Reviewing their new location: The building was well done…read moreand the store itself has a lot of variety! A great one stop shop for many. They carry other store brands and products not only Hispanic centered products which is nice and gives options. Note the prices feel a little higher than when going to a larger grocery chain but that is to be expected. They have a wonderful selection of pan dulce, beans, dried chilies, fruits and vegetables. You can find all the spices you need to make your grandmas famous dishes! So many imported goods. You can also find many different cuts of meats, hot foods and cold prepared food items for easy dinner options. Overall the store was clean and very organized. Everything was nicely displayed and the aisles were spacious. Staff was kind and friendly at checkout. Parking is easy given they do have a larger parking space compared to their previous location.

Congratulations on your new location!! Please keep an eye…read moreon the prices, some groceries are as expensive as Meijer. No bueno.

I love this grocery store. It's a little hidden gem for me as I live close by. Supermercado Mexico…read moreusually my "I forgot something or don't need much" store, as they're conveniently near me. I was pondering about getting churros today but at first no one was behind the counter. But one of the staff who was stocking a shelf nearby asked me if I wanted anything. I told her I am a regular and I always have to tell myself to stop myself from getting churros. She actually convinced me to get churros today haha. Just found out she drew a heart on the bag. So cute! The staff are friendly! I love this place so much. My husband too. He really misses the pumpkin seeds covered in chili powder!

They just opened a new location immediately adjacent to their old spot and it's fantastic. Baked…read moregoods, chorizo, mexi-meats, cheeses, chips, tortillas, Mexican sodas, snacks and dried chilies from Mexico. Also an awesome collection of frozen treats. Check it out.

If you can't get your meat fresh from the farmer this is the next best thing! When you walk in the…read moresmell of the spices and savory goodness will have your mouth watering. It's ALWAYS busy so grab a number and you will soon have your turn. They are quick, friendly and have great suggestions if you're uncertain about what to get. After you procure the meats don't miss the wall of deli salads! The macaroni cheddar is a favorite here along with the buttery crab. I love how many local farmers they support with their cheeses, eggs, produce and of course meat! You may pay a little more but it's a million times worth it!

I've shopped Sobie Meats since Tim opened the first store on Remembrance and Richmond. Never…read moredissatisfied with quality or service. I've met Amy Jones and she's a great lady. I'll continue to shop there.

This used to be a great place. Came in to buy sweet red Italian wine sausage. The sign was marked…read more$5.99 a pound. Then they told me that $.5.99 a pound isn't the price. The price was $7.99 a pound. How is that ? Prices haven't gone up!! Also by law if the price is marked or if there is a sign on a product that's the price that has to be honored. They are pricing them selves out of business. You can go to other meat markets and the prices are better. Also this new version of sweet red wine Italian isn't even as good as the old owners.

Great jerky, and great steaks. If you get steaks, ask them to pre season them. Also buy their…read moresignature steak seasoning to use at home. It is the very best I've ever used, and I run out of it too fast! So good!

I meant Chicken Salad is amazing! I typed children not…read morechicken! Everything good at Bobs Butcher Block Try the seasoned sirloin roast!! So So good!

Bob's came to the rescue of our marching band! Our competition schedule was drastically changed due…read moreto weather and we needed a way to feed 200 people during a bus ride. Bob's made 200 subs in a matter of hours for us. They saved the day! we use them every year for subs when we need a meal to go. Subs are delicious and affordable, all with friendly service.

