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.

Any trip to Detroit has to include Eastern Market and any trip to Eastern Market has to include…read moreDeVries & Co. We've been coming here, off and on, for forty-five years and it's still a highlight. A specialized grocery with additional items and plenty of local products. Folks have started calling it the charcuterie store. Stop. That's kinda strange. They do have a fabulous selection of great meats and cheeses. But there's so much more. We buy a lot of gifts, especially from the third floor. Everyone raves about the novelty of the elevator that's over 120 years old. Detroit has many of these lifts. When you have work to do here, they're not that cool anymore. But you should come discover them. It's Eastern Market so it will be pricey. You come for the experience. You can always window shop. Finally, I've read a few reviews about a rude, condescending woman behind the cheese counter...they're 100% correct...she's a bitch. 11/24

Love this spot! They have such a large array of charcuterie items for any occasion. I also tried…read morethe hot ham & cheese sandwich with the soup and the dried apricots. Everything was fantastic and I felt the prices were fair for the portions

Mongers' Provisions is truly one of the best spots in Midtown for all your artisanal needs,…read moreespecially in the meat and cheese departments! They have quality of both and I came here with friends and their families to pick up some quality meats and cheeses in preparation for Thanksgiving spreads. They also offer so many other artisanal goodies (chocolate, coffee, tea, etc.) that you can browse as you wait for your meat/cheese order to be ready. The employees here are also so knowledgeable and friendly and will prepare everything to your specifications and help to provide recommendations based on what you're looking for and enjoy typically as well. They are consummate professionals and you can tell how much they genuinely enjoy working here and improving their craft! There is also a delicious menu of cheese-based sandwiches that often times sell out, so you can also pick up a delectable sandwich here after soaking in all the delicious food scents as well! Highly recommend literally everything here. They are pricier, but you're paying for proper goods that are worth every cent!

We loved this place, if I could have been able to buy all the cheese I would have done it for sure…read more So many delicious cheese flavors and styles plus other goodies you might need if you want to create your own cheese/Charcuterie board. Also, they have a curated variety of imported and US-made food products. And house tools for cheese lovers (even kits to make cheese). Everyone here is very friendly, and knowledgeable about cheese, and you can tell they care about their clients and community. It is a very cute place, a paradise for cheese lovers like me. Everything is very well organized, and well taking care of and clean. They also have wines, ciders and beers to go there.

I decided to check out their offerings, since I was in the area…read more I never actually made it here when the cheese lady was here and they were open. Never had such luck until now. Glad I ended up going to brunch nearby. Wanted to check out their Gouda and their goat milk offerings. Could use some yummy goat milk cheese after all, right? Decided to try several of their different goat cheese Goudas. I learned that I prefer their harder cheeses, not fond of the soft cheese unless it's in a salad or something. I tried their midnight moon, ballerina, smoke, Beemster and honeybee. I ended up purchasing two 1/4 of each of the harder cheeses (Midnight moon, Beemster and Honey Bee) $46.86. The ballerina and smoked is a softer cheese and doesn't have as much flavor as the midnight moon. The midnight moon has the most defined flavor out of all that I tried today. More expensive than I would have liked, but fantastic that you can try many of them. The female staffer was more knowledgeable about the cheeses than the younger male staffer, he was nice to work with. She was just as nice.

This is a cute place. I stopped in looking for vegan cheese. We were greeted immediately upon…read moreentering the small store. They didn't carry vegan cheese on a regular basis but did share they have it periodically. So this was the main item that I stopped in for and was unable to purchase. The store is really quaint and cute. They had several jams/jellies, crackers, olive oils, balsamic vinegars and candies. They had some pre-made charcuterie boxes available for purchase. The store made fresh grill cheeses and offered a daily soup which all smelled amazing.

I ordered two large charcuterie boards for a party and they were absolutely amazing! Everyone was…read moreso impressed with them. I loved the variety of cheeses, meats and pickled veggies. I would definitely come back here.

Things to know before you go: **Parking lot behind the store…read more(entrance through back door) **They specialize in cheeses/meats/charcuterie, but also have a small selection of local and small batch food items. **Large beer and wine selection. **They have an attached restaurant called The Rind. Open for lunch and dinner. Full bar and large selection of wines. Menu leans heavily on cheese (of course). **They have a gelato case. **They offer samples in the market. Just ask.

Limited street parking, nearby free public lots, including behind the building…read more Located in downtown Berkley, the walkable part. A deli/high end specialty grocery store, with high end cheese/wine/beer... Prepared food to go and an attached dining area under the name 'Rind.' Staff was great, prices were high but not extreme, the to-go food was actually pretty reasonable.

I had to give a star rating to post this review, so was not sure what to select. I did not have an…read moreopportunity to visit, so cannot provide an accurate personal star rating. *This location appears to be permanently closed.* I was planning a trip to Eastern Market and wanted to check it out, but the only business with a similar name appears to now be in Troy, MI, but it is not the same business. I called Gabriel Imported Foods and they said the husband in the couple that owned this business at Eastern Market passed away and the business closed after that. I wish I could have tried the stuffed grape leaves and other delectables...they sounded glorious. I am sad for how this business came to close- it seems as if it brought tasty joy to many lives. I hope the family is doing well now.

We have been going to Gabriel Importing for years. Their food items are authentic, made in house…read moreand delicious! The owners are friendly and very helpful. If you are able to get to Detroit's jewel, The Eastern Market, do yourself a favor and stop in to get the freshest, most authentic stuffed grape leaves, hummus, garlic dip and taboulli. Their cheese pies are delicious and the price is $.

The cheese shop is inside the Kroger. They have over 150 varieties of fresh cut cheeses and many…read morevarieties of specialty items like crackers, jams, olives, pickles, etc..! They will even let you taste the cheese before you purchase!

What an adorable business! I am a cheese and charcuterie lover, so this is right up my alley. The…read moredesign and ambience as well as friendly service are awesome, lovely products.

Customer service was excellent. It's a cute place with lots of variety. Absolutely worth a visit…read more We bought a small grazing board and it was excellent. I will definitely return.

The Royce offers free wine tastings on Wednesday from 6-730pm. They pours during the tasting are a…read moretrue "taste" lol don't expect full pours like you get at Cooper's hawk. However, the tastings are in small groups of about 8 people at a time so you can hear the wine descriptions and interact with the group easily. I ran into a college classmate that I haven't seen in 8 years because we were both running our mouths about how we liked the wine we were tasting. I wasn't a fan of the wines we tasted but I loved the Chardonnay I purchased as we sat around and talked. Conner was a great server and gave excellent recommendations. There are plenty of seating options, including a few couches upstairs. I will be back just to enjoy the atmosphere and have a glass or 2 of the Chardonnay.

Early evening bottle of champagne and charcuterie. Decor is a vibe. Love the selections, music and…read morevibe.