This supermarket is great! From ample, wide spaced, and well- lit parking that makes sense for…read morereturning carts to always having plenty of staff and they are truly helpful and friendly. The meat and produce sections always have great deals and the store is clean. I shop regularly for a downriver food pantry and can get so much here for the money compared to larger chain supermarkets. Thank You Saveland!

This was my first time visiting the store I live about 4 mi away. I like the way the store looks…read moreand that it's smaller scale. The selection of the meat and the fruit fresh fruit and produce was great. The other prices for things like cooking sprays and spices etc. Seem to bit high to me. And the milk was $4.79 which is a little high too that was for a gallon. All in all it was good. When I got home I noticed some of the dates on some items were a week or less before expiring. But I would say I recommend it best for fresh fruit, produce, and meat. Condiments I would go elsewhere due to the price. But I really like that it's not a big store and it was really really cold in there. Bonus you can get booze while you are there too lol

I have always known about Moscheck's, but because the Allen Park Farm market was always right…read moreacross the street I rarely found myself in there. When apfm closed up Moscheck's was my closest option for fresh meats. After 2 years of coming here I have become quite a big fan. Their produce section is small, but that is not why I come here. They have a nice selection chicken, cow, turkey, and pig. They may not have some of the less common meat products (lamb is a special order item), but for the standards the prices aren't bad. If you buy in bulk you can get some real nice prices (I.E. NY strips are 5.99 lbs if you buy like 10 lbs.) The chicken breasts are priced well, and when I feel like making kafta they will grind it for me. As for the rest of the store, you can manage to snag enough items to make a dinner. They have a small section of dairy, a nice little section of cheese, a whole cooler full of locally made pastas (Pierino, if you don't know the history, this company started as a family from Italy making ravioli in their home kitchen in Melvindale). They also have various canned goods and such. The prepared foods section is small, but there, and I can't couch for it because I have never purchased anything from it. They also have a standard selection of deli meats ( I am quite a fan of their house made roast beef). Nothing to traval miles to see, but if you live in the area and need some meats, it is definately a staple to the community.

I\nUsed to go there all the time, and I was so bummed out.i will not shop there ever again, it is…read moresuch a bummer.I was so used to that place.I'd loved the meat selection they had.I got I always bought all kinds of stuff there.Now the new owner changed everything in.It does not make me happy and I hope everybody does not go there i ended up not buying any meats.I didn't buy anything because there is no choices.I like there anymore please give the customers what they need.Not what you wanna sell, what they want.You'll probably make more money i won't go there anymore the same person worked there as in the Delhi of really like her and she was still there.I don't know if she is now after it changed i won't buy anything from there ever

You guys should close on time me and 2 other customers arrived at 8:40-8:45 you guys were closed…read morebut your hours say 9pm that's ridiculous

I live just 2 blocks away from Shoppers Valley. Yes, their prices for some items are higher than…read morethe big chain stores. But they are well stocked, in fact I found things that the shelves of the big chain stores were empty, the sales staff and managers are friendly and helpful, and honestly, I have bought chicken, beef, and pork there, and it was superior to anything those big name stores had to offer. Which is why is why I keep going back. Not just because I can walk there, because they are worth the walk.

Being the closest "Proper" grocery shop around my area, it is where I do the most grocery shopping…read moreas well. This is where I first signed up for my Kroger Plus Card and this is where I mostly spend my fuel points when I reach 100. Who wouldn't want $0.10/gal off on their fill up? This Kroger by no means the most Perfect Kroger in the world. Yes it has its shortfalls, but everything else is in its proper place. There are items that they don't carry as opposed to the other shops, but that's not what reviews are all about. And if you don't know how to navigate a kroger, then you should definitely learn. I come here mostly for their great prices on the meats and produce. I like to cook and I like to cook from scratch as well, so whenever I have to go out and purchase ingredients, I come here. Specially when they are running the 10 for 10 sales on most of their items (specially the dozen eggs special). The staff is very nice and helpful. Not ever have I experienced a bad employee from this Kroger. Life is amazing when the glass is always half full. Weeeeeeee!

