Love the small market and deli vibe they have. They have plenty to choose from with amazingly fresh…read morefruit, all sorts of grocery and household items, not to mention a great selection of beer and wine for such a relatively small store -- AND everything is very reasonably priced. The clerk was exceptionally kind to offer assistance when he noticed we were getting carried away with our shopping. Going to get some Chicken Tikka from the deli next time as it smelled so good. Love shopping here!

This market is often confused with the garden center (and fruit / veggie) seller across the street,…read morebut they're not the same. This is a very small store with an excellent beer and wine selection. They also have an amazing selection of Indian spices, frozen Indian dinners, and staples. Best place to go in the area if you love cooking Indian food. They also have freshly made Indian food for takeout from the deli counter.

Wow. After reading the Road Trip Review of Harding's, which netted only THREE miserable stars, I've…read moregot to ask the first reviewer: "WHAT does it take to net FIVE stars in your world?" Perhaps it was that the reviewer was too sun-burnt to give a better review since they had zero complaints. So, I'm going to counter that meager review with a glowing one. I have been shopping at this specific Harding's for 18 years. I run a construction company that carries me from Chicago to Chesterton to home, Sawyer. I pass a massive amount of grocery stores from Walmart, Aldi's, Whole Foods, and Al's. Yes, you can get price deals at quite a bit of those listed stores but you will NOT get the advertised "Friendly Market" service at many of them. I do shop Walmart for bulk items and with the money I save at a Super Store, I then turn it around and shop locally at Harding's in Bridgman. I shop at Harding's at least once a week. Their deli makes the World's BEST mini-meat loaves and stuffed baked potatoes possible. They don't have sales like Big Box Stores but will often have a 2 for 1 sale and many other cost saving ads. Produce is ALWAYS-ALWAYS the freshest that you can eat. When they don't carry an item like Bob's Cornmeal, I've asked the manager if they could bring it in and sure enough, they did! The staff appears to NEVER have a "bad day", as never, in 18 years of shopping there have I received a cold, snarky employee. I love how the deli is seasonally decorated; it makes shopping there so much fun. Every time that I can't find an item, like Carnation's Malted Milk Powder, an employee will stop the work that they are currently doing and take me right to the product (aisle #10). On Wednesday's it's Senior's Day, so you receive a 10% discount and the bagger...YES!, they still have baggers!...will ask you if you need help to your car. You can absolutely save money shopping here if you look at their sale ads and shop wisely vs. impulse shopping at bigger stores. Rarely is their Truth In Advertising, but "Harding's Friendly Market" couldn't be a more apt description of this fantastic grocery store. :D

Decent place, fair prices in a touristy area. Ditch the loyalty card thing though, it's annoying.read more

This market is an absolute gem! We rode our bikes over from our hotel and were so glad we did. If…read moreyou are looking for gluten-free options, this place is a goldmine--they have a massive selection including donuts, bread, muffins, pies, crackers, graham crackers, candy, and even pre-made dinners. Best of all, they clearly label the shelves with gluten-free stickers, making it incredibly easy to navigate. The staff here is also fantastic, attentive, and highly observant. While I was browsing one of the gluten-free sections, a staff member noticed, let me know there were even more options, and personally showed me where everything else was located. I highly recommend checking this place out!

It's a nice neighborhood grocery with local produce and non local also. The apples and sweet corn…read morewere good deals ($3.99 for 5 ears of corn) and a 3 lb bag of gala apples for $1.99. Bathrooms at front and the store is clean. I enjoyed seeing what they sell here that's unique to New Buffalo MI. Fresh produce sold and I liked the sale on sweet corn before the season ends like this week kind of ... Fudge from Mackinac Island. And windmill almond cookies... nostalgia... nice staff.

Great food interesting food and most of all wonderful people working to help us great service go…read morethere friendly local market with an attitude which is good

We live in town and go to Harding's for all our shopping needs. I'm especially grateful to the…read moreemployees who are courageous, front line workers through this pandemic. The butcher is kind enough to cut up the dog bones into three to four pieces for us. The elder, tall, stocky gentleman's work ethic is inspiring. Yes, the younger staff stocking stuff are a little shy on the customer service but that's understandable. And, the cashiers are salt of the earth. Harding's is my kinda place and reflective of the hardworking folk that make up Three Oaks.

