Bought a $25 Ribeye and it was more like a sirloin. Like Bubble gum steak. Also their ribs are…read morereally dry and old. I used to love Grampa G"s ribs and sauce. Will not not buy anymore to serve to guests, as the last 2 times they were not good. Not worth the drive from Dewitt.

Everyone in our local area knows Monticello's is the place to go for premium cuts of meat and…read moredelectable seafood. Not many know about the MANY other items they offer. The produce section is beautiful offering many staple items and cauliflower as big as my head! The desserts are mind blowing, chocolate, fruit, cake, rolls, tarts, gluten free...all bases are covered here! There is even a soup stand with at least 6-8 selections, to-go foods both cold and warm. Lunch options, dinner options, snacks...it's all available there! Lastly the dog treats, they are homemade and brought in by the baker/owner of the small local business on a regular basis. Several items in the store are sourced locally and the prices are comparable to other stores, maybe a little more for specialty items. All team members encountered are willing to help and answer questions and everyone was smiling and in a genuine good mood. Rare! There is legit something for everyone and they are now on my weekly list of stops to make!

Love this open air farmers market. IMO it is the best traditional farmers market in Lansing…read more Especially love Titus Farms produce and fresh picked flower bouquets.

Unfortunately I wasn't able to check this out due to the extensive signs stating pets are not…read moreallowed. Does it make a difference if I consider my pup family? I'm finding Michigan is not very pet friendly. Bummer.

This place is so cool. A community farm right in the middle of the city, nestled in a neighborhood…read more If I lived in Lansing, I'd be here every week in the Summer! We went on a Sunday, so it was un-manned. You can self-serve, which is so cool. You can pay via Venmo or drop cash in the slot! They will even take volunteer work in exchange for produce. Prices are up on their chalkboard and they have beautiful, healthy plants, flowers and veggies. It was such a lovely experience and I'll make sure to visit every time I'm in Lansing. We took home some flowers, bok choy and tomato plants.

I love Giving Tree and have been receiving their CSA [community-supported agriculture] garden…read moreshares for three years. I just picked up my first box of lusciously green goodies tonight to kick off the 2011 season and I'm so excited! Giving Tree Farm is a non-profit run by Community-Based Interventions. It started as a community garden for people with disabilities and today is the home of vocational training and rehabilitation for people who have suffered brain injuries. You can find their produce in local farmers markets and at the East Lansing Food Co-Op [ http://www.yelp.com/biz/east-lansing-food-co-operative-east-lansing ] as well as in local restaurants. I love everything about this place... you've got to check them out and give their wonderfully fresh and healthy produce a try. I have been standing in my kitchen eating spinach and mixed spring salad out of the bag for the last 10 minutes.

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Great ambiance and vibe. Great sourdough breads and international cheeses, coffee and much more! Go…read morecheck it out!

It was the most disturbing act of threatening and belittling behavior that I have ever witnessed in…read morepublic. The manager, Chuck Grinnell, was out of line concerning a service animal. He was uninformed and ignorant of the bi-laws governing service animals and chose to not look at the state of Michigan website or the Americans with Disabilities Act website that the woman with the animal took the time to find and show him. He got in the lady's face, raising his voice and attempted to put his hand on her. Only after the police were called to the farmers market did he finally leave the woman alone but stared and glared at her and her daughter (a vendor at the farmers market). He should be replaced with someone who has the best interest of not only the patrons but the vendors of the farmers market. Someone who is willing to continually educate themselves on the changing regulations of the state and local laws concerning the disabled.

These women mean business! One of them was instrumental (at least) in the creation of the Grazing…read moreFields eggs co-op, and they produce and sell at farm markets and other local stores, products such as apple sauce, maple syrup, bacon, ham, and other meats. Their products can be found at several local farm markets and grocery stores.

The place to go for quality meats. They have an outstanding selection. There smoked meats are…read moresecond to none. I make that my place to go a couple times a week.

Absolutely love their "Meat sticks". The flavor, seasoning and just overall deliciousness is a must…read morehave! Anytime I go one a road trip it's the first thing I pack!

This is a must stop for me when I go to Lansing. It's a really old-school candy and nut store. It…read moresmell smells like fresh roasted nuts, the second walk-in. The candy and nuts are so fresh. It's a little pricey in the staff isn't terribly friendly, that's the only drawback.

Got to give this joint a 5. It is a small shop but doesn't need to be huge to impress me. The smell…read moreof fresh roasted nuts wafts at you as you walk in. The staff is friendly and ready to answer questions. They offer candies as well as nuts and they were gracious enough to give us a sample so we could pick which candy we liked best. Lots of nut choices that are salted and some more popular types that were not. They had a cherry blend with nuts that made my heart give a pity-patter of delight. All-in-all a delightful and tasty experience!