What an amazing store with a lot of specialty products. The staff always seems happy and willing to…read morehelp.

So this is actually about the GAS STATION HERE instead of the actual grocery store but i am just…read moregoing to write it here. -------------------------------------- This morning, I went to the gas station to fill up before I went to Work. however, my gas hatch wasn't opening and I was getting really frustrated, so I went inside to ask for help. I explained my problem very politley to the woman and she just gave me a blank stare like and said "well what do YOU suggest i do?" (WHATTT??) then She gave me a screwdriver and told me to try that. she said it could break the hatch and I was genuinely terrified. I didn't want to break my Car!! after a while with the Screwdriver, nothing was working so I went back in to tell her and she just gave me a blank stare and i was seriously holding back tears. I had to leave and she wasn't helping! she told me to try AGAIN so I went back OUT to try again and finally got it open. not once did this woman go out to help me. when I told her I got it Open, she just shrugged and didn't seem too Happy. I'm not sure if she was just having a bad morning or what but she was very mean and un-helpful. It's not that hard to just help a customer, it is your JOB, but this woman clearly didn't want to. I really hope managment sees this because from now on, I will be getting my gas elsewhere, not here. Thank you.

Little gem! I was thrilled to happen upon this market! The owner was lovely and helped us find…read moreexactly what we were looking for - and then some! Fantastic selection for our amateur cooking needs, rice wine, saki, so many noodles! We grabbed a box of chicken spring rolls that are made by hand by the owner, rice wine for cooking (the ONE thing we went in for) soba noodles and pickled ginger. Already picking the first thing I want to make with dried mushrooms, there is an expansive selection! Great prices too.

Proprietress from Vietnam was very helpful in finding Chinese food for me and my Chinese…read moregirlfriend. She was very friendly and even gave us some free fortune cookies. Last year she moved her business to this new location: Valy Vietnamese Oriental Food (231) 736-7440 939 E. Laketon Ave., Muskegon, MI 49442

I am truly happy I found this place. I was doing some volunteer work at the community clinic…read morenext-door and I really had a craving for breakfast. They have a lot of different options for breakfast as well as for traditional Guatemalan food. The food is straight up simple, delicious and homemade. But what really makes me want to keep going is the service. They were happy they were smiling, but they were very attentive to my needs. It's a tiny little restaurant has a little market attached to it. I honestly thought it was closed for a while because every time I drove past it I never saw the sign that said open. I highly recommend getting the breakfast items as well as the bean pupusa and the bacon pupusa.

I went to this place with my brother and the food is amazing, literally anything you think you need…read morefrom a bakery this place has it. The owners are kind and do their best to satisfy all the customers. This is definitely a place I will continue to visit for a long time.

I'm happy to report that since the remodel of this store, it's now my favorite Aldi location! I…read morelove Aldi for their low prices and decent quality products. I can usually find everything I need and get in and out of the store super quickly, which is a definite plus for me. I haven't noticed the "zombie apocalypse" vibe in the store recently with boxes and items everywhere. It's usually pretty organized and shelves are usually stocked, even with shortages of products being the norm lately. If you've never been to an Aldi, bring your own bags or be ready to pay a small fee for paper bags or nicer reusable plastic bags. Then you'll need a quarter for a cart - you insert the quarter into the slot on the right side of the cart, which releases it from the line of carts. Then when you're done, return the cart and insert the little chain into the back end of the slot, and it will push your quarter back out for you! I'm never without my "Aldi quarter" in case I ever need to make a quick stop. Once inside you'll find a wide variety of pantry staples, seasonal items, "Aldi finds (limited time products)," deli items, frozen food, and a decent amount of produce. Pricing is typically lower than most grocery stores and you'll see a lot of Aldi branded things in addition to some name brand items. I personally have come to prefer many of the Aldi brand items over some name brands. The Aldi finds aisle is always fun to check out as you can sometimes find hidden gems there. I got a Calico Critters set for my niece once - those aren't always easy for me to come across. I love their seasonal decor items, too - including the cute wreath with fake pumpkins on it that I got last fall. Check for quality on these items, since it can be a little hit or miss, but for a seasonal item that I use once a year it's usually fine. Some things I stock up on at Aldi: canned beans, eggs, cheese, frozen food including shrimp, salty snacks like chips and popcorn, produce, and chocolate - they are known for having a great selection of imported chocolate. Aldi is also my go-to spot if I'm making a cheese and charcuterie board, as they have a lot of great options including lots of great dried fruits and nuts, meats, and cheeses. One thing that I always notice is that there are usually only ever one or two employees at the checkout lanes, but they are super speedy and it never really takes too long to get in and out of the store. The parking lot is pretty large for this Aldi and there is plenty of other parking nearby.

