Great selection of Italian and other international foods and meats. Lots of wines and fresh breads…read moreto select from

This store is an amazing find! I am always looking for fresh items and new places. This satisfied…read moreboth. This place carries some of the most exotic items that you won't find in a regular store or sometimes in your region. I saw cocao pods! This was so wild to me because I've always seen these mainly in the south. The store has some of the most fresh finds, liquors and wines, produce....and so on! You can get just about anything you want here. The cashier signed us up with the rewards program. She was nice. Will for sure come back here when back in the area!

This market is absolutely beautiful and the manager is incredible. Shout out to Todd.read more

I shop here frequently usually buying ready to eat meals, the salmon is always amazing as well as…read moretheir shawarma , and all of the soups that I have tried over the years are fantastic made in house

I've lived in Rochester for 6 years now & grew up in Troy, but somehow have never been to the…read moreDowntown Rochester Farmers' Market until this summer & boy have I been missing out! I have been checking out all of the farmers' markets in the SE Michigan area this summer, and while Eastern Market will always be the best, I am thoroughly impressed with the Rochester Farmers' Market! It definitely exceeded my expectations & I'm kicking myself for only now realizing what a gem I have in my own backyard! There are an impressive number of vendors every single time you go. I wasn't expecting nearly this many, and I like that it's almost an equal blend of regular vendors & rotating vendors! The farmers' market is located in just a standard size parking lot, but it still contains enough room for a vast selection of vendors, and probably most importantly several produce vendors. Competition is healthy, especially when it comes to veggies & fruits I believe, because it doesn't allow any one vendor to create a monopoly over it. My pro tip is to always do a lap throughout the entire market first to scope out what vendors are here and selling what produce at what prices before you start buying! Additionally, a big pro tip especially for Rochester Farmers' Market is to get there EARLY! This market closes at 1 pm, which I feel like is uniquely early, and that basically means that things sell out FAST, especially from one-off vendors. If you get there after 11, you can almost guarantee that some of the things you might've wanted to pick up will be sold out or slim pickings. Sometimes it's hard for me to wake up because all I want to do is sleep in at the start of the weekend, but it's worth it for this market! What makes the Rochester Farmers' Market extra special is that they allow dogs & they always have live music! It really puts you in a great mood & sets the tone for a wonderful Saturday morning outside, supporting hard working people & small businesses, interacting with just the loveliest vendors around, and getting to dog watch all the cute dogs that come through. Vibes all around :)

Opening day at Rochester Farmers Market is a tradition for me. It's a great Mkt for new…read moreentrepreneurs to show their wares and get great word of mouth advertising. You can find lots here, from Smoked and Fresh Michigan fish, knife sharpening, fruits and veggies to seedlings, herbs, flowers and veggies plants. They will have the Mkt on Saturdays 8-1 May thru October. They also hold a weekday mkt, I think it's on Thursdays from 4-7( double check) On 4th st.

Nice little ice cream shop in downtown Rochester!…read more They have tons of flavors here and many different non-ice cream options as well as coffee! It's a really small place but it would be nice if there was some more seating inside. Of course when we got there it started raining a lot so we couldn't walk around downtown Rochester or sit outside.

My family and I stopped by during Christmas break, and what a charming spot! They have a fantastic…read moreselection of ice cream treats, including a freezer of cakes-to-go. Service was excellent and their staff were friendly -- and they were busy! We ordered a milkshake, single scoop ice cream cup, and a hot cocoa float. Everything was delicious! Highly recommend this wonderful ice cream shop!

DATE & TIME: August 8, 2026…read more5:30pm, they were busy. AMBIANCE: Large grocery with many items to choose from. Very normal decor. Always pleasant place to walk through and try a few things. STAFF: CASHIER: Older lady, friendly enough, she wasn't rude. (I think she was a bit frustrated from her recent interaction with the "lead cashier" who was a blonde younger gal). OTHER (Stocker, Deli, Bakery, etc): No other interactions CLEANLINESS: All areas appears clean. BATHROOMS: Located in the back left corner by bakery. Clean and spacious enough. PRICES: Reminds me of Whole Foods = pricey. PARKING: Amble amount on their shared private lot. OVERALL THOUGHTS: Very cute & large gourmet market (key word is gourmet!). Lots of variety, plenty of food cases to choose from. VERY pricey! WOULD I RETURN? Yes, if in the area.

As the day is long!!!! I was given a cookbook by Chef Alex G. Signed sealed delivered…read more Yes!!! You are the store I ran to to get the ingredients for Tony Soprano the man that left us too soon. Once you buy the cookbook, Italian American forever. The lasagna. The lasagna is over the moon. It is that good!!! All the ingredients I needed I picked up here. And yes, I was given fresh I mean "fresh" lasagna sheets. I will never stop making that lasagna. Edie Falco!!! Thank You!!!!! Magazines that are laying around in restaurants. Pictures of Hollywood eating great food!! Great Store!!! Stay away from the bakery!! It's a trap!!

