This little market has everything it's perfect. If you want to run in and grab a quick drink or…read moresomething to eat and snack on. They have a variety of things. I even found the Clearly Canadian water that used to be very prevalent everywhere. They have so many things available and it's a real treat in the city. I stop in every so often to get different things and the parking lot is always clean and well taken care of as well. Staff are friendly and keep the line moving, which is just what you need in a convenient store and market of this size. Great job, everyone!

Little hometown market with a decent selection. Prices are hit or miss...some things are very…read morefairly priced and others are definitely priced for convenience. They to have their own parking lot which is nice plus street parking out front. There is a Mexican restaurant in the back that I have not tried yet but have heard good reviews.

There's a variety of fresh items, staples, and an area that serves hot, ready to eat fare. The…read moreservice is great and staff is friendly and helpful. Store is very clean and there's an opportunity to purchase a share in the co-op. Membership is open to individuals who are residents of Michigan and over 21 years of age. The price to purchase a lifetime member/owner equity share in the co-op is $200 per person (one person per share please). The share price can be paid in one lump sum or spread out over ten monthly installment payments. You can also join the Detroit Black Community Food Sovereignty Network in building community-based food initiatives that build Black food sovereignty. Members meet monthly to build community, vote on membership matters and learn about their progress. Annual dues: $10.00 for Individuals $25.00 for Families $120.00 for Organizations Sustainability and access to fresh food via a community owned grocer within the City of Detroit is paramount for great health and wellness!

They have really great sales and a lot of vegan options one of my favorite places to shop for my…read morestaple pantry items . Please go check them out and support a community driven ecosystem

This place has everything you need when visiting Detroit…read more I specifically went for drinks and snacks for my hotel room. This place has more, much more. I appreciate the fact that it stays open late, considering most of the restaurants downtown close early by Miami standards. I did deduct one star because it's a bit sketch. As written by another Yelper, they absolutely make the most of the space!

This very densely packed market has narrow aisles and shelves that extend to just about the limit…read moreof what I can reach. But for those who live in Bricktown or Greektown or perhaps you're staying at one of the nearby hotels, it's got what you need. Everything from snacks and drinks to laundry detergent and fresh meats. There's barely enough room for two people to pass down an aisle so be prepared. But for us, looking for beers and some spirits to enjoy back at the hotel? Just what we needed. [Review 719 of 2025 - 424 in Michigan - 24279 overall]

I love shopping locally where I'm pleasantly welcomed…read more The people are friendly and the selection is great. I really enjoy the quality deli meat for a good price. I have had nothing but great experiences shopping at Lafayette foods. They became part of the community, listen and actually care about their customers.

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

They always have what I'm looking for not always but enough for me to keep going backread more

Sigh.... For this to…read morebe a neighborhood market, I need friendliness!!! Cashiers too busy talking to each other that they can't even acknowledge you while ringing you up (rude). Produce quality is not where I need it to be. Prices aren't that friendly either. Maybe my years of west coast living have spoiled me, but this is just .... ok. Will do in a crunch.

This is a really nice small scale market that includes fresh produce, canned goods, and even a…read morebeverage counter that sells coffee, matcha. Chai, and draft beer. We got some drinks and walked around the garden. The grounds were beautiful. Might have to come back for their sprinkler party!

I went to Seasons Market to stock up on supplies for my Galentine's, and what a cute little shop!…read moreThey had a surprisingly unique selection of items, and I genuinely enjoyed just wandering around and browsing. The staff was so sweet, I really wish I had gotten the cashier's name because she was incredibly kind and welcoming. Seasons Market is the kind of place you dream about having in your neighborhood when you live in the city. The type of spot where, if you go often enough, the staff learns your name, and when you bring friends or family, they'll find it just as charming and quaint as you do.

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.

Here's the thing: Market Square is an ecosystem. It's a living, breathing entity that takes you in…read moreand pushes you through its intestines until you come out with $7 strawberries. They play excellent music at this location; Steely Dan was piping through the speakers during my last visit, which cemented my 5-star review within seconds. But I've been visiting this corner of the intersection since the 1980s, when the property was a car wash owned by the Lossia family. And that was a long time ago.

Just a few blocks from us. Go often. Great meats, nice produce and many little things you can't…read moreeasily find in larger markets.