If you are in the area and need something quick for dinner or a forgotten item, this is your place…read more Small size but wide selection. Fresh, frozen, and refrigerated food to choose from. Fresh pizza and sandwiches. Candy and flowers if you need to get back in someone good graces or need to cheer yourself up. Friendly service, public bathroom, hot coffee, cold ice cream with bakery goods. The only thing they lack is fountain pop. Parking lot in back and spaces in front. Traffic light helps you get out on that too busy road it is on. Always stop in when I am in the area.

Just ordered a salad from the HMS salad bar & this little gem was included (see gigantic avocado…read morepit). How does that even happen?!

Long Lake Market is one of those places that is getting harder and harder to find. My husband and I…read morealways loved stopping in because everything was so fresh, clean, and thoughtfully put together. So many small markets end up feeling cluttered or like the products have been sitting around too long, but Long Lake Market was never like that. Everything always looks like someone truly cared. Their prepared meals taste homemade. Around the holidays, their side dishes were incredible too! They have a great meat selection and MI items and just so many unique products that you don't see at the bigger grocery stores.The quality is always there, and for us it is worth it when we want something really good. Thank you for creating a neighborhood market that felt genuinely unique. Bloomfield Hills was lucky to have you, and my husband and I will always have great memories of shopping there together!

They had exactly what I needed, and I even found a super hard to find product I wasn't even on the…read morelookout for. The best pink grapefruit juice I've ever had.

Really bummed. Truly love this place. Went here with my boy quite a few times for tacos in the…read morepast. He had his graduation party a couple weeks ago and we thought it would be a good idea to get catering from here. We got a 20lb tray of carne asada and a 20lb tray of the pollo asada and we were not only very disappointed but really embarassed. We had over 50 family / friends / coworkers who I had bragged to about how good their tacos were and the meat was subpar at best. When I think of pollo and carne asada I imagine well spiced, cut up grilled steak and chicken. I got 2 X 20 lbs trays of tasteless tan and brown pellets. No sign of browning, grill marks or taste. Some might argue it wasn't really meat. Just ruined the stuff... Guacamole was good, the flour tortillas and chips were pretty good, but when the main protein(s) suck, the event can't really recover. Service was relatively nice. I am so puked out because I trusted them. Coughing up over $500 for their garbage to feed people I love, I can't help but take it a little personal. Never going back.

I've been coming here for years. While I romanticize that it was better in the past. It's good…read more More recently the interior seating looks like it's been redone, it's decent. The service is fast, you just go up to the counter to order. The food, that's why we come here. Like I said I use to think it was excellent, now days I'd list it as decent to good. The salsa's are good and I love the salsa bar. So if your looking for Mexican food this place is good, you'll be satisfied. Also you have to hit the market, to me it's the main reason to come here. The meat is good. Veggies are fresh. The prices are also good. It's worth it.

Awesome Mexican market Anything you would ever need Mexican…read moreand much much more. I love this place right in the middle Mexican village area. Excellent service excellent products fantastic meat market. As I said everything you would need Mexican and then some.

Love this market. Authentic and the ladies are so friendly Everything I needed for my cooking…read moreneeds were in stock. I definitely recommend going . You wont be disappointed

Fabulous. The owner is lovely. The store is cute and can't tell you how many times I've run up…read morethere hoping they have whatever and was pleasantly surprised to find it there. A Berkley treasure.

Stopped in for the first time to get a pizza to go. Small private lot in front, off of busy 12…read moreMile. I also looked around the store. Staff was great, nice, helpful, friendly. The store was very clean, but sort of shabby chic. Run down in an old fashioned way, if that makes sense. Lots of beer choices, good wine selection, lots of last minute items for cooking or an impromptu get together. Quality meat and cheeses. They did have a large selection of the spice kits for cooking, that used to have their own store down the road. The pizza was not great.

