I love this place.i used to come here with my grandma when i was younger and i still come here.greys fruits and veggies

The one on Michigan Ave in Saline is full of items and flowers for spring. Prices are very reasonable.

Super cute little market. Great fruit and veg. Friendly staff. Bought some tomatoes from the bargain table. Perfect ripeness to use same day and super cheap to boot. Also bought cauliflower, cabbage, two onions, and a cucumber. All were absolutely delicious for a perfect summer dinner. Sautéed one onion and the cabbage with some bacon. Steamed then Sautéed the cauliflower with some butter. Chunked up the other onion with tomatoes and cucumber and added some dressing for a great little salad. Served it all with some steaks off the grill, and it made for an awesome combo for the dads. I also took advantage of their 6 for 25 jams, preserves, and salsa jars. Got a hot chunky salsa, orange marmalade, blackberry jam, raspberry jam, strawberry jam, and hot pepper jelly. I already used the pepper jelly with some brie for an appetizer today. It would rock pared with any soft cheese, even cream cheese. I can't wait to use the other jams. Super quality for super cheap. Stop in. You are bound to find something delightful. read more

Everyone is very friendly and helpful.and the plants are always nice and healthy. It's so nice to go to an outdoor market

Fantastic fruits & veggies. Corn is sweet & yummy. Good selection of hanging plants & vegetable plants.

Farm fresh vegetables and plants; limited quantities but excellent quality. Wonderful customer service and very good prices.

Tucked away in the far northeastern part of Ypsilanti Township, is a family tradition that goes back at least 40+ years. In an age when the large grocery chains import food from around the globe, a local market is all about homegrown Michigan goodness. I have always purchased farm fresh produce from Coleman's Farm Market, and have never been disappointed with their selection or quality. Coleman's is my go to place for I fresh fruits and vegetables. Every year, I always purchase sweet Bing Cherries grown up by Traverse City from this place, as they offer the best prices around on these and Rainier (Yamagata) Cherries. If you love fresh, locally produced honey from Southeastern Lower Michigan, this place has it. I always buy a jar or two every year, and enjoy it on my biscuits in the morning. It's hard to believe that in some cases the honey is produced on a farm just two miles away from where I live at in Canton. After the growing season is over in the fall, Coleman's has great deals on pumpkins, squash, and Christmas trees. So if you like farm freshness in your diet, Coleman's Farm Market is the place to visit. read more

Fresh Michigan produce from May through October. What more could one ask for? Easy parking. Check. Friendly helpful staff. Check. Gardening and birding area. Check. Easy in and easy out. Love the place. read more

The Coleman family has been a major local name in produce for many years. There are Coleman Produce "shops" on East and West side Ypsilanit (both near and on Michigan Ave), the Farmer's Market in Ann Arbor and the Farmer's Market in Detroit. I've patronized all but the one in Detroit. The RIdge Road Market I visit regularly every spring, Summer, & Fall and have done so for many years. It remains a family business. The Market has such a presence that there are several rumors passed around Ypsilanti Township about the family. The most comic is that this branch of the Coleman family only lives here in good weather. Their real home is in Florida. Not true. This Ridge Road Coleman's market has a long, well earned reputation for quality produce at a competitive price. The past 12 years or so supermarket produce has rocketed in price and fallen in quality. How many of us have paid regular price for Kroger celery just to find so many of the stalks cracked and filthy that we had to cut away and toss 25% of it? How often does it taste like soap? How often is the Broccoli near flowering or carrots twisted and too thin to bother peeling? Kroger is just the worst. Meijer has its share of below par produce at near meat prices. Mushy bag apples, peaches with bad spots, tasteless and dehydrating oranges & grapefruit, woody red radishes & bitter beets. I am not talking here about the clearance or specials tables. Well, at Coleman's we get fresh, un-specially colored packaged produce. You see what you buy, no carrots through a reddish plastic bag or celery through plastic so decorated you cannot see what you get. It's because of the consistent quality and competitive pricing Coleman's has a large loyal customer base. You also do not see different employees each visit as you often do with supermarket chain stores. In fact, I've seen the same produce handlers here for years and I've seen the Coleman children grow up and later return each summer during college summer breaks. I hope at least one of them refrains from the lure of becoming a college-degreed mediocare corporate or government pencil pusher and steps up instead to the hard but rewarding work of taking over the Market someday. Ypsilanti lost a real gem when Metro Pro hardware passed on to a son who wasn't up to the role of carrying on his father's legacy. Mr. & Mrs Coleman are hard working owners and they invest long hours at the Market, which sells farm-style canned jams, jellies, local produced honey and bags of local grown dried beans. It's back breaking work but there is rewarding community that comes with it! They are widely appreciated and respected. Regulars know that Coleman's garden plants are high quality, especially the vegetable plants. Our entire family buys most of our garden plants each year from Coleman's. They are much better than you find at Meijer, Walmart, or Kmart garden centers and the selection is wider. Unlike most garden center cashiers, the employees can answer queries about the plants. They are also more reasonably priced that what you find at the local Green Houses, Pinters, Rowes, & the pricy entertainment oriented giant Wiards. The family and emplyees are efficient, curteous & happy to assist customers inside the market and outside if they need help loading their automobile. read more

