We didn't even realize it was here. Great food! We highly recommend…read more Service was great. Lots of items to take home and make yourself.

I stumbled upon this restaurant on Google last night and decided to come and try it for lunch…read moretoday. The market/restaurant itself isn't super big but they have a nice selection of seafood items for sale, both fresh and frozen. There are about 4 tables to sit down at. I ordered the lobster roll and the truffle fries. I forgot to ask for the lobster roll Connecticut style (which I usually prefer) when I ordered so the sandwich had cold lobster with a mayo type sauce on it as well as tomatoes, pickles, and lettuce and it was delicious! It tasted fresh and came with a good portion size. The truffle fries were also good and not too salty. The food was served pretty quickly as well. I will definitely be coming back here to try more of the menu!

After hiking, we went to a food hall so that everyone could order whatever they wanted. A few of us…read morestopped at Fish Lads. They had great customer service, lots of options, and the food is good. They have parking across the street in a paid lot. Check them out.

It's been a minute since I had food from fish lads and it is just as good still as a I remember!…read moreThey have great options at what I feel is good pricing for seafood. They have some seating right at their counter but most people probably take their food and head elsewhere to eat. The guy taking our order at the cash register seemed pretty grumpy to be there but it was the end of the day and he was probably ready to get out of there so honestly I get it haha. Oyster poboy was really good and I would like to try more of their fried seafood sandwiches in the future. Still on my list to try the cioppino someday as well.

I have eaten here since the 80s and the food has stayed consistently good despite a change in…read moreownership. Tonight my 13-year-old son was excited to bring his friends to try his favorite restaurant It's difficult for small businesses yo maintain high quality in these changing times but The Fishery always delivers it. Thanks for being a consistent fixture.

Fantastic place if you love fish! Service is great but expect a bit of a wait at times as it can…read moreget rather busy for this small operation. I love supporting small businesses and plan to come back lots!

5 STARS all the way around!!!! Awesome deli!! The young adults working in the deli are amazing! So…read moreconsiderate and friendly. I never feel as though the moment you walk away they're rolling their eyes. (That feeling you get around most people under 25) I have no idea how these owners were so fortunate to hire such a wonderful staff but keep it up!!! The meat is out of this world good!! We are part-time Hollanders, we'll never grill another Hoosier steak again! Weirsma is the best!!! Thank you!

Central Park Market is a wonderful, small, friendly, complete small grocer with fabulous meats,…read moredeli and fresh veggies & fruits, especially in season! They also carry wine, beer and alcohol. Also many hard to find vintage candies! An experience!

I've been buying seafood from Simply Wild Salmon for a couple of years and really love to support…read morethis family owned operation that travels to Alaska throughout the year for fishing. Stevie and Eddie are the owners and one of their sons is also a skipper of one of their boats. They currently sell salmon, halibut, and cod in either filets or portions. They also do bundles and other packs, and this year they are offering Bairdi crab. I love the salmon filets - they're $13 per pound and each filet is around 1.5 pounds. Ordering is super easy; you can just message them on Facebook or text them and they deliver it right to your door. Payment is through Venmo or check. The fish is vacuum packed, frozen, and delivered in a bubble wrap insulated bag. They're super responsive to messages and questions, which is great because I sometimes just let them know my budget and they figure out the total weight based on what I want to spend. They usually send a Facebook message when they're on their way to deliver, which I really appreciate so it's not sitting out too long. I just purchased some of the crab for a holiday dinner and I can't wait to try it. They've mentioned looking for a storefront location and I hope they can make it happen in the future, but until then, I'll continue to purchase seafood from them and I recommend you check them out. They even sent me a Christmas card since they consider their customers family! So sweet.

Nice clean place with a great selection, helpful service, and good prices. They have all kinds of…read moremeat like brats, chicken, beef, and fish. They also have some buns and various condiments. All of the meat is shrink-wrapped and a lot of it is frozen. I bought some twice-baked potatoes, two huge stuffed chicken breasts (One mushroom and one broccoli cheddar), and a package of lemon-marinated chicken thighs for $40! The only one that I've eaten so far is the mushroom-stuffed chicken breast and it was really delicious. I'm looking forward to trying everything else in my freezer. They were super helpful about answering questions and giving cooking instructions. Since so much of their food is prepared it's a great place for people who don't cook.

