Maybe it's nostalgia, but I only still like the Red Pop best. Faygo had a stand in the middle of downtown in Plymouth. We tried the new sodas, green apple, forgot the red one and blue one. None of them were too good to me. The blue one tasted like bad cough medicine. I think using cane sugar in all of the Faygos might make them taste just as good. Looking back the coloring of these sodas are quite off-putting. Faygo still holds a special place in my heart, reminds me of my youth. read more

Faygo Beverages - Local Flavor Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

We were driving through Detroit and we stopped at the Faygo plant just to say we've been there cause I'm a huge insane clown posse fan so I have always wanted to go to the Faygo store because I always wrap about Faygo and throw faygo at their concert so this is kind of a sentimental thing the beverage itself anytime I've gotten it is not very good to be honest but it's just kind of cool because being a fan for 25 years and actually get to see the heart of Detroit where they're from in the Faygo itself is very special for me read more

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Did you know you can get Faygo online!?! Please take my money!!! I am from Detroit and missed Faygo so much when I had to move away! There's like an entire aisle of Faygo in Michigan stores. I don't know why it isn't in more states. I found it online and my husband got it for me for my birthday. The shipping is a little higher, but if you price it per bottle or can, it's not too bad. It did take a very long time to come. It didn't even ship for over a month. But I finally have my Diet Red Pop again! I'll probably get a different flavor each time. I wish there was a discount in shipping if you ordered more than one flavor. There isn't... read more

DETROIIIIIIT! Had to write it.... So I saw this at my local Meijer and I decided to buy it from Faygo's website. Apparently, it is another soft drink brand, kind of like Ale-8, in KY. Problem is, it is still the same crap that soft drink beverages are (and do not get me wrong, I like soft drinks). I just have an inquiry that I always like to make. What makes this brand stand out? Why should I buy it vs. Meijer's brand of soft drink? Hell, I dropped buying Pepsi and Coke in favor of Meijer because it was like $1 cheaper and so why this? This thing was priced $0.59 for 20 fluid oz! The ingredients are basically identical and one way they could stand out and improve vs. all competitors is to BE REAL. Label it with cane sugar, get it FDA, USDA, CIA certified, branded, whatever. High Fructose Corn Syrup and all this other crap is linked to cancers, ya might as well capitalize on being real and then you can really make a statement. No worries though. I am not picking on just this brand, I have a beef with a local, Ale 8 brand as well. Read my review on that. read more

I love the fact that at our meijers, faygo was $3.19 8pk. compared to the greedy pigs Dr. pepper that's almost $8 for a 12pk. but gotta say I was upset when recently it's now $3.69 don't understand why such a price increase. especially at a time when we're relying on companies to help cut inflatio. read more

The Detroit classic (along with Vernors, of course!), but I have found it in surprisingly wide-ranging places....like Denton, Texas (at the Atomic Candy shop on the town square) and Via 313 Detroit-Style Pizza in Austin. It's fairly easy for me to find the root beer and Red Pop here in Chicagoland but Rock and Rye (my mom's favorite) is more elusive; gotta make a trip back to MI for that! read more

Faygo Beverages - Faygo Rock & Rye in Denton, Texas from Atomic Candy on the town square - Local Flavor Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

I always feel immense local pride whenever I grab a bottle of Faygo. When I lived in Chicago and I would see a bottle I would feel overwhelmingly home sick. I know that sounds crazy but it's true! It was just such a part of growing up (Rock & Rye mustaches, what's UPPPPP). These days I don't drink much that isn't diet but when I want to splurge on a sugary sip I reach for a Faygo root beer, orange pop, or the aforementioned Rock & Rye. Even better? A float made with a Faygo pop and a scoop of awesome vanilla ice cream (make it Sanders and keep it mega Detroit core!). I can't think of anything finer! Pro-tip: reach for a glass bottle. Pop always tastes better in a glass bottle! read more

