Super strange that this spot showed up in the search when I selected "gasoline." This is not a gas…read morestation, rather a convenience store and great spot to grab a six-pack. We were thrilled when we popped in on a whim and saw how many local craft beers are represented in their selections. We'll definitely be back since it's convenient to our house!

If I could give 0 stars, I would. The wife has a nasty attitude and they have more than double…read moretheir prices, charge for swipping your card. New owners have ruined an already overpriced family grocery. Bring Dennis back!!

Love this Hometown grocery store! This is a family owned…read moreand run store by people who were born and raised in Union City. Jacks is a great place for a great selection of meat (where you can actually talk to the people who are cutting it). I love the ability to pick up fresh produce locally without driving 20 minutes to another town. (They also carry vegetables grown by local growers). Jack's stocks the Union City Rotary's maple syrup and they offer a selection of food, toiletries, paper products and pets products that many small town grocery stores do not. Fruit, veggie, and meat trays are available with advance notice. One can order cakes, cupcakes, and cookies made by the AMAZING Karen, who's creations can't be beat! Carry out service is available.

There's a handful of small markets with slightly more beer than food in the South Portage area. I…read morepopped into this one while waiting for my food at neighboring Turbo Chicken. Prices are steep on much of the grocery items, as is par for the course at these convenience style markets. While cosiderably smaller than Lakeshore Market, they do have a wire selection of a couple very specific grocery items including birthday cakes in frosting. The lighting is extremely dim and the decor outdated, so it feels kind of old and dark. The craft beer selection Was decent and did include a nice variety of beers from Indiana's Three Floyds, which just recently owned distribution up into Michigan. I've seen Zombie Dust and Gumballhead quite a few other places come up but it was nice to also see Robert the Bruce (Scottish ale) and and Alpha King. They also had King Sue and a few other options from Toppling Golliath. But I'm airways hesitant to purchase IPAs from places that I don't seem to get a lot of foot traffic since you really want those to be as fresh as possible.

Tiny little market with cold beer…read more Not fancy, but definitely 100% friendly. Found nice selection of craft beers. Went with a local Bell's selection, brewed just 5 miles away. Bell's Oberon Ale, 4 pint can pack...perfect for a cooler. 2nd little family owned store I visited in the span of 5 minutes. If everyone is this friendly around here, I just might want to move.

Wonderful butcher shop. Best meats in the area. I've never had Italian sausages so lean and tasty…read more Steaks are very well butchered. Highly recommend.

Good priced and great quality meat. Especially the ground beef. Only place I buy burger from nowread more

I stopped here while returning from vacation to find a specific hard cider that I discovered while…read morevacationing last year on a girls weekend. Ciderboys Peach country is an apple peach blend that is delicious and refreshing but not available in my area. The first store that carried it was in a area I felt unsafe in daylight but this location was quite the opposite. They also had a large variety of other beer, hard ciders, wine, and spirits. The accessibility of the freeway was a good perk also

If you're in Kalamazoo, try this place out. The service was quick and the food was amazing.read more

I really like this supermarket close to downtown Kalamazoo…read more I also THANK the owners for keeping a grocery store in a central city area. Too many cities and towns across the nation have suffered loss of their central grocers, with none to replace them *nearby*. (A WalMart on the far outskirts of town does not count.) Bravo and kudos to these folks. The store is spiffy clean. It's well-stocked and organized. Also, special displays don't block aisles (and customers) to shout "Look at me! Buy me!" as now happens in too many grocery stores. Hate all that clutter: Makes it harder for people to get past one another in aisles. Stores that do that are using grocer- (instead of customer-) centered marketing. Most workers efficient and helpful, though there can be a little longer wait at the service desk than at other grocers. That's partly because more customers need the special services offered there (e.g. check cashing). All groceries I bought there have been fine, although I have avoided the fresh meat because other people have said to avoid it. But pre-packaged processed meat there (like hot dogs, bacon) have always been fine. Dairy too.

We purchased multiple packages of New York strip that were all stocked in the same cooler under a…read moreclearly marked $6.99/lb sale sign. When entering our receipt at home, we discovered that about half were charged at $12.99/lb. My wife called immediately and was told it was her responsibility to check every individual package, even though they were all displayed together under the sale tag. A short time later the owner called and offered to make it right, which we appreciated. I attempted to update my original review to reflect that resolution, but found that I had been blocked from the store's Facebook page and could no longer access my review. Posting this simply so other customers are aware to double-check pricing, even when items are stocked under a single sale sign.

Amazing grocery. Easy to navigate. Wide variety of fresh produce. Great deli counter. And spirits…read moreto choose from.

These people are horribly disgusting. They lost the bid for the farmers market but instead of…read moreproceeding with class and grace, looking out for the vendors and farmers that rely on the market to feed their own families they have decided to stone wall the new group running the market. They refused to provide a list of vendors, contact information, or any previous information. The new crew has literally been driving out to farmers trying to find the vendors. PFC had been spreading false information claiming the market would be a mess and EBT tokens would not be available. THE ACTUAL IS THAT YOU CAN NOW TAKE OUT $50 in double up!!! The PFC is refusing to hand over any of the social media accounts. Acting like children isn't just hurting the new operators but also the farmers, vendors, and families that rely on this community staple.

I really love it here. It is quite pricy in some ways but I get it. It's a healthy/vegan/organic…read morestore that is great for allergies and picky people. I for one and not any of these things. But I have people I love who are vegan, vegetarian , "local-vor" and have allergies. Makes it super convenient and super nice staff.