Our server was very knowledgeable and patient with us because we couldn't decide on our entrees. We…read morebegan with an arancini appetizer which was terrific. My wife ordered the small beet salad which was huge. I ordered the shrimp and sausage fettuccine and it was great. We both took half our dinner home. And so we were able to get Cre me Brûlée and coffee. So we enjoyed the evening and the food and the service was just fine. We've dined here several times and will return.

Arrived to our reservation early so we checked out the market. I was impressed with the amount of…read morevegetarian/vegan prepared foods. They have a unique selection of items. Prices are reasonable. The food was okay - we ordered the spinach and artichoke dip, walleye with broccolini, and white fish with asparagus plus a side of mushroom risotto. The dip was good but the chips are too thick. The risotto was bland and the broccolini was mushy and overcooked. Service was noticeably slow--we had to ask for silverware and refills ourselves. Between the service gaps and the high noise level, it wasn't the experience we expected.

A great Greek and Turkish grocery. Clean, bright, staff were great. It is not huge but a wide range…read moreof products. Prices were okay. Produce looked great. In house bakery, Located in a large stripmall just off busy Haggerty and 14 Mile.

I've shopped this market off and on for some time. It's solid, but it is a place I don't go out of…read moremy way for. I only go there when I am in the area. It seems like they are trying to cover a wide range of grocery items, but may not have the throughput they need to keep everything fresh. They also don't seem to have the staff they need to keep everything tidy. Though I have never found the place dirty it as not as well-kept as one might like a grocery. In my most recent visit, I was pleasantly surprised that they had increased their selection of FRESH seed and nut mixes and Turkish delight style sweets. There are better and higher quality selections in the metro area, but not right here in this particular area. They have a good selection of non-perishable items that are not available in standard grocery stores, and prices on these items are reasonable. If you are buying produce here, it can be hit or miss. Just pay close attention before purchasing to make sure you aren't disappointed by spoiled items when you get home.

love the store, love the MPerks. except for the store having…read morethe worst meat department of any I've been to. they tell me it's not possible for them to cut steaks thin, like Kroger did for me. ( I'm told my health is dependent on me cutting red meat ). So I have to make a special trip to Cattlemens for my meet. And why can't they count to eight? Twice I've received 8 packs of store brand sausages with a patty missing. Convenient store, nice people, and good deal Just buy your meat elsewhere, Aside from having to drive cross town meat is a better value elsewhere. Cattlemens cut steaks to suit With the same cutting equipment Meijer wasted money on.

Honestly watch out when you purchase items here. EVERY TIME I go here I find expired items. The…read moreworkers do not rotate product, today I found an item that expired 7 months ago. Not the first time I've seen expired items that expired over 6 months ago. I come here so often since it's so close, don't get me wrong lots of stuff are dated good, but make sure you check each item you purchase because I've seen many different sauces, boxed goods and all kinds of foods that are expired.

Beautiful thing about these smaller sized Korean grocery markets is that they have mom n' pop feel…read moreto them. No, they wouldn't have as great of selections as your giant chain marts, but they have the essentials ready for the locals, and their owners are usually very friendly and helpful. When you become regulars, they're usually very good to take care of you in one manner or another. (Please note that I'm not speaking specific to Kappa only, but more in general.) As for my experience at Kappa, it was pleasant enough. Mark-ups weren't as bad as some of the other smaller places I've been to, and I loved the fact that they have house-made prepackaged food available. They also heavily advertise their banchans a lot, which is in line with most of these smaller joints. Koreans call it "son mat" which our trusty AI friend describes it like this: "Son-mat (손맛) is a Korean word that means "hand taste" and is used to describe the unique flavor that comes from a cook's skill, care, and personal touch. It can also refer to the idea of passing down the love and care that mothers put into their cooking to their loved ones." This is especially important because it's what will get your customers coming back for more. The trouble is that these smaller groceries are mainly targeted for locals nearby. I happen to live 90 minutes away, and if I have to do my quarterly Korean grocery shopping, I'm more inclined to go to a bigger chain mart, unless there's a very specific reason to pick one over the other. I would certainly recommend Kappa for people who are in the area, not looking to stock up for the next 3 months. As for me, one visit was very pleasant, but enough.

Cute little Korean market in an unassuming strip mall. You won't find much by way of fresh produce,…read morebut you can grab some essentials for your next Korean meal. The guy running the counter was very helpful.

I like this specific store layout and the way they display their products! Actually I like it…read morebetter than my local Buch's. Clean and all staff is very friendly. I like the oatmeal self serve station. Wish we had one in Tecumseh. Other than that it's a good experience every time.

Bright and clean, in a small strip mall off of busy Farmington…read more Staff was nice, decent selection of food and drink, small selection of meats, prices are a little high on everything.

I've been here twice in 2 days because my daughter and I were so excited to try all the things!…read more They seem to be best known for their bubble waffles, bubble tea, and fried Japanese fare (karrage and corn dogs) Our first visit we tried the mango bingsu which is finely shaved ice with condensed milk, mango syrup, popping boba, and pocky sticks. The next day we came back and tried the bubble waffle, brown sugar bubble tea, and onigiri. The attached shop sells some great snacks and essentials, the people working there are so kind, and I love the vibe and ample seating.