Faygo! Just saying the name of this company puts a smile on my face and brings back great memories of growing up in the D... I just came across this biz listing, so I had to put in my two cents (or four stars in this case). I've enjoyed many an iced cold bottle of Faygo aka "pop" in Michigan. It's tough to choose which would be my favorite flavor. I prefer drinking the diet variety thanks to my dad, who always had our refrigerator stocked with the stuff... I just visited their website to see that they now have 52 flavors (and a rap song that will get stuck in your head) upon clicking over. But I digress... My top runners in the diet flavor category are: Rock & Rye, Redpop, Grape, Orange, and Crème Soda... but I have to give props to the Chocolate Cream Pie flavor just because it's so unique! It's rare that I find Faygo anywhere but Michigan, but if/when I do, you can bet I'll be supporting Detroit made products and enjoying every sip. And to my friends in Michigan that are reading this, please go out and have yourself a Faygo for me... I appreciate it! read more

Red pop, grape, orange, root beer, ginger ale, oh how many flavors I adore. The diet varieties are pretty good but every now and again I need the real thing for nostalgia or blood sugar raising purposes. I drank a lot of this when I was working downtown in the summer as it is cheap as chips at party stores. I could get two giant bottles for under two bucks and be set for the day. In regular I have to say red pop is my go to but man I gotta have a grape periodically too. In diet, I am a big fan of the ginger ale (not as zippy as Vernor's but it's a different happy drink altogether) or orange. Better than any imitators, I have my nieces and nephews in Missouri hooked on it too. They made me like Fitz's so it is only fair. Now if I could only convince them that eggnog and Vernor's is a rocking good combo. read more

Faygo Soda means Detroit to me. I, unfortunately am stuck in the Pacific Northwest and without my Faygo, Sanders Hot Fudge, salted bagel sticks and no Win Schuler's bar scheeze! Whenever friends travel to Detroit the plea is inevitable, please bring me back some Faygo Rock n Rye! When I get to go to Michigan to race I buy cases of the stuff, shove it all over the tow vehicle and inside the rally car, and always a case of Red Pop for Mom that I drop off on my way across Idaho. I know it's not a great review, I'm just feeling terribly nostalgic. FAYGO ROCKS!!! read more

Faygo Cola - I don't know what it is, but Faygo Cola is easier on my stomach and tastes better than the top two national brands. What a variety to choose from! Over 50 flavors. Their diet offerings are excellent and do not taste 'diet'. Go to their website for a complete listing, or go to any store in southeast Michigan to taste it. Faygo can be found all through the Midwest US. They no longer list one of my all-time favorites ... UpTown. Who can forget the old Faygo commercials from the 50's, 60's and 70's with Black Bart and the Faygo Kid? "Which way did he go, which way did he go?" "He went for Faygo!" Go to their webside, click on 'media', or visit Youtube for some of the old commercials, including shots of the Boblo Boats in some of them. read more

My initial encounter with Faygo was in Summer of 2010 Toronto, Canada at a restaurant named "Detroit Eatery". I requested a Root Beer and what I got was this Canned Pop labelled FAYGO. It looked like Root Beer and it tasted like Root Beer so I didn't think much of it. Curious as always, I looked to see it was Made in Detroit. Bonus! In Detroit, I was sure to revisit this brand of beverage as a Friend noted that Red Pop was the way to go. I got the chance within Michigan Cafe at one end of the Henry Ford Museum. Faygo Red Pop($2.50 - Tourist Price @@) this time it looked quite different in appearance. That's because it came in clear twist-top Bottles. Faygo Red Pop must be a local phenomenon and flavour. Maybe something that grows on you because I've only had that one bottle and it didn't RED light on me instantly. I've had a few other foreign brand Strawberry Sodas that tasted similar in flavour which I'm not a Fan of either. Excellent it was made with 100% Cane Sugar. read more

Faygo Beverages - Local Flavor Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

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I brought a 12 pack of can faygo and I took one out the box to drink some pop and when I finishing with the last sip I notice a penny was in there that I almost swallowed read more

Faygo Beverages - A penny - Local Flavor Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

They use the artificial sweetener Sucralose in their regular beverages- for several years in fact. I know a lot of people who hate artificial sweeteners and they had no idea it was in their Faygo until I pointed it out to them They then dumped what was left in their can/bottle/glass. Know what you are drinking. People have been complaining for years and all Faygo has to say is, "Our glass bottle drinks are made with Cane Sugar, buy those". Stop supporting Faygo until they take that garbage out of their "Regular" products. If sales drop enough, they'll learn. read more