Alexs Market & Grill has all my favorite goodies. The Fresh food in the market was amazing. The…read moredrinks are specialty and yummy. Anything you could want or need is right here. The staff are very polite and helpful. The market and grocery area is white glove clean. Plenty of parking spaces make this place an easy in and out as well. They have a restaurant area on the second floor if you need a meal after or before your shopping spree. I'm going to be back and hoping you'll give them an opportunity as well. You'll be glad you gave them your business.

Walking in was honestly a bit overstimulating--there's a lot going on right at the entrance with…read moreitems everywhere, which made it feel a little chaotic at first. We went upstairs to eat around 1 PM on a Thursday, so it wasn't particularly busy. Unfortunately, they had already "run out" of a few key items, including the Dubai Espresso Martini and bone-in wings. That was confusing, especially considering there's a grocery store downstairs--it didn't quite add up and was disappointing. The service itself was great. Our waitress was friendly and attentive, but she didn't seem very familiar with the menu and couldn't offer recommendations, which would have helped since it was our first time. As for the food: the boom boom shrimp and lamb sliders were both good and definitely the highlights. However, the fish tacos were extremely salty--so much so that I couldn't finish them. Overall, the vibe is cool and I'd consider coming back for drinks, but based on this experience, I don't think I'd return for the food. We do appreciate the free dessert, I'm just still hungry

This place is very dirty. I won't go back. You could see crusted dirt, dust, and even some paper…read morescraps underneath the lowest shelves in the aisles. The olives in the self-serve olive bin looked like they'd been there for months and were slimy. They had some baked goods in a glass cabinet that was also filthy. I am truly surprised the health department hasn't stepped in.

My sister stopped here before She dropped me off to work. She picked up some cheese and meat Burek…read more I usually get my Burek from two other european stores. I an also slightly picky Unfortunately, I have no picture. I put it in my lunch box and warmed it up for lunch. It was so good and my coworkers loved it as well. I let them try some. It was soft and filled with cheese. The cheeses tasted amazing. Sometimes the cheese inside Burek doesn't taste that good. I was surprised with how amazing this tasted! Will come back for sure. Also love how it was already made. Fast and easy.

I was beyond elated when I found this place! It has been so hard to find traditional Spanish…read moregroceries needed for Puerto Rican holiday meals. So when I found this spot I couldn't have driven here any faster! I walked in and immediately starting putting my 2 nephews and daughter to work each holding a basket! I found yuca, empanada shells, chocolate corté, pilloncillo, sofrito, morcilla, calderos, campolor, tocino, and chiles! You name it, I found it and bought it! I was beyond happy to drop serious coin at this mom and pop place! What I didn't like or expect was to get home and see that I had EXPIRED sofrito and when I went to cut my tocino and use it, the smell was freezer burned! Let me tell you on a day like Noche Buena when in my family we celebrate and do our big holiday meal you pull out the sofrito and tocino to make arroz con gandules and you see and smell it's not good to use, doesn't make for a good start! So, although they had many many products from my mother land I can't say I'm running back here. The store is small enough to keep an eye on expired stuff! Rotate! Fortunately I had bacon at home and although it didn't have tocino I managed without it. I was also able to find papel para pasteles and the string! So they got an extra star for that and calderos! If you visit check for expiration dates AND ask when the last time they stocked their freezer items! I wish them much success though because these kinda stores are my jam!

As an adventurous eater, I wondered if there were any Latin American food stores besides Mexican…read morewhich I still love. I found out from a young Puerto Rican man at my bowling league that Saginaw street has it. Needless to say, I was not disappointed. This place not only carries Mexican and Puerto Rican groceries, but also foods from Central and South America. I bought a package of frozen pupusas which are a delicacy in El Salvador and my mom bought some real Colombian coffee. They have a variety of different Latin American foods although I was disappointed that there wasn't a bakery. However I must say this. DO NOT let the neighborhood deter you. It is quite awesome and the people who work there are Colombian and very nice too. If you're ever in the area, give this place a try. You'll be amazed.