Forget high priced yuppie grocery stores in Ann Arbor! Drive on down to Coleman's Farm Market in Ypsilanti You can buy local produce grown by local farmers. I have had wonderful conversations with older women and men that grew up down south eating and canning vegetables from their own gardens. What to know how to cook greens? Make a pot of runner beans? Just ask. At Coleman's you can buy sorghum molasses, local honey, rhubarb, jams and jellies, and little know varieties of squashes and grapes and other fruits and vegetables that aren't really around, probably because they don't ship well or just are not mass produced profitably. Hey guess what you'll see the same people all season long working and everyone has time to talk and be friendly just like in the old days before big supermarkets and self checkout lanes! Its been there for at least 20 years that I know of. It is owned by the Coleman family a local farming family. . It's behind Los Amigos on Ridge Road just off Michigan Ave. Open till end of October. read more

I buy all my plants here every spring and there is a lady there that totally knows everything about plants and she is never to busy to help anyone. Their produce is the freshest around. Today is Sep 12th and I'll be heading there when they open at 9 to get some of the best veggies and fruits around. read more

We heard about Coleman's from a woman while we were at Busch's picking out a Christmas tree. I'm so happy she recommended Coleman's. They have a beautiful assortment of Christmas trees and excellent customer service. Jeff helped us find our perfect Christmas tree. The best part: they bundle the tree and tie down it down on your car. Great first experience at Coleman's! We will be back! read more

Been going to Coleman's for years. Their garden plant selection is real good and always well watered and in great shape. Fresh vegetables are fresh and reasonably priced. Probably because its a local family bussiness that grows most of what they sell. Overall a good local bussiness. read more

Love this place in the Spring/Summer! I always get my starter plants for my garden here, and whomever does their gardening for those plants is truly top notch. One time I watched one of the gardeners come out and tend to the plants they were selling, and you could tell she had a true wisdom and love of gardening. My only wish is that they made seeds available for us who also do Fall gardening. In July, the seeds display was gone (taken down, not sold out), so I ended up getting seeds for my Fall and Winter crops at Meijer (Home Depot had also taken down their display). Otherwise, love this place, especially for local honey and veggies. read more

I was a frequent shopper at Coleman's and have had the worst experience with a grocery store as well as the worst customer service! I purchased a cart full of produce and the bagger placed it in a box that was covered in bird feces which I was unaware of until all the produce was in my refrigerator and I noticed that my muskmelon and banana's were completely covered in bird dropping debris. When calling Coleman's, the girl was unapologetic but said that she would replace the produce. When I returned the goods, I explained why I was returning the produce and that it was unacceptable for a regular customer be exposed to this kind of contamination, but I am a pregnant and the majority of this produce made its way into my refrigerator. The two cashier's never apologized and one even said, "Are you kidding me?!", the other claimed that it was not her fault. They also made it seem like eating food contaminated with bird feces was no big deal. Packaging produce in boxes contaminated with potential disease causing feces not only put me and my husband at risk but more importantly, my unborn child. I will never return to this market and will now have to throw everything on the bottom half of my refrigerator away! read more