If you call it soda then you have no idea around here it's POP!!! And Faygo is the best. Made in the D All the flavors are great but Rock and Rye, and Red Pop are the best. read more

Ok I can't drink it anymore since they went to fake sugar. Maybe they will switch to Stevie or something and ratchet down that chemical flavor read more

I do not drink pop, soda, whatever you want to call it. The carbonation bugs me, the sugar is overkill and the artificial colorings..are artificial. 'Diet' is not an option as it tastes horrific, and that asspartame (yes, I did that on purpose) shit will kill you. I am a water loving kinda person, and a fussy one at that. So why do I give Faygo a 5 star review? Simple. Sentimental value. Not so much on my part, as nobody in Europe has ever even heard of Faygo, but on my husbands part. He loves this stuff. Redpop is his ultimate favorite, Rock n Rye a close second. On my part, the brand reminds me of a Surinamese childhood favorite, 'Fernandes'. In a totally orchestrated twist of fate, Faygo is now one of our customers. Props to them for supporting Michigan businesses, and yay for my man's love and affair with Faygo coming full-circle. Over the years I have started to (sortof) like Faygo redpop, but as I am not a pop drinker I have not really ventured out into the other oomptieth flavors they carry. I do like their flavored, unsweetened LaCroix sparkling waters, thy are not too terrible. read more

Faygo is a plethora of flavors available. I like to mix them with each other, or with whatever spirits are handy. This week I prefer the "Peacher in the Rye." 3 parts Rock&Rye to 1 part Peach. Faygo: Michigan company, variety of flavors, cheap price, 10cent bottle return - you can't go wrong. read more

Faygo gets the 5th star for great customer service. I was out in the Metro Detroit area visiting my parents. Remembering how much I liked Rock & Rye in the glass bottle from previous visits to Greenfield Village, I contacted Faygo via their website to ask if there was any place out by me. They wrote back that Westborn Market in Dearborn was one of their top sellers of glass bottles - not far far, but not close either. I e-mailed back to ask if the Westborn Mkt in Livonia also had glass bottles. I rec'd a reply via someone's Blackberry at 8:45 that night confirming that I could get the glass bottle soda there. read more

If the names Rock & Rye, Dr. Faygo, Red Pop, 60/40 or Moon Mist make you wish you were hopped up on sugar and/or make your mouth water uncontrollably then you must have lived in Michigan, the mid-west or at least visited the area. Faygo Pop is the ultimate pop, the oldest fun-flavored pop with the coolest old fashioned labels. Yes us Midwesterners say pop and its actual name is pop. Many Michiganders turn their noses to Jones Soda, Fanta, Stewart's Soda or anything similar. Not because those products are bad by any means, they are pretty good for the most part. But we are purists and we like, no, we love when things are made in Michigan and have the same quality and standard that the product was founded on. I'll stop before I go off on a tangent on how much I love Michigan and Detroit... My advise, try it. You can buy at the Detroit Airport. You can buy it at almost any corner or grocery store in Michigan. You can find it all throughout the Midwest; just keep your eyes peeled! Try two flavors. Try three! Give some to your mother to try. Whatever you do, just try it. read more

Anyone who doesn't like Faygo is probably a terrorist and should be shot with bullets, fire, or a potato gun, immediately. Rock & Rye for president 2012! read more

Faygo....you brought red pop to my world and for that i am thankful your grape faygo has lavender bubbles. my mom can't get enough rock n rye you make my favorite cream soda. i love you faygo love, juston read more

