I do like their fruits and vegetables but STAY away from their chicken. Twice now I have gotten…read morechicken quarters and they are spoiled the next day. I return the first ones and it was a big hassle, this time the chicken smelled like a mix of bleach and spoiled chicken . I just threw it in the trash, not worth the fight to get $7 back. I will NEVER buy chicken from them again.

Great market with alot of choices from deli items, bakery item, cheese, produce . So many things to…read morelook at plus wine and coffee varieties. Almost every thing is pricey but you get what you pay for. Quality is there so it's worth it. Parking here can be a hassle due to them always being busy so try to have patience lol

Review #539…read more 2/28/2026 Today I can certainly update My previous review which was only for the sit down restaurant or cafe back on 3/29/2019. Nino Salvaggio International Marketplace is My nearby and Go to store for many things from Fresh Produce, Flowers, Ready House Made Meals to Go, Popcorn, Handmade Croutons, Salsas, Wines and their decadent desserts to name a few of My favorites shopping items! This weekend was their Strawberry Sale .99 cents for a 1 # package, Garlic Bread for $1.99 and Mini Bay Scallops $8.99# that were fresh and easy to sauteed and bread bake. Upon Walking in the store stop and view the History Story of the Strawberry and trademark of Nino Salvaggio. Get your photo taking within the two cute figure Strawberry Statues. :-) Photos attached There's a cooler too with strawberry items on sale as well. I bought the strawberry fluff and Oh My Deeeelicious it is. After this review will be posted My many true, helpful and informative photos to assist shoppers as well. Nino Salvaggio has been in business throughout Michigan with many locations since 1978 with 4 locations and coming soon in Livonia on Schoolctaft. The Staff work hard every time I walk in restocking fresh fruit or vegetables that are higher quality than supermarket stores. The premade meals to go are reasonable price or weekly specials help shoppers plan their meals as well. During the holidays and sales they will email you the specials of the week so sign up for emails and then a customer will receive the special rewards price and also add to your Rree membership. In their newsletter will be the specials, recipes, and a story about a sale item which is good! The Bakery is always stocked with single rolls, 4 or 6 packs or dozen. Refrigerated desserts, shelf desserts or see Ann in the Bakery to order My favorite, single cannolis, eclairs, cream puffs or creme brulee treats. There's iskes of wine labeled by flavor to assist and liquor behind the counter. I shop here for Single or 6 packs of POLISH Beer is unbelievable! The pre-made soups, salads, pizza, pastas, and other meals are worth the taste after baking at home. I enjoyed the clam chowder soup this Friday the 27th and Saturday the 28th of - 2 pints. The chowder had Great flavor like at a restaurant They even sell Safe Pet Calcium Chloride for the snow in the winter months along with different needed items outside the store under the building such as Spring Flowers, Fall Flowers and Holiday Items. The store areas are always clean and plenty of employees working hard to assist you when you have a question or looking for a item. Its a Family business where customers are treated as family too! Prices are slightly higher than grocery stores but its all about the hard work in cleaning, cutting and preparing the specialty meals, dishes, party trays, ready to bake entrees is what matters by freshness and packaging from the employees that enjoy their jobs here at Nino's. I glad to be a shopper here weekly for those special ideas and deals that help Me create and make my tasty breakfast, lunch and dinner. Enjoy My posted photos attached to help and assist future Yelp friends and shoppers decide what they want to make, and enjoy tasting with their creativity Cooking Skills! Smaczne ! Sincerely, Karen N. :-) Macomb, MI.

I am embarrassed to admit, it had been a while since we last shopped here. But our visit last week…read morereminded us that this is one awesome store. We have a few other fruit markets in the area, but this has become my latest favorite. Every twist and turn through the store offers another product to try. We came in for nothing in particular but left with a cart full. I like that they have half pies for smaller families. Their homemade soups are really good. We tried the chicken lemon rice and the chicken pot pie. Their fruits and veggies are fresh, unlike the grocery stores at times. Oh and that freshly popped smell when we walked in had us making a beeline straight to the popcorn counter. Their fresh salsa is pretty good and their homemade chips I really like. The spinach artichoke dip is very good too. We'll be going back soon for another round of 'let's try this'. We've only just begun our taste testing.