I want to go get gas earlier this afternoon and the Kroger employee behind the window was very…read morerude. This lady's name was Ronda with a H first of she didn't know the proper procedure how to apply fuel points. I always check my fuel points before I get gas and she was incorrect because I question her she went to close the window after I applied my card and slammed my finger inside of the little slot I didn't say anything because had I would've said something. Someone would've called the police, but this is a very rude condescending employee and even though nothing is going to be done to her because of her non-professionalism and conduct, but I will never and I mean never go to this Kroger again especially if I see her inside of the building very rude very unprofessional and she should not be dealing with customers with the attitude that she has

To be honest, this is the first Meijer that I have ever been in. The staff was friendly here, and…read morethe layout was good. I do like how they have the checkout area organized, it is better than the ones that Walmart has where I am from. 2025-16 #567

I stopped here next and next door, looking for HDMI cables for my team members to connect their…read moremonitors. The electronics is located towards the back on the right side of the building. There are HDMI cables mid range and the cheapest one was $15. I bought 4 of the Belkin brand

Fresh Fruit and vegetables. Don't even get me started on their "Soups of the Day" The soups are…read moreabsolutely delicious. Salad Bar is huge and filled with fresh food. In a hurry or don't feel like cooking? They have prepared foods. Fresh meat counter. Employees are helpful and very friendly. Don't forget the dessert area. You will gain a few calories just by looking at the wonderful desserts! Wouldn't be a week without a visit to Westborn Dearborn Market

Wow, for a upscale market, this is one of the best. Everything looks so good. They have a…read morewonderful selection of produce, seafood, meats, and their deli looks very good too. Footprint is not the biggest but they have everything. A lot custom brands that you don't see anywhere else. Nino Salvaggio's is a similar supermarket that has the same vibe.

I love going to the mainland and seeing these huge Walmart Supercenters. I'm baffled at how…read moregigantic they are and wonder why we don't have one in Hawaii. They have everything that you need at one place. It's like a regular Walmart, but double the size. They also have a deli that makes ready to eat food. I've always wanted to try their fried chicken, but we were too early and the deli wasn't open yet. Bummer! Their produce department is huge. All the fruits and veggies looked crisp and fresh. Their clothing department is also very big. I saw some really nice items and at good prices. The mister had a cold, so we just picked up some cold medicine and was on our way to get breakfast.

Card readers on two seperate self check outs didn't work so I had to leave without my stuff. For a…read morebillion dollar company you'd think their stuff would work. Ghetto.

I was sleeping in rather than eating breakfast at the hotel--it was a Saturday!--so after my dad…read moreand brother finished eating there, they stopped by Liberati's to pick up food for lunch later since we wouldn't have time to go out for lunch between watching the Notre Dame football game on TV and attending the Notre Dame women's basketball game in person. I didn't even see the place (although I did choose it), but my dad really liked it. It reminded him of one of the Claro's Italian Markets in Southern California. I was looking forward to my slices of cheese pizza, but my brother called from the deli to inform me that they only had pepperoni by the slice. Look, I get it. Most people want pepperoni, and when you're serving by the slice, you can't try all these random combos that people might not eat. But no cheese? As in the most basic pizza option? That feels wrong. When I had my veggie sandwich a little later, it was very good. My brother had persuaded the guy to throw in some additional mushrooms. The bread was top notch, and I enjoyed the sandwich. For the price, it should have either been larger or included more vegetables, cheese, all of the above, anything. My dad really enjoyed his sandwich, but my brother was left wanting by his meatball sub. The local-brand potato chips were a nice touch. They use way too much plastic wrap.