Jonathon, if you threw Faygo up on Yelp, then props to you sir. What can I say? Faygo provides some of the tastiest and cheapest beverages that anyone who grew up in Detroit remembers fondly from their childhood. I can remember getting their cream soda in a strangely shaped glass bottle, a one-liter, and loving every sip. Each flavor they provide is a cut above all other companies that produce similar products - this includes their soda, which absolutely ends the Coke vs. Pepsi feud for me. Faygo beats them both! But their specialty flavors - most especially Rock & Rye - really make them a shining star of the beverage world. Honestly, I don't even know what Rock & Rye is supposed to taste like, but I know it's damn good. The most wonderful thing they've done is allow online ordering, so even if I move to California I can still have my Faygo! http://www.faygopops.com will get you what you need, when you need it! I'm still surprised that Faygo can sell two-liters at $.99 and one-liters at $.69. Once in a while you can get national brands at those prices, but Faygo is always that price. Who can say no to that!? Honestly if you haven't had a Faygo and you've lived in Detroit more than a year, you should seriously consider moving to Cleveland; you don't belong here. If you haven't had one in a while, then run up to the store and get one! read more

Faygo is awesome! The distinctive flavors and affordable prices how can you top that! I think my fondest memories of drinking Faygo go back to elementary school when my teacher would always provide Red Pop and Rock n Rye for the class parties. Faygo definitely has a dedicated fan base. When I use to work at a supermarket Faygo would go on sale 6 for $1.00. Customers would drive from all over just for the sale and buy cases of it like it was never going to be there again lol. Faygo gives me one more reason to be a Detroit fan. I still proudly buy my Grape Faygo at 5 for $2.00...freakin' inflation! . read more

LOOOOVVVEEEE FAYGO. I love going home to MI so I can have some Faygo. Red pop, rock and rye, orange, root beer. Nothing better

Faygo soda has great sentimental value for those of us who grew in and have moved on from Detroit. There is no comparison to the flavors of "Redpop", Grape., Orange and the famous "Rock & Rye." If you have chance you should try and enjoy this local favorite to see how your palate like it. You can also check out the company's website and order some of your very own if you can't find it nearby. read more

Faygo Beverages - Faygo Plant - Local Flavor Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

I rarely drink pop. (Soda, for those of you not from Michigan.) I will make the exception for something this awesome, however. Faygo is an amazing local soda brewery that concocts the epitome of sodas. Started in 1907, you can taste the century of work that has went into this soda. Because of the range of flavors, you can use them as the most interesting of mixers. Black Cherry, Rock 'n Rye, Twist, Blueberry -- your heart's desire is bottled up and ready to party with you. My favorite time with this drink was taking a can of Orange Faygo, dumping a shot of vodka in it, and sitting with my good friend who made a Moon Mist and Whiskey and just reminiscing outside of the University's library. A Detroit deli sandwich is incomplete without this soda. They also make non-carbonated drinks and sparkling waters. Not available around you? Order online. read more

Best POP hands down! So many creative delish flavors, a true Michigan company! Grew up on Rock n rye, red pop and faygo orange! Great prices! read more

No matter the flavor, it burns the back of your throat. But I grew up on this stuff, for 70 cents, I could buy a 20.oz bottle of Faygo and 25 cent bag of Better Made Chips. Those were the good old days, Faygo is just as good now, as it was then. I probably don't drink it as much as I should, but every time I do, I'm taken back to a more simple time. Wither it be Rock N Rye, Moon Mist, or just Orange. Faygo will always be apart of my life. read more

Faygo Beverages - Local Flavor Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

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The Plant does not offer Tours and is closed to the Public, but there is a Liquor Store next door that you can get most of the major flavors for cheap. read more

You might be from Detroit if _______ --- Insert Faygo joke here.... Here in Detroit this is our 'house' brand. If you don't specify 'Coke' or 'Pepsi' You're getting Faygo. Outside of the midwest I understand this considered a 'premium' brand. Faygo Root Beer was named 'Best American Root Beer' by Bon Appetite... Either way, I'm pretty sure I would go into withdrawals if I ever left Michigan. read more

FAYGO REDPOP!!! I've yet to taste a strawberry pop better than this. On a hot Michigan summer a Redpop is the best way too cool off... well if you don't have access to a/c, fans, & cold water :-p Try it in a can. i think they taste the best. Pairings: If you like/love floats then you can go wrong with a scoop of your favorite vanilla ice cream. Another good pairing with Redpop is fried chicken. I prefer Popeye's spicy chicken but any would do. My last fav. pairing is rum. Whole can with a shot of rum and ice is very nice when you're kicking back and relaxing. read more