The Bearded Dutchman was okay, but unfortunately didn't live up to the recommendations I had…read morereceived. The meat sticks were good overall, although I thought they could have used a little more flavor. I specifically stopped in hoping to pick up some blueberry brats, but they were sold out, so I went with the beer brats instead. They were decent, but again seemed to lack seasoning. I also asked about the cheese dips. The young gentleman working behind the counter was polite, but he didn't offer much guidance or any recommendations when I asked about the options. I ended up trying the jerk dip, which tasted more like cream cheese than jerk seasoning and had little flavor. Overall, nothing was particularly bad, but nothing really stood out either. The Bearded Dutchman came highly recommended, so perhaps my expectations were a little high. I'd be willing to give the blueberry brats a try if I'm back in the area and they're available, but this visit fell short of expectations.

Compared to other Asian stores I've been to in GR, this grocery store definitely seems to be the…read morelargest one, with the most amount of variety. I have grown up with huge Asian grocery stores in the Westcoast, and this store is pretty similar to what I am familiar with. Kim Nhung Super Store is a great place to rely on when you're looking for Asian vegetables, fruits, sauces, snacks, ramen, etc. Basically almost everything! The other Asian stores I've been to in GR are good too, but are smaller and have less selections than Kim Nhung (i.e., one wouldn't have produce, and another would have some vegetables and fruit, but less options). They had vegetables, plants, and fruits fresh from the farm, like Aloe Vera, coconuts, beet roots, and Korean Daikon. Of course, they have other fruits like apples, oranges, and pears. There were also plenty of meat options as well. Basically, if you're wanting to cook an Asian dish that involves many ingredients, I would go to this one - with this store carrying a huge selection of vegetables, fruits, meats, ramen, snacks, and dried goods, I would be slightly surprised if you don't find what you're looking for!

Restaurant, supermarket, jewelry store, another restaurant, and mini restaurant. Pokemon vending…read moremachine here! (Not the official vending machine)

First time customer. Went in just to have a look around…read more Found they have a wonderful 'Antipasto Bar'. Fell in love w/ their Berry-Prosecco sorbet...OMG!!! Gluten-free, dairy-free...sooo fantastic. That alone is worth a return trip. All the staff were just outstanding. Yep, have to go back!

We were already looking forward to the opening of this place. They made the growing anticipation…read moreeven more intense by dropping off a reusable bag with a 5% off coupon to every house in the neighborhood. How could we not go? This place is a fun mix between what we know GFS for and a traditional grocery. For example: they have ketchup in 10# cans, 6 packs and individual bottles. This puts another grocery in walking distance and really does up the ante for the FF down the road. The pricing is very similar and they do run sales. The space isn't huge but they have really thought about what to put in here. They still have my favorite section (to go containers) but don't stock alcohol or pet items. The meat counter and bakery section have quite few offerings and plenty of staff to point you in the right direction. We got the fajita mix from the meat counter and it didn't disappoint! The points system you see next to the price tags are for business or non-profits only. Parking wasn't a bother even though the place was packed and the lines had almost no wait time either. I will definitely be back!

Martha's Vineyard is a fun upscale deli, wine, and snack stop with a plethora of interesting brands…read moreto choose from. In addition to a small produce section, there is a tasty deli with premade salads and desserts. I personally love the wine section and often find myself at the $10 and below section. It's fun to try new stuff and pair it with an array of delicious chocolates and salty snacks. I love that they have Jeni's icecream and a ton of other local products. Stop by to browse and I guarantee you will leave with a handful of scrumptious curiosities. Enjoy!

The dessert case is dangerous. Although they're pricey, I highly recommend the flourless chocolate…read morecake bites. And the PB bar. And I was leery of premade cannoli, but it maintained its crunch! The deli pastas are also pretty fantastic! Slight update in that the flourless chocolate cake tastes a wee bit different. I'm no longer sure this 1" square is worth $3... I've had it many times, it seems to be not as rich. I will update if I try again!