La Favorita is a hole-in-the wall taqueria located in the back of a grocery store - head through…read morethe door on the right and then go straight back. You order at the taqueria and then they give you a receipt to pay at the front counter of the market. I went in for takeout during a weekday lunch and saw a steady line of people coming in while I was waiting for my food. I ordered: Asada Fries, Small ($8.99) - Fries are a nice base, can't judge them too much since they were steaming in the container for a bit before I ate them. There was a good amount of melted cheese throughout the fries, then they were topped with tomato, cilantro, onion, carne asada, avocado, and sour cream. The asada is quite a bit fattier than other places and is chopped pretty finely. All the ingredients came together well into a good dish. I just wish the meat quality was a bit higher. Al Pastor Burrito ($9.99) - This burrito was filled with fluffy Mexican rice, a small amount of lettuce and tomato, some sour cream, cheese, and corn. I wanted carnitas (as I always get for a first burrito), but they said they only had it on weekends. Instead, I went with al pastor, which was well cooked on the flat top, with a smoky, perfect char and a savory and slight fruity taste from the marinade. They put a decent amount of meat in the burrito; it weighed around 21oz in total. It was a good burrito that was well constructed and could be eaten in hand without falling apart. Not an outstanding burrito, but one that I wouldn't mind eating again. La Favorita also gives a free bag of chips for takeout and 3 types of salsa: red (hottest), tomatillo, and avocado based (mildest). One nitpick: neither the menu hanging on the wall nor the menu pamphlet have accurate pricing. Seems like they never bothered to update anything after they raised the prices.

Decent Mexican food in Detroit, it's not Texas though! I understand the farther north we go, the…read moreless authentic the Mexican food gets.

This place was terrible. I ended up spending $60 on sandwich supplies and grapefruit. The…read moregrapefruit was borderline rotten, the bread I purchased was faux pumpernickel that felt like air, the tomatoes were bland and tasteless. Everything was disappointing, literally everything was terrible low quality and above average price. UGH.

Oakwood Food Market in Melvindale, MI constantly sells products which are expired or close to…read moreexpiring. Do not buy anything from here unless you plan to eat it right away. I have gone there for the last time, especially stay away from their breads section as within a day or two these become moldy very soon after you buy them. The management does a horrible job keeping items restocked on their shelves also. They do not keep the same vendors for too long, so if you find something you like (especially perishable items), usually they won't have them around as they switch vendors often, it's very disappointing to waste a trip to a place to find items you wanted suddenly are not there and never return. This is undesirable when you find buns or bread you like or other produce, they just never keep the same stuff in stock.. All in all, the management does not care too much about the customers, and it shows after several trips from loyal customers end in disappointment.

So this is the new Aldi's. The one on Van Born is expanding too. But the expanded stores don't have…read moreAmiga carts for handicapped shoppers. The older one (before expansion) did

This is one of my favorite stores to shop. The prices are very reasonable, & affordable. The…read morecustomer service is great, and it's in a convenient location with other shopping, & dining options. The food is always fresh, and items are mostly in stock. I love the environment and the area. There's plenty of space available for parking. There are long lines but they go fast. I prefer this store over most. You have to buy bags, & shopping carts but they're affordable. The only thing I don't like is there's not a lot of branded items. I highly recommend this store it's one of the best places to shop. Aldi mostly sells food, but also sells some cleaning & household products.

Extremely poor customer service on multiple fronts today…read more 1. Meat Counter: Waited patiently to be served, but the staff member skipped me twice to take orders from customers who arrived after me. Only acknowledged when I spoke up. 2. Cashier: Rude and dismissive. When I requested a double-bagged watermelon, she tossed the second bag at me. When I politely asked if she could open it (as my hands were full), her response was "you've got two hands." Unacceptable. 3. Management: Requested a manager due to the cashier's behavior. The cashier initially just pointed vaguely "back there" and refused to assist further. Only when I held my ground and the line backed up did she claim to check, returning to say no manager or supervisor was available. This indicates a systemic lack of accountability. Overall: Rude staff, ignored customers, and zero management presence or willingness to address serious issues.

Lots of variety here but since the new owners came in they don't stock the essentials. Great when…read moreyou're in a rush but please always check the expiration date on products. The meat counter used to have the freshest meat with the best cuts. The same butcher is there, he's awesome but I think the new owners are skimping on quality. The hours of operation are a lot better but I wish the owners did some research and had better options in stock and went back to the same meat chicken distributor as the previous owners. Used to be a place where you find all ethnicities shopping here but now it's just locals for the convenience. Would be great if new owners stepped it up a bit. It's a hassle driving 15 minutes but sometimes it's essential bc I don't want to run the risk of stopping here and walking out without bread, eggs, meat and Arabic grocery staples.

Was ther at 615 this Friday evening my not so cashier Shawn threatened to call the cops on me,…read morei said Go for it ! Because i confronted his friend in the bud shirt of video two custer before me ,while paying in credit or debit , said he posting his video on the internet...

There is nothing wrong with this dollar general. The workers here work very hard to maintain the…read morestore. Remember good help is really hard to find. The service here is awesome just remember that. That is all! Chief If you contact someone you are not suppose too. Remember accounts can be hacked and certain people know people. Not everyone here on here Yelp is who they say they are.

The staff is extremely helpful and friendly. The size selection is great especially when shopping…read morefor more of a plus size selection. I loved how they had up-to-date fashion for reasonable prices.

If you are looking to sell, don't go here! They are snobby and biased! I brought in 4 bags of all…read morenice name brand things. Nike, Bebe, north face, lululemon, Victoria's Secret pink and more! The girl had a biased opinion as soon as I came I. Because I didn't have my license and said if they don't take anything from the first bag they will pass on the rest to "keep things moving" I told her which bag to go through and she did t even go through the proper bag. They took ZERO items. Worst Plato's closet I've ever been to.

Not bad location, but hit-or-miss with product selection and cleanliness. On the plus side, two of…read morethree dressing rooms finally re-opened (post-pandemic) in 2025. However, in January 2026 the discount structure for regional stores has apparently changed, but there was no posted notice about it at this location as of January 15. The long-running 25% discounts on certain days and for certain groups are gone. The maximum now appears to be 10% and there are fewer specific discount days. Not sure about the Friday-Saturday 5 for $5 promotions that have also been running for many years; I didn't ask, and there was no signage the day I was there. As other thrift-store shoppers note here and elsewhere online, prices have been rising in recent years, while the cost of inventory has not changed (donations=free), and the dominant brands/origins of donated items reflect lower-quality products from Temu, Shein, Forever 21, Amazon brands, Walmart/Meijer brands, and Dollar Tree.

This Salvation Army location did not honor the 50 percent off clothing for the 4th of July as…read moreadvertised on the Salvation Army website. Apparently some patrons did get the discount then of course that changed when I went to purchase my clothes. I was purchasing before 2pm as that was the cut off time for the deal. Super disappointed and bad customer service. Left a message at the main office. Will see if they call me back.

It's kind of a mixed-bag type of store, focusing on video games in different formats, selling old…read moreschool consoles and games, along with the sale of dvds and blue-rays, mostly previously owned. I didn't shop there much but today I wanted to see what was on sale since they were going out of business. there was one car in the parking lot on a Sunday after noon, figured the owner or employee. Though the sign said open Sunday the doors were locked. oh well. The location of this building is known for changing a lot, Prospect & Oakwood. I wonder if it's going to stay vacant or someone will use the space..

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