very rude at self check out. refused to sell items because looked "too young" after presenting ID…read moreand everything. aren't helpful at all and very rude not even willing to try and help customers. workers love to run into you and not even say excuse me or anything.

Clean and bright. Staff was nice and great food selection. I stopped in on my lunch break and was…read moreimpressed with options available for lunch. Lots of lanes available to check out.

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!

It's my hometown market! Very close by, nice selection and friendly people! The remodel was needed…read moreand it looks and feels very fresh and organized here. It is much larger, more open and they are able to provide more choices and variety. The deli expanded and they added a high quality fresh butcher shop type meat section along with a wide variety of packaged fresh meats. They also have fresh fish. I inquired and they said the fish goes quickly so there is good turnover. Yes, the prices are a little higher here. I do take that into consideration and also look for their weekly specials and sales, which they do have. The positive trade off is that there are many lanes open, quality items and a hometown feel which makes for a nice grocery store experience.

Busch's is the closest grocery to me, but I rarely go there. The main reason is their ridiculous…read moreprices. They think they are Whole Paycheck (Foods). For example, this week they have their cabbage "On Special" for $.89 per lb. This is the normal price at Kroger and Meijer and other store in my area. Kroger and Meijer has their cabbage on sale this St. Patties week for $.49. The store is very well stocked and very nice on the inside, but its not worth the extra 25%+ premium you might pay for similar items at other local grocery stores. The only time I go to Busch's is when they have a lost leader item on sale that happens to be a good deal. This is rare however.

Was here years ago…read more Decided to come check it out to see how much it's changed. My husband convinced me to come back for a visit. Grabbed an Elvis, PB&J smoothie, grabbed a cold press carrot juice, 12 ounce lentil soup and a chicken Shawarma sandwich from here. They didn't have any more container tops for the 12 ounce containers, had to put it into a 16 ounce container instead. The PB&J was okay, more fruity and jelly than PB for me. The Elvis is better. The lentil soup was okay, not much flavor for me, but tastes healthy. The cold pressed carrot juice is good, refreshing enough. They head out samples of their blueberry lemon muffin. I took a sample, was it for me. It was a little mushy yet crumbly and lacked flavor to me. The salad bar looks decent, but I would need their mushrooms and peppers to be cut down more, all in all the options are good for a salad bar.

Besides a great selection of vitamins, here are some things that are hard to find that should be on…read moreeveryones list: STAPLES Jumbo Eggs for $3.5! Bell & Evans chix- raw or frozen, best assortment (compare this to the color of chix u see in big stores, youll see dif) Bobs Lemon & Blueberry Granola (best Ive tried anywhere) SNACKS Wood Fired frozen pizza- usually on sale too Best assortment of chocolate within an hours drive Boulder Canyon- best kettle chip selection READY MADE Home made soups- wow, the beef stew and chix lasagna are 4 star restaurant type. Much better than Panera. Whats not good: sometimes staff isnt checking dates of items + deli products are exp. ($1.5 for a small cookie). Wish theyd carry: Great Harvest Bread (zerbos does) Rotis chix for under $10 A ready to go kale salad with nuts/cranberries Bring back their salmon wrap!!

Love shopping at earls their produce is fabulous. Staff is great. Everything is fresh and the place…read moreis clean.

Exceptional produce and service. We won't buy our fruits and vegetables anywhere else during the…read moremonths they are open.

First time here and the donuts were SO soft. Probably the softest Ive ever had. (My husband said…read morethey were too soft. ) Ive been to many local cider mills, and these seemed a little smaller but much softer. Very quiet vibes, nothing fancy. They have canned/jarred goodies inside along with fresh pies and apple fritters! If you walk to the back area you can watch the donuts fall off the conveyor belt and into the cinnamon "tumbler" then they are bagged up! Tons of spaced out seating outside. Theres a huge open area for kids to play, theres a bin of different balls provided for kids. And theres cornhole for adults.

I came here on a Saturday afternoon with my dog. Everyone was so incredibly kind and they offered…read moreto let my dog run off leash in the orchard. Very clean and there's plenty of seating area inside and out! In the store, I picked up a dozen donuts, half plain and half cinnamon sugar, as well as a caramel apple with nuts and a gallon of cider. Everything was so delicious, especially the cinnamon sugar donuts mmmm. They're smaller than other places, but perfectly crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. I'll be back to check out the other goodies next time! Great local business to support.

Hamlet Liquor Store is always one of my go-to spots. The staff is chill, the selection is solid,…read moreand I always end up finding exactly what I need. I like going in there with my tight jacket on feeling like I'm about to make a business deal. Before I go watch Cade and them play basketball with my family, I usually stop in and grab some liquor. At the end of the day, it's just a reliable spot with good people and good vibes.

So we were staying at the Holiday Inn Express off the interstate and wanted a bottle of wine to go…read morewith our Buddy's pizza. Spotted the solid yelp reviews for Hamlet Liquor & Wine Basket and decided, even though it was out of the way, to head over, grab some vino and support a local business -- especially once with such a great name. Our enthusiasm was misplaced. The store was small, the selection was limited, and the prices were 30 percent higher than the same bottle at other stores. We were not greeted when we entered; were ignored as we browsed while the two women staffing the store talked loudly with one another, swearing a blue streak; and were not acknowledged when we eventually made for the door and walked out. Ended up getting a nice Josh cab sav @ the nearby Kroger for under $14, while Hamlet wanted $19 and change. To be or not to be? With this Hamlet, it's a big not.