Love working here overnight for extra money for the holidays!! The overnight lead team are…read moreamazing!! They really work hard here!! The management here at night work really hard! They all deserve a raise!! If you're looking for a great overnight job, look no further than this Meijers in Northville!! Another huge plus.... Discounts!! Another one you often get recognized for the hard work you do here. I have only been working here part time since July and I have gotten so far TWO $100 gift cards for working so hard here! They really do go out of their way to recognize you! You also get to listen to ear buds while you stock the shelves! As of right now we are hiring! Also the night flies by very fast! Plus as a bonus you get to meet me! Lol!

Almost every thing from top to bottom needs changing. Many years ago this was my favorite store…read more Not any more! This chain needs to update it:d items and approach to the current preferences of younger adults and knowledgeable others. I went to this store yesterday and felt like I was in Walmart. On this huge store there was only one line to get a real person line for ringing up your groceries -:everything else was self check. Contrast this to the smaller Trader Joes with ten person lines. Like Walmart, the deli has only sodium nitrite meat selections that are all classified now as class one carcinogens,! Also, like Walmart there are no reduced fat cheeses in the store. Nutrition researchers now recommend to buy only cheeses with 3% or less saturated fat. . On the breakfast cereal side, about half of their cereals were highly sweetened and none were lines of healthy cereals. The organic fruits and vegetables are way in the back of the store with limited types and high prices. If you go to most of the mainline churches today, you will find mostly gray heads and fewer attendees. They don't keep up with the times . Likewise at Meijer s, most of their customers are gray heads. Young and middle age shoppers have turned to stores like Trader Joes and Costc.o.

The first time that I went to Al-Haramain was during its soft opening. I wasn't sure how I felt…read moreabout it and I didn't go back -- until today. I was actually heading for another store but figured I'd stop here first. Well, what I was looking for was produce, and they had LOTS of it, much at very good prices. I got a huge bag of "out of date" curly cucumbers for 99 cents. Blackberries were on sale, as were small yellow peaches. And, a personal size watermelon for $1.99. I'm not familiar with a lot of the products they carry, but they look interesting. Lots of different kinds of rice, spices, meat, produce. I would guess that if you're looking for something that's hard to find in other stores, they probably have it.

Really glad I found this place. It's the only comprehensive South West Asian market for miles in…read moreany direction. Great to know I don't have to go to sterling heights or Dearborn for fresh pita and and bulk staples. This place also has a healthy stock of indian and Pakistani items. Friendly staff, a butcher, olive bar with hummus and toum and dolma and turnips, they had everything I needed. The store is mid-sized and much less overwhelming than some other stores, and everything is easy to find. Salam to my new friends at Al-Haramain

I love this market that took over the property and store where Heartland Market was on 12 and…read moreFarmington. I'm glad they left so we could get this store. I will take better pictures next time I'm there. They have a wide beautiful assortment of nuts, fruit and vegetables. There are rices, flour and coffee k didn't know existed. I mainly go there for the vegetables. I really don't want a lot of people going, it's kind of a secret. The prices are great!

Al Haramain International Foods took over the space where Heartland Marketplace was in Farmington…read moreHills. It is a soft opening, and at least half of the store is currently empty. They did have some fresh produce, a tiny bit of meat and many aisles packed with food. It appears that they do plan to have a bakery area, prepared foods and meats. The reason for only 2 stores is that the prices are insanely high. Six dollars for a box of cereal? And most other goods that I see in other stores were at least a dollar more than elsewhere. But, I will say, that if you want middle eastern goods, you will undoubtedly find them here. Rows and rows of all kinds of beans and rice and lots of things I'm completely unfamiliar with. I do think they should have waited for their soft opening until they were actually more prepared for customers; they did have one checkout open, and the young man was friendly enough, but it felt eerie walking around a mostly empty store while constantly meeting paths with 3 obvious business owners who were discussing matters in their native language as they walked around with clipboards and such, taking notes and commenting on the goods (from what I could tell). It just didn't feel very welcoming at this point.

Stocked with what I needed. I was looking for pomegranate…read morejuice fully stocked with the flavor I like. Majority of everything in there is a bit pricey but you will find what you're looking for.

These are my favorite premade salads. This location always has a large variety of ready made and…read moreeasy to go food it's. Service is great and the recent renovations make it a great place to stop in for last minute items.

This chain, along with the one in Troy feels like they're trying to be like a small town grocery…read morestore, but it's a sizable store. They definitely have some specialized grocery items and it feels more of a local store than the usual big chains. I have been there to pick up a cold brew coffee and oat milk. The prices tend to be around the same as specialty stores, so definitely a little more than your usual big box stores. I've never found their food quality to be any better than a fancier or nicer specialty store, though.

