We just paid $75 at Lefty's Cheesesteaks for what might be the saddest excuse for cheesesteaks I've…read moreever seen. We ordered 3 large cheesesteaks, 2 fries, and cheesesteak rolls, plus paid extra for add ons like cherry peppers on the side. Not only did they forget the extras entirely, but the "large" sandwiches were a joke. They used bigger buns and apparently decided that counted as a larger sandwich, because there was definitely not more meat. In fact, the meat barely covered HALF the bread. We literally have to cook extra meat at home just to turn these into actual cheesesteaks. And the cheesesteak rolls? The menu photo shows four halves. What showed up was ONE roll cut in half. That's it. The curly fries were the only thing remotely worth the money. Charging extra for every tiny add on while simultaneously skimping on the actual food (and the addons) is wild. If you're going to charge premium prices, at least put enough meat on the sandwich to justify calling it a cheesesteak.

The service is a bit sub standard. Staff was rude and matter of fact and the sub took way too long…read moreto get out. You can't argue with the results. The taste was excellent and the volume, huge. The bun was warm and fresh. I can't tolerate stale bread. The Beef steak sub with mushrooms and cheese (onions). Had a lot of beef. Almost too much. Maybe a mistake based on what I've been reading. Or that's the norm for here. It's a bit pricey, but it was a pretty big sub. I think we'll be back on our next romp through Ann Arbor. 10/25

I stopped by here when in A2 this past week, I was visiting the Bakehouse for a work article. We…read morehave recently written about the Candy Manufactory for work too so I was curious to actually see it! I've never actually had any of Zingerman's candy bars so I bought two full size bars, plus a small version of the Cashew Cow. I think both the Zzang and Peanut Butter Crush were equally good. The store also has non-Zingerman's brand candies, such as Venchi, which is also a high-end brand. The shop doubles as a coffee shop, as well, and I think may have also had some small food items, but don't quote me on that. Overall, I would return the next time I'm in town.

Every time I come here, I discover new yummy things I want to try -- more often than not…read morerecommended to me by the WONDERFUL people who work here & know their candy! They've helped me pick out candies for gifts as well & I have heard rave reviews after gifting them to my friends! They truly have something for everyone here -- from the oddballs (she says lovingly) who are obsessed with black licorice to the vegans! If you're bored of that standard, run of the mill grocery store candy & want to expand your candy universe & elevate your candy palette, this is the place to check out!

Greatest Tofu I've ever eaten…read more Very firm, very cheese like and not bitter with preservatives!! We use in our restaurant now with no exception!

I love their kimchee, available at the People's Food Co-op and maybe a few other places. I've tried…read moreothers -- including making it myself -- but Rosewood's is better.

I've finally come around on Aldi…read more Perhaps Aldi has improved over the years. Maybe it is me who has changed. Likely it's a combination of the two. There is still a lot about Aldi that represents the globalization and industrialization of food. But in all fairness, that is frankly what most supermarket chains also represent these days. I suppose if one chooses to eat these products, it's a lot more sensible to pay less for them than to shell out one's hard earned money for ostensibly similar products. On my first visit to this market, in another state many years ago, the only product I recognized as food was their bottles of maple syrup. Now I regularly buy and enjoy things like organic apples, non GMO tofu, raw walnuts, MSC certified frozen fish, and chocolate ice cream to name a few. If I were more adventurous with my wine drinking these days, there are a few bottles that pique my interest. However, drinking much much less makes me reluctant to pick up a random bottle just to satisfy my curiosity. What I like most of all is the camaraderie of Aldi shoppers. There's this feeling that we're all in this together, and I love the exchange of shopping carts for quarters that can happen on the edge of the parking lot. I even got a chance to try out their "twice as nice" guarantee lately, and the clerk was super helpful and quickly helped to process a refund without a receipt. I suppose moldy bread can happen even when it contains preservatives. I don't eat the stuff, but my wife and kid still insist upon soft "sandwich bread" for weekday lunches. It has become a weekly destination to supplement runs to other conventional, gourmet, specialty, and international markets. Not only that, but Aldi's low prices help me to afford more of those pricier foods that I cherish. There is no substitute for great cheese, but one does not need great cheese to make the kid a quesadilla.

