Lots of vintage clothing, jewelry, wall decor and many other random items…read more Good for browsing for a while. It's a variety of different things here. Saw some old Stroh's bar signs.

We had just finished looking around next door and popped in to this shop to browse. It wasn't too…read morebusy so we took our time looking around. I think it's dog-friendly as we saw someone with their cute pup inside shopping. The space was open and not too cluttered, which I always appreciate since I can get kind of overwhelmed in vintage/antique shops. Each area was nicely curated and it was easy to tell where each "booth" started and ended. I saw a variety of housewares, clothing, decor, etc. and had fun looking around finding some treasures. We didn't end up buying anything this time, but would definitely stop in again next time we're in the area.

Detroit pop shop does popsicles right!…read more That would be my hope since that's what they're all about but now after finally trying one, I can attest to it. Their popsicles bring regular store bought popsicles to shame. I don't think I can ever go back now. We had an employee celebration at work this past week since Henry Ford Health System was celebrating their centennial and Detroit pop shop was there handing out free popsicles. Yeah! Normally they're $3. They had a sugar free one available but I opted for the one with sugar. I believe it was blueberry raspberry and it was delicious! It was super flavorful, not overly sweet, and perfect for a hot summer night out. They are smaller than your average popsicle which is a bummer. However, you can tell they're quality. I will definitely keep an eye out for them next time I'm at Eastern Market or I might have to stop by Parker Street Market (great little market that sells only Michigan made food/drinks!) in the West Village to try some of their other flavors. Hello watermelon basil? I've got my sights on you.

Whether I'm at the Rust Belt or Eastern Market, if I see the Detroit Pop Shop, I stop and get a…read morepopsicle. Usually one with booze in it. Actuall, always one with booze in it. The tequila sunrise has a nice kick and real watermelon flavor in other varieties including with basil or vodka is always refreshing. The owner is always a joy to talk to when purchasing my pop. See you soon Detroit Pop Shop!

I was at Eastern Market and the owner of this bakery, struck up a conversation about the basil…read moreplant I was carrying. Anyway, she was very sweet and it gave me a chance to look at her small case of pastries. I really need need a croissant, as I had one from Cannelle in my bag already, but these looked so beautiful. I could see that the lamination was on point, they looked so flakes. I was going to get a classic chocolate croissant, when the green and cheese croissant caught my eye. She explained what the green part was, it sounded delicious and unique. Sold! I warmed it in the oven the next day and it was delicious! Flakes, the flavors were unique and yummy. I'll be back! Thanks *** I'm the first to review, I don't think there is a brick and mortar shop, it appears that she does pop ups at Congregation and sells at Eastern Market. I see she won the Hatch Detroit Contest to start her small business.

Just ok. Only stopped in to get a sweatshirt…read more The store was simply too crowded with merchandise for me. It served the purpose for what need to be done. The staff was friendly.

Sports Mania serves its purpose in a good part of town near Comerica Park and Ford Field for all of…read moreyour sports memorabilia needs. Don't go in here looking for any kind of discount, however, as everything is marked at retail price unless it's on the clearance rack due to it being old merchandise (traded player, shirt with date on it). Sports Mania has an abundance of Lions, Tigers, and Red Wings hear (just now getting Pistons) - as well as Made in Detroit gear.

It's not just the clothes; this whole space is curated. There is a lot of love and enthusiasm…read morebehind WabiSabi's products. I love everything that they stand for! Community, buying secondhand, and making a difference. Wide variety of clothing that is well-organized.

