Love this little market…read more Great selection of seasonal vegetables, fruits, and berries. Impressive baked goods selection from local vendors. Decent selection of salsas, dips, hummus. What pulls it all together is the uber friendly staff...they're always smiling and willing to help. Prices are great. Definitely worth checking out.

I spent the night with my sister who happens to live in the county, and she recommended that I come…read morehere to pick up some corn for my parents, which was a great idea, this place was so quaint; small market, but full of fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetables, and many different and uniquely made pastries, perogies, and other homemade goods from around Windsor -Essex, all in one place. The parking lot is really small, so when it's busy, you may not find a parking spot, luckily I did. I grabbed a basket and picked up some corn, homemade butter tarts, which are absolutely delicious and some dip seasoning. They also had an array of hummus, fattouch dressing, as well as cheeses and vegan cheese. Such a quaint market packed full of local items from around the Windsor Essex area, which is wonderful! Definitely would come back here to pick up some more local fruits & veggies that this area has to offer.

Would recommend a visit. Went twice and had the butter tarts and a cinnamon donut. Both were…read moredelicious. Also had coffee which was good and very reasonably priced.

Very delicious and reasonably priced baked goods in kingsville. I would recommend their cinnamon…read morebuns and butter tarts (I prefer the raisin but the coconut is a fun variation). They are closed Sundays and Mondays

Amazing selection of groceries and great customer service. It is located on West Warren across…read morefrom Wayne state university. The banana pudding from the deli is a 10/10.

Very clean, tidy and well organized! Only downside: specialty items not offered, like filets of…read morebeef, crab legs, etc. Most employees very friendly EXCEPT some cashiers. No greeting, no eye contact, no thank you. (Did I do something?)

Seems to be a theme with the expired meat, and I can tell you first hand it's still a problem. We…read moreare visiting from out of state and this place was close to our Air BNB. Stopped in to get some things for sandwiches. Today is June 4th and there packages of sliced ham and turkey that expired in the beginning and middle of May, and a package of ham that expired April 12th. Is anybody going through their meats for expired items or do they just not care? I've noticed not a single employee or manager has addressed any of the comments here about expired meats, so I'm guessing they just don't care.

Food is very over priced and some of the meat is either looking , bad or gone bad DO NOT BUY MEAT…read moreHERE & !! There's hardly ever any deals when I go unlike other grocery stores in the surrounding area , I'm giving a 1 star.

Good for emergencies, only. If you want to do a normal grocery shopping session, then better off…read moregoing to Meijer just a couple of blocks up the road towards downtown.. They have way better prices, selection and quality.

The staff and owners are friendly, they always have what I want, including hard to find items you…read morecan't get at a local grocery store. I went in for almond milk but left several items including plantains that were nicely ripe. They have a very large wine selection but I don't really drink wine but it's large! I don't really care for the Meijer's down the street, over priced and not good quality.

This market used to have a cat. He'd usually be sitting on the front register chilling. That alone…read morewould be enough to vault it up into five star territory. It used to have a produce section, right in front of the front windows, a space now occupied by stacks and stacks of La Croix cases. I'm no fan of La Croix and I eat an apple and/or a banana most days but I can imagine how the current arrangement is working out better for their bottom line. They used to have kombucha on tap, something that had been sitting unused for awhile and was just recently removed. That was just laughably hipster to me. I'll drink kombucha in the bottle sometimes, which MM still has in their fridge, and I just had to wonder, do you really need kombucha on tap? Obviously, it turns out you don't. This market is on the small side, just packed with stuff, and they stay open late. It's what I imagine a New York City bodega is like. They have more energy drink selections than anyone should need and a very Detroit amount of blunt wraps behind the register. Backwoods and the like take up most of that wall. MM has the same mediocre prepackaged sandwiches, wraps and pasta salads as Marcus Market and I feel like I should know the name of the company that puts them together by now. For convenience sake I often grab em as sustenance on the way to work. They're nothing special but they get me through the day. Midtown Market has nowhere near the floor space, selection or general charm of Marcus, though, and it actually felt disloyal to use the abbreviation MM to refer to Midtown Market earlier in this review. They're friendly enough here, but me and the Marcus crew go way back and again, no cat is hurting this young upstart here. The thing is, Midtown Market is a little less out of my way going into work and that crucial five minutes can make me late, so I often find myself in here. Midtown Market ain't bad for what it is, they have a few staples here but if you're looking for more of a full on grocery store (with freshly made smoothies and tacos during certain hours) try the neighborhood OG market like 3 blocks away.

It doesn't matter what you are looking for. This local market has it all! Everything from snacks to…read morecool refillable lighters, they have it. The store is small but there is something for every need. It's not far from Wayne State's campus so this is the perfect area for a little market. The clerks are friendly and always responsive. Go often and also pick up locally-baked treats from there!

My family and I were so sad to see the prices of the cakes go up from 26 to 37 dollars is too much…read moreand sadly we won't be buying cakes from here anymore. I'm sure other customers are disappointed as well. I would always say to come here for cakes so delicious and affordable but not anymore sadly.

I am leaving this review because my experiences at this store have left me feeling unsafe and…read moreunwelcome as a Black customer shopping with my children. On multiple visits, I have experienced customers crowding our space, walking extremely close to us, and making contact with carts while my children were present. Whether management is aware of it or not, the environment feels hostile and intimidating. My children have even noticed people pointing, staring, and invading our personal space, which should never be part of a routine trip to buy groceries. What is most disturbing is the lack of regard shown toward children. No parent should have to worry about their children being pushed, struck by carts, or made to feel uncomfortable while simply trying to shop for food. The behavior we have encountered has left us feeling unsafe rather than welcome. As a Black family, these repeated experiences have made us feel singled out and targeted. I cannot speak to the intentions of every individual involved, but I can speak to the impact: we leave feeling stressed, uncomfortable, and concerned for our children's safety. Management should take customer safety seriously and work to ensure that all families are treated with respect and can shop without fear, intimidation, or unnecessary physical contact. To watch them pull their children close just to be the aggressor is blowing my mind. very disrespectful & disgusting.

I live across the street from this mom and pop family owned grocery store! The owner is amazing and…read moreis always helpful when my favorite product runs out! Wide food selection you'd find at most grocery stores but I prefer to buy from a non chain

Poor Customer Service…read more... Trying to purchase an expensive meal from the deli for dinner. I walked up to the cashier by the lottery machine. While paying for my food, I asked the cashier to cash out a $4 powerball ticket...She stated that I would have to get in the line in front of lottery machine. ...even though I was the only customer in both lines. She stated that she can't do two things at once....when the the manager came down...I asked him if he could cash the ticket out since she couldn't turn her body around to do it....He told me that she can do it! Black women continue to be the most disrespected in America. I have learned my lesson!