This is a small market where you can go and get all the staples, including a few extra. There is a…read moredeli, soups, and lots of baked goods. It's clean, smells good, and the service was quick and friendly. Next time in the area, I'll stop here!

Love this small hometown market. Excellent produce, meat and deli. I love that I can get in and…read moreout, that it's always clean and they don't sell all the extra stuff like Kroger and VG's. Oh yes and the employees are always helpful and friendly.

First time here, but it will not be the last! Amazing selection of subs, both traditional and the…read moreunique. Huge potions! I ordered a medium/12" and certainly could have gotten away with a small. I had the Sasquatch, minus the chipotle mayo, and it was terrific. My husband had the Jamaican Me Crazy and loved it. Two people running the restaurant during a lunch rush, and they were helpful and friendly. Highly recommended!

I won a piece of gift coupon at a golf outing this past summer. I finally tried their service and…read moretheir selection. The food was good to Soso.

It was alright, I personally wouldn't eat here again though. The samosas are mediocre at best and…read morethe sauce with it isn't the tamarind chutney it should be... Maybe that's just a personal preference, I dunno. The service was polite and it is located in the Farmers Market so that's a plus. The market always has great vibes.

Good food! Prices are a little high but worth paying for it. Customer service is pretty good too!read more

i had lunch at Omega for the first time ever today. I've passed it lots of times but never been…read moreuntil my brother suggested it - he's a regular. I didn't know what I've been missing! It was fairly crowded when we got there - a good indication since it was 1:00 pm on a Wednesday. a server was with us immediately and we had drinks in no time. same with placing our orders & receiving our food - fast & friendly. my brothers ham & bean soup looked delicious it was easy to tell it was homemade. my corned beef & pastrami w Swiss & Cole slaw on grilled rye - called the Detroit Shocked Sandwich - made my mouth water looking at it and was just as tasty as it looked. Plus let me tell you they do not skimp on anything You get a STACK of meat on it. It was all I could do to finish half of it. my family is originally from the Detroit area where they have some of the best delis and I can confidently say that Omega would fit right in. I haven't had a sandwich like that since going to one of the Detroit Delis that specialize so I'm over the moon after eating at Omega. It was $16.95 for my sandwich. I think that price is on point when you take a look at how much a fast food combo runs these days. You definitely get your moneys worth at Omega. Plus you get to sit back and have great service from a very friendly attentive waitstaff. My brother having been there many times also said they've tried a lot of other things on the menu and there's nothing that has disappointed them. His wife particularly enjoys their breakfast. So if you are down in Grand Blanc or even if you aren't - it's worth a little drive - stop in and give Omega a try!

When mom was alive, the service and food was excellent, the coffee was excellent, the ambiance was…read moregreat

Always great product and service…read more. This local Crust stand at the farmers market really has been one of our favorite spots at the market- terrific sourdough bread, cheese danishes and bagels.. Yes, it's pricey.. but I think on the whole, it has always been worth it.. the service is warm and prompt and they have a rewards program for frequent return customers..

Amazing food & excellent service. I highly recommend eating at this establishment. Lovely breads,…read morepies and other deserts are available for takeout.

I have been trying to make this my grocery store because it's so convenient, but after today I've…read moremade up my mind to only use the pharmacy here & leave. My issue is with the uscan check out lane. I am very limited with my time when I go anywhere because my husband is a recent paraplegic & I have to have caregivers to stay with him while I do anything basically. Yesterday I was doing self checkout & realized it was almost time for my caregiver to leave, so I rushed out forgetting to pick up my cash back that I had paid to get. Realizing what I did, I called the store as soon as I got home & was told by the girl that had helped me with a register problem, that she had seen the money & picked it up for me. She told me that they would hold it for me until today when I was able to get another caregiver to stay with him. When I got there, the money was not in the drawer, so the girl today sent me to the help desk to check with them. She knew nothing about it & couldn't find it either, so I was told by Serena, (help desk) that they could not be held responsible for it. I was told yesterday on the phone by the employee who found my money, that if they hadn't found it when they did, that they woulld not be held responsible for it, which I totally understand. All this trouble trying to get my money back. It was only $10 dollars that I needed to help pay for my caregiver. Seriously? You are going to lose a good customer over "MY" $10 dollars! When I got home today, I called twice to asked for a manager & was hung up on twice. Someone did answer the second time & she told me she would try to find a manager for me & then nothing again but a dial tone. Just a side note to say that I have most of my groceries delivered to my door from Walmart for obvious reasons, but still managed to spend $912.15 cents from Feb. 7-March 6th at Krogers.

