Since, the change in ownership, the store has a different vibe…read more Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name and you are always glad you came. That is what Maria's was before the change in ownership. They would always ask about your family. Unfortunately, not true anymore. The store has the same inventory. Nothing has changed there. Their kitchen in the back is under new management. I really miss the previous owners and their delicious chicken. The current owners has a new brand of chicken. While the chicken is very good, it is very expensive. Will I keep going to this store ? Yes because it is very convenient.

Great pizza and other sides including bake goods. All fresh. I highly recommend this market if…read moreyou looking for a good lunch or you're having a party. They will prepare party trays. Very reasonable in price.

Small market perfect for nearby apartment dwellers and folks looking for some snacks and/or grab…read moreand go bites near the hospital and Kellogg Eye Center. It's not much bigger than a convenience store but they pack a ton in, primarily imported Asian products including dry goods (like packs of ramen), a small selection of produce, refrigerated grocery items, frozen foods (including some ice cream), beverages, and more. They also carry some home goods, Korean skin care/toiletries, small tchotchkes, etc. They also have a few sections of prepared foods like refrigerated side dishes like tteokboki, bulgogi, and japchae and some grab and go options like kimbap near the counter. They also have a ramen prep station for folks who want to eat their purchases right away. Also the price is really affordable! I got a sizeable serving of cheese tteokboki for just $4.50 and kimbap for about $6, definitely enough for a good sized lunch for a little over $10.

Great selection of specialty Asian products as well as produce and everyday staples. Great to stop…read morein for a small & quick grocery shop to avoid a trip to the big supermarkets. Plus, the people who run it are so sweet and really go out of their way to treat their customers right! (They frequently give a little snack or treat to our 4 year old)

The food selections of vegetables and fruits and bakery and frozen meals and snacks and drinks and…read morecanned food and a variety of other essentials are satisfactory.

Not the freshest choice whatsoever. Let me start by saying this, this is grocery store is quite…read moreliterally my last option to go to if I need something quick & that's only because it's the closest grocery store near me. I'm always finding expired food in there but my biggest issue is how the charge more for everything in there compared to your other grocery stores. Always make sure to check the expiration dates especially on dairy products! Overcharging people when you're located in a low income neighborhood is really sad. A lot of the shoppers don't have an option to go to Westland or the surrounding cities to get quality food

This is a very tiny shop inside of the allopathic espresso Café. It has some Michigan themed items,…read morejewelry, and some limited clothing items as well. It also has Michigan focused treats and candies. It appears there's two seats inside of the the store, but it just seems randomly placed inside of the store. It doesn't seem that welcoming or inviting. I don't know if that's for a coffee customer to sit at or if it's only for the folks that have family members that are inside the store. It's not clear. It's still not a bad little shop to browse, while you wait a little while for your coffee or drinks to be ready. The shop is small, cramped since folks waiting for drinks end up congregating inside the store, it's packed with items, maximizing the space.

The Ypsi Food Co-op is a great option for locals if you need to grab a little something while…read moreyou're out, but don't want to go to Kroger/Meijer. Prices are a bit steep, but they have a decent variety of vegan options, bulk options, prepared foods, etc. It's a bit tight down the aisles, but pretty easy to navigate.

The greatest grocery store ever. Great dairy. Lots of spices. Good selection of fruits and…read morevegetables. Before the mass insanity of the last few years, they had a good grass-fed ground beef I ate often which was very affordable. Very, very efficient. At Ypsi Food Co-Op, you can shop quickly and shop often, meaning you eat fresher food. Even during the nCOV-2019 mass panic, the people here were never nutters about masks. Anywhere this liberal is going to have a few people who are just hopelessly smarmy and judgmental in their very person, but by and large, the liberals at the Ypsi Food Co-Op keep their mental illness on a leash. Awesome place. Wish I could have a grocery store like this everywhere I go.

This is a cute, densely packed novelty shop in downtown Ypsi. It reminds me of a family friendly…read moreSpencer's. Lots of fun stuff if you need a gift for someone, like toys, candies, stickers, greeting cards, clothing, and more. If you are looking for Michigan or Ypsilanti-specific gifts, this is definitely a good spot to check out.

This place is really really cool! It made me, a 38 year old woman, feel like a kid again. So many…read moreunique gift ideas. They have so many different themed merch like tv shows, Harry Potter, Hello Kitty, Care Bares, Mulang, Mario, and a billion things that I don't know about. I went here before Valentine's Day and ended up finding a Super Mario Fire stuffy for my hubby. He loves it! They also had very unique and funny cards! They have tons of candy of every variety. I found ring pop gummies here & my husband ate them in a day. Tons of toys & stuffed animals. One thing I will say is their prices were a bit high. But I imagine with cost of operation these days it makes sense and I am in a spot where I can support this small business (reasonably). It is a super fun store. Use caution bringing a small child into this store, as there will be several things within their reach and they will probably want to get their hands on everything. I honestly wouldn't bring a kid younger than 8 or 9 in this store. If you need gift inspiration, come to this cute store!

Some of the best prices on gas and friendly staff makes this a wonderful old fashion neighborhood…read moregas station with a little store in it. Has a good assortment of snacks, drinks, and food. Easy to get in and out. Most of the time the pumps have receipt paper in it. I try to stop here when I need gas

This supermarket is great! From ample, wide spaced, and well- lit parking that makes sense for…read morereturning carts to always having plenty of staff and they are truly helpful and friendly. The meat and produce sections always have great deals and the store is clean. I shop regularly for a downriver food pantry and can get so much here for the money compared to larger chain supermarkets. Thank You Saveland!

This was my first time visiting the store I live about 4 mi away. I like the way the store looks…read moreand that it's smaller scale. The selection of the meat and the fruit fresh fruit and produce was great. The other prices for things like cooking sprays and spices etc. Seem to bit high to me. And the milk was $4.79 which is a little high too that was for a gallon. All in all it was good. When I got home I noticed some of the dates on some items were a week or less before expiring. But I would say I recommend it best for fresh fruit, produce, and meat. Condiments I would go elsewhere due to the price. But I really like that it's not a big store and it was really really cold in there. Bonus you can get booze while you are there too lol