I have never experienced a grocery store so unorganized and wiped out of inventory anywhere in the…read moreUnited States, or in my lifetime. Visiting from California thought I had landed in some third world country, although that isn't even a fair comparison. I have experienced many third world country grocery stores that put this place to shame. Whole Foods should be ashamed to have such a horrendous store in their portfolio. Is this where Whole Foods is going? If it is, I'll steer clear, thank you very much. Literally half the items I went specifically to Whole Foods for were wiped out, and the store is disorganized with boxes of stuff strewn all around the place. And so many empty shelves. We are certainly in trouble if this is an example of where this country, or at least Michigan, is going. Simply horrible and upsetting to see.

FLORAL DEPT IS THE BEST Fast service & very friendly…read more Products are fresh and presentation is very pretty. Def recommend

SUCH A COOL PLACE! It's like walking back in time! Awesome candy store to find anything you are…read morelooking for! The owner was so nice! You can find anything between old candy, newer candy, and unique candy! I recommend to everyone to go in! Definitely will be coming back!

Such a fun experience to visit this shop. They have all kinds of candy, including their homemade…read morefreeze-dried treats (the skittles are amazing). This is a must stop! And our kiddos favorite place to visit.

Place: This place is super nice and cool! Very spacious and…read moresafety measures are set for COVID-19. Service: The service is nice and there is a hidden Babel restaurant inside the store. They are super patient and can make the food right on the spot. Food/price: The food is pretty good for the quantity and quality. The price did go up from the previous menu but makes sense during these times. Last time I checked the kabob is 1.50 each for 10 of them (the deal was a little confusing for me so I did not look into it). I would have to say that you NEED to buy the hummus, garlic, and cucumber dip for the bread or you will miss out! Audience: The audience is good for families and they have an amazing catering option. Recommend/tips? I would recommend and try the mixed tray if you are confused.

Updated review: Since my 1st visit I've bought more things…read morefrom here, including hot items from the grill area and salads from the deli. They have a great menu of made to order hot items including kafta kabob and pita sandwiches. You can either call in your order and have it ready when you arrive or place your order at the back counter and shop while you wait. Everything from the grill/deli has been fresh, delicious and worthy of return visits. I recommend this place- yes. I wound up on this side of town and seen this market. It wasn't on Yelp so I quickly added it. I was hesitant to go in, as I wasn't sure what it had to offer. But my kids noted the pita bread sign in the window and we're set to get some, so I figured I'd go in and see they actually made fresh pita on site. Sure enough they did! 5/$1 like they place I frequent near my house. The gentleman was pulling the hot pita bread out as I stood there and bagged up my pieces. They also had fresh made meat, spinach and cheese pies for only $1 each. What a deal! I grabbed 2 spinach and 2 meat to enjoy later at home. I walked over to the produce section and it was nicely organized. The fruits and veggies looked good and fairly priced from what I quickly looked at. I was happy to see my tiny lemons were plentiful and even a better deal then what I usually pay. They were 8/$1, my local place sells them 7/$1. The store was very large and similar to other Mediterranean markets. It was clean and organized, from the walk through I did that day. The 4 fresh made pies were delicious- I'd definitely buy them again! I had a bag full of goodies for only $5.60 and I was a happy customer. I'd definitely return if I ever end up near it again.

They have the best assortment of deli food to choose from. While their frozen pasta and appetizer…read moredishes are really pricey, their pastry cakes are absolutely marvelous, especially for the price. They have large assortment of nuts and coffee, which is really pricey but at least you get to see and taste the product before you make the huge purchase. Think of them as a more of an upscale Aldi. Their produce looks great. Better than most supermarkets in the metro Detroit area. You'll often find that they even have better prices than Meijer on some occasions. The self serve peanut butter station is just genius. You get to control how much YOU want. You don't have to buy a whole jar if you're not a big peanut butter eater. Same with honey and maple syrup. Although it would be extremely important if they could label the origins of their products. I'd be reluctant to say that their consumers have the right to know if they're buying Asian products.

We wound up here because I was missing the sodas from Hawaii and we found out they caried some. We…read moregot four cans and some grind your own peanut butter. The prices here, as always, are just fair. The place had a not so great smell and an alarm was going off the entire time we shopped and no one seemed to know how to attend to it or turn it off. Most of the cans for soda were good, but my husband tried the final one and it was off. It smelled and tasted like an IPA, they sold us a canned for turned pop. We hope to return it, but it was very disappointing.

I have had good experiences at this Meijer store. They usually have what I need in stock. The staff…read moreis good, too. At my latest shopping trip, an associate saw that I couldn't reach something and immediately came over to get it for me. I appreciate that kind of service these days.

Meijer is the Alice's Restaurant of retail, as you can get anything you want. My shopping list is…read moreproof, as I bought eye drops and Zyrtec (ah, springtime in Michigan!), a new top for dinner with the fam and a bottle of Glen Morangie to take back to the Smokin'Hubster. I even visited later to put gas in the Beetle's tank. Sadly the store has converted many registers to self-service. I won't use them unless forced, as I like to keep people on the payroll. Only two registers were attended and the lines were a bit long. I didn't wait long before Cheryl - a super helpful and friendly sales associate - opened another line and brought a few of us over. Thank you, Cheryl!! The selections are huge, the prices are reasonable (even cheap, when it comes to gasoline) and you will get your 10K steps in while shopping.