I'm happy to report that since the remodel of this store, it's now my favorite Aldi location! I…read morelove Aldi for their low prices and decent quality products. I can usually find everything I need and get in and out of the store super quickly, which is a definite plus for me. I haven't noticed the "zombie apocalypse" vibe in the store recently with boxes and items everywhere. It's usually pretty organized and shelves are usually stocked, even with shortages of products being the norm lately. If you've never been to an Aldi, bring your own bags or be ready to pay a small fee for paper bags or nicer reusable plastic bags. Then you'll need a quarter for a cart - you insert the quarter into the slot on the right side of the cart, which releases it from the line of carts. Then when you're done, return the cart and insert the little chain into the back end of the slot, and it will push your quarter back out for you! I'm never without my "Aldi quarter" in case I ever need to make a quick stop. Once inside you'll find a wide variety of pantry staples, seasonal items, "Aldi finds (limited time products)," deli items, frozen food, and a decent amount of produce. Pricing is typically lower than most grocery stores and you'll see a lot of Aldi branded things in addition to some name brand items. I personally have come to prefer many of the Aldi brand items over some name brands. The Aldi finds aisle is always fun to check out as you can sometimes find hidden gems there. I got a Calico Critters set for my niece once - those aren't always easy for me to come across. I love their seasonal decor items, too - including the cute wreath with fake pumpkins on it that I got last fall. Check for quality on these items, since it can be a little hit or miss, but for a seasonal item that I use once a year it's usually fine. Some things I stock up on at Aldi: canned beans, eggs, cheese, frozen food including shrimp, salty snacks like chips and popcorn, produce, and chocolate - they are known for having a great selection of imported chocolate. Aldi is also my go-to spot if I'm making a cheese and charcuterie board, as they have a lot of great options including lots of great dried fruits and nuts, meats, and cheeses. One thing that I always notice is that there are usually only ever one or two employees at the checkout lanes, but they are super speedy and it never really takes too long to get in and out of the store. The parking lot is pretty large for this Aldi and there is plenty of other parking nearby.

We recommend skipping the bottle return area and particularly the Aldi branded canned/bottled…read moredrinks, which their machines decline to accept, with the exception of the occasional (perhaps 1 in 6) which it will accept after rejecting the same bottle/can five times or more. There is no customer service area to take returns; instead, you will be in line with people with carts full of groceries. The clerk will give you the stink eye and ask you if you've counted your bag full of Aldi brand cans/bottles rejected by its pathetic machine. Seems odd that a retailer would sell products with deposits and then make returns of deposit items so difficult and unpleasant. Why sell these beverages at all if you are going to make it so difficult for customers to recoup their deposits? (Hint: it's for the money.)

Carvers must be doing something right. Three of the four people in my family chose to get a meal…read morefrom Carvers over the multiple other choices at Grand Rapids Downtown Market, so that must mean something! Carvers has an actual kids menu. I don't think any other food stall in the market has a kids menu, so that's a bonus. The kids' menu includes the standard kid fare: chicken tenders, grilled cheese, a hot dog, a cheeseburger. That was enough variety for my children, who picked a grilled cheese and cheeseburger. All of the kids' meals are served with fries. We also got steak fries, which I was told were "very good." OK! The steak fries were what you'd imagine them to be: fries topped with chopped pieces of steak, topped with white cheese sauce. I was impressed by Carvers ready-to-eat offerings in their refrigerated case. They had stuffed baked potatoes, ready-to-grill asparagus, cole slaw, egg rolls, and even elote salad (which is labeled as street corn salad). Lots of delicious-looking foods ready to take with you.

Located in the Downtown Market, this full-service butcher is also a restaurant featuring quality…read moremeats. There is a lot of foot-traffic in the market, but ordering has never been difficult and the service is typically decent. Over the years, I've been back to Carver's multiple times and they have upped their game since my first visit. The burgers have been great and the fries are particularly good. Their menu changes with their inventory, but there are always burgers and good sandwiches. The French Dip, Pulled Pork and Reubens have been standouts. This is now my go-to for lunch when the family stops at the Downtown Market.

I love this store because the staff is so friendly and helpful. We've been making a lot of Asian…read moredishes and Asian Delight has all the ingredients to do it right. We really had to upgrade our rice game so we bought a rice maker. Our first few batches were disappointing so before returning the rice maker, we went to Asian Delight Marketplace. It turned out Uncle Ben's or most of the "grocery store" rices just don't cut it. We bought one of the rices they recommended and every batch since was perfect. Our definite go to store when we need Asian ingredients or groceries.

Asian Delight Marketplace is our go-to spot for finding ingredients for Japanese and Korean…read morecuisine. Their selection is vast and the prices are pretty affordable too. The staff are also super friendly and are willing to help if we have questions. I always enjoy grabbing a Calpico from the fridge after a shopping trip. Highly recommend if you're looking to cook any Asian food!