I am Not a huge pop drinker. But when I do a support local. You can't beat rock and rye, red pop, cream soda, and the prices. If I am out to eat and a place carries faygo... I get it every time. read more

I have been drinking faygo pop since i was a kid. I am 51 yrs old now and still love faygo soda !!!! cream soda is no#1 read more

One word: Faygo and you have screaming addicts running towards you for their Faygo fix! :) read more

The last 10 bottles of diet faygo cola have been horrible. Please look into the problem it is my goto but not anymore

who doesn't love faygo? i hope i never have to move out of michigan or else i will be sad if i can't find faygo. my favorite flavor is rock & rye. read more

Faygo Beverages - Detroit 2002 - Local Flavor Near Me - Detroit, Michigan

Red Pop is my favourite drink. I'm currently on a diet and can't drink it. Thank the gods fr DIET red pop. Too bad I can't get the diet stuff here in Canada, but it's worth the trip to the states to stock up. read more

I lived in Detroit for only 3 years, but I found Faygo in my short stay. I like the cola, not the Rock & Rye like everyone else in the D. Too bad I can't get that here in CA:( read more

I don't always drink sodas, but when I do, it's usually a Faygo. Once in a while on a warm day, I'll gladly hit up a G-Station to wet my whistle with one of these fine Detroit sodas (sorry Michigan, pop is what Lamont Sanford calls his daddy, not what we should be calling soda - sorry, but I guess you can say I'm a soda jerk) lol. Any who, I digress. Onto the sweet sweet sodas! I am a fan. In a world that's so black or white, Democrat or Republican, and Coke or Pepsi, I break down the walls and shock the world by saying Faygo Cola. Boom!!! Bukkake!!! Faygo Cola is so damn good. Pepsi tastes kinda vanilla-ey and Coke gives me the burps sometimes. Faygo Cola is just right!!! It's got a nice little aftertaste as well as huge bubbles that tickles your mouth as it pops with good flavor. During CHRISTmas time, the colas feature bottles with St. Nick and when you purchase one, a donation is made to a charity, I'd like to say St. Judes. Whichever charity it was, I think it's a great gesture. Onto some of the other flavors - Faygo Orange - It's a solid orange soda and not as sugary as Sunkist. - Rock & Rye - My favorite Faygo flavor. Some say it's a mix between cola and cream soda, some say it's a vanilla/raspberry. Whatever this mystery flavor is, it's freaking delish! - Red Pop - Besides being my slang term for hooking up with a ginger gal, Red Pop is a nice Strawberry Soda that I only purchase when I want to make Red Floats. Oh yeah - put a scoop or 3 of vanilla Iced Cream in a glass and pour some Red Pop over it and Ummm Ummm Ummm, you will be pleasured in the mouth. - Cream Soda - It is the only cream soda I can tolerate, as well as my second favorite Faygo Flavor. Sorry Jones and A & W cream soda, but your cream soda doesn't hold a flame to the Faygo version. - Grape Soda - I'm sure African American Icon Cleveland Brown can agree that Faygo makes a damn good grape soda - trust me, he is a subscriber to Grape Soda Magazine. - Root Beer - surprisingly really good. It's not quite A&W good, but totally better than Barq's aka Barfs. - Peach - it's peachy!!! - Moon Mist - I am a fan. Show me a gal down with Moon Mist and I'll show you a gal with great taste - (what up gurlllll, I'm Scotty - nice to meet me!) - Pineapple - More like "fine-apple" - Ohana Punch - ehhhh, not a fan. Too much sugar for my liking. This applies to all of the juices of theirs I have tasted. Just not for me. - Candy Apple - I am a fan - Cotton Candy - Not big on this one, but lots of people I know are. Its a cult favorite. - Tonic Water - mixes well with gin My only wish is for Faygo to offer daily or weekly tours. They have a ton of fans who would love to step into those hallowed halls, myself included. I am a Faygo Fan and you should Fay-Go out to the store and pick some up! (as well as an extra Rock and Rye for me - and some 'rillos too :D) read more