This place has everything you need when visiting Detroit…read more I specifically went for drinks and snacks for my hotel room. This place has more, much more. I appreciate the fact that it stays open late, considering most of the restaurants downtown close early by Miami standards. I did deduct one star because it's a bit sketch. As written by another Yelper, they absolutely make the most of the space!

This very densely packed market has narrow aisles and shelves that extend to just about the limit…read moreof what I can reach. But for those who live in Bricktown or Greektown or perhaps you're staying at one of the nearby hotels, it's got what you need. Everything from snacks and drinks to laundry detergent and fresh meats. There's barely enough room for two people to pass down an aisle so be prepared. But for us, looking for beers and some spirits to enjoy back at the hotel? Just what we needed. [Review 719 of 2025 - 424 in Michigan - 24279 overall]

I come to this Metro occasionally when I am on my way home from the gym or to work to pick up my…read morelunch and other items I can have to snack on at work. Metro likes to value themselves as a higher end grocery store and offer the best products, more on the expensive side, and they don't price match, so I find if this is your regular grocery store, you are paying a bit more than others. This location is not a Metro Plus location, so it doesn't have fresh made pizza's or sushi, but does offer a small selection of such, but they do offer an arrange of fresh meats, fish, salads, soups, and ready to eat meals as well as fresh bakery goods. This location carries my absolute favourite pasta salad - pasta, arugula and feta salad. Their are no self registers at this location, the staff are usually fairly nice, but don't like to communicate and try to get out out as quickly as possible making very little eye contact. Overall, great location in a very small, dead mall, reasons to come back: the pasta salad.

I love my Metro! The produce can't be beat. Awesome meat and seafood.. And the Bakery. Yummy!!!!…read moreFloral dept is great.. Lavender please!!!

I came over to do some grocery shopping from the states and I must say these prices are amazing. I…read morelove this store in comparison to similar stores in Metro Detroit. I can't believe I got so many things here at a fraction of the price I would get in the US. Example is whole cashews that are usually $30 in Metro Detroit are more than half the price at this store. Another example are pillows for $5 CAD. For the same quality of pillow in the United States can be upwards to $20 or $30 USD. I will definitely be adding this location to my itinerary for grocery shopping in Windsor. I always support my Canadian neighbors

I would like to commend, Olga, a cashier who helped us out, my husband and I went to cashier with…read moresome items. We were short a couple of dollars, we asked her to take something off which she did, then asked us if we were from USA , said yes, then she proceeded to buy it for us, I thanked her very much but I would like Superstore how kind this cashier Olga, was to us. Again Thank you and I will pay it forward

The salad and hot food bar is always a hot ticket. Fresh ingredients and variety of meats and…read morevegetables. The Chantilly Cake is my birthday staple. They have Chantilly cupcakes too. The scanner attend is always helpful. The store always looks and smells good.

Me and the Mr. stopped by Whole Foods Market while we were in the city, mainly looking for dried…read morecoconut flakes to make coconut milk. The feel of the store was busy and bustling, and the parking lot was very crowded; definitely something to be prepared for They didn't have any gluten-free coconut flakes available during our visit, but I still walked out with a couple of my favorite snacks: Enjoy Life chocolate chunks and Blue Diamond almonds (always reliable ). Even when you don't find exactly what you're looking for, it's hard to leave empty-handed here. The staff was okay -- not especially warm, but not rude either. Overall, I'd recommend this location if you're in the city and looking for a healthier grocery store with plenty of options.

Visiting from the States to conduct butter tarts diplomacy. Also, desperately needed a butter tarts…read morefix. (Butter tarts are not easily found in the USA). This store did not disappoint. Not only did they have butter tarts, they had at least three different brands. Some contained raisins. Others - the most delicious ones - had walnuts and apples in them. If Republicans in Washington simply tried butter tarts like those apple walnut ones, this silly tariff dust-up could end, and we could return to playing nicely, eh?

Wonderful selection, excellent prices. I went looking for real orange pekoe tea, and ended up with…read morea full basket.

This is a multi ethnic grocery store that largely caters to Chinese with a huge variety of grocery…read moreitems. While the variety is appreciated, over half the items I picked up were past the expiration date (or nearing). Not sure if they purposely purchase these expired items for cheaper, or if they just stock too much and are unable to sell everything and don't clear the expired items off the shelves. Regardless, you definitely need to check the expiration date on everything before purchasing. Not worth the drive across the border to come here alone but if I'm already in Windsor for food, I may stop by to browse and purchase some snacks.

If this store was in the US, not on the canada side, I would visit it every week. A large selection…read moreof Chinese food and snacks.

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!

I opened my chip and it was basically empty ad you can see I Paid 3.64 plus tax so 1 star reviewread more

If you need convenient, low priced food products, and friendly checkout service, visit the Goyeau…read moreStreet Food Basics Location in Windsor, Ontario. Consistent and well-stocked, this location will not only meet your budget, but, also your food choice selection list. The only thing that comes to mind on the subject of improvement, would be the re-instatement of the enhanced cleaning of shopping carts in light of the increasing Covid-Delta numbers for Windsor-Essex. I am certain this "high traffic food retailer" would not want to lose one customer due to Covid spreading via the shopping carts. --Satisfied and Loyal, ... Katherine Wallace, Windsor, ON

Fred's was right across the street from the Super 8 that we were staying in and we wanted it to…read morecheck it out for some fresh fruits. They had a decent selection of fruits and vegetables along with groceries and pre-packaged foods. Prices were decent. It was actually convenient that this store was located where it was, as the area is devoid of grocery or convenient stores with only fast food restaurants and an Applebee's. However, for locals, it is kind of out of the way. Huron Church road seems really busy. #22 of 2018

Fabulous place! Every single worker whom I encountered here were so friendly and helpful! The…read morecashier, the deli, the meat counter, and produce section. Great selection of items. Absolutely loved it! Can't wait to come back!

When the US border patrol asks you why you can't just buy Indian sweets and samosas in the United…read moreStates, you have to try not to laugh. This is THE place that every Indian talks about. You can just show up here and say "I want 50 samosas" and they don't even bat an eye. Samosas come in 1 flavor (vegetable: potato, pea and spices) and 3 sizes. Medium samosas are 50 cents a piece and the larges are 75 cents a piece. They have the sauces, tamarind and mint chutney in the back refrigerators. They have Indian sweets too but I don't know the names of anything. The carrot thing is delicious, but the mango ones are really gross. How's that for an apt description of what to get?? I was back in the US within an hour, 50 -- er, I mean 47 samosas heavier. Make sure to save your receipt for the samosa. Don't worry, the white bread border guards are not interested in taking these delicious curry bombs.

A few years ago, I decided to experiment with cooking Indian food since I love it so much. I went…read moreto this little grocery store in Windsor for all of the ingredients. They had everything I needed and then some. Dea is right - the samosas are wonderful and cheap as well. I have never had an issue at the border with the samosas because they have ususally been consumed before I make it to the bridge.