Purchased: aloe beverage - lemon lime flavor (other flavors available included pineapple, mango and…read morecoconut). Guava juice. Salsa Verde - just the can stuff. Low sodium tajin - this is hard to find, so good to see it. Tomato chicken bouillon - I hear it's the key for Mexican rice. Lastly- dried hibiscus flower (aka flor to Jamaica), ironically, product of Nigeria. I stopped by for the tajin and the hibiscus flower (it makes amazing tea), but you see how I got excited. They have loads of candy, and some baked goods, too. Don't mind the deli counter, produce looked alright. I was wanting bunelos, too. A pinwheel cinnamon sugar candy/cookie thing, but there was only a ginormous package, and Lord knows I just need a small container. I like seeing the selection here, good times

I came in after a friend gave rave reviews and was not disappointed. I found what I was looking for…read moreand was helped by the staff. The suggestion was amazing after cooking and the price point was incredible. Highly recommend as it is an easy way to elevate dinner with the various options they have avaliable and is extremely accessible to t.c. locals. ​

We frequent the Cherry Republic in Ann Arbor and wanted to see this one…read more It was really pretty! It has more shirt selections too but the food products seemed to be similar. We purchased a cherry cola. Can't wait to try it!

This would be 5 stars easily had they not been out of so many beers when we were there! :( The…read morefood, atmosphere, and service (seemed like a brand new server) was all very good. Easy place to take kids!

I knew I had to make an appearance for Merlyn's French-Asian Patisserie. While that alone is a…read morereason to go, I was really pleased with the many awesome vendors at this farmers market. As a tourist, there are plenty of goodies for you to enjoy and take back home. Some items from our haul: -Asian-inspired pastries (go find Merlyn's!) -kombucha -seasoned walnuts + walnut butter -kraut + kimchi -dry pizza dough -bread I can't forget to mention all the produce your heart desires, even hydroponic-grown! The market layout is really spacious, and there's ample parking just west of the market (plus plenty of street parking). It is a pet-free zone.

Recently visited this farmers market while me and my wife were in the area. We were glad we saw…read moresome great markets and produce that we have never seen before. We highly recommend checking out the "Two Old Farts" farm stand as they got some great stuff we enjoyed! All the vendors here were very nice and this place draws a big crowd! It's free to check out too! Highly recommend checking this place out!

Great market with organic produce, some nice wine & breads & even a gift item or two.read more

Nice little market carrying many local products and organic, which is important to our family. The…read moreservice was friendly and the market space was clean.

What a great place and conveniently located only 2 miles from my house! This is a well stocked…read moregrocery store and the wine selection rivals anything you'd find in Napa or Paso. The staff is quite friendly and always helpful.

I love this small market on the Peninsula. Excellent selection for size of market. Really friendly…read moreservice. Always clean.

This place is something between a Whole Foods/Trader Joes and a farmer's market on steroids. Really…read moreclean and well lit. The focus is on locally sourced foods and more environmentally-conscious ways of food shopping. I got a sushi roll (tuna/salmon/avocado) for $13.99 that was a bit better than typical "grocery store sushi," similar to Whole Foods quality. The meat selection is also great - I got a ribeye steak and a Snake River Farms American Wagyu Zabuton steak; obviously a little pricey but fair for the quality! I also got a sugar free vanilla oatmilk latte from the coffee bar and it was really good. I would love to have a store like this by my house in Grand Rapids for my routine shopping.

Between this co-op store and the other one nearby I believe they both have their pros and cons. I…read moreenjoy this store the most just because it has fresh hot dogs that you can grab and go. They have plant-based hot dogs too! This store feels more like a true grocery store from a big box chain but it does feature more items compared to the other one in the city. Staff here was very friendly , prices here were pretty fair, there's plenty of parking and even nearby stores too. This is perfect if you are in this part of the area. I did feel like there were less vegan options here for my wife's preference then compared to the other store. Overall, i did had a great experience here. Highly recommend coming here for those that are health conscious.

Absolutely loved our visit here last year - the owner was very helpful with suggestions towards…read moreherbs and tea we might like, and we had a wonderful discussion about gardening. It's a little bit out of the way but you won't regret stopping in, it's so cool and unique and the herbs were very high quality. Especially enjoyed the chive vinegar.

One of my "must stop" places every year. My personal favorites are the Curry and Herbs Dip Mix, the…read moreSerenity tea blend and the French tarragon. Omg the best!

Great little hidden market!! It has much more variety than you would think. I was able to find…read moredumpling wrappers and lots of amazing sauces and snacks too. The store owner is so sweet and welcoming. The shelves are stocked with so much!!!!

An impressive collection of staples like bamboo shoots, fish sauce, curries, pad thai noodles,…read morelemon grass, quail eggs. I also appreciate that they post recipes next to ingredients for people like me who don't know what they're doing, but want to explore.