I'm a Jackson native who moved away at 18 to go to college and only recently returned last year…read more(after 12 years of living in Mount Pleasant, Ypsilanti/Ann Arbor and, later, the Oakland County area). While Oakland County and the Ann Arbor area are synonymous with boutique markets, Jackson - as an aging population of predominantly lower working middle-class folk - has a dearth of local grocery stores. Essentially, it's Walmart, Meijer, Kroger and Target. If you're looking to avoid chains, it's rather difficult. The exception to the hegemonic dominance of chains is Polly's. They're a chain in the loosest sense of the word; it's a local cluster of groceries in Jackson, Brooklyn, Chelsea and Dexter. There are three locations in Jackson (one in the rest). As a kid, Polly's was pure Jackson. The store on Spring Arbor Road had this old, rustic feel. We used to park in their parking lot and sit in the back of a pick-up truck during the 4th of July, as the fireworks could be seen from Cascades. I just went back to this location for the first time in at least twenty years, and it looks exactly the same as I remember (with mild renovations on the inside). Unsurprisingly, the hot food bar was mostly comfort food/soul food. I purchased a half pound of macaroni salad, which was rather cheap and relatively tasty. While there, I also noticed an older gentleman trying to grift the system by taking premium pre-bagged grapes and placing them in bags to be weighed out as generic produce. They have a good selection of Great Lakes Chips, which are hit-or-miss around here. Their prepared foods and in-house baked goods were incredibly cheap. It's certainly not an all-star, home run kinda thing. But it feels quite...quaint. It's very Jackson-y. I'm glad it still exists.

This is a calm, quaint, local grocery store with the same options as the big box stores with…read moresimilar or lesser pricing! They have a great deli market with tons of high quality selections! Will definitely be going there for all future grocery runs.

I live in California but wanted to send groceries to a family member in an Ann Arbor Hospital…read more Delivice was awesome! Only thing I would recommend is to add an 'OTHER' category for tipping online. I would have liked to tip my shopper more but the largest option was only $7.99 (my order was a little over $50) Otherwise my shopper was friendly and fast! Would totally recommend this company.

First, the person never introduced him/herself. I received a text letting me know the toilet tissue…read moreI ordered was unavailable and would it be okay to get a store brand replacement? Of course! I thought I would hear back saying something on the lines of... On my way! or I'm here! Instead, I was looking at the clock and thought I would look out my window. As it was, there was a car parked precisely where I told them to park. I went to the front door and a young man was standing there as if he had been there awhile. I asked if he rang the bell and he said yes, though I didn't hear my doorbell. No worries... He hands me my one bag and very small pkg of TP. The total was 60+ and I expected more bags, but no worries again, then I see he bought the most expensive grapes, the smallest/greenest Cantaloupe, 5 fairly yellow bananas, (for which I had requested greener ones) the smallest bag of spinach and 3 tomatoes I am fairly sure were not "organic" at all. He selected Kroger's, which is my "go to" and I know their products very well, and he did select the most expensive of almost every item. Called the number but received a VM. Reason for my call? The price had not been adjusted for the TP substitution. Hopefully, Benny will call me with a new total on my one and only order with Delivice. So, when you put this one lil ol' service of mine all together, I rate it a two (2). I have ordered from three other local A2 delivery services and found each to be far more superior and professional. They provided a much better communication between shopper and customer, better product selections and each had a much better "user friendlier" website (BTW). Also, I think giving a new customer a discount is smart, maybe then I wouldn't feel so "ripped off!" and disappointed. You did not, and I have left your sphere. Good bye and Good Luck. A2 Townie, VT.

We love Plum market because of the produce, specialty items, and probably the most importantly the…read morerotisserie chicken. Costco rotisserie chicken makes me very sick, but I can easily consume plum market, rotisserie chicken. We love their local and specialty items. My kids are obsessed with Tillamook cheese sticks. We've had really good service specifically in the produce and meat department with people helping us and going above and beyond. One time a produce worker offered to make a mirepoix (fresh cut vegetables for soup ) for us while we were shopping, and when I was introducing my baby to solid foods, I got a lot of great tips from the meat counter worker. I will say that the prices are exorbitant and some things. I wish I could shop here full-time but it is very expensive. But when you have allergies, they learn that some things are worth paying a little bit of a premium for. We will always come in for their produce and rotisserie chickens. The produce I buy here is always fresh and delicious and I've never had a problem with mold, bruises, or slimy vegetables. I can always trust the quality at Plum market. They have an app also which has some pretty great deals sometimes. Their hot case is delicious if you don't have a bunch of allergies. We used to enjoy that quite frequently. The fish and chips are really good. I love how the bathroom has a fresh bouquet of flowers. They are beautiful and such a nice touch. I can always trust that any allergen specific food I will find at plum. I'm so thankful to have this in the community!!

I've heard a lot of great things about the Plum Market prior to coming here but after coming here…read morei'm truly not to impressed. Firstly, the food that is theirs really good just by looking at it and what is offered but it's pretty pricey. I got their soup as well and I can't believe a medium lentil is about ten dollars. They do have a great selection of hard cider as well and I think that's moderately priced which isn't too bad. They were giving out free samples of their new bacon and I was really impressed with that. Store is really clean and feels really upscale. Overall, i thought this was a really good store but various things that I was looking forward to not exist here and my expectations were not blown away. Still a solid place to check out nonetheless.

Doesn't feel like a small town grocery store, until you get to the polite and friendly checkout…read moreperson! Perfectly decent selection of produce and meats, and managers specials that are a good value!

I'm always amazed that I can find everything on my grocery list for upcoming family dinners and…read morestill be shopping in a right-sized, people- friendly grocery store! Great to find local vendors being featured in the Grab N Go section. Best of all, this is a community-owned cooperative with sustainability as a core value.

SUCH AN AMAZING SPACE!!!! I am so grateful to have the choice to boycott big business like Whole…read moreFoods, Kroger, Target and others and have the opportunity to shop here instead. It's been on my list of things to do for a while and now I am proud to have finally come here. The vibe is comforting, just small enough and tastefully jam packed with many incredible options. The dry goods made me lose my mind, not only everything you need from nuts to grains and beans but a whole wall of an herbalists dream and a tea lovers necessity. Even cooking spices and some sacred saps to burn for spiritual cleansing and rituals. Phenomenal staff, everyone looks happy! Really really grateful to have this space open in down town.

Nice store little store with a lot in it. Potato salad, and macaroni salad is awesome. Can't wait…read moreto try more.

Good food portion service price quality. Good looking truck…read morestop. Get the 3 pc & side jambalaya! . Bruh krispy krunchy is better than chesters

Shower floors are cracked and you can almost feel like you'll fall through. The bathrooms are dirty…read moreand the employees I dealt with were rude. One was on her cell phone the entire time she was ringing up my transaction and the other followed me to the showers and stood outside the door to make sure I didn't sneak anyone in. Skip it and head down the highway to Loves in Marshall. Its cleaner and the staff is friendly

For years now for holidays and special occasions we order specialty meats.Dave in the meat…read moredepartment has always made sure our order was in on time and butchered perfectly. He is a great employee for Polly's

I bought a 3lb bag of clementine's, when I opened the bag they were all rotten, Great quality…read morecontrol!