I usually go to the Dream Market on 15 Mile to pick up fresh Samoon and Khubz, but this time I…read moredecided to go a little further north to this location. Let me say that this 18 Mile store is the superior store. The interior is much larger, which is able to easily accommodate the large number of patrons without feeling way too crowded like the other store. This location also has a bakery area, large prepared foods counter, another area specifically for mezze and various salads/dips, and two huge aisles/areas filled with bulk spices, snacks, and candies. I thought the 15 Mile location had everything and was the best Middle Eastern/Iraqi market in Metro Detroit, but this place takes it to another level. Both locations always seem to have huge lines for fresh bread. Here, the samoon is 4/$1 for some of the freshest and puffiest bread you can find. The samoon are a little smaller than other places and don't have as much of a fire charred flavor, but they are fluffy, easily pull apart to reveal the pocket in the middle, and are the cheapest by far. The other location used to brush the samoon with olive oil and sesame seeds, but they didn't do it here. I'm not sure if it's just here or both places stopped. At any rate, there's a reason there is always a huge line for bread. In addition to samoon, the bakery area has sweet breads and khubz. We picked up some generically labelled "Sweet Pies" that were 4/$5.99 on a whim and wow, after trying it, I was super impressed. It's spiral layered dough that's soaked in sweet orange blossom water and then covered with pistachios and earthy spices, perhaps cardamom and cinnamon? The sugary mixture caramelizes on the bottom of the pastry and when baked, it creates a fantastic fried caramelized texture around the edges. I wish I knew the actual name of this sweet; I tried searching online but I couldn't find anything resembling it! From the prepared foods area, we picked up a giant 12 inch diameter Meat Pie (Aroog) for only $1. It turned out be be pretty mild in flavor and wasn't the most appealing to eat, but it was good to try. The mezze counter is so busy they have a number system so you know when you can order. We ended up only getting tabbouleh ($5.99/lb) but everything looked delicious. The tabbouleh here is the real deal, mixed with tons of parsley, onions, tomatoes, and bulgur. The amount of oil and lemon juice added is perfect; this tabbouleh honestly is cheaper and better than what you can get at many restaurants. It tasted very fresh - I saw a ton of people getting this, so I can imagine they constantly make more and refresh the offering. I didn't get the garlic or hummus this time - I've gotten them from the other store in the past and I have to say that they are kind of mediocre. The garlic is overly lemony and the hummus tastes like grocery store hummus. Perhaps this location is better; I'll have to try next time. At the end of our visit, we hit up the bulk section where we found a variety of things to try. Grilled Cashews ($6.77/lb) - These are extra crunchy cashews, skin on, salted, with a slight char taste. They have an aromatic, toasted flavor that is a step above your ordinary conventional roasted cashew. Unique and very yummy. Various Kri Kri/Japanese Peanuts ($3.99/lb) - Yum! These are peanuts covered with hard fried dough, then sprinkled with various flavors. Some are slightly sweet, some are very spicy. The coating has a very hard crunch - it feels like you could chip your teeth if you're not careful. I'm usually hesitant on buying bulk goods since they can get stale, but this store has such high turnover that everything seems to be super fresh. I'm used to buying the Kasugai brand roasted nuts assortment, which is way more expensive for the weight, so I thought this was a great deal. Funny thing is that apparently the Japanese Peanuts were invented in Mexico and in Japan, they call these Mexican Peanuts. Ulker Toffee Mastic Candy ($5.99/lb) - Woah, first time we tried mastic candy. It's like a hard taffy with a sweet, pine tar-like taste. After eating one, I determined this candy is not for me! Must be an acquired taste! We got so much food to try and we didn't even hit any of the aisles in the middle for normal groceries or frozen foods. There's just so much to look at in this store! This will be my go-to store from now on whenever I'm in Sterling Heights.

It is one of the best supermarkets I've dealt with in my 55 years in the USA…read more The Staff are incredible under Mr Aras, the Owner. I will give them ***** Medhat Ismail..MBA..Realtor Serve with Passion and Knowledge Century 21 Professionals medi3955@gmail.com 248-404-7761 *****

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!!

We hadn't been here since maybe 2019-2020, so it was like an all new experience. We spent about 30…read moreminutes looking around. Everything from fruits to veggies to packaged foods looked fresh and we did purchase quite a few things. Since we usually shop at Nino Salvaggios, (which we really like a lot) it was an easy comparison between the two. Randazzos carries a lot of products that Nino's doesn't and vice versa. So it was nice picking up some foods that Nino's doesn't have. One thing that stands out not only here, but anywhere is the friendliness of cashiers (or lack of). Nino's cashiers are time and time again much friendlier and something as simple as that is what a customer remembers and keeps them coming back since it's the last interaction with the store as they exit. I may still shop here occasionally though because it's closer to home, but it won't be my first choice.

This location is my go-to local Italian market because of their clean and efficient layout, high…read morequality produce, friendly service, delicious ready-to-go hot meals, and their delectable bakery selection when I need a little treat! Their chicken pastina soup is my absolute favorite I'm feeling under the weather and need a tasty homemade soup fix. They give you fresh bread with it and even package the noodles separately so it doesn't soak up the soup- bonus, you get more soup!

Hot food menu is changed on a whim and the person in charge is very cocky when questioned , maybe…read morenext week.... Produce is overpriced 6 dollars for a pineapple that other stores are selling for 2 dollars! Coleslaw is vinegary, lunch meat from deli goes bad quickly, no longer carry 10 pound bag of potatoes , 5 pounds only. Peppers of all colors way overpriced especially near any holidays.

Great small family place. Maintained and wonderful customer service Always fresh produceread more

I have been going here since I can remember honestly. I use to live down the street, the neighbor…read morekids I grew up with we would go here when we were younger as a group!! To get there cookies and little pies like it was a field trip, the staff was always so kind, my favorites is the pie and zucchini bread Omg delicious!!! There prices are fair and affordable just makes here even better. I have moved 25 minutes away now but I still constantly come here for the baked goods I refuse to go anywhere else for pie. It's beautiful little store. It's a childhood place I now take my own daughter too. I high recommend MILLER'S orchard !!!