Good spot friendly owner with a really cool aesthetic look that I randomly stumbled upon.read more

I LOVE THIS! Pot &…read moreBox did the flowers for our wedding and they were stunning--so I've been a huge fan for a while. The owner, Lisa, has taken the Pot & Box brand beyond special events though, with a number of different initiatives, all poised to bring flowers and beauty to people on the regular. This past fall she created an incredible instillation at the Flower House (in which she converted an abandoned house into a beautiful explosion of flower pieces by her and several other florists from around the country) and soon that Flower House space will be razed to create a garden where she hopes to grow some of her blooms locally! But that takes some time so In the meantime she's created the Flower Truck, a mobile space that sets up 3 times a week at different locations around Detroit, to bring beautiful blooms to people outside of special occasions. I've only visited the truck once so far but it's definitely on my list to visit again. Bouquets can run on the pricey side ($25 for a bunch) but they're fantastic quality and they carry unique flowers I haven't seen anywhere else for purchase. And they hold up REALLY well. I purchased a bunch of beautiful pink and peach colored ranunculus and after almost two weeks (and several water changes later) they're still looking fantastic in our dining room. They also carry fantastic succulents and other plants for purchase as well. If you like what you see and you live or work near where the truck stops each week you can also purchase a membership which is $20 a week for a bouquet, a savings of $5 per week on those beautiful blooms. As of right now the Flower Truck stops at the following locations on the following days from 3-6pm so stop by and treat yo self! Wednesdays - Midtown @ City Bird (W. Canfield) Thursdays - Corktown @ Astro Coffee (Michigan Avenue) Fridays - West Village @ Red Hook Detroit (Agnes Street)

Located in Laurel Park Place in Livonia, Michigan, Lekker Chócó Treats is a specialty dessert shop…read morefounded and owned by Nakija Mills. The shop is known for blending Dutch influences with decadent chocolate creations, offering a variety of treats that include: Puff Puff Pancakes: These are Dutch mini-pancakes, known as poffertjes, often topped with fresh strawberries and warm, decadent chocolate. Chocolate-Covered Strawberries: A signature item, available as daily individual treats, boxed sets, or elaborate edible bouquets and towers embellished with fresh florals. Peach Cobbler Pound Cake: A popular specialty item frequently highlighted by customers for its rich, buttery texture and seasonal flavor. Other Offerings: The menu also includes handcrafted chocolate barks, cocoa bombs, Dutch coffee, and seasonal gift baskets.

Ok, so get your touch of chocolate art by a Netherlands genius. We stopped in today to see if…read moreChannel 4 News had it right. I simply don't know where to start. This new pop up chocolate store will surely pick up where Kemnitz Fine Candies left off. The creator, owner and manager Nakija Mills is amazing with her chocolate treat creations! Let your taste buds decide for you and those pictures! I hope she stays in Farmington Hills across from Huntington bank but her current location may prove to be to small. Tell her Joe G. Sent yah! She will Be at this location until February 28th, but you can follow her on facebook at lekkerchocotreats

This place had some pretty good things! They are sectioned off into booths by dealers though, so…read moreprices and sales will vary. Some booths are a mess (filled to the brim with stuff that it's hard to filter theough), but if you can handle that, it's really fun! My mom and I were in there for a few hours! The sales staff is pretty nice, too. They helped us bring some stuff down. Overall, it's a cool place to check out if you're looking for old antiques, tin poster things, etc.

From the owner: antiques,collectables ,crystal chandeliers,brass chandeliers, vintage litghting, floor lamps, and…read morewall sconces, rococo style reproduction side table with stain glass top, small vintage furniture, curio cabinets, marble table floor lamps, capodimonte table lamps and accessories. collectable dating from early 19th century and limoges china. EPA glass punch bowls and milk glass punch bowls

​First time going to a fair in 20 plus years it was absolutely wonderful . There were animals to…read morePet. A sea lion show. We saw the demolition derby car race which was hilarious and fun. Food was a little bit pricey but where else can you get a fried Oreo cookie Snickers bar corn dogs elephant ears and real candy apples. ​ it was open till 11:00 p.m. so people could really spend time enjoying their day and ended with a great firework show. If you have the means I highly recommend go check it out for a great day. ​​

Took my kids for a few hours to enjoy the fair. $15 just to park seems a bit high. Then the food…read morewas ridiculously overpriced. $10 for a "bucket" of fries. They have cut the bucket size in HALF since the last time I came here, and the price went up. Then $8 for a hot fudge sundae. We bought wristbands for $25 each so we didn't have to worry about tickets. The rides were fine- we barely had to wait in line and the attendants were nice. The rides were fairly clean. Overall, we had fun but the cost of going is just too high.