My first time here, it's a pretty store with a lot of different food, veggie and fruit options. I…read moredid a small grocery stock up of some fruits, salad, bread and a pre-made lasagna. I thought their prices were on the higher side for everything - but to be expected I guess at a specialty market. I bought a bag of clementines for $7 and was disappointed when I unbagged them to find 1/2 of them mushy. The store is too far away though for me to return them. I wanted something from the deli but there was a large line and only 1 helper so I passed. I'd stop in again if I was near and needed a few things, but I'd do a better job checking out the fruit before purchasing. The French Bread I bought was really good. The checkout clerk was blase - and told me to 'have a good one'. Not my favorite greeting or send off. Maybe a bit of training for the staff?

I made a quick trip to Nino's to grab a couple staple items. I was also hoping to find patty pan…read moresquash, but they didn't have it in. I have seen it here before. I like that the store is always clean and they have a wide variety of produce, meats, cheeses, and dessert. The store is well organized. Their lines are always pretty short and move quickly when I'm visiting. They have lots of parking spaces.

Seriously! Why have I been sleeping on this place! Great variety, even greater prices!…read moreI almost didn't want to write a review, thinking I'd be letting too many people in on this amazing place, but the cat is out of the bag, this place was packed.... and I'm going back!!

If I had an option for a negative rating, I would! My 89 year old father and 77 year old mother…read morehave been buying produce from this location for over 5 years. Watermelon purchased 2 days ago was spongy and disgusting in terms of flavor & texture. They returned the watermelon for an exchange, without a problem. (Thank you!) The exchange that they received looked beautiful, but it was, again, of POOR quality...As they are elderly, they can not continue to return to the store to replace poor product. We have decided to shop elsewhere for QUALITY produce! You have lost 5 year loyal customers with my parents (along with myself over 10 years).

All the fresh fruit and local brands you can ask for. Could be a little more clean but the mixture…read moreof different fresh fruits I do like. The service is different seem to be young people and some older some that help and some that does not but the fresh fruit and vegetables speak for themselves . Dress warm though if going out of season because there is of course no heat inside Randazzos.

Their fresh produce is great. Of the 3 Randazzos I know, this one has the best selection of them…read more It's a big place.

Blake's is the Disneyland of cider mills. I appreciate all that Blake's has to offer throughout the…read moreyear but its events are overpriced. I attended this year's Sunflower Festival and could not believe a ticket just to get in was $14 and did not include sunflowers! The $14 fee is to walk through several rows of vendors selling things you get to see for free at plenty of local farmers' markets and fall festivals. You need to pay extra to pick sunflowers. I didn't buy it but I think the slushie with whipped cream topped with a donut was around $12, which is absolutely nuts. None of the drinks here are that large. Some years ago I went to the haunted house. I remember that the haunted house didn't take too long to walk through. It's always fun to go to pretty much any cider mill in the state in the fall, Blake's is no exception. My point is that there are many other more authentic less commercialized cider mills in the area that are worth visiting and where you get more bang for your buck.

I visited Blake's Orchard with my family in early September, and it was such a fun, wholesome day!…read moreThe kids couldn't get enough of picking apples right off the trees, watching fresh cider being made, and exploring the cheerful sunflower garden. We even grabbed a homemade pie to take home, which was the perfect way to wrap up the afternoon. Of course, we couldn't resist having cider and donuts on-site. There's plenty of outdoor seating, so it was an ideal place to enjoy the sunshine and take in the farm views. Everything tasted amazing, including the crisp, juicy apples we brought home. What really surprised me were the beautiful vegetable patches near the orchards. You can pick your own produce straight from the field. Entry is just $1 per car for a bag, and the prices are super reasonable: $40 for a full bag of apples and $30 for veggies. Honestly, it felt like a steal for fresh, organic produce. I walked away with bags full of farm-fresh goodness for less than what I'd spend at the grocery store. The produce I bought were cauliflower, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and eggplants. We had such a great time that I'm already planning our next trip back next year!

The Green Grocer is owned and operated by Joe Lucido. It was started by his grandfather, then run…read moreby his father, and now Joe is the third generation. He picks up fresh produce at Eastern Market in Detroit and then has set appointments with regular clients to bring it directly to their homes. When we don't have time to (or don't want to) go to the store, we can get fresh produce as well as farm-fresh eggs and more brought right to our front door. He has a good variety of fruits and vegetables on the truck but if you want something a little out of the ordinary, let him know the day before and he will try to find it at Eastern Market for you. He always has good quality items for sale and stands behind them on the odd chance something wasn't what we expected. Joe operates in different areas on different days and we have a general day and time for him to stop at our house. Sometimes we text him our minimum list the day before and then, when he gets here, we also can go on his truck and see what else we want. If we need to skip a week, we just text him in advance. Joe is great at telling us when things are ready to eat or whether they need to sit for a couple of days. The Green Grocer's prices are reasonable considering you never had to leave your house (unless you go onto his truck, of course). I still watch for sales and hit the stores but have cut down on the number of trips and my time spent running around. So if this sounds of interest to you, call Joe, text him, or check out his website. Tell him I sent you.