I stopped here too, today Tuesday August 15th…read more My main purchase was sweet corn. Now this location was $0.25 cheaper = $4.75 a dozen. This farm business had more white corn to choose from and the bi-color + also yellow. I bought 6 White and 6 Bi-Color to make my dozen. After parking, are large wagons carts already sorted with colored corn to bag up faster. Then pay inside and/or shop also for vegetables and FRUIT. Everything is arranged very nicely, labeled properly with signs to read prices. I bought 3 nectarines the size of a softball at $1.29# I will try and if they're juicy and sweet, then I'll come back for more. There are some summer help "students" working along with 2 old time sisters.. Owner Virginia is 84 and sister Marianne is 82. Both of them work here to keep busy with their "senior peppy energy" since it's their family business! I did not get their names, shame on me, but I will have to go back and buy some more delicious corn. I had one of each color for dinner today and it was perfect and did not need any salt because it was sweet enough. The history of this farm goes back many years since 1926 , see my photo with the sign to prove. Also do the math it's 92 years old. Its a very well-kept farm with competitive pricing and fresh produce. I have in the past bought 2 or 3 beautiful, full size hanging baskets with 6 different plants in pot at lower prices than English Gardens, or Weigands. Shhhh Again I look foward also at the end of July and the month of August to buy from this location. Clap your hands, Thumbs up for these Farmers, that are still working hard over many years, down the line carrying on the growing farm tradition and their family business name. Let's support your neighbor, the farmers that I've been here way before any other residents in this crazy busy city of Macomb Township. I am happy to drive up, stop and shop to support them! ;)

This place is great! We went there last fall and bought very fresh and reasonably priced fruits…read moreand vegetables. We plan to go there again as soon as it opens. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The place was very clean.

The cashiers are very nice the bread is very good and it's clean the prices are not badread more

Fresh hot pita, lovely fruit and vegetables. The meats are fresh . Great carry out restaurant in…read moreOlives

The baked goods are worth the drive , the fresh Iraqi bread is delicious. Hot out of the oven !…read moreWell stocked store and extremely pleasant staff.

If you're familiar with this area you know that it's packed with little middle eastern markets…read more (It's jokingly referred to as "little Baghdad" for a reason!) This one is probably one of my favorites for one reason- the fresh breads, meat pies, cheese pies, and other freshly baked goods! They usually look like little pizzas topped with: zaatar, cheese, zaatar and cheese, spiced veggies, cheese and olives, stuffed meat pies ect. All of which are great but not better than what my mom and grandmother make! (Being Chaldean makes it mandatory to say that- but it's true!) anyways, for being store bought they're very good! Just throw it in the toaster to get it nice and crispy and there goes dinner or lunch! They have decent quality produce such as tomatoes and cucs all for fairly cheap. They have a pickled veggies bar as well as standard Arabic spices and seasonings, too. Durning lent they sell homemade falafel which is delish when tucked into their warm bread right outta the oven! Yummmm Lots of competition in this area but I prefer them over the rest :)

7/31/2025 Review…read more#522 Added This Business, Wish I could of been FTT, So I'm First To Review - FTR ! When it comes to Summer time I enjoy supporting Local Farmer Businesses. My physical therapist recommended so I decided after My appointment to check it out. When I googled this Family Farm of 5 Generations Growing & Selling At their Family Market, named Schramm's, I noticed that they were not on Yelp. Therefore 1st Add to assist other Yelpers or Shoppers! What a pleasant experience chatting with the staff and walking around the plentiful areas of fruits and vegetables and other items they sell locally. I had a great visit on Tuesday the 29th of July to shop for Corn and Pickling Cukes to make Garlic & Dill Pickles. I talked to Cheryl and Tonya working throughout the market inside the barn area with produce such as fruits and vegetables that have been harvested in June and July and will continue till ?? based on selling. I Look forward to shopping here in the Fall months for pumpkins and much more to buy and eat plus items to decorate My Home In Macomb. I have posted MANY Photos to Help promote this local and family business of hardworking members throughout their celebration of 117 years ! Enjoy the photos I've attached of the newest family generation and the past family members with husband and wife farmers dating back to 1908. They have certainly shown their dedication and hardworking lives as a tight family of farmers from sunrise to sunset in the seasonal months. Seasonal Hours are posted and a map that I also posted when Adding this nearby local Farm Market. Open July - October from 10am - 6pm. Drive over and Stop In to Enjoy purchasing Fresh Homegrown and Locally sourced Produce. Available in season: cantaloupe, celery, lettuce, watermelon, radishes, broccoli, garlic, eggplant, dill, red and white potatoes, several onions, pickling cucumbers, slicing cucumbers, tomatoes peaches, zucchini, yellow squash, bell peppers are what I saw while shopping. B They sell lots jars of Homemade jams preserves and salsas. Growing for Generations - Celebrating 117 Years! Sincerely, SpecialK - Karen :-) Their Corn on the Cob is SOOOOOO Sweet ! No Salt is Needed!