As I'm prioritizing safety during this global pandemic but still would like to eat nutritious,…read morehealthful foods, I find that the way I shop is changing. It's tough to shop at my usual places where there are SO many out of stocks & where it doesn't feel like some stores are taking enough health/sanitizing precautious for their employees AND shoppers -- so, I've been trying new places like Frog Holler! From what I understand, they're typically a wholesaler that supplies to restaurants. But, they've adjusted their business model/offering quickly so that non-business shoppers like you & me can order from me! It was very easy/seamless -- they have a Shopify page (https://frog-holler-produce.myshopify.com/) to place your order & select a pick up time. It was a contact-less pick up -- they ask you for your name + you open your truck/door & they'll plop it right in. I went for The Original OG! (assorted organic bundle). The assortment changes but they have what's included listed out. My produce box was AWESOME - the fruits & veggies were really fresh. They also sell some breads (from a local baker), dairy/eggs, vegetarian items (tofu, tempeh, seitan, beyond burger). I will definitely be ordering again! Thanks for making it just a little bit easier to eat nutritiously during this time, Frog Hollow!

I'm visiting my parents for a few months during the pandemic. I have a veggie delivery service…read morewhere I live and love it, so I thought I'd try out a local service while in Ann Arbor. I was hoping for seasonal, local produce*, so this wasn't quite what I wanted. However, I am giving it 5 stars because it was exactly as marketed, and the produce was excellent. Plus, there was a ton of produce in the Pear-fect box (just $25), and the penny delivery during the pandemic is such a fantastic deal--Just $5 regularly isn't bad either! We even gifted some of the bananas to the neighbors because there were so many that were perfectly ripe and ready to eat! *There were fruits/veggies that aren't grown locally and several items that weren't in season, so they must have traveled quite a distance. If Frog Hollow were more connected to local farms, I think my parents would subscribe to a weekly box! I surely would!

I happen to be off one Thursday and as I drove by the Millennium Center I noticed there was a…read morefarmers market set up in the parking lot. Wow! Cool! I thought. Then I became upset because it's Thursday morning. Had I been at work I never would have known about it. Far as that goes I probably won't be able to attend again. Any who, I stopped in and had a great shopping experience. Plenty of farmers on hand with all sorts of fresh nuts, veggies, flowers and breads. This is a great location when you can't make it to Downtown Detroit. If they could be here on Saturday's they could definitely earn an additional star.

Great little market on Detroit's Northwest side (in the church parking lot near the corner of the…read moreSouthfield Fwy and Grand River). Has about 20 booths selling baked goods, organic vegetables, meats, coffee and cheeses. All locally grown and produced. It's a bright spot in a neighborhood that is currently struggling to maintain (I grew up just a few block away). I hope this market lasts. One note, this isn't cheap produce. You won't find super cheap stuff here, but if you're looking for quality and want to support a local Detroit collective, stop by and support the market. I bought some great coffee, chicken and some of the best tomatoes I've ever had the last time I was there. It's only open Thursdays from 4 - 8 pm, so plan accordingly if you want to support it. It's sponsored by the Grandmont-Rosedale Development Corporation (GRDC), a really great Northwest Detroit organization that is working hard to improve the area.

I was in Detroit visiting and my friend took me to this market I am not much of a fresh fruits and…read moreveggies type of girl. More like McDonald's and KFC but with that being said one of the vendors were selling homemade peanut butter cookies OMG, they were literally the best cookies that I've EVER HAD! Ever since I have been begging my friend to Fedex me some but she refuses she claims that "she is helping me maintain my figure" Sadly, I am willing to trade my figure for those cookies, lol.

