I bought lobster tails last week here and will be eating them with family for Christmas…read more ETA: lobster tails cooked fine and were very good.

This Place needs the media ATTENTION!!!! selling CRAP TO THE PUBLIC please look at their reviews…read morethey get a BIG FAT 0 ZERO been purchasing there for a long time purchased 14 blue gills there yesterday was half scaled the little short Mgr cleaned he cut the heads straight off it not a lot of meat on Them as it is after paying 40 something bucks for this crap the other guy was clipping it right Mgr appears to be angry because the usual guy that cleans the fish hadn't come in yet had damn nerves to ask me to bring it back and I drive 40 miles round trip and gas high as heck and he's not donating gas money he should have done it right the first time should have stop going here when I was sold ROTTEN CATFISH took it back the next day cause of distance long story short STOP PATRONIZING THIS PLACE SEEK AL'S FISH MARKET DOWN THE STREET BETTER PRICING AND TREATMENT

Eastern market is the best. I recommend getting there early just to avoid how crowded it can get…read more Also never buy something the first time you see it, look for other vendors as you may save yourself a dollar or two!!! Plenty of warm food and food trucks too!!!!

We just eaten breakfast at a nearby restaurant, and decided to check out the Eastern market. This…read moremarketplace is spread out over several different buildings. There is a welcome center, but the map on the welcome center is not very helpful. It does give you where area restaurants are located, and some stores, but within the sheds themselves, you really have no idea of who's going to be found where. We wandered through a few, and saw lots of veggie and other produce dealers, flower stands, some bakery, and some crafts/jewelry. Given that we were from out of town, the produce was not of interest to us. However, if we had known where to find all the craft stalls or bakeries that would've been helpful. Luckily, we walked to this area from our condo, and didn't have to deal with the insane parking. It was interesting and a fun way to kill some time.

Al's is a hole in the wall fish market and take-out that offers the cheapest fish fry in the…read moreEastern Market neighborhood. Fish & chips for $3.99. You read that correctly. Three dollars and ninety-nine cents! Don't let a few poor reviews scare you away from this amazing deal. Walking into Al's takes putting aside all pretentiousness, but service is friendly and food is made to order. The $3.99 deal comes with fries and three pieces of fish. The fries were excellent. They were thick, crispy, not too salty, and hot right out of the fryer. The fish was battered catfish, not the typical battered cod associated with classic fish & chips, but it was still good and tasted freshly cooked. Al's also sells fried chicken, fresh fish, and locally made products for frying your own fish or chicken at home. I recommend eating your order immediately when everything is still hot and crunchy. There are no tables at Al's, but benches and tables can be found across the street at Eastern Market.

Picked up a 5-pc whiting from Eastern Market store. The fish tasted horrible. Spoiled, rotten. I…read moredon't know. The skin and fish had a horrible taste. If I weren't so tired and exhausted I would take it back.

Great spot! If you can go during the week it's less busy! Weekends are packed! Lots of variety you…read morecan stop by after Easter market. Great ambiance.

Nice spot. Tough to park. Quite the selection inside. Massive meat counter that looked pretty nice…read more You can also find a lot of condiments, pierogies, baked goods, and more.

food was amazing, good price & portions. our server was so sweet and tentative, a fun ambiance and…read morelocal spot to go when you're heading to the market.

One of the best types of corn beef that you can purchase in the state of Detroit I bought one for…read moreEaster now I'm buying one for Mother's Day. The meat is so good. You should check them out. Take it home. Cook it real slow taste just like deli.

Rocky's was one of the great ones. Rocco Russo (Rocky) was the OG "…read more When Rocky passed he left it to his youngest daughter, which did a fantastic job keeping his memory and store alive. Rocky knew what he was doing by not leaving it to the nephews. Rockys was about quality, freshness and he loved talking to us, his daughter was just like him. Unfortunately bitterness and resentment set in with other siblings and the twin nephews which wore on her. You'll hear different stories and versions, I'm sure. What once was a blessing became too much to bear. I pray for healing for this family and I'm so glad and thankful for the many years of providing the Eastern Market with such a wonderful store. There will never be another Rocky's or a better store, no matter what the relationship is.

