We visited this today, friendly owners, took us around explained the farm, its crops, the story…read more Highly recommended to pay a visit

I love a good ethnic grocery store! This place is PACKED with so much! Spices, Rices, and meats…read more It's shelf upon shelf floor to ceiling merchandise. It's a bit cluttered, but that's only because there is truly EVERYTHING

Visited my friend again in Hamtramck and we walked this time to the grocery store. I noticed that…read morethe grocery store uses an old building for storage. Pallet wrapping boxes and garbage up and down the street. Do better

The Green Grocer is owned and operated by Joe Lucido. It was started by his grandfather, then run…read moreby his father, and now Joe is the third generation. He picks up fresh produce at Eastern Market in Detroit and then has set appointments with regular clients to bring it directly to their homes. When we don't have time to (or don't want to) go to the store, we can get fresh produce as well as farm-fresh eggs and more brought right to our front door. He has a good variety of fruits and vegetables on the truck but if you want something a little out of the ordinary, let him know the day before and he will try to find it at Eastern Market for you. He always has good quality items for sale and stands behind them on the odd chance something wasn't what we expected. Joe operates in different areas on different days and we have a general day and time for him to stop at our house. Sometimes we text him our minimum list the day before and then, when he gets here, we also can go on his truck and see what else we want. If we need to skip a week, we just text him in advance. Joe is great at telling us when things are ready to eat or whether they need to sit for a couple of days. The Green Grocer's prices are reasonable considering you never had to leave your house (unless you go onto his truck, of course). I still watch for sales and hit the stores but have cut down on the number of trips and my time spent running around. So if this sounds of interest to you, call Joe, text him, or check out his website. Tell him I sent you.

From the owner: The Green Grocer Of Fine Foods is a free delivery service of farm fresh fruits and vegetables…read moredelivered to your home or business. We specialize in locally grown products when in season.

OMGoodness,me was n there abt 9:15am&again it was great as always!thank u, for always helping…read moreme......staff so friendly, helpful!I luv commin n here!&sorry I don't know the spellin of ur names, but its always great seein u all,&thanks for helpn me with water&again glad to meet u!!!!!u all have a great Sunday&b safe........as I told u all,lvu u all more!!take care!!huggs :) from Joy

If you want to support a locally owned and operated Detroit store, shop at Peaches and Greens…read more Get fresh vegetables and fruit and other food. They are the only produce store in this area of Detroit, so come and support. #KeepDetroitAlive #BringbackDetroit

Please, please, please support this store! Such good prices, quality and variety in the…read moreneighborhood! Locally owned and conveniently located. Particularly superior to the stores located nearby, selling unhealthy and terrible food.

What a gem! This store is packed to the max…read more Fresh produce, amazing meat selection, housewares, spices, and even hot ready to eat foods. Always a sale going on. I love this store. It's a must stop if you're visiting Hamtramck.

I shop here often and appreciate the produce and love the hot deli area. The only thing is, the…read morecashiers are always on their phones. Due to this, it takes a few times to get their attention if you asking a question. It is also a 50 50 chance if you get all your purchases/bags. It looks like you do as he proceeds to talk on phone- only to find out you don't once home.

As I'm prioritizing safety during this global pandemic but still would like to eat nutritious,…read morehealthful foods, I find that the way I shop is changing. It's tough to shop at my usual places where there are SO many out of stocks & where it doesn't feel like some stores are taking enough health/sanitizing precautious for their employees AND shoppers -- so, I've been trying new places like Frog Holler! From what I understand, they're typically a wholesaler that supplies to restaurants. But, they've adjusted their business model/offering quickly so that non-business shoppers like you & me can order from me! It was very easy/seamless -- they have a Shopify page (https://frog-holler-produce.myshopify.com/) to place your order & select a pick up time. It was a contact-less pick up -- they ask you for your name + you open your truck/door & they'll plop it right in. I went for The Original OG! (assorted organic bundle). The assortment changes but they have what's included listed out. My produce box was AWESOME - the fruits & veggies were really fresh. They also sell some breads (from a local baker), dairy/eggs, vegetarian items (tofu, tempeh, seitan, beyond burger). I will definitely be ordering again! Thanks for making it just a little bit easier to eat nutritiously during this time, Frog Hollow!

I'm visiting my parents for a few months during the pandemic. I have a veggie delivery service…read morewhere I live and love it, so I thought I'd try out a local service while in Ann Arbor. I was hoping for seasonal, local produce*, so this wasn't quite what I wanted. However, I am giving it 5 stars because it was exactly as marketed, and the produce was excellent. Plus, there was a ton of produce in the Pear-fect box (just $25), and the penny delivery during the pandemic is such a fantastic deal--Just $5 regularly isn't bad either! We even gifted some of the bananas to the neighbors because there were so many that were perfectly ripe and ready to eat! *There were fruits/veggies that aren't grown locally and several items that weren't in season, so they must have traveled quite a distance. If Frog Hollow were more connected to local farms, I think my parents would subscribe to a weekly box! I surely would!

First - chickens and goats! They are adorable. I don't know what kind of chickens they have, but…read morethey are fancy - and adorable. My daughter and I had a great time watching the animals and sharing the wait for fresh cider and donuts with lots of other folks. It was great to see families and lots of kids outside. I'm so happy to see this type of business inside the city and being supported by so many in the community. It's good to see so many folks getting outside given all that's keeping us inside. I look forward to seeing how this business blossoms.

Very peaceful. Cute goats, cute chickens. Cider, donuts, and fresh produce available. The zipline…read morelooks fun for kids and not too daunting. Thanks for bringing the first cider mill to Detroit!

Small local fruit market with a decent variety. The store caters to the local Arabic community and…read morea lot of their stock reflects that. Good place to shop if your local. Staff and owner are friendly and diligently restocking their shelves. Well run store.

This is the wholesale bakery counterpart of Cannelle Patisserie in Birmingham and downtown Detroit…read more I've tried several of their croissants at coffee shops in the Ann Arbor area. Since the ones I've tried were baked earlier before being transported, they probably weren't the freshest and consequently were soft and not flaky at all. So I wouldn't be surprised if the products at Cannelle Patisserie were significantly more enjoyable due to freshness. But for Golden Wheat at least I agree with another review that the items I've tried here were "not bad but not awesome either". The croissant dough here is chewy, denser, quite sweet, and not the most buttery in flavor (the aftertaste is more buttery). I've probably liked the plain croissant and the zaatar croissant the most. The zaatar croissant I tried had raw dough in the center and the outside was too dry, but the flavor was good and there was a lot of zaatar swirled throughout. I didn't like the other items I tried. The pain au chocolat (aka chocolate croissant) only has one strip of chocolate, as mentioned in other reviews, and it's very soft chocolate, not a high quality bar. The cinnamon roll is on the bready side (think Asian bakery bread but denser and harder) and the filling isn't super cinnamony, but it's also not overly sweet; personally I prefer the ones from Crust. The almond croissant is very soft and flat, but it felt a bit like I was eating raw dough, and texturally the dough and filling felt sort of similar.

Best crossent you will ever taste with many different flavors. Great service and well knowledgeable…read morestaff. Highly recommend this place.