What an awesome place if you like honey and dates. The honey is imported from Yemen and its Sidr…read moretrees. Plenty of options to choose from and definitely helps with boosting your immune system. The dates were wonderful, they had chocolate dipped, coconut, pistachio or plain. Reasonably priced and great packaging for gifts. The rest of the store had imported spices among other items. Love it.

great customer service really friendly people supper clean…read moreI love it will be returning Good Halal meat

Quality of meat is very good and customer service is excellent. Ali knows everyone that walks in…read more Store is clean and I love the quality

So good! I get the tawook with Hummus and fries as well as the tabliye chicken sandwich and wow is…read moreit good! The new owner, Fadi, is so nice as well (as were the old) and he makes you feel like it's your place too. Nonetheless it's delicious and I eat there about twice a week . The menu will change and possible the name of the place starting in January so I'll have to check out the new menu soon!

Amazing food !!! Literally, the greatest sandwiches I have ever had ... EVER!' And their meat is so…read morefresh. They get it themselves and handpick to slaughter.

I want to like this place since they offer some unique bread items including Persian naan from a…read moreGarden City bakery, however, the cleanliness and service of the place are bad. On my most recent visit, I noticed a worker cleaning the pickle bar, which has open air olives and pickles for customers to put in containers, by spraying the bar with chemical cleaner. Some of the cleaner was obviously going into the brine of the vegetables! It was pretty gross. And the young male worker with glasses and curly hair was so cavalier about it. I'll stick to Super Greenland from now on. This store was convenient for me to stop at on the way home from school but I'm not going to get sick because they don't follow health standards. There is also no bakery in house and the produce was priced a little higher than other stores in Dearborn.

I liked this store a lot until I saw one of the staff members flirting with my husband and gave him…read moreher number. And one of my brothers a staff member flirted with him when she knew he had a daughter and a newborn. Seems like there's flirts everywhere.

Alsaeedah has a great selection of spices and other spice-adjacent items-- nuts, snacks, teas, and…read moreherbal stuff. SPecifically, we came here to find asafoetida, and after figuring out that it's not called asafoetida in Arabic, we left happily with not one, but two different configurations of the stanky herb (which made all of the difference in our dinner!). You can find some special, more obscure things, like weird varieties of cocoa powder or coffee, plus honey, and even locally made Yemeni halva/khalta (to the uninitiated, it's sort of a distant cousin of nougat or Turkish delight, but better-- get the harissa one, it's the bomb). The staff are friendly and helpful. They also have a bunch of other random housewares and household items ranging from tea sets to perfumes, including an "inspired by" Baccarat Rouge that smelled actually believable for a tenth of the price of the real deal. Go for it.

I was impressed with this place. I loved the way the laid out the space so you could see across the…read moreentire shop. Displays were through out the space, but unlike a traditional market that stacks food items on shelves far above the shopper's line of sight. They carry a variety of top-shelf items at great prices. (Check out the pics I've posted.) Their perfumes are high quality oud-types, that for some Americans might be considered too heavy, but are fabulous and long-lasting... mostly selling at $25 at the time of this review. Check out Khanjar perfume for men - the art in the packaging aloneis worth $25 alone! But don't kid yourself, this smells incredible for both males and females, IMO. Their jewelry, mainly silversmithing of rings, is high quality and unique. I found them a bit high in price for the silver content but many held beautiful polished stones (Aqiq, Agate,) of which I have no knowledge of their value. Overall, this smallish market houses a powerful punch of high quality merchandise in comparison to larger markets, and excellent customer service. I'll be back.

Best halal meat in Dearborn. The owner is hands on and always offers the freshest meat at…read moreaffordable prices!

Amazing spot for a quick lunch. The food is fresh and you get a good amount for the price. They…read moreliterally cook the meat on a grill in front of you. The employees are super friendly as well. Just know the spot is small so there may be a wait if you want to dine in.

Warning buyer beware the only thing worse than they're inferior product is the customer service…read more Shame on you Dearborn meats

I took my dad to Masri Sweets in Dearborn today. I love this place not only for their delicious…read moreKnafeh (Nabulsi style no less), but for the atmosphere. The founder is from Nablus, Palestine, where the original pastry shop opened in 1902. My dad knew the original owner. His son moved to Dearborn in the 80's and opened up Masri Sweets, bringing Nablus style Knafeh which is known the world over. It's my favorite thing to eat here. They still carry on in the Palestinian tradition. Samples are handed out generously. You want a piece of pastry which might be $2 or $3 somewhere else, no problem. Take 2. Palestinian culture has historically been very generous with food. Guests never leave without eating, and strangers are always welcomed. What cynical irony that food is currently being used as a weapon of war against these people. I sometimes wonder if their hospitality wasn't their Achilles heel. If you're in Dearborn, head over to Masri sweets to experience not only world class Knafeh, but maybe some of that famous Palestinian hospitality.

We didn't get the crazy show with slapping spatula. We did get great quality desserts and the most…read moredelicious coffee Ive had in a while. We sat in and ate and then took additional cookies and baklava to go.

Used the cell phone repair shop inside the supermarket to buy my iPhone 15 pro and then get the…read morescreen replaced after a drop. The owner is a top notch guy that replaced my screen with a genuine apple oled screen for $100 in only 20 minutes. You can tell he's an honest man and does great work.

This place definitely has everything you need when it comes to Middle Eastern items. It's basically…read morea Meijer for Middle Easterners... minus the clothing. I mean, they do have a clothing section, but it's pretty small and mostly geared toward women. The one thing I wish they'd improve is the quality of their fresh produce. I've pretty much stopped buying produce here because it doesn't come close to what you get at Meijer or Kroger.