Wow! Finally had the chance to stop in to Blacklist to grab some breakfast and it did not…read moredisappoint. We arrived right at open on Saturday morning as they seem to sell out pretty quickly. I would recommend pre-ordering the week leading up if you can't get there early. We went with the BEC on a cheddar everything, spicy boy on a cheddar jalapeño bagel and a hash brown on the side - YUM. The bacon egg and cheese was our winner, but each item was delicious. The everything cheddar might be my new favorite bagel in Grand Rapids! The spicy boy did pack a punch and did live up to the name, with a lingering heat. Those who love spice would be big fans. Set in such a cute area and the interior is a very cute, inviting space. Service was wonderful and inviting as well. Can't wait to be back to try more bagels!

I was finally able to walk here this Saturday morning to try Blacklist Bagels! It's run out of Chef…read moreShack, which is a small storefront that rents out to local chefs/businesses. They are only open on Saturdays 8-1pm, and I used to live farther away and it would've been difficult to make the trip to Eastown, but currently I'm walking distance to Lake Dr. It's a small store with about 3 tables inside, so mostly for takeout. I was expecting a line at 9am, but there were only a few people ahead of me! They do open advanced online ordering, which may help with the foot traffic. I ordered 3 bagels - everything, asiago, and za'tar ($8 for 3). They were out of sesame, and I got the last za'tar bagel. I wanted to make my own breakfast sandwich at home, so I didn't try their sandwiches or cream cheese this time. I also ordered a vanilla oatmilk latte from Toro Coffee (~$6), which had a pop-up stand inside as well. The bagels almost look "overbaked/overcooked," but they really just have that nice crispy exterior and fluffy inside that bagels are supposed to have! Being from the East Coast, I've complained a lot about there not being good bagels in Grand Rapids - but this is easily the best spot I've tried! I will come here again to pick up bagels for a special occasion!

Fabulous bagels, good coffee, good service. The only problem…read moreis it is popular and can be crowded, especially on Saturdays. But the staff processes orders efficiently,

Good bagels but nothing extraordinary. I had a bacon, egg, and cheese and added cream cheese. I'll…read moregive it an another try but it's just a good bagel. Some things that would take it up a notch would to use a real fried egg and not the powdered egg sheet and to toast the bagels before assembling the sandwich. Overall it's a cute shop with great service though.

I buy a lot of Salmon from Heffron Farms and love it! The individual, frozen packages are…read moreconvenient; the flavor very good. I also like their chicken and cheese. The chicken tastes much better than a standard grocery store. I don't think the prices are much higher. The two staff members who alternate are VERY helpful and friendly. I look forward to chatting with them each time. The store does not have many shoppers at one time, which I love! It is a small, peaceful place to shop! I'm thrilled I found it!!

I trust their products, the meat at most grocery stores is alittle scary. I'm willing to pay more…read morefor meat I trust is cleaner and healthier. I hope the Wyoming store prospers and stays in my area for many years to come. The only issue I have is the people that work there seem unable to fully answer questions about the products,maybe more training will help.

I first found Mindset Meals when they catered for an event and fell in love. Healthy food is…read moreusually not appealing to me but what made me fall in love was all the flavors and colors packed into one bowl. Every flavor is fresh and I feel healthy and happy after every bite. Currently you can order through the link on their socials and pick up at Forty Acres. They also offer delivery for $9. I'm so glad I don't have to think about making a meal and I can finally enjoy eating healthy. Check them out!

I love this grocery store. It's a little hidden gem for me as I live close by. Supermercado Mexico…read moreusually my "I forgot something or don't need much" store, as they're conveniently near me. I was pondering about getting churros today but at first no one was behind the counter. But one of the staff who was stocking a shelf nearby asked me if I wanted anything. I told her I am a regular and I always have to tell myself to stop myself from getting churros. She actually convinced me to get churros today haha. Just found out she drew a heart on the bag. So cute! The staff are friendly! I love this place so much. My husband too. He really misses the pumpkin seeds covered in chili powder!

They just opened a new location immediately adjacent to their old spot and it's fantastic. Baked…read moregoods, chorizo, mexi-meats, cheeses, chips, tortillas, Mexican sodas, snacks and dried chilies from Mexico. Also an awesome collection of frozen treats. Check it out.

ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS. They are currently only doing pop ups but are opening a storefront of their…read moreown and I can't wait to go back. I went here for my birthday lunch and had the hands down best sandwich in town, the ham and pesto with burrata sandwich. We also got the miso white chocolate, biscoff, and brown butter chocolate chip cookie and they were all fabulous. My favorite of the three was the biscoff cookie. The key lime pie donut was stellar! The baked goods were great and the demand was high! We waited in line outside but it went quick and some items were sold out, so I will get there earlier next time to try more items. This is a local business that I am thrilled to have the chance to support and I'm so excited to see their growth! 10/10. Will be bringing my friends and family here!

Tried the pop up back in March after seeing some hype online about them. Small commercial kitchen…read morethat rotates different pop ups. Its very basic inside but thats to be expected for the type of business it is. Got there early-ish, small line ahead of me. We were wanting to try some of their cupcakes and cake. There was more then a dozen left and we were next in line but the customer ahead of me wiped them out, seems like with a pop up, being early in the day they would have some sort of limit to how much each person could get, and we were told they dont restock. We sadly got 2 cookies to try instead, a chocolate chip and miso pretzel cookie, $8 for the both of them. The cookies were forgettable, if you go, I would skip on those - they didnt taste any different from a recipe you could make at home and there was 0 miso flavor in the cookie. I have a feeling the cakes would have been a lot better, probably why they got sold out. I wanted to try the focaccia bread but I thought the price point was too steep for what was being offered. The staff was 5/5 friendly. Ill probably go back and try them again in the future and hopefully get to try some of their cakes.

Most products have no price stickers or shelf pricing…read more Expired items repeatedly kept on shelf. Both of above are against MI state law. 20 to 30% Overcharging on all items compared to other Indian stores - From packaged items like tea, spices, snacks to vegetables like Okra, chilli, curry leaf. This is Grand Rapids - not Big Rapids or Cheboygan!

Today was my first time visiting and I will definitely be back! There's a large variety of great…read morequality items, the store was very clean and well stocked, and the customer service was very attentive and friendly! I love exploring new stores and this one will be one I will for sure be visiting again soon!

Love this bagel spot!…read more All the bagels I've consumed and tried from here have been amazing! Love their sandwiches from breakfast to pizza! The people working here are so kind and sweet! Please check this place out to support them and have delicious carbs! Prices are good too! And I like their coffee! Bonus.

Over the years, I feel like what one pays at Bagel Kitchen and what one gets no longer weigh each…read moreother out. It's average bagel sandwiches with a price point that leaves me questioning why I paid $13 for a thin bagel "sandwich" (in today's to-go order) that was missing for a key ingredient - the goat cheese. Outside of today, it still baffles me that the cost and the product just don't line up. Quality is good, but it's scrimped imo. The redeeming factors for today's splurge: the bagel "flavor" was good & the salted toffee nut latte is worth the price you pay (standard cost for a 12oz latte). If you've got extra $ to spend 'in this economy', Bagel Kitchen is pretty ok...but it's just that - ok.