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    Argus Farm Stop

    4.3 (68 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Jeff D.

    I'm a little bummed I lived in Ann Arbor and didn't know about Argus Farm Stop until long after I moved out of town. It's such a cool spot to pick up food supplies and also grab a good cup of coffee! I recently tried it out with a friend based on their recommendation and it absolutely lived up to the hype! The staff is friendly, the vibe is immaculate, and the décor throughout the establishment is welcoming. They have a great selection of coffee & similar beverages at the coffee shop portion, and a good amount of pastries as well! Expert pro tip from my friend: get the bread here! They have loaves ready to go in the market and apparently they are fabulous. The adjoining room is a nice (heated!) area to be able to socialize or get some work done and I really enjoyed that the other patrons who were using the space were respectful and friendly as well. Overall just a super warm and welcoming experience at Argus Farm Stop! I'll definitely be back.

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    Shannon H.

    Argus Farm Stop is a wonderful, local grocery store that sources it's items from local farms and purveyors around Michigan! It's truly like a permanent farmer's market right in the heart of Ann Arbor. My brother recently relocated to Ann Arbor for college, and this is by far his favorite grocery store and coffee shop in town. I had the pleasure of visiting while in town recently and absolutely fell in love with this little store. They offer a unique variety of coffee and tea drinks including their infamous Fairy tea latte that tastes almost exactly like fruity pebbles! They also offer local cheeses, meats, breads and delicious baked goods from Crust out of Fenton MI, which I fell in love with while visiting! The staff is also incredibly friendly, they really seem to value their devoted customers which I love!

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    Lauren B.

    I love this farm shop. I come here often to study in the glass greenhouse library. It's the perfect place to sit during the winter when it's too cold to be outside for long, but you still want to be in nature as much as possible. Their London Fog is fantastic, and so is their selection of local produce. Coziest spot in Ann Arbor hands down.

    Annette J.

    We have a litter of baby bunnies in our backyard that I have become fiercely protective over. In addition to covering them when it rains and putting out water during the super hot days, I wanted to make sure they had the most nutritious greens to help them grow big and strong now that they're eating solid foods. So, over the weekend I went up to Argus to get the most delicious greens I could get to give them, and of course I picked up some groceries for our house, too! (I'm not TOTALLY crazy). So many delicious, in season produce options to find here. Right now there were garlic scapes, strawberries, mushrooms, beets, and plentiful greens. And of course, local dairy, meats and cheeses, baked goods, and more. I filled my cart with hot dog buns from Avalon bakery, delicious bread from Crust bakery, cream from Calder Dairy, a pint of local honey ice cream from Go! Ice Cream, a bunch of organic green onion, and a little container of microgreens for the buns (they were particularly partial to what I think were the sunflower sprouts in the mix, FYI). I had just gone strawberry picking and have more berries than I know what to do with otherwise I would have gotten a carton of them, too. But if you're reading this around the time I'm writing this, now is the time to go get some! I also grabbed a cold brew coffee and some Crust pastries from the coffee bar. Everyone here was beyond friendly and pleasant, from the barista to the cashier, to the shoppers. I left with a skip in my step and a gratitude that such a lovely shop is less than 5 minutes from my house!

    Monica L.

    Best secret coffee shop in A2. Parking is a bit of a challenge, but there were empty spots on the street on a Friday midday. The chaga chickory was incredible, and the barista kindly recommended adding maple to sweeten it. - A revelation! Service was kind and it felt like there's real craftsmanship in the drinks. The market looked super cool and full of local products. We'll definitely be back!

    Christian L.

    Rude tie die witches work this broke-down skeletor. Like another reviewer said: this place needs a management change: somebody to help business flow. Selection picked thru. Vegetables on the floor. Early Winter morning is not the time to hold up a line of 6 shivering elderly - and me - who were nice enough to stop by: while you have a long winding discussion about pregnancy, poop, the pill, puke, nausea and c-sections! Would not even acknowledge me at cashier. RUDE as all get-out.. Staff needs to be fired! Overpriced. Burned out! Rebel: 2

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    Dia D.

    I've been here twice and both times I've come home with delicious produce. During strawberry season I bought some of the best berries that I've had in a long time (better than the sour ones that I got at Produce Station). The next trip I bought tomatoes, head of lettuce, a bag of mixed salad greens ($6 for about 6 large salads), and fantastic cherries. They also have frozen meat, fresh eggs (duck, quail, and chicken), and some packaged food.

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    Shannen B.

    Argus Farm Stop doubles as both a market and a coffeeshop. First of all, I love how huge their coffee mugs are. Bigger coffee is always better. I tried their honey latte and it was really good! I love the greenhouse-style coffeeshop where you can sit under the natural light. It gets a bit too bright but it's a really nice space to be in the winter. There is limited seating in the cafe. There are two big tables for bigger groups to share and two smaller couch type seating. They only have a couple parking spots so you gotta be lucky enough to get them.

    Cherish M.

    Lots of local shops have their products available here. Yes some are expensive however you know what you're getting, where it came from and what was put into the product. Local dairy, meats, honey, hot sauce, coffee and tea, herbs and much much more.

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    Melissa L.

    I saw an article on Argus Farm Stop from the Edible magazine and knew that I had to check it out. The space itself is pretty small and you can be sure to accidentally bump into other customers or stand in their way. However, it is a charming little shop. Everything they carry in the stores from produce to packaged goods (coffee, pasta) is local. They do have a nice selection of vegetables. I am sure it is different every time you go, but I found some amazing finds that I would never be able to find at Whole Foods like tatsoi (Asian type of spinach), Romanesco cauliflower, organic sprouts, etc. I think their vegetable selection is pretty solid. They don't have quite as large of a selection on fruit but I have found pawpaws and ground cherries! They also have a good selection on dairy products (local feta cheese, eggs) as well as frozen meats. They do have some grass fed beef. I also saw ground mangalitsa pork which I have never seen being sold before. For all of the first timers, you will see that some of the produce has bar code stickers next to it. Just bag your produce and stick the bar code on the bag. They do this to ensure that the correct farm gets the money from the purchase. Support this shop! You will feel good doing your food shopping here because 80% goes back to the farmers. Some specialty items may be a tad more expensive like paw paws, Michigan kiwis, etc but overall the prices are very reasonable. Argus Farm Stop is a gem and I wish there was a shop like this in Royal Oak!

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    The coffee/tea selection is great, and they have a wide variety of pastries, including dairy and gluten free!

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