This is the best farmer's market I've been to! Super easy to figure out- plenty of (free) parking,…read morepublic restrooms available, and booths of all kinds. I like how the vendors can easily back up a truck to unload their things. Even on a rainy day, we had a great time! Just wish there were a few more vendors to fill the empty spaces.

Still a five-star farmers market. I have a CSA through Eighth Day Farm, so I've been coming weekly…read moreon Wednesday mornings. Outside of my veggie-heavy CSA haul, here's what ends up in my tote bags: -FRUIT: West Michigan is the fruit belt after all. The season starts with strawberries; peaks with peaches, apricots, nectarines, watermelon, cherries, raspberries, tomatoes, and BLUEBERRIES; and winds down with apples and pumpkins. -MORE VEG: Basically, you name it, and you'll find it at the market. -Maple syrup: you're very lucky if you can get your hands on the varieties infused with whiskey as well as elderberry. -Blank cards: go see Marguerite, she's a talented artist, and she also makes delicious jams. -Cheese: the Cheese People of Grand Rapids know their stuff. -Sourdough loaves -And during blueberry season: blueberry muffins from Bowermans...or blueberry donuts...or blueberry handpies. You can't go wrong. That's about all I can fit (and afford) on a weekly basis, and know that there's so much more deliciousness...and plants. There's a lot of those too! The market is also market-ing on Saturdays. That's when it's a full house in terms of vendors. If there's one vendor you can't pass by, it's Rudy at Fantabulous Fudge. He's been slinging *the best* fudge in the area for years, and in the fall, he makes some bomb caramel apples using orchard apples. Lastly, I recommend coming in the spring, summer, and fall if you can swing it, as there are certain vendors that only make appearances during certain parts of the season.

Great fresh blueberry treats and very friendly staff. Love all of the choices of food, drinks and…read moredesserts.

Visiting Holland from out of town and headed to pick some blueberries due to a recommendation from…read morea friend. We've never picked blueberries before, and the experience was easy and quick. In about 30 minutes, we picked 4 lbs of blueberries as a family and only had to pay about $8 for the fresh fruit. Cute market place with lots of treats and gifts on site as well.

Central Park Market is a wonderful, small, friendly, complete small grocer with fabulous meats,…read moredeli and fresh veggies & fruits, especially in season! They also carry wine, beer and alcohol. Also many hard to find vintage candies! An experience!

Four stars considering what it is. Look, you're not going to do all your shopping here. It's just…read morenot that kind of store. The size isn't right and your grocery bill will be high. But on the other hand if you need a handful of ingredients for a recipe or have to pick something up that you forgot earlier then this store fills in the blanks. The one thing that they do very very well is their deli. They have a wide assortment of things like pasta salads and chicken wings etc. It's a great way to get something to round out a family dinner or get something to add to your lunch. We come here around 4-5 times a month for small things. And given the proximity and the past salad it'll likely continue to be a place we stop by.

I love this store and wish I lived closer. As some reviewers have said, it's more expensive than…read morebig box stores, for similar items - but it's a peaceful oasis of a store, with specialty items I absolutely love. If I could afford it, I would shop here all the time:)

A wonderful store. The first thing I noticed was how great it smelled. It has a clean really good…read moresmell to it. The second I noticed was the produce area is first rate with lots of crops straight out of a growers garden, many looking like they just showed up. Well organized, and the people who work there are easy to talk to and very pleasant. Prices aren't as cheap as amazon or Sams or Walmart because this isn't that kind of store. This is a real store full of local, real produce, so of course it's going to cost more. All organic stores do. You get what you pay for here, and you get the same at those other stores, too. If you decide your health is important then you pay a bit more and get a lot more, and while you're getting healthier you are supporting the people who treat their soil right, and are giving you a quality food. A real food.

I love this asian market in Holland! There are about 3 main asian supermarkets in town, and this…read moreone is the biggest and holds a wide variety of goodies. There are big bags of rice you can purchase (different grains and brands), kitchen supplies, snacks, cooking supplies, ramen and more! Many snacks and desserts to choose from. Nice amount of cuts of meats you usually don't see in your everyday grocery store. They also have a few selection of korean products like buldak noodles and yellow pickled radish. Next to the shop is a nail, boba, and pho shop in the same plaza all owned by the same family. Owner is super nice!

Selection and service is always top notch. Thankful for all the Asian markets in Michigan in generalread more

Dont always have what your looking for. One day you have it the next time you go grab that same…read moreitem it's like they never sold it?? Floor staff are always RUDE if you ask for help. They don't know how to smile or be nice! They look mad all the time. The cashiers ?? Why do the move 100 miles n hr?? Is that necessary?? They may do their job right but they need training on their attitude Horrible customer Service! It's the worst of all the stores in my area. And I'm not just speaking for myself.

Alright let's embark on the magical adventure that is Aldi!…read more First let me say that this is the best Aldi that I've been in. The one on 24th street is good. But it lacks the size and overall selection that this one has. I try to buy as much as possible off my list here. Prices are always better than normal grocery. We buy 30-35 items every time we're here and haven't spent more than $60. If you're new to Aldi there are some things you should know. One of the biggest is to bring a quarter for the carts. You get the quarter back though. Another is that you should bring your own bags. They have bags here but you do have to pay a small price. Another thing about this Aldi in particular is that I always run into staff that are knowledgeable about the store and where to find things. I will continue to do as much shopping here as I can and I encourage you, your friends, your dog, and your friends dog to do the same.