Drove here from Detroit because they have goodies for Lunar New Year!…read moreSmall but jam-packed market with a decent selection of locally made Banh Chung and Banh Tet - got the last one of the banh Tet! Also grabbed some of the flavored tofu desserts. Really great freezer section too, I would have bought more but only had a little bit of cash on me! They converted into US$ since I only had cash and my US debit card wouldn't work with their machines.

This is an Asian grocery store that is just west of downtown. There is a parking loft just to the…read moreleft of the store which is a bonus (most Asian grocery stores are street parking only in Windsor). Typical Asian grocery store inside - crowded, food stacked to the ceiling. Reasonable selection and pricing for Windsor. Check out is painless. Cash and debit card (there is a minimum, I believe 20 dollars). My go to Asian grocery store in Windsor because of convenience.

When the US border patrol asks you why you can't just buy Indian sweets and samosas in the United…read moreStates, you have to try not to laugh. This is THE place that every Indian talks about. You can just show up here and say "I want 50 samosas" and they don't even bat an eye. Samosas come in 1 flavor (vegetable: potato, pea and spices) and 3 sizes. Medium samosas are 50 cents a piece and the larges are 75 cents a piece. They have the sauces, tamarind and mint chutney in the back refrigerators. They have Indian sweets too but I don't know the names of anything. The carrot thing is delicious, but the mango ones are really gross. How's that for an apt description of what to get?? I was back in the US within an hour, 50 -- er, I mean 47 samosas heavier. Make sure to save your receipt for the samosa. Don't worry, the white bread border guards are not interested in taking these delicious curry bombs.

A few years ago, I decided to experiment with cooking Indian food since I love it so much. I went…read moreto this little grocery store in Windsor for all of the ingredients. They had everything I needed and then some. Dea is right - the samosas are wonderful and cheap as well. I have never had an issue at the border with the samosas because they have ususally been consumed before I make it to the bridge.

This very densely packed market has narrow aisles and shelves that extend to just about the limit…read moreof what I can reach. But for those who live in Bricktown or Greektown or perhaps you're staying at one of the nearby hotels, it's got what you need. Everything from snacks and drinks to laundry detergent and fresh meats. There's barely enough room for two people to pass down an aisle so be prepared. But for us, looking for beers and some spirits to enjoy back at the hotel? Just what we needed. [Review 719 of 2025 - 424 in Michigan - 24279 overall]

Just left this store and I'm taken back by how awesome it is I had to download yelp just to make a…read morereview how plesently surprised I was from the moment you walked in you're met with good music and a friendly atmosphere I have no clue how they pack so much stuff in such a small spot from the outside, you would imagine it had maybe a chip isle drinks and a few beers but when I say they have evening they like literally have 10 isles full of different brands and products i don't know how I've never been to this place and I've lived down here for 10 years and the cherry on top was the solo cashier black guy with dreads he was bouncing back-and-forth between three registers while still helping customers in the aisle he was nice and very helpfully and will Defently be part of the reason I come back

My adventure with friend Jillian started at John K. King Books and ended with lunch at Mudgie's…read moreDeli. When we arrived at the deli, we were warmly greeted by the owner, who held the door open for us. Nice touch. He escorted us to the deli area and introduced us to our waitress, who was equally welcoming. Jillian ordered the Maurice Salad, which she swears is the best she's ever tasted. That says a lot since she lives out of restaurants. Besides being delicious, the salad was chopped into manageable bite-sized pieces, a feature she particularly liked. I ordered the Tuna Melt, and it was outstanding. It was tuna salad, red onion, dill havarti cheese, and capers on grilled rye bread served warm. Whoa! It was so good, I thanked the cooks. This is now my new favorite sandwich. Mudgie's is a warm and inviting place with great food and music. Check it out!

My fiancé and I have gone to Detroit quick a bit since we lived to Toledo and we've been looked for…read morea good sandwich shop. We finally found it! We was up here for a work event and ordered the Gutty and the Show-nuff and wow- talk about sandwich with a bang flavor! Both were so different in flavor but packed with meat and sauces galore. I cannot wait to go back up to Detroit just to try another sandwich.

Suki Market is selling food-to-go meals choices of chicken, beef, fish, veggies. You'll love the…read morepork bbq on stick. Their spring roll is really good. They also sell pastries like bread, cakes and pies!

What a great market. So many meat and specialty polish options…read more Staff are helpful, the store is well stocked and clean. Good selection of polish and european beers and wines

Great little market with authentic Polish foods. Small bakery aisle with fresh breads. Love this…read morelittle market.

Their service is great and Felicia is very nice at helping with my shopping they have great foodsread more

Conveniently located downtown to many hotels. Friendly staff and a great selection of snacks and…read moredrinks. Including 8 kinds of homemade soups, hot dogs and pizza. A great alternative to the pricey hotel restaurants nearby for a quick affordable meal.

Birmingham Deli is located in the Millender Center of Jefferson Ave. If you're staying at the Ren…read moreCen Marriott it's easy to get there thru the indoor walkway. Service was fast and friendly. It's a simple no frills breakfast or ideal lunch place in the winter when the weather is bad as you don't have to venture outside. We ordered the Reuben on rye (usually comes on an onion roll) and the Atomic Sandwich which is pastrami and corned beef. Sandwiches were made nicely and there was a decent amount of meat given. I was surprised and happy to see they also had National brand chili! A bowl of that was delicious. You can't leave Detroit without trying either National or Onassis chili! If you grew up in Detroit and are in town briefly, you can get it here!

I love a good ethnic grocery store! This place is PACKED with so much! Spices, Rices, and meats…read more It's shelf upon shelf floor to ceiling merchandise. It's a bit cluttered, but that's only because there is truly EVERYTHING

Visited my friend again in Hamtramck and we walked this time to the grocery store. I noticed that…read morethe grocery store uses an old building for storage. Pallet wrapping boxes and garbage up and down the street. Do better