This place has really gone downhill. Outdated food on the shelves and no one to…read morehelp. The seem to also have migrated to all/most self checkout...a deal breaker for me. Sad as they have such great stuff

The store charges whole food prices without the whole food selection or service. Between having to…read moreself checkout and pay for bags I've had to switch stores.

Tried this location while out and about looking for a few items. Nino's never disappoints. They…read morehave some of the best produce, foods, and selections on the market. Anything that you are looking for, you will most likely find it here. On this trip, I wanted to buy some grapes and some oranges to make some fresh squeezed orange juice. The selection was amazing. The store is always clean and their staff is always friendly and helpful. If you are looking for something special and specific, please try out Nino's.

Ninos is a staple in the area and I visited again recently before the holidays. The staff are…read morealways nice and seem willing to help and answer any questions you may have. As with most grocery stores they have a reward system if you sign up and then provide your phone number at the register. The layout of the store is really nice and just looks well organized, but best part is the quality of their products. I've never seen any old produce or anything slightly aged being put out for purchase. They seem to be really on top of that. There's a wine room where you can look a various kinds as well as bakers and butchers in the back of the store.My favorite pick up is their wild caught salmon. Overall a great grocery store in the area.

The best local farm fresh produce! Irma's has a great selection of heirloom tomatoes, peppers,…read morezucchini, squash, peaches, apples, and the corn is hands-down the best corn I have ever enjoyed. I come here weekly during the summer and fall months to get all of my produce. The prices are competitive with local chain groceries stores and I love to support this friendly, small family owned business. They are open daily from 9am- 5pm and closed on Tuesdays from Mid July through Halloween. Today I bought some beautiful pumpkins and plan on returning later this week to get some mums for my fall decorations. Honey Bee Farms was there today giving away samples and educating people about local raw honey. A small business supporting another! As someone who has been supporting Irma's for over a decade, I highly recommend you check them out.

OMG! Beware I can't believe my visit yesterday was so disappointing, I brought 4 small peaches…read moreand it cost me $5.40, I can't understand why their prices are totally higher than the grocery stores now, not to mention the peaches were not that good and after sitting In the fruit bowl just from yesterday they are starting to get soft spots so I cut one open and it has brown area's (no good). Why would you go up on your prices like that, your products are not coming from another country, so you are not dealing with tariffs if you are pulling from the ground? You now want $8.00 for a dozen on corn. Come on Irma please rethink your pricing for your customers. Not to mention the quality of the produce is not as good as it was in the past. At your current prices you will sure loss customers. The staff is kind and friendly but if does nothing for your High prices this year! Rethink.

I have come a few times for their fresh produce and bread. The selection of rice and canned good,…read morefoods, meats and spices can't be beat. It's amazing

I remember my very first visit to Paradise Fruit Market & Bakery before moving to Michigan. I had…read morenever been to a Middle-Eastern grocery store before, but after checking out the local H-Mart, I decided to walk over on a whim and see what this place was all about. When I went through the front doors, I found a long line of people standing in a line. At the end of the line? A baker furiously inserting diamond shaped dough into an open oven, and removing the puffed up bread soon afterwards. When I saw the price, five for a dollar, I knew I needed to try some. And when I got to the front register, an additional surprise awaited me: fresh falafel, four for a dollar. Who can beat that pricing? Several years have passed by, and the store has gone through a renovation and bakery remodel, but I can still say that the food here still retains the same quality. The samoon is now three for a dollar and somehow, I have no idea how, the falafel are still four for a dollar. Samoon (Iraqi Bread) ($0.33) - These are some seriously delicious samoon, some of the best you can get in the area, straight from the oven. There are always a line of people waiting so they have a constant stream of fresh bread coming out. The exterior has some of that delicious fire-charred flavor and interior is fluffy and chewy with an almost mochi-like chew. There are some good samoon in Dearborn, and Dream Market down the street has some fantastic sesame seed and olive oil brushed samoon, but I think this my favorite rendition in Metro-Detroit. Falafel ($0.25) - Let me just reiterate - 25 cents a falafel. Where can you get that in this inflationary era? They're the normal, standard sized falafel but the quality is no slouch. The exterior is crisped up, with a delicate outer coating studded with sesame seeds. The interior is moist and fluffy with a well balanced flavor. There are herbs mixed in, but the flavor doesn't overpower the chickpeas and spices. It's Just a great falafel at a great price. The bakery in Paradise also inconsistently bakes khubz - they've only had it once or twice in my dozen visits or so. They also have kahi. It used to be a large round of phyllo dough, but it looks like recently they've changed it to be two smaller rectangles. I wish I lived closer to Paradise Market. As it stands, I can only venture up to Troy a couple of times year. Note: I can't really vouch for the quality of the produce or meats because I go here pretty much purely for the bread and falafel. Edit: I went back to get more Samoon two weeks later to compare against Dream Market. I have to say, Paradise has the superior bread by a hair. The samoon here is slightly larger and has quite a bit more of the fire charred flavor. Texture-wise, both are pretty much identical, and price-wise, Paradise is 33 cents a piece, whereas Dream Market is 25 cents a piece. We also got the Aroog this time (only $1 for 2). First time trying it and we found it to be very interesting. Almost South Asian in flavor, with a heavy dose of curry and other spices. Not sure it has any meat in it though, seems to be mainly vegetarian?

I Love their Salsa's and different kinds of pickles...They also have a large assortment of Flowers…read moreand Vegetables to plant when it warms up

Great place in the southeastern suburbs to get fresh, and I mean fresh off the truck, Michigan…read moreproduce. And Joe Kutchey himself will great every customer--such a warm & friendly owner! Sweet corn is in & it's fantastic this year, so go get some! Forget about the dried ends of sweet corn you'll get at the grocery store--come here instead

My review is about this venue as an event space…read more I attended a networking event at the RO Farmers Market on last week. I was first pleased with the parking. There's parking surrounding the building as it shares lot space with the municipal offices of the city. It's quite a large space, great for expos, fairs, etc. I could even see it as a wedding venue; which it likely is. The are food services spaces and bathrooms inside of the building, and a nice outdoor sitting/dining space.

We Love the Royal Oak farmers market! So much variety and so many happy jolly people, I returned…read morehappy!

Amazing service kind i brought my ebike here and it was in the same spot when i got back everyone…read moreis very nice gave me compliments 5 star great job guys

I had a cake made for my brother in law's birthday and I want to make a special call out to the…read morecake decorator (Micaleh). She did an outstanding job and was very creative, friendly and helpful. Thanks again Micaleh for your kindness and creativity, it was truly appreciated!!

They have a great selection of international foods. So many vegetables and the employees are nice…read more There were a lot of people and the lines were long but they moved fast. Prices are fair.

Staff needs to be Trained! Basic customer service skill. A…read morehello how are you today would be nice. And the younger cashiers needs to stay off their phones and always talking on the phone while checking out customers. If the store is not busy and a customer is putting the groceries inside the bag themselves while the other Cashiers are just in their phones is not welcoming at all. Manager sees it and doesn't say anything The produce section is really poor. Not in the best condition. Its always withered, and not fresh. Some foods are sold even if its past due date. I have put pictures before with a bad review but they deleted. Its really sad here. They dont want to improve. They are lucky that there is no other major korean grocery store near by. CORPORATE HMART they need a visit here. Evaluate.