It's okay, but I still go a little out of my way to Vg's in Clio. This one is closer, but it has…read morethe rudest cashiers I've ever seen. They gripe and complain about their lives while you wait in line. The prices are good, but the fresh produce is terrible, always damaged bananas and bruised grapes and apples. They have a real nice bakery, though.

Nice little mom and pop grocery store. I stopped in as I was waiting for the local garage to finish…read moremy car and figured we might grab a breakfast sandwich and a few coffees while we waited around. This grocery store is very small but full of great meat, produce and baked goods, plus it's stocked with everything you'd need for a trip to the local market. The liquor and beer and wine options are very impressive for a tiny grocery store. They have some very high end labels etc.. In the front is a little gift shop area (a nook) with gifts, holiday and seasonal items, clothing, jewelry, candy, decor, hand creams, glassware, crafts, kitsch, and toys. Prices on both the gifts and grocery items, particularly pasta, meat and cheeses are a little high but the store is well stocked and the quality was nice. On the other corner is a small takeout restaurant and coffee/ice cream bar. You can dine in at the small diner area located on the other side. We had some coffees, bagels with cream cheese and a breakfast burrito while we waited. My breakfast sandwich was quite good for diner food and my wife's bagels were good, too. They do sell Starbucks coffee drinks, but we ordered their regular coffee, and that was good, as it's Fireside Coffee. Customer service was merely alright- polite and ok. All in all, a great hidden gem in a tiny sleepy hamlet.

On a weekend afternoon I traveled to New Lothrop to take in some youth baseball and hit the TnP…read morecafe on the way out, having read some nice reviews. I'm sorry I came out to New Lothrop at all. The baseball wasn't noteworthy except for the distinct lack of hospitality. I mention it only because this was *repeated* at TnP. I was hungry and had a decent drive back home. So I figured I'd have a meal at the cafe. I was mistaken. I sat in the cafe for 10 minutes and no staff appeared. I figured they must be short so I wandered into the grocery. Nope, plenty of staff. At least 5 on duty by my count. So I tried to flag someone down. No luck. One woman seemed pretty busy carrying boxes back and forth. Two more women behind the meat counter, each talking to couples who had small kids in tow. Obvious locals. I tried to get their attention. One did notice my presence but chose not to actually acknowledge me. So I started perusing the aisle to see what they had. I'm checking out the wares for a minute.... and I can feel the eyes of one of the women behind the meat counter staring at me as though I might be shoplifting. So I started walking back toward her to ask if the cafe was open. She disappears. I go back to the cafe thinking maybe she went there. Nope. Still no one in there. They don't even have a menu I can look at. Finally I go back to the grocery and grab a bottle of pop for the ride home. Two people are available for check out. The guy on the right literally won't make eye contact. So I go to the girl and pay a jacked up price for the pop which I now realize was sitting in a cooler that wasn't really doing much cooling. The check-out girl is the only person in the place I can exchange a few words with. She seemed nice. 1 for 5 ain't bad for this town I guess. This seems like a provincial little market in a tiny provincial burg. If you look the slightest out of place - not sure how I didn't fit in - people here will give you the side eye. I will never come back to this place if I don't have to. 18 months in Genesee County and this is the only place I haven't felt welcome. And that includes some gritty blocks in Flint. I'd give TnP zero stars if I could.

This is a cool little health food store located downtown Flint. For the size, they carry a decent…read morevariety of food selections. The fruit and veggie selection was much smaller than I had hoped for ~ not sure if this quantity is the norm. The prices are about what one would expect for organic and health food items. They have a small private lot for parking.

One of my favorite spots downtown! They have the best prepared food, supplements, groceries, and so…read moremuch more. All of the prepared food is freshly made. Some of my favorites are the buffalo barbeque sandwich, mixed veggie with avocado sandwich, and the tuna salad sandwich. I usually order mine on a spelt tortilla wrap instead of sliced spelt bread, but both of them are wonderful. They even offer sprouts too! All of the soups are amazing. They are organic and made from scratch with the alkaline ionized water, which is produced by the store as well. I love just sitting out on their porch and enjoying delicious, healthy food! I don't know if there is anything better. Their smoothies and shakes are clean and packed with real flavor. They use only organic fruit and fruit juice (no flavored syrups/concentrates, ice, or any unnecessary additives). For my fellow coffee lovers, they have organic coffee (made with alkaline water) everyday. It is so much better than any other coffee I've had! They even have soy coffee creamer! This store has a lot of grocery items that you can't find anywhere else. All kinds of delicious specialty breads, wild caught fish, and grass fed meats. They carry a lot of awesome Michigan-made products as well. The Grainery also has kombucha, natural energy drinks/shots, ginger beer, and many other awesome natural beverages in all different flavors. If you've never been here, I would strongly encourage you to give it a try! You won't be disappointed. :)