I like Aldi. This review is purely because the carts wouldn't take my quarter. When I actually got…read morethe quarter in, the cart lock didn't release. So I drove to Aldi to have a quarter eaten and no cart to shop with. Off to another Aldi.

While all the peoples are dream cruising in metro Detroit, we're spending Sunday in Ann Arbor/Ypsi…read more I brought my left handed wife here partly for novelty, partly for the pleasure of a great cheesesteak! The store is not as sparkling as in past visits. The staff not as receptive. The food definitely not up to par. What a terrible disappointment. Yes, this chain is currently in the middle of legal woes and massive store closings. Again, the food is decent, but not as great as 10 years ago. Even 5 years ago. Not to be paranoid, but is there an advantage to sabotaging your own product? It just didn't taste right. Like something missing or something has changed. Please bring this place back to prominence. I miss the days when I would get yelled at for eating with my right hand! lol 08/24

I came here because I had a taste for a cheese steak hoagie. I received a yelp pop up offer for a…read morefree frie for visiting here when I checked in. They said they did not know what it was and did not honor it. ODD. First time this happened. Not cool at all. I did not need the fries but just the point. Probably the last visit here. Tasty steak hoagie though. 3 stars for that.

This specialty market is now officially on my radar! I visit the next door Zingerman's businesses…read morequite a bit, and I'm glad there are signs for Knight's Market too or I probably wouldn't know that this existed. A very fun store for what looks like good cuts of meat (didn't purchase this time but will for sure be back to try their steaks), a limited selection of grocery, lots of pantry items, fun and unique snacks and candy, some quality beers and wines (wine prices reflect this - one only bottle I saw in the reds that was under $15), and ready-to-eat salads, sandwiches, soups, and other meals. Looks to be quality sourcing - quality brands and food items. I probably wouldn't go here if I have a specific list of items I need, due to a somewhat limited selection, but definitely plan to add this market to the rotation for "go inside for funsies and see what I come out with". Today I popped in because I was already at Zingerman's bakehouse next door and I needed red wine, beef broth, and onion for a stew I'm making today. I generally kind of try to avoid Sunday morning grocery shopping so this was great, and not busy/crowded at all. I was able to get a red wine (the cheapest one they had, as I don't want to use an expensive one for cooking), beef stock (instead of broth), and no onion. However, I ALSO got (unplanned) parmesan ranch chips (yum??), a selection of cured Spanish meats (good price), and truffle goat cheese. Excited to break these out this afternoon for game day. Go Lions!!

Knight's latest output is on the south side near where Zingerman's Bakehouse is and it's PERFECT…read more The assortment is perfect for a quick fill up trip. Between that area and Saline, there's really no convenient place to pick up 1-2 fresh items. I'm not braving that Costco or Walmart line if I just need butter (and nor do I want giant sized packs of everything all the time) - y'know?! But, I wandered over here because I order our annual rouladen beef from Knight's. I was able to call and get it sent here which is much more convenient/closer. Although my order wasn't ready at my 10am pick up time but was ready later that day so no biggie. I'll definitely come back for some ingredients for an easy week night dinner or at least swing by after my regular zingerman's bakehouse trips!

Food and helpful service! I asked for some items and I got more than great response! I shop there…read moreall the time. Their hummus, bread and tabuli are made fresh, not to mention their sandwiches!!

Finally stopped in here after YEARS of overlooking it…read more The prices here are incredible, the staff super friendly, and tons of cool Middle Eastern grocery items to peruse. The best part is their deli counter, where you can order sandwiches, grape leaves, hand pies, spreads, etc. We loved the baba ganoush, spinach pie, and chicken shawarma sandwich (more curry-forward than other shawarma I've had in the area). Their falafel is also very good. We're excited to try more of their offerings. Drop by when you're in the area, you won't regret it!