I've been going here for 16 years and was so excited when they expanded. We just started living…read morehere half the year now and really close. I was going in a few days a week, but I won't anymore. I stopped in for a bottle of wine and a couple other things. Three young women were in front of me and overcharged for frozen pizza. They questioned him and he said it was for a different pizza, but then they went over to the cooler and it was priced $5. He did not adjust the price for them. They just kind of looked at each other and left. I was next in line and decided to look at my receipt. I too was charged more than the listed price in the cooler for that wine and another item I bought. I pointed it out and all the cashier said was they were adjusting the prices for the season. I said that they needed to publish the correct price then. Nothing. Crickets. No adjustment and no apology. Barney's is only a couple miles, so I will just go there from now on. Check your receipts, but good luck getting them to make good on it.

I got a message from owner that they were open later on Sunday. I guess the kid I sent to the store…read moreat 5:00 went next door instead of to the Market. I'm adding a star in case I was misinformed but am holding out on the 5th one.

Their receipt is crap, sometimes it shows the sale price other times not. Sometimes sale items…read moresavings bunch together. You have to be a forensic account to demistify the garbage. Then have the mis fortune to go to the service desk, it took the vile little woman five minutes to go out only to be treated like you were less than human , and how dare me question the over charge. Get the calculator out and act above me, well don't worry you vile a hole , I will go else where and I suggest you do the same, save some money and grief!

When is comes to grocery shopping I don't usually come to Martin's, but I do come by on occasion to…read moretheir deli.  I have been fond of the muffins near the deli that are technically one of their bakery items.  I also love their panini sandwiches, corndogs, and their honey mustard they have available for dipping.  Their salad bar has been updated and I would recommend checking it out but keep in mind it is pay by weight.  Their sushi is freshly made and you can watch the employee make it.  I am not a big raw fish person so I usually will grab one that is vegetarian if I get any at all.  They do have a Starbucks inside which is an added bonus.  In their bakery area I have always enjoyed their muffins, specifically the poppy seed muffin and the blueberry muffins.  Overall I have been enjoying Martin's for years and would recommend coming in specifically for their deli.

I stood in line, the only person in line. There was Michelle H. behind the counter. Another…read moreemployee on the customer side chatting with her. Another employee walked around me and poured out hangers onto the counter. The phone rang and Michelle H. answered it. None of the employees acknowledged me. I just stood there. I finally walked away. I went to a cashier line and cashed in my bottle receipts. Explained to the cashier what just happened. She apologized. Thank you to the cashier. The customer service showed poor customer service. Thank you

If you need it, they have it. Even items you didn't think you needed!…read moreWith all the pharmacys closing or making crazy hours , they have gotten very busy which at times slows them down. But I think they are still the best option

Not my favorite, unfortunately this is one of the only places to get fresh produce in a 20 minute…read moreradius. The prices are a little high and the offerings are limited. Most of their produce is also already packaged so you cannot get the amount that you need and it's packaged in styrofoam. You also cannot bring your own bags or scan and bag your groceries. I will say they were the first place I found hop water so that was a plus. If I need a lot of groceries or specific things, I'll pay for delivery from another grocery store further away.

We are staying at Shamrock Park for a month and needed to get some groceries. I found a Wal-Mart 20…read moremins away. Then I found this place. It's super close thought I'd give it a look see. To my surprise I was super shocked. They had a lot of items even new stuff you see in big box grocery stores. From were I'm from the pricing reminds me of a IGA. PLUS I need to say they are all SUPER friendly, place is clean, nice liquior selection. Plus my husband is lactose intolerant they even had his milk here. Plus another score is there is a Dollar general near by to. So this is gonna save me tons of time. I'll be back all month long. BTW seen the comment of bad produce... It looked pretty fresh to me !!!

Their biscuits are the best. They only had one plain one left. So I got a strawberry biscuit…read morealso. I wasnt to crazy about getting the strawberry biscuit. But when I tried it I quickly changed my mind. I'm back in Chicago now wishing I had one right now. The plain biscuit itself is buttery and has a solid texture. Perfect crunch on the outside and great inside. All buttery but just the right amount. Then take this biscuit and add fresh strawberry pieces. The tart sweet of the strawberry makes this one damn good biscuit. It's unique. Then I had the glazed old fashioned donut. It tasted like a great buttery pound cake. I guess you could say its pricey but not really for the quality and the unique tastes and flavor. Coffee is very good also. We were tasting the three items in the car. I had to go get another strawberry biscuit. Great friendly enthusiastic employees.

What a find! Their coffee is wonderful and I have a very picky coffee snob in my group. we also…read morehad pastries that were so flavorful, try the old fashioned cake doughnut. Their breakfast sandwiches were also very good. Get there early on the weekend to avoid a crowd. We will be back!