Well jeez, Grosse Ile has so many choices for groceries, right?…read more This Kroger used to be horrible-- kind of dirty and rundown, like most Krogers are. But now it is really nice! It was remodeled years ago, and I remember how excited my Mom was! She was so sick of the condition the store was in, the lack of specialty/bakery items, etc. It got to the point where she was shopping off-island, except for the random run there for paper products or last minute goods. Not only did they remodel the inside and outside structure, but they spruced up their bakery section, adding more specialty foods, and added a Starbucks. I was so ticked! I REALLY could have used a Starbucks there when I was in high school... instead I used to run to the Tim Horton's in Trenton and walk in to 1st Hr late. Overall it's a huge convenience, even if the Starbucks staff aren't trained all that well. I had to walk one of their baristas through how to properly make an iced chai. But oh well.

As good as chain supermarkets get in the Detroit area. All Krogers have good service and are…read moreclean. This Kroger, located on Grosse Ile, is smaller that their other stores in larger communities, but carries a much more high end set of products. I shop most often at the Southgate Kroger, so I can offer a comparison. 1. Grosse Ile has a much higher end deli and bakery. The Deli is primarily Boars Head products and high end salads. The bakery has more organic and artisan items. That said, both carry Old Delray Baking company bread :) 2. The produce is pretty equal and disappointing. Expensive and limited selection. This is probably Krogers weakest area. I am spoiled by places like Trentwood Farms, Blocks, Westborn around here. That said, the markets in Chicago and New York are far better. 3. Meat and Seafood. Grosse Ile has a high end butcher and seafood counter, but has less selections in the lower end product offerings. Quality and price are excellent. 4. Grocery. Both pretty equal. 5. Prices. Both have similar prices and simlar sales. The key to saving money at Kroger is use the Plus card and only buy items that are heavilly discounted on the yellow tags. Generally if you can stock up and only buy the brands you like on sale, you will be paying less than Meijer. Bonus: Gas Discounts. Families who buy substantial amounts at any Kroger can use the plus card discounts at stores that have gas pumps. The gas comes from the Marathon refinery in SW Detroit and reportedly has a BP additive package. Discounts range from .10-.50/gallon. Trick here is to meet your spouse/lover/child/parent at the pump and fill both vehicles. ..

this location on wyandotte is disgusting, they never have anything and it's dirty! the staff can…read morenever be found for help, i never see anyone on the floor, maybe they are all in break at the same time? i don't know! then when you do find someone to help you, they make you feel horrible for intruding what they were doing!

Its a decent store but they claim to price match but only do so for a couple competitors…read more I live in Alberta and the No Frills out there price match all advertised local competitors. Considering the price of food today, if a customer comes to your store and you don't honour the corporate policy, you're going to have more people leaving conveyors full of groceries and walking out the door more frequently. Probably be better too if their cashiers aren't so snarky about it too as o have zero guilt leaving with 300 worth of food for them to put away.

I recently purchased a container of your feta-stuffed green olives and was shocked to find the oil…read morethey were packed in was clear and had an unpleasant taste. After some investigation, I discovered that you use sunflower oil for packaging. Why would you choose such a highly inflammatory seed oil? Is it purely because it's cheap? As a company, I had hoped you prioritized sourcing quality, healthy ingredients--even if it means charging a little more. At the very least, products like this should be clearly labeled so consumers know exactly what they're consuming. This experience has been deeply disappointing and has caused me to rethink my trust in your brand. I expected better.

Absolutely FABULOUS place!! Amazing selection... everything is always fresh and all cashiers on all…read morethe time. And everyone who works there are so friendly and helpful!! It's SUCH a pleasure to shop there!

The most amazing NON-PROCESSED meat in Michigan. Deli-meats are made in house and very fresh…read more Chicken isn't processed with other additives. Nice variety and many options. Veggies are super fresh.

Extremely poor customer service on multiple fronts today…read more 1. Meat Counter: Waited patiently to be served, but the staff member skipped me twice to take orders from customers who arrived after me. Only acknowledged when I spoke up. 2. Cashier: Rude and dismissive. When I requested a double-bagged watermelon, she tossed the second bag at me. When I politely asked if she could open it (as my hands were full), her response was "you've got two hands." Unacceptable. 3. Management: Requested a manager due to the cashier's behavior. The cashier initially just pointed vaguely "back there" and refused to assist further. Only when I held my ground and the line backed up did she claim to check, returning to say no manager or supervisor was available. This indicates a systemic lack of accountability. Overall: Rude staff, ignored customers, and zero management presence or willingness to address serious issues.

bad customer service. i was there last night they would not…read moretake my rolled quarters for my bill.

Fairly large local fruit and grocery market for Hamtramck. Store is very clean and parking can at…read moretimes be tricky even with a parking lot. Otherwise a good store.

This is a value format run by Metro, not a full service format. Having said that, everything was…read morestocked and check out was fine.

Great selection on imported eastern European products and brands. Shopping here quite often.read more

Great corner shop with kitchen basics and god fresh meats. plus HOT SAUCES…read more It's a great pit stop for restocking kitchen staples, pantry, milk, eggs, breads, ramen, paletas, cleaning supplies. There's a small but great butcher in the back. People line up on the weekends to get fresh cuts. Perhaps the greatest reason to drive off the beaten path for this residential bodega is that they carry the full line of el yucateco hot sauces... Including carribean style and Mayan xxxtra hot... hard to find, but all here. Parking lot across the street.

Best commercial menudo in southwest Detroit. Closest thing to moms. Better than the restaurants…read more Awesome carnitas too. Jaime family keep up the good work. Your customer... Gary

Always open and good selection of items that you'd expect in a convenient store at a reasonable…read moreprice. They also serve breakfast but I didn't eat there.