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    Euro Market

    3.8 (13 reviews)
    InexpensiveGrocery, Imported Food
    Open 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Further options at the meat counter

    I still have so much to explore about this market, but I highly rate it as they carry so many items you cannot find elsewhere in Washtenaw County. I love their fresh rye bread. YUM. Also great frozen pierogi, pickled goods, jarred sauces (LOVE the spicy paprika/coriander). They also have wine/beer from mostly eastern Euro. I need to explore more of the cheese and meat counter, but I feel like this will continue to be an adventure for my next handful of visits.

    A snowy winter morn at the local gastronom

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    Great deli meat with a mix of Russian and other fares from around the world.

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    Al Meida

    Al Meida

    5.0
    (2 reviews)
    3.7 mi
    $$

    Based on uniqueness, taste, and presentation Al Meida is def 5-star worthy!…read more Lemme back it up for a sec...I am completely mystified by North African cuisine. To me it's this rich ancient culture with a territory of flavors i have yet to fully explore. I have only gotten a glimpse, and from what i've tasted - hand rolled sundried couscous, harissa, jasmine, preserved lemon, brik, orange blossom, etc - i'm hooked! So you can imagine my reaction when i heard Al Meida (a mobile food stand selling handmade Algerian pastries) was stopping by Detroit - my prayers had finally been answered! Have a look at the pics. The pastries were delicious and definitely unique. Unique in the sense that these are fruit (mostly date) based desserts (no chocolate or sugar rush here) and the hints of orange blossom and rose water are otherworldly. Strangely nostalgic, yet unknown. Aromatic and flavorful. It's all so foreign and new, yet i want more!

    Oh. My. God. I…read morefound Al Meida's delectable Algerian pastries while at the Detroit Second Annual Holiday Food Bazaar held at Eastern Market. The name on the advertisement for the event attracted my attention, but I was not prepared for such a sweet, elegant woman selling sophisticated pastries beyond my experience. She laid out half-moon pastries on beautiful, inscribed plates and had mysterious, spice-infused cookies spread over her table. The sweet, exotic scents unlocked the doors to the southern Mediterranean and the culinary crossroads of Africa, French and Italian influences, and Arabic elements. At once I was hooked, and divested of all the cash I brought in one go. I had to try a little of everything as I bought a little of this sticky cookie and a bit of that lemon-brushed pastry. Names were unfamiliar, but the tastes immediately opened up a sun-baked world on my tongue. The surreal touches of citrus and dates blended together on my palate. My beau, a lifelong Detroiter, had significantly more experience with the Chaldean, Iraqi, and Arabic bakeries in Dearborn. We rationed out our purchases in small bites while sitting elbow to elbow at a rough bench which faced the glorious skyline of Detroit. This, in a nutshell, embodied the spirit of the city. Al Meida's crowning confection is the kaab el ghazal -- "gazelle horns" -- which are an almond paste-filled crescent moon "cookie" (but rightly they're a pastry) wrapped in orange blossom and rosewater infused pastry. The first bite taken a few steps away was an explosion of flavours and sensate impressions. My beau and I shared the kaab el ghazal in the mute silence brought by contentment, appreciation, and trying to experience how good something is. We only bought three and should have gone back for the rest. The baked products, their appearance, and the savoury flavours are good enough to wax poetic upon. I sailed off to a distant shore and discovered an unknown craving for orange blossom and other newly found subtle tastes. Al Meida has made her way out to Ferndale's Rust Belt Market on Sundays, thankfully sparing me trying to wend my way out to Ann Arbor's farmer's markets. An hour on the freeway on Saturday morning I could do without. This is another of Detroit's many gems, and I cannot laud the exotic delights waiting to be sampled care of enchanting Algerian recipes and considerable care for quality.

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    Makroud (semolina flour, butter, dates, honey, salt, spices, canola oil, orange blossom water)
    Makroud (semolina flour, butter, dates, honey, salt, spices, canola oil, orange blossom water)
    Makroud (semolina flour, butter, dates, honey, salt, spices, canola oil, orange blossom water)
    Makroud (semolina flour, butter, dates, honey, salt, spices, canola oil, orange blossom water)
    Beautifully packaged dates!

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    Beautifully packaged dates!
    Ann Arbor Tortilla Factory

    Ann Arbor Tortilla Factory

    4.8
    (12 reviews)
    2.6 mi
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    I must start this review by saying I have never actually been to this factory. That in itself is…read morequite sad. But I digress... I received a small package of these addictive tortilla chips in a gift basket of goodies from Zingerman's. Look, I love Zingerman's as much as the next sane person, but these chips... it's like they are sprinkled with some type of voodoo magic that instantly makes them irresistible. I'm not kidding, I refer to these as crack chips. You can buy these addictive chips in certain Michigan grocery marts, or order directly from the company. Shipping is high, but well worth the price. I used to save Yelp rating stars as possible future barter, should the world descend into madness; however, these stars will be replaced by crack tortilla chips (which are kept fresh by storing them in an airtight container - you're welcome). The next time I am in Michigan, my first stop will not be to see relatives. It will be the tortilla factory. The next stop will involve foraging for a taco sauce that will burn my esophagus, but in a friendly manner. My next stop may or may not involve visiting the aforementioned people that might expect me to share my chips, only due to the familia bond. Most likely, this talk of possible tortilla chip sharing amongst family members will not happen. I've said what I've said.

    We just discovered your chips a couple months ago. Anyways, I wanted to take a moment to let you…read moreguys know that you make THE BEST CHIPS HANDS DOWN!!!

    Euro Market - grocery - Updated August 2026

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