It's small but has so many great items in it. We go to Tuhama's down the block as often as possible…read moreand popped in here one day to get drinks. We ended up getting a lot more - imported candies, pomegranate molasses, and some very interesting pomegrante & strawberry drinks that have basil in them which basically turn into almost like miniature boba and are now my favorite drink. They've unfortunately been having trouble getting them with COVID shortages and shipping increases but I hope my fav drink will be back soon. Until then, every time I go to check, I find something new to get and now that I've gotten my faculty hooked on the little hard coffee candies and they've run out, have an excuse to go back ;)

OMG What a little gold mine this place is…read more Since the weather is being normal for Michigan, and while having nothing better to do than ride my bike, I decided to follow the advice of Horace Greeley, as in Go West not so young man. So I pointed my bicycle in the direction of Dearborn and rode not all hell bent for leather, but at a nice pace of about 15 mph. I had been passing this funny little building with Arabic script on it, and decided today was the day I stopped. I was blown away. it's not the biggest place on the planet, but they make good use of the room they have. I found sweets that made me drool like Homer Simpson does over a doughnut. Things like date filled pastries, and assorted goodies with names I cannot even begin to pronounce. The meat case is well ordered, and although there are no signs indicating what it there, there is a staff of butchers on duty to guide you through the maze. Most if not all the produce is marked with signs in Arabic. If you don't know what it is, just ask and they will be happy to help. There are things from all over the Middle East like cookies from Turkey, and cheese from Bahrain, and Lebanon. I made a mental note to return when I was more fluid. I also found many varieties of tea from Sri Lanka with Arabic script on the boxes. The prices are a tad high but you're going to find everything you're looking for. Just make sure it's not chili night because they dont carry it. However, if it's from the Middle East chances are good you're going to find it. One bad part and for this, I'm not going to deduct anything. There is no place to lock your bike, but there are handy light poles near the street if your lock chain is long enough.

Wild Wednesday a 20 year special with prices 50 percent off, a mega Deal thousands shop each week…read more This the main location of five stores, corner of West Warren n Miller East Dearborn. We've been customers since opening visit a couple times each month for the lowest prices on Fruits and Veggies around town. A super selection of hot food ready to go or eat inside the dining area. Love the Authentic Lebanese food on the cheap, half price any restaurant. Got a favorite Mulukhiya it's Greens with Chicken , I compare to Collard Greens OMG. She had the Kousa Mashi outstanding stuffed Squash Wowed . We shared Deep Fried Kibbie and a Mixed Shawarma sandwich always a winner. Also a order of the Rice with Lamb and Cashews so addictive Yummy . I got some Armenian Sujuk and Toum Garlic Sauce for great prices. Super busy open till close 9-9 everyday, parking lot always filled. 6 cashier's working hard to check customers out. A must visit for super savings especially on Wild Wednesday. Follow the Facebook page check out here https://www.facebook.com/share/p/14qPNcgyB3/?mibextid=oFDknk #supergreenland #supergreenlandmarket @greenland_mkt #lowprices #hotfoodbar #wildwendesdays #mulukhiya #mixedshawarma #downriverfriendseat

I haven't shopped here in over a year, and I thought I could just run in and pick up a few things…read more I was here nearly an hour, but not because I had a hard time finding things. I was blown away to find that nothing has changed. Think about that: COVID broke the world, but Super Greenland held the line on prices, while still offering fantastic variety and quality. You can still get a bag of 8 of the freshest pitas you've ever eaten for $1.49: they're so fresh the bag still has steam in it. The baba ganoush is smoky and freshly made for only $3.49 a pound. Other deli offerings are similarly priced, and high quality. I'm not exaggerating when I say they have hundreds of spices and seasonings. I don't think twice about spending $4 for 1 ounce of cinnamon sticks at the supermarket; here, $4 gets you 6 ounces of cinnamon sticks. They have an entire aisle devoted to pickled things here. If it can be pickled, they have it here. And, do I have to tell you how much cheaper it is here than anywhere else? Oh, and do you like baklava? Of course you do. The variety of that alone is also impressive. I sometimes forget that this is also a regular grocery store. The produce is high quality, and nicely priced. With all the phenomenal middle eastern things here, I'm strangely disappointed that they also have boring things like Froot Loops, Ragu pasta sauce, and other mundane things. It's sort of like the opposite of the "international aisle" at a normal supermarket. I gave Super Greenland a great review before, but I actually think I sold them short.

