I like that I can find exotic fruit and vegetables that aren't in my neighborhood Kroger. The…read moreoptions change with the season. I'm also happy they carry Sukary dates. They have a better taste (to me) than Medjool dates. I can eat they plain or add them to a smoothie. They're also delicious when chopped and added to salads. The prices are fair and they have an abundance of whatever is in stock. Recently, I've noticed that they put ice on some of their produce. I suppose that helps keep it fresh longer. One improvement I'd like to see is fewer gnats and removing produce that's obviously over ripe. Checking out is relatively quick. I like going early, before the crowd.

Marginal produce at the best prices around. Great selection of general groceries too. On a recent…read morevisit much of the produce went rotten pretty fast. So sharpen your eye and pick out the good stuff (or eat it quick). PROS: The veggies are pretty good here. Love the selection of fresh lettuces, peppers, potatoes, and cukes. Lots of unique Asian and African vegetables too. Love the roasted peanuts in a paper bag. Delicious bread straight from a bakery in Windsor, Canada (check the dates! It goes stale fast). Flowers, plants and other nursery items are sold at great prices outside the front entrance. CONS: I've had terrible luck with the fruit here. Pithy nectarines, hard plums, dry oranges, and forever-green bananas. They specialize in large melons. Roll the dice and pray you get a good one. Watch out for the nasty onions, rancid radishes, and squishy eggplants. Ambience is pure East side, open stalls overflowing with product, kinda tight, ramshackle and clunky but full of character. Very diverse crowd and staff. Service has always been efficient. They give senior discounts on certain days of the week.

As I'm prioritizing safety during this global pandemic but still would like to eat nutritious,…read morehealthful foods, I find that the way I shop is changing. It's tough to shop at my usual places where there are SO many out of stocks & where it doesn't feel like some stores are taking enough health/sanitizing precautious for their employees AND shoppers -- so, I've been trying new places like Frog Holler! From what I understand, they're typically a wholesaler that supplies to restaurants. But, they've adjusted their business model/offering quickly so that non-business shoppers like you & me can order from me! It was very easy/seamless -- they have a Shopify page (https://frog-holler-produce.myshopify.com/) to place your order & select a pick up time. It was a contact-less pick up -- they ask you for your name + you open your truck/door & they'll plop it right in. I went for The Original OG! (assorted organic bundle). The assortment changes but they have what's included listed out. My produce box was AWESOME - the fruits & veggies were really fresh. They also sell some breads (from a local baker), dairy/eggs, vegetarian items (tofu, tempeh, seitan, beyond burger). I will definitely be ordering again! Thanks for making it just a little bit easier to eat nutritiously during this time, Frog Hollow!

I'm visiting my parents for a few months during the pandemic. I have a veggie delivery service…read morewhere I live and love it, so I thought I'd try out a local service while in Ann Arbor. I was hoping for seasonal, local produce*, so this wasn't quite what I wanted. However, I am giving it 5 stars because it was exactly as marketed, and the produce was excellent. Plus, there was a ton of produce in the Pear-fect box (just $25), and the penny delivery during the pandemic is such a fantastic deal--Just $5 regularly isn't bad either! We even gifted some of the bananas to the neighbors because there were so many that were perfectly ripe and ready to eat! *There were fruits/veggies that aren't grown locally and several items that weren't in season, so they must have traveled quite a distance. If Frog Hollow were more connected to local farms, I think my parents would subscribe to a weekly box! I surely would!

There I was, sitting at Clark's with a giant ice-cream cone, and I saw this produce stand basically…read morein the yard of the antique store. I couldn't believe my eyes. The selection was pretty respectable: heirloom tomatoes, sweet peppers, green peppers, onions, beets, apples, giant zucchinis, small zucchinis, carrots, cucumbers, garlic, eggs, and possibly more that I'm forgetting about. By and large, the produce looks impeccable, and they have done brisk business on the first 2 days open. Prices are similar to what you'd pay at any suburban farmer's market, with the bonus of not having to actually be in Royal Oak or Birmingham: I got a giant zucchini and lovely green pepper for $2. It is perhaps a bit strange that you'd have a produce stand no more than 30 seconds away from a Hiller's Market - Hiller's produce is very good, and reasonably priced. But that's Berkley for you. They will be here every day until Halloween, and if you're at Clark's, or just in the area, it's definitely worth a visit!

Great produce, absolutely fresh. Free-range chicken eggs, too. Kid-friendly. Support your local…read moreMichigan farmers.

