Cute health food store in Grosse Pointe Park. I was surprised how much I enjoyed the vegan…read moreSouthwestern Avocado Sandwich. It was packed with avocado and flavored with vegan chili mayo and cilantro puree. I also like the Pesto Pasta. I plan to try more of Sprout House's creations to bring to work for lunch.

The Sprout House is a gem. I'm always amazed at him much great stuff they have in a relatively…read moresmall space. The spicy noodles are a must have and the homemade soups and cookies are fantastic. While I live in Southfield. I'll gladly drive across town to shop at this wonderful store.

Another great Trader Joe's. I love stopping by here after my doctor's appointments…read more I only recently learned that they validate parking for the structure out back, which is awesome!

I love stepping inside Trader Joe's and seeing what's in season! There's usually an ample supply of…read moreeverything I'm looking for and new products to explore. The staff is also helpful inside this location. I stopped in for a few household staples and saw several new items! The onion chips aren't new, but they're good. I like eating them plain, but you could easily top a salad, baked potatoes, or add them to a recipe to add a flavorful crunch! They have a new pasta in for the season, which is a plus! I look forward to trying to products and Trader Joe's always has them! If you haven't tried the banana pudding, ube, and coffee ice creams- don't sleep on them!

While their food selection is great and the staff is very kind and helpful, the everyday items are…read morevastly overpriced for the experience. The tight isles, walking areas, and overall layout of the store is just not easy to walk through and you're constantly bumping into people when it's busy. I wish I enjoyed this more but the cost isn't worth the experience for me, especially for a weekly grocery store run.

Troy in the seafood department gave thee best custom service. I spoke with him about an order prior…read moreto arriving. He was polite, thorough, and offered suggestions in person and over the phone.

Best jam ever! My favorite is the pepper jam. Whenever we are in Detroit, we make sure we get jam…read morefrom them!

Omg!!!! Better than my mom's! Best strawberry jam eva!! Quality product double deliciousread more

Fresh Farms is my favorite neighborhood grocery store in Grosse Pointe. The prepared foods are…read moredelicious and popular so many of these items can be sold out by the end of the day. I like the soups and salads. The other prepared foods I like include the curry chicken pesto salad and mac & cheese. I have had the hot food including the salmon and would buy it again for a healthy dinner option. There is also an area up front to buy pizza and sandwiches. I haven't tried the pizza yet but it looks delicious and freshly made as well. The freezers should be replaced soon because they are always leaking and towels are placed around them to soak up the water.

Cute little market I've been going to ever since I was a kid. I remember going and loving watching…read morethe oranges get turned into fresh orange juice right in front of my eyes. As I got older and they evolved things got better and better. They now serve hot foods and easy to warm up cold foods. They carry a lot of cool different products and are definitely worth checking out. They are a little pricey, but what grocery store isn't these days. Everyone is extremely friendly and helpful. If you're in the area for a game at Grosse Pointe South or just in the area definitely make it a point to stop in, you won't be disappointed!

This farmer's market meets from 10am to 3pm on Saturdays beginning in June and ending October…read more There are usually three or four people selling Detroit-grown produce including greens, herbs, squash, tomatoes, peppers, blueberries, and other assorted goodies. Several tables of baked goods are available as well as work by local artists. All the produce sold as this market is grown in Michigan.

The staff here is really great. I have nothing bad to say about them. the prices are low, the store…read moreis decently clean. my biggest problem is it feels like they are always out of stock of stuff that I need so I need to stop somewhere else. I wish they sold beets but that's just an Aldi thing, not this store specifically. they got rid of their self checkout which is really annoying because now the lines get super long depending on the time of day you go.

1-Star Review -- Extremely Disappointing Curbside Service…read more This Aldi is close to our house and very convenient, which is the only reason we kept giving it chance after chance. But after this last experience, we will NOT be shopping at Aldi again. Do NOT use curbside pickup at this location. The process simply does not work. The first time, a few items were missing. No big deal -- mistakes happen. The second time, I was missing 18 different items. The worst part? There is no way to call the store directly to see if your missing bags were left behind. You're just stuck. This third time was an absolute disaster. I was in a rush and ordered everything needed for dinner and breakfast the next morning -- but the main ingredients never made it into my order. About eight items were missing. When you call the customer service number, they act like they're doing you a favor by refunding the items you never received. The second time this happened, they gave me a $10 gift card, but I still had to drive back and forth to the store three times. My time and gas meant nothing. This time they offered a $20 gift card... but again, I still had to leave the house and go to another store just to get what I needed for dinner. Total waste of time. Aldi does not label their curbside bags, so there are no checks or balances. Their own customer service rep even admitted they don't have anyone to answer the store phones because they are "saving money." If you can't even take a phone call, how do you expect to take care of customers? If Aldi doesn't start supporting its customers, they will end up like every other retailer that cut corners and disappeared. Store reviewed: Aldi -- 14708 Mack Ave, Detroit, MI 48215 Do not support this store until they start supporting their customers.

EBT-level captive-audience prices (expensive) on some items! but one of the few stores you can find…read morequality TURKEY CHOPS! Can't at the fancy state-wide chain stores. Nice clerks and sometimes really good prices on items that are near expiration but useable. Love the bottle/ can return area. Always clean and ready to use. The guy that tends to the area is great!

There's no competition in the area and they know it, so they're charging you beyond top dollar and…read moreyou have no idea!!! Coming from Rochester Hills, these prices are ridiculous! 4$ for 10 packs of koolaid? 6$ for a pint of whipping cream? They're taking advantage of black ppl with these prices!!!! WAKE UP!!! U can't afford groceries because your being taken advantage of!

I am consistently impressed by the many offerings at POST! It's my go-to place for unique cards and…read moregifts as it is so thoughtfully curated and features amazing local artists. The entire staff is SO helpful if you need help deciding on a gift, and if you're lucky, you'll be greeted by a parade of small dogs upon entering! If you shop long enough, you will certainly notice the schedule of events and workshops posted in the store (or, more likely, a workshop that's in progress!). It's an impressive list with a wide variety of crafting options and skill levels. I've done two workshops so far and attended a handful of events, each one was absolutely fantastic! And last but certainly not least - there's a great cafe in the back with big tables for laptop-ing, chatting, writing - whatever you fancy, you can do it here, and with a delicious cup of coffee/tea! So lucky to have POST in my neighborhood.

I've been looking for new coffee shops and decided to stop into Post. It's super cute inside with…read morequite a bit of options as far as coffees and syrups (which I love)! They were fast, friendly, and my coffee was delicious.