Name is a bit of a misnomer here as this is not a Farmers Market in my opinion but a medium sized…read moregrocery store that sells all the basics to include fresh fruits and vegetables. Selection is definately less than say a large Krogers, Walmart or Meijers and prices a tad higher as well from what I can tell. Having said that, if you are in the area and are looking to get some groceries and want to avoid added miles/time traveling to one of the bigger grocery stores chains in the area, than this business will in all likelihood have you covered.

Always amazing! Today especially!…read moreWe literally come here once a week because of the exceptional service, food and family feel! Today, Lynn waited on us and was fantastic, as always. Mary cashed us out and was very helpful and sweet as can be. George, please thank George! He was so very kind to help us with a special request and went ABOVE AND BEYOND! Truly! We just gave our friends the gift of some of our favorite things from Cantoros and George took that extra step! We decided we should be on the payroll, because we are constantly promoting our favorite place! We appreciate all of you!

We came in for lunch. The restaurant was half empty. We were asked if we had a reservation, which…read morewe didn't. They were very rude turning us away. So we spent quite a bit of time looking over the prepared items in the adjoining counters. Then selected some cookies, that unfortunately looked better than they tasted. We were next to the restaurant desk for over a half hour. During that time, not a single person arrived for lunch. There are many quality restaurants in the area. We will make sure to choose those instead in the future!

I've been going to this sit-down (and now takeout) sushi eatery x international market since I was…read morea kid, and it honestly never disappoints. Ambiance has always stayed the same: cute, cozy, and so comfortable. Now that the booths were removed and they only have regular table seating, service is a bit different (you order at the front or at the kiosk instead of someone taking your order), but I actually love how it all works! From an operational standpoint, I feel like it actually makes things go smoother and faster. Additionally, I don't know if it's just because I haven't had their sushi in a bit, but I felt like their portion sizes actually increased slightly (which is always amazing)!! Love love LOVEEE their sushi and hearty miso soup so much. Great selection of drinks from the fridge inside, and so many vegetables, fish, snacks, and essentials (e.g., hair care, toothpaste).

Another great trip to One world market! I am noticing so many little and big changes within this…read morestore. Greater varieties and diversity and expansion. The premade food choices are growing by the day. They are always adding to their offerings with new flavors and tastes. I started coming to One world market in 1997 when it was first home by a husband and wife team. It was very special at that time to have a Japanese focused grocery store and I was so happy to have one in the Novi area. This has been my go-to for decades now. When it was transitioning from private ownership to the Noble Village group, owned by True World group, there was a transitional decline, thankfully, that didn't last long and things are developing very nicely. I hear even more growth is on the horizon as they establish an even greater presence in the building next door. I am also thankful that the integrity and the high-quality is very much present and everything they do. The service is always top notch and they try to open up a lot of lanes so people get through quickly because it is busier than ever. The word is definitely out. I've seen a lot of posts on social media and it's bringing in an even greater crowds, which is fantastic! Note: the on-line ordering is also so convenient and their sushi platters are high-level!

This market is such a nice spot! The fresh donuts are to die for. I love the variety of things…read moreavailable and never leave empty handed. The setting is perfect with lots of parking and stores nearby make it a convenient stop for everything you need.

Farmington Farmers & Artisans Market hosts a wide variety of wonderful vendors. It has a number of…read morefarmers who provide fresh chicken and duck eggs, fresh fruits and vegetables, and a beautiful array of flowers. Some farmers specialize in organic vegetables, and there are some who offer vegetables and mushrooms used in Asian cooking. There are a number of bakeries represented, including Cannelle's, which offers fresh banquettes and sweet and savory pastries. Ground Control serves delicious coffee, hot and iced. Try my favorite, the iced vanilla latte. It's to die for. The artisans in the market sell items made out of wood, beads and ceramics. There are lovely wooden bowls and cutting boards, jewelry, pottery and even soaps and perfumes, just to name a few. There is even an artisan who sharpens knives, scissors and other blades. My family has a CSA with the Goetz Farm so we're at the market every week to pick up our box of fresh fruit and vegetables. I can tell you this market is very popular and well attended. It's a great place to grab a cup of coffee and a donut and sit down to enjoy the parade of adults, children, and dogs passing by. During the market season, there are several celebrations. I'm particularly fond of Halloween when kids, adults and dogs come in costume. I've been to a lot of farmers markets in my time, and Farmington Farmers & Artisans Market is still my favorite. Check it out for yourself.