We recommend skipping the bottle return area and particularly the Aldi branded canned/bottled…read moredrinks, which their machines decline to accept, with the exception of the occasional (perhaps 1 in 6) which it will accept after rejecting the same bottle/can five times or more. There is no customer service area to take returns; instead, you will be in line with people with carts full of groceries. The clerk will give you the stink eye and ask you if you've counted your bag full of Aldi brand cans/bottles rejected by its pathetic machine. Seems odd that a retailer would sell products with deposits and then make returns of deposit items so difficult and unpleasant. Why sell these beverages at all if you are going to make it so difficult for customers to recoup their deposits? (Hint: it's for the money.)

Fun! There really is something for everyone! That sauce or condiments, tropical fruit or…read morebeverages,everything here is awesome!!

After I live 5 months in LA and send some time in Little Saigon supermarket, then this is the best…read moreVietnamese supermarket in Grand Rapids area. This store now changes to Kim Nhung supermarket two years ago. They are big and stock most what you need for Vietnamese grocery shopping, and the price is good compare to other Asian grocery in Grand Rapids area.

They opened today and the place was packed. There is a…read moreStarbucks. The produce section looked really good. Very fresh. The meat counter looked wonderful. It's all like the much-loved Forest Hills Foods but compact. Ada residents will be happy to have a close by grocery once again.

Woo Hoo!!! Finally, a real, fully-stocked grocery store for Ada Twp. I couldn't be happier. Start…read moreyour visit at the Starbucks just inside the door, and sip your way thru your shopping. There's super fresh produce, with an assortment of fruits, vegetables, and peppers you won't find anywhere else, and fresh pastries, cakes, pies, and cookies. The aisles are efficiently arranged to hold every canned or dry good you might need, and there's a full aisle of nongrocery items in familiar reasonably priced brands. Dairy items and frozen foods easily double what the previous store offered. At the back, you will find the butcher, with a wide assortment of meats, grill-ready specialty meats, and a great variety of fish and seafood. On your way to the checkout, you can get rotisserie chicken and there's a full deli counter with familiar choices from Forest Hills Foods, including take-and-bake flatbreads. Wines and liquor are also stocked. Help is readily available for the self-check lanes, and there are several lanes with checkers. May this store prosper long! I will be doing ALL my shopping here. Highly recommend!!

Scott Meats has something for everyone. Their fresh meat counter has an abundance to select for…read moreyour meals. Their own casing hot dogs and chicken apple sausage (brats) are to die for as well as being delicious! The staff is plentiful, courteous, and friendly. A must shop store in Muskegon Heights. If you choose to purchase meats somewhere else, that would be your loss. A+++++

Great prices and great assortment of meats. The store was packed but they got me what I needed…read morequickly and efficiently

Best grocery anywhere near Muskegon or Grand Haven…read more So many unique gourmet selections Great staff even on a Sunday

Cashier area: unsupervised. Courtesy counter: unmanned most…read moreof the time Can return: seems to always be full or out of order Deli counter: nice workers, no prices displayed Fresh baked breads: expensive Meat: Good selection, but extremely pricey The canned good selection is hit and miss, they seem to have a huge selection of some items. Example would be like pasta sauce, probably 12 different brands priced between $2 -$10 a jar. (who pays ten bucks for sauce?) Frozen potatoes, just two brands, usually out of one of them. Best food item from deli: fried chicken