My husband and I visited Hers Zakka Market & Onezo Cafe after making a late decision to get some…read morelunch. We were curious about Hers Zakka after seeing an influencer video about it. We were a little confused though, because Hers Zakka is a small Japanese market, and the influencer video made it seem there was a cafe inside (did not see mention of Onezo Cafe). Actually, Hers Zakka is a market, but it does not sell cooked food. For that, you go to Onezo Cafe, and the two businesses are joined on the inside. That being said, Hers Zakka has a lot of cute items and yummy-looking snacks, that we fully intend to return and explore later. Now, I will focus the rest of my review on Onezo Cafe. Onezo Cafe is very spacious with comfy seats and a cute setup. There is a glass case full of delicious-looking confections, but my husband and I needed real food. We walked to the counter and ordered, then we noticed the ordering kiosk off to the side. The staff was very friendly.... My husband ordered the Karaage chicken combo (#8), which came with salad, California rolls, and either a tonkatsu miso or spicy tofu broth. I ordered the Korean fried chicken (KFC) combo (#10), which came with rice, salad and the same broth choices. Though my husband and I both chose spicy tofu broth, they gave him the tonkatsu, and to my dismay the spicy tofu had egg in it. Since my husband has a pork allergy and I'm allergic to eggs, we just switched. While I'm not a fan of pork, I must say the tonkatsu miso broth was delicious! My husband said the same about the spicy miso. The California rolls on my husband's place looked very mayoey, so I could not try them. My husband confirmed however, that they were indeed very good. The chicken on both our plates was very good. The Karaage was fried well and had a very good taste. The KFC was essentially the Karaage rolled in sauce. While tasty, the KFC sauce was more sweet than spicy, when I prefer more of a kick. Onezo Cafe also sells boba teas. My husband got the Coral Sea with Crystal Boba (lychee honey lemon tea), and I got the Grape Crush with Aloe (subbed coconut jelly). Both teas were delicious. We lived on the East Coast for a while, and there was a boba tea chain named Mr. Wish. I used to practically mainline this stuff, and was sad there was no Mr. Wish in MI - or anything close. One sip of my Grape Crush had me saying "Mr. Who?"! I'm not being patronizing. After three years back home I had given up on finding a boba tea I liked as much as Mr. Wish! The portion was perfect, as we were able to fill our bellies with minimal food waste. We had a plan to grab a few of their onigiri (rice balls) for later along with a dessert, but we were too full! Our total order (including tax)nwas about $40, which was a good value. I'm giving a 4-star rating. It was not clear that the spicy tofu soup contained egg, and the KFC was more sweet than spicy. Im not counting the soup mixup because that actually was a blessing in disguise. We will definitely return to explore the menu more! Same for Hers Zakka; I have my shopping list ready!

I saw that my favorite Chardonnay, Martha Stewart's 19 crimes Martha's Chard was on sale at the…read morelocal Kroger so I went to buy a few cases. Sadly not one bottle was available so I spoke with the store manager. He went through the trouble to call their wine distributor for me ,but all he was able to get his hands on was six bottles. I really do appreciate the great Customer Service, because this wonderful wine is now out of production, and I got the last six bottles in my area. I'd highly recommend this Kroger, because the store manager and staff go out of their way to help their customers. Now...to find another good Chardonnay....

The service is inadequate the old lady in deli Tara is very rude spends her time talking rather…read morethan helping the customers!!! Also the meat department is never full or it's closed. Store is dirty.

Excellent Grocery store!! Inexpensive groceries. Fresh produce. Friendly atmosphere. Attentive…read morestaff. I go there almost every week. A+++++ rating. All the Very Best!!!

This store is always clean and being cleaned continually. Staffed and owned by some of the most…read moregracious and friendly people I've ever had the pleasure of interacting with. Any of the employees will go out of their way to assist you whatever you need. I am so happy to visit several times weekly just to pick up an item or two. Or 7 by the time I reach the register as I seem to make interesting finds I did not know I needed! Thanks to you all @ Freshway - keep up the good work. You add much to the city of Walled Lake.

I usually only stop in for their bakery and to grab one of their cakes for various occasions. They…read moreare known for their berry Chantilly cake and when I saw that there was a mango yuzu chantilly cake (which also happened to be on sale and 16% off at the time) I just had to grab one! It's more of a dense cake and not as fluffy or light as I was expecting but it had a nice citrus flavor to it from the yuzu and fragrant mango flavor as well. It was also not too sweet which is how I prefer my cakes.

Whole Foods is more than just food!…read more I was happy to find out that Whole Foods operates as an Amazon return center. It gives you two options: 1) Assistance with an employee at customer service or 2) A self-service Amazon return kiosk. Both are located at the front of the store across from the cash registers. The kiosk is very user-friendly with instructions on the screen. Next to the kiosk are clear self-sealable bags to put your items in before dropping your item(s) down the chute. Once completed, the screen displays an announcement that you will receive a confirmation email. Confirmed. For a fast errand, there was no waiting at the kiosk. This was a win for me!