Frog Holler

All the fresh fruit and local brands you can ask for. Could be a little more clean but the mixture…read moreof different fresh fruits I do like. The service is different seem to be young people and some older some that help and some that does not but the fresh fruit and vegetables speak for themselves . Dress warm though if going out of season because there is of course no heat inside Randazzos.

Their fresh produce is great. Of the 3 Randazzos I know, this one has the best selection of them…read more It's a big place.

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The Green Grocer

5.0(1 review)

3.3 mi•North End

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.

Fruits and Veggies brought to your door!

Good variety of produce direct from Eastern Market to your door!

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What I picked out today!

H & S Produce

5.0(3 reviews)

5.4 mi•Eastern Market

Definitely a neighborhood gem! Everything is fresh and straight from farm. Amazing nuts and…read morewatermelons!

Great corner store for snacks, nuts, dried fruit, bulk foods, fresh produce. Good location,…read moreexcellent prices, helpful staff... they don't make 'em like this anymore...

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All fresh produce

Peaches & Greens

3.3(3 reviews)

4.3 mi

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.

2.4 mi•Downtown Hamtramck

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Outside the store

Fresh Valley-North

4.0(1 review)

Local fruit market with a good variety of fruit and vegetables. One of several local ones…read morecompeting with each other. Nothing out of the ordinary but has all the essentials as well.

Nino Salvaggio International Marketplace

3.3(84 reviews)

8.5 mi

I popped into Ninos after work at Eastside Endoscopy Center. I was really hungry... I grabbed a…read morecold Spaghetti salad, Italian wedding soup and a bag of their freshly popped Chicago style popcorn and a veggie tray. Random, I know. I ate the salad in the parking lot. Had the soup for supper took the veggie tray and popcorn to work for the lounge...Everything was so fresh, perfectly seasoned and brightened up my coworkers day!!

I made a quick trip to Nino's to grab a couple staple items. I was also hoping to find patty pan…read moresquash, but they didn't have it in. I have seen it here before. I like that the store is always clean and they have a wide variety of produce, meats, cheeses, and dessert. The store is well organized. Their lines are always pretty short and move quickly when I'm visiting. They have lots of parking spaces.

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Vince And Joe's

5.0(1 review)

8.2 mi

Been going here since a kid. Love it. Clean, always fresh. Out of all the markets around town, this…read moreplace is the best. Best price point

Remark Farms

3.7(15 reviews)

10.0 mi

•$$$

I recently purchased a container of your feta-stuffed green olives and was shocked to find the oil…read morethey were packed in was clear and had an unpleasant taste. After some investigation, I discovered that you use sunflower oil for packaging. Why would you choose such a highly inflammatory seed oil? Is it purely because it's cheap? As a company, I had hoped you prioritized sourcing quality, healthy ingredients--even if it means charging a little more. At the very least, products like this should be clearly labeled so consumers know exactly what they're consuming. This experience has been deeply disappointing and has caused me to rethink my trust in your brand. I expected better.

I haven't been to this Remark in years. I had moved to London and went the location there and loved…read moreit, such a great selection of prepared meals and salads, and especially sushi! It was nice to come back to Windsor and stop in at the original location. It's much smaller than I remember it, but just as busy as I remember it too. I went today to pick up lunch today before I went into work. I walked in the store and since I was so used to going to the location in London, that it's a completely different, smaller layout here, but still offers the same great items I found in London, the only selection that wasn't great was the sushi, I wish there was more of a selection of this item. The produce looked fresh, there is a great selection of meats and cheeses, the salad bar is new to me as the location in London doesn't offer a salad bar to create your own salad. I had opted for a pear & arugula salad which was absolutely delicious; I had also picked up a caesar salad for my brother in law as well as some chocolate chip cookies! Since Remark is a higher end market, the prices are on the higher side, they're local so they don't price match, but they do carry local produce and meat from local farms, so if you're looking for a discount, this won't be your grocery store. I love Remark, I hope to come more often!

Checkouts at the front of the store.

Veggie

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Veggie

Joe Randazzo's Fruit and Vegetables

3.8(86 reviews)

7.1 mi

I like that I can find exotic fruit and vegetables that aren't in my neighborhood Kroger. The…read moreoptions change with the season. I'm also happy they carry Sukary dates. They have a better taste (to me) than Medjool dates. I can eat they plain or add them to a smoothie. They're also delicious when chopped and added to salads. The prices are fair and they have an abundance of whatever is in stock. Recently, I've noticed that they put ice on some of their produce. I suppose that helps keep it fresh longer. One improvement I'd like to see is fewer gnats and removing produce that's obviously over ripe. Checking out is relatively quick. I like going early, before the crowd.

Marginal produce at the best prices around. Great selection of general groceries too. On a recent…read morevisit much of the produce went rotten pretty fast. So sharpen your eye and pick out the good stuff (or eat it quick). PROS: The veggies are pretty good here. Love the selection of fresh lettuces, peppers, potatoes, and cukes. Lots of unique Asian and African vegetables too. Love the roasted peanuts in a paper bag. Delicious bread straight from a bakery in Windsor, Canada (check the dates! It goes stale fast). Flowers, plants and other nursery items are sold at great prices outside the front entrance. CONS: I've had terrible luck with the fruit here. Pithy nectarines, hard plums, dry oranges, and forever-green bananas. They specialize in large melons. Roll the dice and pray you get a good one. Watch out for the nasty onions, rancid radishes, and squishy eggplants. Ambience is pure East side, open stalls overflowing with product, kinda tight, ramshackle and clunky but full of character. Very diverse crowd and staff. Service has always been efficient. They give senior discounts on certain days of the week.

Rambutan reminds me of lychee

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St. Anne Sausage Festival

5.0(1 review)

3.2 mi

The St. Anne sausage festival is one of the best church festivals in Southeast Michigan. Thousands…read moreof people show up to sample the sausage kitchens and the amazing beer tent. They have plenty of carnival rides and games to keep the kids busy while you wander through the rest of the festival. They have a silent auction which has many items of interest. This year they added a twist by making the auction online. I think it was a hit. The festival is usually the third weekend in September. Put it down on the calendar, it's a great time!

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3.8

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Hanna's Fruit Market

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Love their Carry out Meals. Pricing is Good but the Food is Excellent. Also their Trays are a Great…read moreValue and always excellent. Let's just say they are Generous with their Delicious Middle Eastern Cuisine. I have hosted 2 Dinners with their Trays and also have Grabbed Kufta Packs of 5 Beef and Chicken for my Son's.

Kutchey Family Market

4.4

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Wonderful market with a great staff and owner!! I'm always…read morevery satisfied with my purchases. (Make sure to say hi to Harlo when you go )

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Irma's Vegetables

4.2

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4.4

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5.0

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