My weekly shopping spot! I love everything about papaya. I love halal meat and food in general. Its…read morealways clean, the people are very nice and sweet. They are very helpful as well.

The store is small so there is a lot of congestion. Fresh produce is cheaper than major supermarket…read morebut other items seems to be about the same or more expensive. The place also looks old and dirty

Used the cell phone repair shop inside the supermarket to buy my iPhone 15 pro and then get the…read morescreen replaced after a drop. The owner is a top notch guy that replaced my screen with a genuine apple oled screen for $100 in only 20 minutes. You can tell he's an honest man and does great work.

This place definitely has everything you need when it comes to Middle Eastern items. It's basically…read morea Meijer for Middle Easterners... minus the clothing. I mean, they do have a clothing section, but it's pretty small and mostly geared toward women. The one thing I wish they'd improve is the quality of their fresh produce. I've pretty much stopped buying produce here because it doesn't come close to what you get at Meijer or Kroger.

We're always on the lookout for interesting grocery stores to visit. After a friend recommended…read morethis store for the bakery and restaurant, we decided to stop in over the weekend. We found the grocery side of the store to be a bit dingy with a heavy smell of cigarette smoke inundating the air. The produce didn't seem very fresh, with moldy blackberries, bruised grapes and wilted greens. There were a few great deals, but we ended up not picking up anything after inspecting the fruits and vegetables. With the produce being in such a sorry state, we shudder thinking about the quality of the raw meats here. The patrons mainly congregate around the bakery and kitchen, where EverFresh has a hot prepared foods counter, several ovens pumping out fresh bread, and two spits of fresh shawarma. There were quite a number of workers in the back cooking food and baking fresh bread. As we were quite full from lunch, we only picked up the single item that was recommended by my friend. The food took around 10 minutes to come out and as we were waiting, we saw a steady stream of customers come in to order and pick up bread. Arayes ($8) - This is not on the menu, but if you ask for it, they will make the arayes fresh for you. This consists of a flat 8 inch commercial pita, stuffed with a seasoned meat patty, red bell pepper, and cilantro. When eaten fresh, the pita has a bit of a crunch especially on the outer edges, but it gets soggy pretty quickly due to the excess moisture on the veggies/herbs on the interior. Eat it quickly if you don't want it to get too floppy (3/5). The arayes is served with hummus and pickles on the side. The hummus is pretty coarse and lemony, but seasoned well. Not the best hummus, but better than anything pre-packaged (3/5). The pickles add a nice acidity to balance out some of the fattiness of the meat. This review is purely for the bakery and restaurant inside the market. I would never recommend the grocery section of this store, which would be a 2/5 at max. Now the problem is that the restaurant probably uses the produce and meats from the store which is a bit concerning.... The food tastes good enough, but I'm honestly not sure I would recommend going here given the state of the produce. Overall rating of the food this visit: 3/5

Every single time I order, I make it very clear that I do not want pickles. Today I repeated it…read morethree times and the cashier even said "I got it"....yet my sandwich still came with pickles!!!! I am allergic, so this is not just a preference, it's a serious issue. I always end up throwing my food away, which is both frustrating and wasteful. Please pay closer attention when taking orders. This is the worst experience!!

I love a good ethnic grocery store! This place is PACKED with so much! Spices, Rices, and meats…read more It's shelf upon shelf floor to ceiling merchandise. It's a bit cluttered, but that's only because there is truly EVERYTHING

Visited my friend again in Hamtramck and we walked this time to the grocery store. I noticed that…read morethe grocery store uses an old building for storage. Pallet wrapping boxes and garbage up and down the street. Do better

Saw there were roaches near the fruit on the internet!! Like, so many!! And this is my main Kroger…read morethat I visit :(

There were so many roaches and the produce was so gross and nothing was rotated properly. I tried…read moreto tell management but they acted like it wasn't a problem and was annoyed that I even brought it up in the first place.

To be honest, this is the first Meijer that I have ever been in. The staff was friendly here, and…read morethe layout was good. I do like how they have the checkout area organized, it is better than the ones that Walmart has where I am from. 2025-16 #567

I stopped here next and next door, looking for HDMI cables for my team members to connect their…read moremonitors. The electronics is located towards the back on the right side of the building. There are HDMI cables mid range and the cheapest one was $15. I bought 4 of the Belkin brand