The greatest grocery store ever. Great dairy. Lots of spices. Good selection of fruits and…read morevegetables. Before the mass insanity of the last few years, they had a good grass-fed ground beef I ate often which was very affordable. Very, very efficient. At Ypsi Food Co-Op, you can shop quickly and shop often, meaning you eat fresher food. Even during the nCOV-2019 mass panic, the people here were never nutters about masks. Anywhere this liberal is going to have a few people who are just hopelessly smarmy and judgmental in their very person, but by and large, the liberals at the Ypsi Food Co-Op keep their mental illness on a leash. Awesome place. Wish I could have a grocery store like this everywhere I go.

The Ypsi Food Co-op is a great option for locals if you need to grab a little something while…read moreyou're out, but don't want to go to Kroger/Meijer. Prices are a bit steep, but they have a decent variety of vegan options, bulk options, prepared foods, etc. It's a bit tight down the aisles, but pretty easy to navigate.

This store opened when the old Save-A-Lot closed down. Has a far bigger meat selection than nearby…read moreKroger, even though the meat doesn't seem to stay fresh as long. Service is MILES better. Owners are friendly, hardworking, reasonable guys. You can ask them to make an effort to stock something, and most of the time they'll come through. They can always be found somewhere in the store (which is a very good sign), and even though they won't get in your way, they'll stop what they're doing (they're always busy -- another good sign) and talk to you if you need help. At Kroger, you mostly get rudeness and irrationality -- the customer is always to blame, seemingly. I'd switch to this store completely, but unfortunately it's small so it doesn't stock all the items that Kroger does

From the owner: Our business has wonderful employees that love to bond with our customers. You will leave with a…read moresmile on your face!

This Meijer location is special to me in that, it was my first "experience" of American grocery…read morestore after arriving in the states in 1983. Having immigrated to the states from a small country, let alone someone who lived in the boonies, the excitement and the amazement within was beyond description. The location has gone through many renovations and I'm glad to see that they finally moved the produce to the front of the store and the layout looks same with other stores. As well as interior looks nicer than it used too :) Forever store #27 lol....

Terrible!! Once again something wasn't bagged; get home and the product isn't anywhere to be…read morefound. I call the store and the automated message tells me 123 minute wait time. Your quality control process SUCKS!!!

Overall food selection and signage is good. However every time I did go there there were not…read moreenough cashiers, or there were not enough self serve checkout kiosks to get in and out of the store reasonably quick. And for someone like myself recovering from back surgery and having to stand with a cane for 20 minutes before even getting to the checkout kiosk; that's very frustrating. Even if I had used an electric wheel chair cart I don't like waiting a half hour in line just to use a self serve checkout terminal! Either hire some more cashiers or invest in some more self-checkout kiosks! In the meantime, I will drive the extra 7 miles to Meijers where I can quickly go thru their dozen or more self serve checkouts!

Hamburger smells like death. Bought 2 packs but I will NEVER SHOP THERE AGAIN. The poultry area…read morehad a stench like spoiled meat. Discussing! This use to be a very nice Kroger's, but man it has truly gone down.

I've always had the best experience here, but today especially. I was running around after my…read moreworkout and I wanted to get myself some iced coffee and needed some filtered water. Once I got to the register with my items, my tap to pay was not working. Amber at this store was an angel sent from above and was able to pay it for me (I Venmoed her back don't worry). I've been coming here for all 4 years of college and now 2 years post grad. Can not say a bad thing

Wow this place reminded us so much of Sprouts! The layout is soo similar and the food…read more There is plenty of parking and lots of grocery carts! We found some unique sweet potato chips and some fruit (the blueberries were 2 for $5). We also tried the blueberry muffin (it is ok, a little too moist for a muffin). The selection is great and prices are slightly better than Whole Foods.

I love Buch's Fresh Food Market! Staff are friendly, the store is always clean and they carry a…read morelarge section on items. My biggest obsession right now still is the WALKING TAMALES! have you tried them? My fave is the sweet one! And second fave is the salsa verde!

stopped by Busch's recently to pick up some groceries, including fresh fruit. While the store has a…read moregreat variety overall and everything is well organized, I was disappointed to find that the fruit I bought was already rotten. For the prices they charge, I expected better quality. That said, you really can find almost anything you need there, and most of the food is good just definitely on the pricier side. The only other downside is that there didn't seem to be many staff members available when I needed help. Overall, it's a convenient store with a wide selection, just be careful and examine well what you're picking!

Usually I don't write reviews about stores like this as I don't have much to say...but I went into…read morethe Walmart a couple days ago to purchase the new poppowls that I saw on tik tok. I was so excited to see they were in stock! I got the ghostbusters one, so so cute and affordable. Would make a great gift for kids or honestly anyone. The store was across the board clean and well stocked in other aspects too. Also tried the popcorn! It's so good, I actually prefer it to regular microwave popcorn. Definitely recommend.

Employees were rude and unhelpful. Came in around 7pm for a simple return of a single item. Instead…read moreof helping me three employees stood around and stared at me while I waited at the desk for someone, until one came up and told me they were closed with no further explanation. I don't understand why any of those employees just standing around were incapable of scanning a barcode but whatever. Left the store after thanking her for letting me know, because im not about to blow up on them for that, but still left angry and confused. Put up a sign, post the hours, turn the lights off, do something that let's customers know instead of just staring at them like they are just supposed to know.

We went to Whole Paycheck to get Banana Leaves (i'd seen them in the produce section one) and were…read moreunsurprised when we discovered they only carry them on occasion. I was surprised that the produce woman sent me to ZZ's - never heard of it. We drove up and I was sure I was the fool of a cruel bougie-grocery-store joke. Nope. ZZ's is awesome, and proves that YOU CAN NOT JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER. This is the best spot we've found in the area for "ethnic" produce i.e. banana leaves, taro root, shiso, thai basil, fava beans, green almonds... I mean, the works! Not only that, they have a lot of chilies, onions, canned latin and middle eastern foods, and the only mission-style sized tortillas i've seen outside of San Francisco. If you're a serious cook you will absolutely love this place. A COOKS MUST!

Their produce are definitely way better than the grocery-chains. You can also find those rare…read morefruits and veggies that you can't find in regular stores. Their prices are very good as well. I'd rather shop here because they're more delicious and I also would rather support local businesses. Thank you ZZ's!

I have had many moments of grace at Trader Joe's in Ann Arbor. They have treated me with kindness,…read morepatience and humanity in moments of what could be incredibly stressful. The cashiers and management have had my back. With the students back, it has been more crowded than I've ever seen it. I'm still adapting to the new layout. But at its core, the people who work there are kind, human and graceful. And the store has policies that allow for it. Thank you Trader Joe's.

Trader Joe's continues to shine. I always say that their employees are the nicest , and I know…read morethey're playing it up a bit for show, but it's definitely a good show they're putting on! You're lucky if the cashier will even give you eye contact at most grocery stores, so the customer service and their overall friendliness is where TJ excels. I dropped in to pick up a few things to bring for a small gathering in Ann Arbor. I didn't need a ton of items so I was in and out pretty quick but some seasonal items always catches my eye, so I of course bought more than I needed. All in all another solid TJ.