My review is about this venue as an event space…read more I attended a networking event at the RO Farmers Market on last week. I was first pleased with the parking. There's parking surrounding the building as it shares lot space with the municipal offices of the city. It's quite a large space, great for expos, fairs, etc. I could even see it as a wedding venue; which it likely is. The are food services spaces and bathrooms inside of the building, and a nice outdoor sitting/dining space.

Finally made a trip to Royal Oak Farmers Market and it did not disappoint! I lived basically across…read morethe street from the farmers market for a full year and never visited, and many years later, I finally manage a visit! The parking situation is interesting and seems small at first, but I think it's surprisingly a manageable amount of room for the traffic through Royal Oak Farmers Market. It might require a loop or two around either side of the farmers market building through. What's most attractive about this farmers market is that it's completely indoors, with a handful of vendors just outside the entrances, so this runs basically year round, which I love! It's one giant space inside, completely dog-friendly and there are bathrooms available for use as well! The vendors are lined up table next to table lining the perimeter of the building and a smaller circle in the center, allowing the walkways to be in between these two "circles" and allowing for the ability to loop around the entire building without much thought. There is a wonderful variety in vendors at the farmers market, plenty of produce-based vendors, organic produce in particular, plant sales, snacks, and more art/craft-based vendors too! They are basically a small version of Eastern Market if you can't make it out to Eastern Market! I was in a bit of a hurry this first time, so I was only able to do one quick loop around, but I am definitely excited to come back here soon to look in more depth at all that they have to offer because there is a TON! The prices also seem very reasonable as well. Love Royal Oak Farmers Market and I will definitely be coming back again soon, especially throughout the winter months! :)

I am so happy to have managed to get out of this Randazzo's Fresh Market on 13 Mile in Warren…read morewithout leaving with a full cart. I ran in just to get a fresh cut chef salad for later on. Mission Accomplished! My salad was huge and sold in a deep container with turkey, ham, eggs, cherry tomatoes, cheeses and ranch dressing. This is bustling and well stocked store packed with fresh options for purchase. They have a butcher shoppe, fresh seafood offerings, bakery, cheese shop, and plenty of gourmet to-go. Outdoor is also a patio area to hang out to eat your purchases. Also, they have stacked watermelons, other fruits and plants for sale. This is one of three locations. There other locations are in Macomb and Clinton Township. Note: They are open seven days a week.

I can't believe we don't have a single store to buy good produce at! Went 3 days ago and looked…read morethrough so many raspberries but they just were not in good shape. I did buy blueberries but they are the larger size berry and tasteless. Bought nectarines the time before that and they were also tasteless and a strange consistency. Went today and the same crappy raspberries were still there just looked worse. Bought a 4-pack of bell peppers got home and one is mushy on one side. This is common for this market. Just never know what you will find. Wish someone would open up a Ninos!!

They always have what I'm looking for not always but enough for me to keep going backread more

Sigh.... For this to…read morebe a neighborhood market, I need friendliness!!! Cashiers too busy talking to each other that they can't even acknowledge you while ringing you up (rude). Produce quality is not where I need it to be. Prices aren't that friendly either. Maybe my years of west coast living have spoiled me, but this is just .... ok. Will do in a crunch.

This is a great market!! Wine selection and prices are outstanding. Deli is the best in the area…read more Staff throughout the store are so friendly and helpful. The place is always spotless with well stocked shelves. It's a little pricey, but you get what you pay for.

The wild caught king salmon (fish section) was so fresh. As soon as I unwrapped it from the butcher…read morepaper I could feel and smell the quality and freshness. It cooked off to perfection. It was buttery with the most beautiful flavor. The best fresh king salmon was have found in Michigan!

I live across the street from this mom and pop family owned grocery store! The owner is amazing and…read moreis always helpful when my favorite product runs out! Wide food selection you'd find at most grocery stores but I prefer to buy from a non chain

Poor Customer Service…read more... Trying to purchase an expensive meal from the deli for dinner. I walked up to the cashier by the lottery machine. While paying for my food, I asked the cashier to cash out a $4 powerball ticket...She stated that I would have to get in the line in front of lottery machine. ...even though I was the only customer in both lines. She stated that she can't do two things at once....when the the manager came down...I asked him if he could cash the ticket out since she couldn't turn her body around to do it....He told me that she can do it! Black women continue to be the most disrespected in America. I have learned my lesson!