Best made to order Kibbey Nayyeh!!!! They also have a…read morekitchen set up for sandwiches and grilled meats within a small market if you need to pick up a couple of things

their food is absolutely delicious and their meat is always fresh. I think it's pretty cool that…read moreyou can buy fresh meat or you can have them cook it for you. the staff is very friendly. and very nice to look at ;)

This is a not so hidden gem but if you don't know about it , your missing out. Located in the…read moreeastern market area, the weekends are often bustling with people from all over the world. The service is nice and fast and there are plenty of seats. The food was delicious. Fresh and hot. Definitely a go to spot.

Always delicious and doesn't shrink like grocery store corned beef. My family loved it and the…read moreleftovers make great sammiches yummo!!

Honestly one the best services you can ask for at a meat place. I don't know how to order my meats,…read morebut the guys were more than willing to help. Shawarma, malseh, kafta and makanek are a must. Been to many different markets in the area, heard great things about Amana meat market, tried it, and was not disappointed! When the boys knew I live two hours away they offered to heat seal my meats with small portion sizes, now that is service!

You can buy live chickens, duck, birds. They'll cut and clean it for you. Fair price and quick…read moreservice. Nice people... If you are looking for halal that's the place you need to go...

I was in the city getting tickets at the Fisher, and thought I'd mosey over to Supino's for a pizza…read moreto go. Once in the lot at Eastern Market, I spied Embassy Foods. I'm cooking short ribs for a dinner party this weekend and had planned to buy the meat at Costco, but wandered into this store through the plastic cooling barriers (like big vertical blinds) and was met by a butcher - it definitely did not look like a retail establishment. I asked if they had short ribs, and the tall butcher said "definitely" - He took me in the back where he wielded the biggest filet knife I ever saw and trimmed the ribs (about 20" long) before he took them to the band saw. Finally they looked like short ribs! I paid what I had planned to based on my scouting trip to Costco, but definitely got enough for the upcoming meal plus a few more. Great experience! real old school, the butcher learned everything he knows from the owner. I think the son Barry was in the office. Oh yeah and the pizza was great too, quite a few people eating / getting pizza at 2 :30 on a Wednesday!

Stopped in on Saturday to pick up a chuck roast. After spending three hours walking around in the…read more90 degree heat, it was a welcome respite to escape to a walk-in refrigerator with an excellent selection of meats and other fine foods. The owner was beyond friendly and told us about the extensive family history of the place. The prices were great and the service was exceptional.

DeVries is a shop in the Eastern Market district that specializes in cheese but also has many other…read moregoods to sell. The store is clean and well organized and the employees are friendly and helpful. One of the best things is you can try/taste the cheese. Ask for a taste of a particular cheese you are interested in and an employee will cut the cheese and give you a taste. If you go to Eastern Market, give DeVries & Co. Cheese shop a try. Nice selection of cheese and sauces and gifts in 3 floors.

Definitely a cool stop in (or near?) eastern market in Detroit. It's 3 floors but the one you…read moredefinitely want to check out is the first. They sell edible goods local, foreign, and basic. The problem is that everything is somewhat to grossly overpriced. The local stuff sure - for example, I paid $2.50 a piece for Bev's Bagels (decent, nothing compared to mid tier NYC bagels but better than the vast majority of what you can find in southern Michigan). But for basic (or even foreign) goods it seems ridiculous to buy here instead of a normal grocery store or one of the myriad ethnic shops around. The real star is the cheese selection. They don't have much out, but they have a multi-page list of what they have in stock and they are both knowledgeable and generous with samples. I picked up a really interesting 12-year aged cheddar and tried a few others. There are always a couple of samples out but I've found them unexciting. They have an equally impressive list of meats but I haven't had the chance to explore those. Take the original (and super cool) elevator up to the second or third floors and you can find all kinds of knick knacks from lawn ornaments to Detroit gear. I'm not sure if it was a sale or not, but the last time I was there I picked up a decent quality t shirt for a mere $10. Overall it's a cool store and definitely worth checking out, but unless you're looking for a particularly rare cheese the likelihood of finding anything worth purchasing is slim.

I got the Jumbo shrimp. Perfectly fried. The shrimp tasted great. Will definitely be back.read more

There are only three butcher shops in Dearborn that butcher their own meat this is one of them. He…read moreactually supplies other meat markets with their meat. As for fresh he often runs out of me as well as the price is comprable to everywhere else so if you want buy fresh meat this is a place to go

This place is all right except one BIG problem. When you first walk in you are told to go throught…read morethe back because the lines are huge...that understanding. However the way it works is that you leave your empty carts in line and run around shopping while going back to your cart thats STILL waiting. They really need to learn how to use a checkout or the manager should fix this because i dont expect waiting a hour in line fore "invisible people".