Normally love this place , unfortunately their business hours do not reflect the actually time the…read moreclose . I walked in the store at 6:55 all of the carts were pulled in and products were put in the back. Google says they close at 8. I go in and speak to the cashiers none of them replied to me . I go to the back to grab the few things I could grab and the employee literally pulled the curtain down over the meat while I was standing there selecting the meat!!!! I said excuse me are u guys closing early , he says sorry miss and continues pull the curtains over the remaining meat sections . I have never felt so disrespected as a patron in all my life . This store routinely shuts down 30 mins early so I thought I'd be safe coming an hour early . I understand if they are in observance of Ramadan but nothing is posted about a change in hours so I just don't understand this ! Currently 7:08 and the store is completely closed and locked

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Considering the amount of coordination it must take to work with 5-6 farms and gardens throughout…read morethe city, I think City Commons does a great job. The pickup time was convenient for us, on days that we were late we were still able to get the produce. Each box was full of produce, and compared to other CSAs I've been a part of we got a considerable amount of vegetables each week. In terms of the produce, we loved it! There was great variety in every box. Over the course of the CSA we got lettuce, tomatoes, potatoes, eggplant, kale, collard greens, carrots, apples, apricots, herbs, mulberries, bell peppers, hot peppers, swiss chard, arugula, celery root, and more. The assortment of veggies changed each week, but it was always a good mix. I do wish there had been a little more kale/collard greens, though we did get swiss chard regularly (which was awesome). I think with a few more cooking greens I would give the CSA five stars. Obviously, we still needed to go to Eastern Market for other produce because not everything we wanted to eat is being grown in Detroit, but the CSA was a great deal and a great way to get us to eat seasonally. I do wish there was a list with each box that documented the weeks contents (esp the herbs), I was slow on discovering the blog, but even so I was always able to find ways to use the produce in each box. My partner and I had a full share with City Commons and paid half with work trade. Especially with the work trade, we thought the price was very fair and do-able for us. Also the hours of work trade were very reasonable. It was fun and rewarding to work at the farms that we got our food from and meet the farmers who were growing it. Another benefit to this CSA was that their growing season lasted pretty late into fall and the amount and quality of the produce was very consistent throughout the CSA. I would definitely do the CSA again and recommend it to people who are interested in getting fresh Detroit-grown produce.

Although I was originally very excited to join City Commons' CSA, I was ultimately disappointed…read morewith my commitment due to low value per box (each box comes out to a little over $20 and there is no way there were $20 worth of vegetables inside there) and misrepresentation of the vegetables included (many vegetables perished VERY quickly, and there is no way they look anywhere close to the vegetables they post photos of on their website). I wish this hadn't been the case, as I would love to support local business and urban farming, but my income does not support this sort of habit any more and I would urge those running this CSA to offer better all-around value to their customers (e.g. deliver? more than two options for pick up days? boxes based on preference? include more than 6 types of vegetables over the course of the season? give a recipe sheet for the items in the box WITH the box instead of asking your customers to go online days after the box has been picked up to view the (all-too-obvious) recipes (e.g. salad? Are you seriously recommending that your insightful growers have suggested making SALAD with arugula??) at which time half of the produce in the box is already on its way to wilt heaven? partner with other CSAs to offer better value and more variation?). If you're thinking of joining this CSA but you don't have money to burn, perhaps consider instead a quick trip to Eastern Market or even your local Meijer once a week for better value and selection.

If you want to support a locally owned and operated Detroit store, shop at Peaches and Greens…read more Get fresh vegetables and fruit and other food. They are the only produce store in this area of Detroit, so come and support. #KeepDetroitAlive #BringbackDetroit

Please, please, please support this store! Such good prices, quality and variety in the…read moreneighborhood! Locally owned and conveniently located. Particularly superior to the stores located nearby, selling unhealthy and terrible food.

Wonderful market with a great staff and owner!! I'm always…read morevery satisfied with my purchases. (Make sure to say hi to Harlo when you go )

Enjoy their fresh vegetables. Their flowers are also nice. The plants grow real easy with little…read morecare. Also we like the prepackaged cheese popcorn.

I had a great time at Detroit Farm and Cider. the staff was very friendly, they had delicious food…read moreoptions, and it is a fun and relaxing getaway for all ages while not having to venture far from the Detroit neighborhood.

First - chickens and goats! They are adorable. I don't know what kind of chickens they have, but…read morethey are fancy - and adorable. My daughter and I had a great time watching the animals and sharing the wait for fresh cider and donuts with lots of other folks. It was great to see families and lots of kids outside. I'm so happy to see this type of business inside the city and being supported by so many in the community. It's good to see so many folks getting outside given all that's keeping us inside. I look forward to seeing how this business blossoms.