Rocky's is a great place to grab bulk food items in Eastern Market. They are famous for their…read morepeanuts. You can get them in so many flavors! There are a variety of nuts, from cashews to pecans to almonds. Rocky's has a great variety of spices, flours, candies, and so much more. Stop in to grab up some roasted peanuts!

Was told 20-25 minutes. Arrived about five minutes early, was told three to five minutes. 15…read moreminutes later I still didn't have my food. What I did get was UNSEASONED PICKEREL in a "Crispy Batter" (like fish & chips), they forgot my Coleslaw! Hubby liked the onion rings and says Fried Shrimp was ok-he didn't get Cocktail sauce or Lemon!

Can't beat the prices of their fried chicken Always freshly…read morecooked ...which means you might have to wait long time even if you call ahead and order it But chicken is freshly fried and delicious Service is good also

Dined at Motown Bistro on a Sunday with 5 people in our party and had a great meal and the vibe was…read moreawesome! The service was good and the food was delicious! I had the catfish and grits, while others had the chicken and waffles, etc. I'd recommend going before 11 am because once folks get out of church, they head straight to Motown Bistro for Sunday brunch.

Kudos to whoever runs this restaurant's IG page. Seeing the social media pics is what made me want…read moreto try the place. However, in real life I was a bit disappointed. They are located next door to Bert's Marketplace. The outside signage is covered and makes the Bistro difficulty find. There is street parking out front and lot parking across the street. There is both indoor and outdoor seating. Once inside you immediately notice that the place is pretty dated and run down. The booth benches feel as if you're both sinking in and hanging off the edge at the same time. The Motown themed decor and piano doesn't quite make up for it but does give it a somewhat vintage feel. We went in on a hot summer day and the air conditioning seemed to not be on. The service began with room temperature tap water with no ice and our server running down a list of things that were not available that day. Also, clarifying that they do not accommodate any special requests or any changes or substitutions on menu items -- "our menu is what it is." The food was slow to come from the kitchen and tasted mediocre. The rolls were unimpressive and straight out of a package. The fried oyster appetizer was nicely presented but small in portion for the price ($15 for four small oysters). The steak bites and salads were decent. The only saving grace is the live music. There is a pianist and vocalist offering a nice rendition of all the famous Motown tunes that will make you want to sing along. I'll have to say that based on my experience here I wouldn't recommend it and I probably won't be visiting again.

Nice atmosphere. A bit pricey. The Bloody Mary's needs some work. I am not sure what the mix was…read morebut it wasn't good. The staff was a bit confused as to whose food was who's. They delivered to the wrong table. Our waitress was nice and personable. Breakfast for two was $114 not including the tip.

I remember when this place was the Thai restaurant, so I was really excited to see how much it's…read morechanged. The interior does look nice, they updated it a lot but still kept some of the wood features from before, which I liked. That said, the service and overall customer experience definitely needs improvement. We stood in the lobby for quite a while with no clear direction. It wasn't obvious whether we were supposed to wait somewhere specific or if a hostess was coming, so there was a lot of confusion until someone finally let us know there was a wait. Once we were seated, it also took a long time for our waitress to come over. By the time she did, we'd already had plenty of time to look over the menu and knew exactly what we wanted. When I asked a few questions while placing my order, she seemed a bit irritated, which didn't feel very welcoming. As for the food, everything on the menu felt overpriced for the quality and portion sizes. We ordered a variety of items to try different things. The cinnamon sweet potato pancakes were definitely the standout, they were really good. The grits bowl was good, However, the biscuits and gravy were disappointing. It was just one biscuit for $6, no meat at all, and the gravy tasted a bit off. Overall, the pricing for breakfast felt steep, and I was honestly a little taken aback by it. The mimosas were delicious, but again, not quite worth the price point for me. Nothing I had really stood out enough to make me feel like I have to come back for it, which was disappointing because I wanted to love this place. Maybe I ordered the wrong things, so I might give it another try to see what the hype is about, but as of now, it was just okay. Solid three stars.