Wonderful butcher shop. Best meats in the area. I've never had Italian sausages so lean and tasty…read more Steaks are very well butchered. Highly recommend.

Good priced and great quality meat. Especially the ground beef. Only place I buy burger from nowread more

So Harding's is a small time version of the Meijer and Walmart of the world and by the looks of…read morethis one; they are not keeping up. The store is a bit old and tattered but they still try to stay ahead of the pack...it isn't working. The only reason folks still go here is a matter of convenience and for weekly sales, otherwise they likely would be boarded up.

I work downtown and this is my favorite place to go for lunch! They have a full coffee bar, a full…read moredeli, custom-ordered sandwiches, a rotating hot bar, rotating soups, and an amazing selection of grocery items and cold deli items. They have wine and beer, local products, and a really inviting atmosphere. The service is always friendly and prompt. I love their hot bar the most. I end up spending less than $3 for each meal I get from the hot bar. Some days it's pasta, some days it's Mexican food, sometimes it's Chinese food, it is always something different!

Mr. MVP works on the downtown mall and there are a lot of options for eating and coffee, but…read morebecause of our ketogenic diet those options are unfortunately not on our list. We meal prep every week and Mr. MVP packs a lunch and snacks, so he has not had to buy a lunch in years, but every so often it is nice to join the people in his office for a quick walk outside to grab a coffee or a snack. When City Centre Market opened we really did not think anything about it because normal delis are just that, delis full of deli food with sugar and carbohydrates. City Centre is very different. First of all, for the sugar and carb eaters, City Centre has a bakery and a small grocery line with pasta, soda, rice, ice cream, and chips, so do not panic. For the ketoers, however, City Centre is pretty spectacular. They have a huge selection of sugar free and low carb foods. They carry a lot of salami, meat, and cheese, as well as pickles, pre-packed hard boiled eggs and bulk nuts. They also have Halo Top and Quest brand frozen pizza and snacks. There is a full salad bar and coffee bar along with produce from the Food Co-Op. City Centre has kitchen and home essentials like laundry detergent and soap as well as lotion and baby wipes. They also have a small selection of dog and cat treats and food. Their facebook page lists the following: Sandwiches toasted or cold Full Espresso bar with Nitro Cold Brew Breakfast Sandwiches Smoothie Bar made with Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, and coconut water 100% vegan. Nutrition-boost available ( Açaí powder, Chia Seeds, Maca Powder, Hemp Seeds) Salad Bar set by 8AM Fresh Soups (4 rotating varieties daily) Fresh baked goods Specialty Cheese with cheese from all over the world Baked or steamed options on the hot bar Meal Solutions choose 1 protein and 2 sides for $10 We also learned that they are offering downtown local employees 10% off their meal purchase for the next few months. We dropped by on Saturday morning and left with a bottled water, some cheese, salami and pickles for our morning snack. The owner came out to thank us for stopping in and the employee who checked us out was friendly and helpful. Mr. MVP is happy to have a healthy and convenient option right on the downtown mall and on a busy week it might take the pressure off meal prep every so often.

Friendly service in a good location - the library is across the street and there are a couple…read morepicnic tables under shady trees. The menu is so diverse and complex that it's almost overwhelming (in a good way). There are flavors, toppings, and sundaes to satisfy anyone's appetite, and what you receive is good bang for your buck.

Twisters has disappointed me yet again. I ordered an Oreo flurry and it comes out soupy. I was told…read moretheir ice cream was coming out liquidy. Best they could do was offer me a straw. I asked for a refund and they obliged.

What a kick a$$ little deli and store. Now under new ownership that is investing in the place and…read morebuilding on a solid foundation of what Robert built, the Scotts Store offers great pizza slices for lunch on the go and tasty toasted subs that are great bang for your buck. Soft serve machine during the warm weather months is a staple that was brought back and is welcome by all. The staff is really friendly and helpful. P.S. the breakfast pizza on Wednesday mornings is crazy good.

Great pizza and hot sandwiches. The pizza has tons of toppings with extra cheese. Price is…read morefair considering amount of toppings. Never had to wait longer than promised

So,when I was a kid my grandfather would take me to the meat locker to get meat. This place is…read morestill in business after 50 years. It might be second or third generation. These folks do meat right. My wife and I have bought our meat there for thirty years. I recently became addicted to collard greens with smoked turkey legs. So I thought maybe a smoked ham hock would be cheaper and better. I bought a hock from the locker and got enough meat off of one for three large pans of greens. HOLY CRAP this thing is awesome. I love this place. Check it out they have outlets all over Kalamazoo

Daysha's *is* local flavor to the 5th degree…read more My friends refused to go in the store with me several times on the sole basis that I had a man-bag on me, and they thought I'd get beat up. To their surprise, I always came out unscathed. Maybe it was because I was purchasing 40s and it gave me street cred, or maybe it's because Daysha's gets it. Once, I was even complimented by two women.........yeah ok that doesn't help my case. But, it's certainly the place to go if you're a K college kid "slumming it" on douglas.

Whether it's the dirty, crowed isles, frozen meat in the "Deli", poor management, or the constant…read morepanhandling from its "customers", this place doesn't deserve to be open. The prices are high, even for a convenience store. But I suspect they mostly sell alcohol, smokes, tobacco, and lotto tickets and don't care about the cost of the everyday staples. I went in one day to check out the "legitimate" meat counter. The staff was eager to help, especially since there was no meat in the display coolers. It was all in the walk-in freezer the staff explained. I asked for pork loin and they were able to pull out pre-cut pork loin from the freezer but not until after one staff member reminded the other to wash his hands! Needless to say, I didn;t eat this meat. Upon paying for the meat, it appeared to me that there were lines waiting for the cash registers but a gentleman waved me up to his register and rang me up. He seemed to make up prices on the spot, but it was cheaper than I was quoted at the meat counter. Leaving, I found the parking lot filled with people and two police cruisers, making me wonder what I missed while I was in the store.

Small grocery store with lots of Hispanic products. You'll…read morefind carne al pastor alreadY seasoned for your tacos. You'll find all types of seasoning, candy, ice cream, cheese, grains, and fresh produce. It is small but it does have a variety of products that your Hispanic dishes will need. Don't be discouraged by the lack of parking in the front, drive to the back of the store they have parking for at least 10 other vehicles

Let me tell you how fantastic this hidden gem is:…read more 1) The owner is the friendliest guy in Kalamazoo. You may see him at the Farmer's Market, or running into his neighbor's restaurant, Nonla Burger, for a snack, or being very, very helpful at the store. You can identify him by his HUGE smile and welcoming manner. 2. Fresh meat, of all kinds, Lately, we're really into the tiny cubed bits of beef, for a quick spicy stir fry, but there are also all kinds of sausages, and spiced meat for fajitas, etc. 3. All kinds of tortillas - both corn and wheat. 4. Fresh veggies, including papaya, aloe, tomatillos, avocados, and a slew of hot peppers. 5. Speaking of hot peppers, you'll find a variety of dried ones in front of the meat counter, and on the spice rack. 6. ROASTED PORK every weekend! It's in a blue cooler by the cash register, and you just pick out the bits you want, and have them weighed and sealed up at the meat counter. 7. At the farmer's market stand, get the fresh chips, freshly made salsa, and our favorite, homemade tamales. YUM. Now, I could go on and on (all kinds of canned goods, including Dominican red beans; dried goods; laundry soap; pinatas; and more), but the main thing is that you know you're in an authentic shop when people from that culture shop there. This is clearly a hub for excellent food, supplies, and even medicine from abroad. We go here at least once a week!