I went to this location Saturday morning March, 14 to purchase a bouquet of flowers for my wife. I…read morehave a medical condition that prevents me from writing legibly and asked two employees if they could help or grab someone who could fill out the card for me. Within seconds there was a young man there assisting me. I wish I could remember his name but I believe he was a bagger and it began with D. Thank you Martin's and your staff for going above and beyond to provide accessibility for the disabled.

I ordered Starbucks for pick up. So I go in use the restroom then go to grab my order which was…read moreready. The Starbucks employee watched me confirm my order. Check it on my phone and the cup. She then proceeds to just watch me as I grab a straw and napkins. THEN SAYS are you positive that's your order. I am a black woman in her 20s but does that mean stereo type me because of the location and what you're use to seeing. That was ridiculous!! I felt embarrassed she did not question anyone else.

I have yet to visit the actual business, but I have purchased your products from another favorite…read moreof mine Twin Maple Orchard in Galien, Michigan. In this picture are blintzes from Molly's corner store in New Troy, Michigan, but in addition to that four different butters: pumpkin, spice, maple, butter, cinnamon, honey, butter, onion and chive herb, butter, and sweet cream butter, not pictured is the cranberry butter, the their blocks of cheese, their cheese curds , yogurts, and their milks, chocolate milk, eggnog. I have yet to try their ice cream. Life is good when I find The good eats! When the weather permits, I'll be taking a trip out to your creamery.Delicious!!

You could say that I basically eat ice cream like it's my full time job. I've had tens of thousands…read moreof scoops in my 3 decades in earth. But the two scoops I had at this locally-owned, farm next door to table creamery and store were some of the best I've had in recent memory! While this local creamery has been selling its famous milk for a while now, they only started selling their ice cream in 2022! The flavors are classic, with a rotating list of some unique flavors, and the scoops are GENEROUS! I could attempt to describe why this ice cream is so great, but you have to try it yourself! For $5.25, I got basically a pint's worth of lemon curd gelato and extreme cookies and cream ice cream in a cup. The lemon curd is generous throughout and the chocolate sauce in the cookies and cream was thicc. 1000/10! The rest of the store was filled with goodies I wish I had more time to look at. I guess ill have to come back! Haha! I did scoop up a small jar of sugar free rhubarb jam for $3.75 and look forward to trying it out on my daily toast.

Ordered during Christmas break. Crust was really good. Homemade…read more Filling was generous. Speedy service. Picked up in about 30 min after ordering.

Food was great as usual. I went on a Friday at 5 pm. I would have given more stars but a couple…read moreof odd issues. They put out real silver knives, but plastic forks that broke twice on me. What a pain. A large Pepsi was 3.80 crazy I ordered a large even though it was just me. That's more profit for them. But when I needed a box - they told me it would be .54 Then - no salad bar they've always been known for What's going on?

They have the best and freshest produce department. Good variety also at a reasonable priceread more

Meijer's new policy of pushing checkout costs onto customers is crazy. Either have cashiers or…read moredon't. If they can't afford cashiers, I'll just shop somewhere else. What's next, doing their inventory or unloading trucks?

Customer Service here is very poor in the Amazon Returns Department. There is a young man there who…read moremake customers feel like they're a major inconvenience. I'm sure Amazon wouldn't want that type of representation. Also, recently, I called to order a case of yogurt, as I was told, in the past, that this is an option), and the person who answered told me they were really busy and he didn't have staff available, so I asked if he could take my number and have someone call me back. I gave my number, and I've not heard back.

What in the world happened to this place?…read more Pre-pandemic, there was an inventive, delicious hot bar with numerous choices. Now it's like a college cafeteria...basic and tired, with hardly any plant-based options. The salad bar has nothing but the basics. The cut fruit is shameful--all underripe (easier to sell, for some reason. Produce section as a whole is extremely underwhelming...Martin's has more options. The current lack of a seating area indoors is a big minus. This used to be a favorite meeting spot for me and school colleagues. Now you just take it home or scarf it down in the parking lot. Sad! It's hard to think of a reason to come here anymore, aside from maybe a few specialty organic items...and even here, Target carries more.

If your looking forr a place to buy halal food go to almindina service is good and they have…read moreextremely good orives defeniley recommend almindina they are just the best iv'e been shping here for a while and I haven't expected lss though the shop is small it's very good come to Amindina and don't listen to Sam.D

Small but there are some good options for middle eastern groceries. The prices aren't bad either…read more They do offer some specialty items you may have difficulty finding elsewhere

When I lived in South Bend, my only choices for alternative grocery shopping were the Garden Patch…read moreand Harmony Market. I went to the Garden Patch much more often, mainly because it was closer to my house and because I always got really confused driving to (and on) Grape Road in Mishawaka, but Harmony Market is also good. It's in kind of a sad strip mall, but it's very clean inside the store (unlike the Garden Patch), although the cleanliness can be a little bit clinical. I tend to like haphazard natural places; they just don't seem natural when they're extremely well organized. But then I'm weird, and you shouldn't be listening to me anyway. See, I'd rather buy my organic produce from a hippie than from a Swiss guy with a mustache. But that's just me. Harmony Market has a great selection of faux meats and other processed foods that aren't really good for you but don't always involve the slaughter of small animals for consumption.

I've tried to shop here several times on Saturday, only to find that they are closed for business…read moreon Saturdays and that they close early on Friday evenings. Someone told me it was due to the owner's religious beliefs. I won't hold it against him or her for having religion, but it doesn't make sense to be closed on the potentially busiest times of the week. Plus, the prices are a bit steep. I know that they don't have the same buying power as Mall*Wart and the other box stores, but their prices are way up in the stratosphere. That said, I'll still shop there for the occasional staple that no one else stocks, that is if they are open.

Shopping at Costco is always really good and economic. Never had problems with customer service…read moreunfortunately today wasn't that. The grocery shopping and customer service was good until it was time to order a pizza. The guy that was making the pizza didn't have good customer service. For reason he kept skipping me for my order kept serving other people that were after me. As I tried to be nice asking him if he knew how much time he had a rude attitude and answer. Unfortunately he didn't have a name tag but he was African American and making the pizzas.

It's Costco so it's always great. I love their clothing, I've never regretted any clothing…read morepurchase. The pharmacy selection is good. You may not always find what you want, but it will probably be there soon.