From the owner: The Green Grocer Of Fine Foods is a free delivery service of farm fresh fruits and vegetables…read moredelivered to your home or business. We specialize in locally grown products when in season.

I found this orchard on a whim driving home from Point Pelee National Park where I worked for many…read moresummers. Every year since I've been back & gotten my friends hooked on their produce. The best by far is their tangos! A small donut shaped fruit, which can almost be described as a mix of a peach and a mango. Nonetheless, it is absolutely delicious. They have lots of other produce as well, and very decently priced! Their staff is very friendly and knowledgeable too. I still make it a point to make a trip out here every summer so I can have tangos!

As I'm prioritizing safety during this global pandemic but still would like to eat nutritious,…read morehealthful foods, I find that the way I shop is changing. It's tough to shop at my usual places where there are SO many out of stocks & where it doesn't feel like some stores are taking enough health/sanitizing precautious for their employees AND shoppers -- so, I've been trying new places like Frog Holler! From what I understand, they're typically a wholesaler that supplies to restaurants. But, they've adjusted their business model/offering quickly so that non-business shoppers like you & me can order from me! It was very easy/seamless -- they have a Shopify page (https://frog-holler-produce.myshopify.com/) to place your order & select a pick up time. It was a contact-less pick up -- they ask you for your name + you open your truck/door & they'll plop it right in. I went for The Original OG! (assorted organic bundle). The assortment changes but they have what's included listed out. My produce box was AWESOME - the fruits & veggies were really fresh. They also sell some breads (from a local baker), dairy/eggs, vegetarian items (tofu, tempeh, seitan, beyond burger). I will definitely be ordering again! Thanks for making it just a little bit easier to eat nutritiously during this time, Frog Hollow!

I'm visiting my parents for a few months during the pandemic. I have a veggie delivery service…read morewhere I live and love it, so I thought I'd try out a local service while in Ann Arbor. I was hoping for seasonal, local produce*, so this wasn't quite what I wanted. However, I am giving it 5 stars because it was exactly as marketed, and the produce was excellent. Plus, there was a ton of produce in the Pear-fect box (just $25), and the penny delivery during the pandemic is such a fantastic deal--Just $5 regularly isn't bad either! We even gifted some of the bananas to the neighbors because there were so many that were perfectly ripe and ready to eat! *There were fruits/veggies that aren't grown locally and several items that weren't in season, so they must have traveled quite a distance. If Frog Hollow were more connected to local farms, I think my parents would subscribe to a weekly box! I surely would!

Been going here since a kid. Love it. Clean, always fresh. Out of all the markets around town, this…read moreplace is the best. Best price point

I love Randazzo's! You will get a full cart of fruit & veg for $50; can't beat it. You will need to…read morewash everything thoroughly and nothing is labeled organic, but the produce is super fresh and abundant - you won't find better for the price. They also have tons of Asian greens and veg, interesting fruits like whole jackfruit, and great snack/bulk items like dried papaya and nut mixes. There are always tons of workers, so lines are very fast. They also have plants and flowers outside in the summer - such a great market.

Coming there for years and they never disappoint. The produce always seems very fresh and the…read moreeverything is super inexpensive. What amazes me the most if there specialty selection. You will find your typically fruits and vegetables but they often have a tons of items that you may not be able to get from a Kroger like longans, lychee nut, rambutan, guanabana soursop, and more! My only concern is that it can be hard to maneuver through the aisles when it is very crowded, plus you have staff working as well so things can get pretty tight but it's well worth it for all that savings and great finds you get. I'm always shocked by how little my cost is when I leave the register. The environment may not be for everyone but I think it's 100% worth checking out at least once if you're in the area.

Paid $12 for a 6 pack of beer that expired in 2023. Brought them up north to our brand new cottage…read more-celebrating we all opened them up and they exploded every where. I kept one can to show the expiration date at the return counter - immediately was told it's not his product didn't even give me a chance to speak. I know exactly where I grabbed them from in the store. Showed him the can and video of the beer exploding and he responded we're not gonna argue about this and closed the door in my face. Why would I drive 3 hours home with opened beer cans. Absolutely rude I will never go back to this store and I just started shopping here. Been there about 3 times and this is my last. What a waste of time I even had my 2 babies with me. I'll stick with Meijer Kroger and Costco

Place should be condemned..... Should be a 0 star option…read more... Most food is expired, and you are less than nothing in the eyes of management....