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.

Amazingly open on Sundays! I stopped in here as I wanted to make a meal to honor Cameroon. I was on…read morea learning mission. It is a small but mighty store packed with tasty treasures. It was fun to hear and feel the energy of shoppers who were already familiar with the offerings of the store as I perused the options. The man who operates the store was friendly and very willing to help me in my quest.

Really friendly, she was really helpful from when I was looking for the restaurant to when I got…read morethere

Our first time here. Indian grocery store nestled in next to a Rite Aid Pharmacy to the left…read more Private parking off the street for all businesses here. The Indian grocery store is pretty big and fully stocked once you get inside. There was this strong smell of oil though. Vegetable oil I think. 2 Sardars/Sikhs at the counter, seemed friendly enough. Closest Indian grocery store to Van Buren Twp MI and Belleville area. A must use store if you love to dabble in spices.

Best Indian grocery ive found in canton Harpeet And Pinkie…read moreare really nice and friendly send I've known them for years

The first thing I noticed when I went in the shop was it was very clean. The workers were very nice…read moreand helpful, helping me ensure to find the right products! Many food options and very fresh! would 100% recommend!

Looking for fresh fruit and Vegetables as well as groceries, give this place a try! Service is…read moresuper friendly and people are willing to help you find whatever you need. It was a little crowded but understandable, they just opened, if you like the Dearborn Culture and their food, this is a great place to try! From breakfast, lunch and dinner choices, you can't go wrong.

This new store is on Michigan Ave and is in a really convenient location for me. It's a large…read morestore, nice and clean, great produce diaplays. I've been a Papaya customer since the first location on Warren Ave in Detroit. They always have fresh produce at great prices. I was surprised at the selection of specialty breads, i.e. low carb, gluten free, grain free, etc.. Their bakery dept makes manaeesh (cheese, meat pies) and things of that type. There is a butcher counter with fresh meats and chicken, plus marinated chicken Shawarma, tawook, kafta, etc.. Frozen section, dairy section, canned foods, lots of cookies and sweets. I noticed lots of imported cookies from Italy and other European countries, plus some much from the Middle East. The grocery selection is surprisingly good, I found a lot of products I would buy at Kroger. I was overcharged at the register, but I brought it to their attention and was given a refund.

This is a great little market for the quick in-and-out visit. As part of our Shop Local challenge,…read moreJacob and I decided to give Pelham Market a try. I probably wouldn't have known they existed had I not received a local flier in the mail, so A+ for their marketing to get the word out! I noticed lots of brands I pay a hefty premium for at Westborn Market, so my wallet was more than willing to give Pelham a visit. The exterior of the building gives off a "liquor store" vibe, so keep a close eye to realize you're at your destination. The space is very open. It is not laid out like a normal grocery store, meaning it's got an open-concept versus miles of aisles. It's a fairly small space but not nearly as cramped as Westborn. You can pretty much figure out which direction to go from the front door. Pelham Market has a great selection of fresh veggies and fruits, all at reasonable prices. We were excited to see Sunset tomatoes, which are usually only sold in big-box stores. Everything on our fruit and veggie list was available here. If you're looking for a super-huge selection of organic-this and exotic-that, you won't find it here. But you will find the basics. The meat counter was well-stocked with some of my favorite brands including Boar's Head, Dearborn brand and Delallo. We picked up some delicious Delallo smoked turkey for only $4.99/lb, versus the cheapest turkey at Westborn for $6.99/lb. When you take your lunch to work every day, you'll really love the $2 difference per pound. Besides meats and cheeses, they also had a large selection of fresh salads, hummus, veggies and dips. They had very fair prices in their meat cooler as well. There are only two registers! So, if this place gets busy, I'm sure it'll be a pain to wait around. Luckily there were only a few people in line when we were ready to check out. The process of getting out was quick and painless! There was even an employee there to bag our items. Our shopping trip was about $20 less than we've been spending at Westborn. Sure, Pelham Market may not have 100 fancy cheeses or 12 varieties of canned tomatoes, but Jacob and I were more than pleased with their offerings of our weekly essentials.

I honestly don't know how this market stays open. The selection is poor and I know for fact they…read moresell meat past the date of its expiration. Some of the produce was brown and moldy and there was blood on the countertop. I won't be shopping in this filthy store again.

This place is so so so special. And it has been consistently delicious for years and years and…read moreyears. The way their food tastes is the golden standard for Lebanese food in metro Detroit as far as I'm concerned. There is something in every recipe that just takes it over the top and into heaven. Just incredible. You cannot go wrong here. On days when they offer Tomato Kibbeh, DO NOT SKIP IT!!!!! It is outrageously and addictively scrumptious. Long live Beirut Bakery and Free Lebanon

Beirut Bakery's serves a variety of good quality Middle Eastern foods. My opinion is that their…read moreShawarma's are the best, neat, it has a slightly crisp flat bread, and packed with flavor. Their service is fast, attentive, and friendly. Give them a try

Vine con muchas ganas de probar la comida. Mi novio y yo pedimos la cena de tamales de cerdo y…read morepollo, la quesadilla de birria y el ramen de birria, pero cuando nos lo trajeron, se notaba que no estaba fresco y casi no tenía sabor. El ramen estaba súper aguado, lleno de aceite y sin nada de sazón. Me dejó el estómago pesado y sigo con hambre. Los postres se veían buenos, pero la verdad ya se me quitó el apetito después de comer. I came here really looking forward to trying the food. My boyfriend and I ordered the pork and chicken tamale dinner, the birria quesadilla, and the birria ramen, but when it arrived, it was obviously not fresh and had almost no flavor. The ramen was super watery, full of oil, and lacked any seasoning. It left my stomach heavy, and I'm still hungry. The desserts looked good, but I honestly lost my appetite after eating

Excellent selection of Mexican spices, very good meat selection and amazing staff. Very friendly…read moreand welcoming and clean.