Wow, what a great find today! Local area Italian bakery/grocer/deli that offers a lot of great…read moretasting food for quick carryout along with a large deli and bakery. We tried several items and would easily get all of them again: Pizza slices - generously sized square slices $2.69/slice; crunchy crust, small cup pepperonis, not too greasy and all together a great tasting slice but could use a few more pepperonis per slice Meatball sub- GREAT sauce and meatballs, and I am picky about eating anyone else's meatballs other than my own Off the Boat Hoagie: spicy capicola and other spicy coldcuts and cheese (couldn't remember them all) baked inside an extra large soft roll, served warm. It was VERY GOOD. At first seemed like a lot of bread in proportion to deli cuts, but it was a perfect ratio given the spiciness of the coldcuts inside. Cannoli - light shell and filling, not overly sweet. Really liked that they used a dusting of chocolate powder (not bitter cocoa) on the ends vs hard chocolate chips. This has become my new favorite bakery for cannolis! Definitely coming back here to try more of their hot and cold subs and dishes like lasagna, pasties, soups and pasta. Other than those fantastic cannolis they have other delectable pastries, breads, cookies and desserts to try. They also carry specialty Italian grocery items, a large deli with a good selection of meats and cheeses and cold takeout fridges with pastas, whole pizzas and lasagna to bake at home. Very friendly staff, consistent stream of customers picking up subs, pizza slices, breads, and 3 small tables with chairs in the store to sit and enjoy the food if you can't wait until you get home.

Trentwood is somewhere we frequent often, but today was the first day I bought flowers from there…read more Barb was so helpful -- I picked a few bouquets to mix and match into an arrangement for my parents' new home. Barb was so thoughtful and thorough, wanting to ensure the arrangement looked perfect for my parents. She was super sweet, was asking questions to make conversation as she worked, and also helped me find a card in the store while she was working. Her help was truly appreciated, and I'll definitely be back for more flowers in the future! The price was also great, and I was able to grab a vase too. While I was waiting, I grabbed some cupcakes from Tony Cannoli -- chocolate, bubble cake, and birthday sprinkles. All were very delicious, as always! Six cupcakes were $15 and our family ate every bite!

They sold us meat that was old. It was dried out at the ends and had a slight odor. If the meat…read moreisn't fully fresh they shouldn't be trying to sell it to make a buck. They used to be so good but now I'm weary that they are trying to pass off older cuts so they make more. We purchased it this morning and it says it is good until August 15th. There's no way this would be consumable by then.

This is a great little market for the quick in-and-out visit. As part of our Shop Local challenge,…read moreJacob and I decided to give Pelham Market a try. I probably wouldn't have known they existed had I not received a local flier in the mail, so A+ for their marketing to get the word out! I noticed lots of brands I pay a hefty premium for at Westborn Market, so my wallet was more than willing to give Pelham a visit. The exterior of the building gives off a "liquor store" vibe, so keep a close eye to realize you're at your destination. The space is very open. It is not laid out like a normal grocery store, meaning it's got an open-concept versus miles of aisles. It's a fairly small space but not nearly as cramped as Westborn. You can pretty much figure out which direction to go from the front door. Pelham Market has a great selection of fresh veggies and fruits, all at reasonable prices. We were excited to see Sunset tomatoes, which are usually only sold in big-box stores. Everything on our fruit and veggie list was available here. If you're looking for a super-huge selection of organic-this and exotic-that, you won't find it here. But you will find the basics. The meat counter was well-stocked with some of my favorite brands including Boar's Head, Dearborn brand and Delallo. We picked up some delicious Delallo smoked turkey for only $4.99/lb, versus the cheapest turkey at Westborn for $6.99/lb. When you take your lunch to work every day, you'll really love the $2 difference per pound. Besides meats and cheeses, they also had a large selection of fresh salads, hummus, veggies and dips. They had very fair prices in their meat cooler as well. There are only two registers! So, if this place gets busy, I'm sure it'll be a pain to wait around. Luckily there were only a few people in line when we were ready to check out. The process of getting out was quick and painless! There was even an employee there to bag our items. Our shopping trip was about $20 less than we've been spending at Westborn. Sure, Pelham Market may not have 100 fancy cheeses or 12 varieties of canned tomatoes, but Jacob and I were more than pleased with their offerings of our weekly essentials.

I honestly don't know how this market stays open. The selection is poor and I know for fact they…read moresell meat past the date of its expiration. Some of the produce was brown and moldy and there was blood on the countertop. I won't be shopping in this filthy store again.