Market and open during market business hours (three days a week, Tues, Thurs, Sat). Not the cheapest prices, but it's worth it.

I stopped here for lunch in between appointments and I truly believe this place has potential. I…read morehad difficulty finding something for lunch and settled on egg salad and some locally sourced dried cherries. The prices were reasonable and they have items for specific and sensitive diets. My wish would be that there would be an expanded selection but this place truly is a gem within the city of Flint.

Highly recommend for specific Asian cooking supplies. Just a great place to shop. Owners very…read morehelpful. Enjoy shopping there!

Very Asian shop. It's pretty small, but there are plenty of…read moreitems from overseas. Owner was friendly and helped me find what I needed.

Dale's Natural Foods has been a local community store for decades. I have fond memories of shopping…read morehere with my Mom when I was in elementary school, and it was located downtown. It seems to be keeping up with the various health food options and dietary preferences. I was pleased to see some of my favorite foods, snacks, and products in stock. Most of the prices are comparable to what I'd expect for these types of items. Although I've yet to try it, the cafe and juice bar looks like a nice edition to the store since the days of being located downtown. The store is generally always neat, clean, and organized. Someone will typically say hello when you walk in. I'm glad to see that this store is still in business after many decades, and I wish the family much success in running the store for generations to come.

Great place to shop friendly staff good prices healthy foods vitamins vegan foods ectread more

Uh, why would anyone choose to shop here? Out of sheer desperation, I guess…read more This place is beyond ridiculous. Out of date food items, dust and rust on canned goods, dirty shelves, low stock, high prices, and the store smells heavily of mildew and mold. The walls are covered in water stains. The shelves are stained and old. Nothing has been upgraded in decades, if it ever was remodeled. This place has a prime downtown location and could be turned into a quality deli or gourmet food shop or liquor store. It needs a major renovation, a deep cleaning, better quality stock and good prices and a staff that actually notices when people walk in and isn't bent over their phones in the back room or ignoring customers on their phones by the register (yeah, I saw that). I think this store is a relic of days past and with a very nice Meijer down the street and decent Kroger a few blocks away on the same main drag, why bother with this place? It isn't any more convenient in regards to location and it doesn't have anything you'd want and the prices are higher than anywhere else, plus the store smells like mildew. I got a bad headache and had watery eyes after being in here five minutes. It is that filthy. I didn't feel well for hours afterward. My wife had an asthma attack from walking inside and being in here five minutes. Everywhere we looked, the shelves were badly stocked and items had layers of dust on them, and many food items were expired and still on the shelf. The prices for what they are selling are far more than other competing grocery store chains.

We moved to Swartz Creek several years ago and I went there to show support for local store owners,…read moreI left there wondering how they've survived for so long with the bad attitude they have for their customers. I went there a second time thinking maybe, just maybe they were having a bad attirude day, but this time I took my wife who has never been there. I laughed as my wife walked out vowing never again.

Best Hot Dogs Meat products in the USA! When we travel to visit friends out of State we have to…read moretake them a box of Koegel's.

People of Flint, you have 2 exports to be proud of; Michael Moore and Koegel Hot Dogs…read more Now how in the heck can I review Koegel Hot Dogs if I am in Pennsylvania? An explanation is needed. Here in Pittsburgh, we have an old church-turned-bar/concert venue called Altar that is located in the Strip District section of the city. Altar does not serve food, but out front during an event, you'll often find a hot dog cart operated by a guy/gal tandem. Sometime last year, I went to Altar for the first time, and needing to stave off hunger pangs, decided to get a frank or 2 before entering Altar. In doing so, I tasted the most daringly different damn dog ever. After chatting with the vendor, I found out where they originated from and located a website later that evening at home. Here I was thinking at first that perhaps the vendors made the dogs themselves or got them from a local butcher. That's how perfect they are. "Serve the curve" for darn sure. Hell, they're way ahead of it. Tie me up with a rope made of these linked franks anyday so I can eat my way out of my bonds like an escape artist/competitive eater hybrid. Then repeat.

The Local Grocer not only has a brick and mortar place but they do food pop ups at one of my…read morefavorite places at the Flint Farmers market at the Market Tap. Tonight was Thai noodles with veggies and I added chicken plus a coconut cupcake which was divine. I look forward to all their food as they never disappoint. They also do meals you can buy as well weekly. Highly recommend.

Last week they made steak burritos that were outstanding. And sopapillas work hooked to…read moreperfection. It's great that they offer delivery to Flint residence for those of us who can't get out very often. And the young lady who delivers always has a smile on her face and is a nice person.

For more than planning a graduation open house/baby shower/bridal shower/backyard party…read more. I was shocked at how nice their produce is!!! This place has everything- fresh produce (fruit/veggies), cakes, deli items/meat, artisan cheeses, cakes and other desserts, pasta salads, fresh rotisserie chickens, snacks, party supplies, and appetizer items. Its not just a good place for supplying a party or bulk buying. The prices were decent, selection was good, and truthfully, the produce was far fresher and more diverse than shopping at Aldi, of which I've grown tired and I'm pretty over the Aldi thing! My husband loves their fresh chicken and deli pasta salads here. I like their produce and array of plant based veggie meat options!! The store is clean, well stocked, with decent pricing, and the lines are very short compared to traditional grocers..