We walked through this market to get to the pizza shop. We were surprised to see such a great…read morecollection of food options. Everything was so clean and organized. They had all kinds of food and snacks/ my husband really loved looking at the selection of meats. Unfortunately we have a far drive so we didnt want to buy any meat at the risk of it not being cold enough. You can tell that the meat is very high quality.

Anna Schnitzer ·…read moreWurster Park (Downtown Ann Arbor) · Terrific place, terrific people! I am at Sparrow Market almost daily and am so happy to have a lovely, friendly local shopping center with high quality produce, delicious cheese selections, all kinds of interesting meats (butcher specials, too), and a variety of Italian delicacies, both ready to eat and ready to cook--plus a choice of sandwiches to grab and go...what more could a food lover-shopper want?

This is a meat and fish shop owned by Mr. Golam. It's situated in Packard and Platt road opposite…read moreGalleria market. This shop has various Indian spices , rice( basmati), lentils, tea, coffee, cooking oil, ghee and many more items. Very much like a regular grocery store. The main items though are various Bangladeshi fish (frozen) and meat. Chicken, mutton, lamb, beef are the usual items here. The owner is very friendly and understands the meat quality. They even take preorders if you have big events and need large amounts of meat or fish. They can cut the pieces as you desire. This shop have plenty of free parking space too. The only big issue it the pricing of the meat and fishes. They are quite high in comparison to the Bangladeshi stores in Hamtramck. We always buy fish and meat from Golam but recently we started to buy same items from Detroit area through our Frieda who live nearby and it costs us half the price. This is the only shop of this kind in this area so maybe the higher price is justified.

Golam is a good addition to the area's collection of small ethnic groceries. The owner chatted with…read moreme about all they offered when I visited recently. The exotic fruits like mangos and papayas are obviously shipped in, but they also offer many fruits and vegetables grown locally. Corn on the cob and bright red tomatoes from Michigan were on offer on a recent July afternoon. I have been to many ethnic groceries in the area, but this is the first where I've seen bitter melon, a common ingredient in Indian dishes, available. In addition to produce, they have a meat counter, many dried and canned beans, and an astounding array of snack mixes. Some small flies were buzzing around some of the plums in an unappetizing way, and several of the mangoes and pears were looking dried and past their peak of freshness. Other items, especially the local Michigan produce, looked really good. They were running a special on watermelons the day I stopped in.

I'm always amazed that I can find everything on my grocery list for upcoming family dinners and…read morestill be shopping in a right-sized, people- friendly grocery store! Great to find local vendors being featured in the Grab N Go section. Best of all, this is a community-owned cooperative with sustainability as a core value.

SUCH AN AMAZING SPACE!!!! I am so grateful to have the choice to boycott big business like Whole…read moreFoods, Kroger, Target and others and have the opportunity to shop here instead. It's been on my list of things to do for a while and now I am proud to have finally come here. The vibe is comforting, just small enough and tastefully jam packed with many incredible options. The dry goods made me lose my mind, not only everything you need from nuts to grains and beans but a whole wall of an herbalists dream and a tea lovers necessity. Even cooking spices and some sacred saps to burn for spiritual cleansing and rituals. Phenomenal staff, everyone looks happy! Really really grateful to have this space open in down town.

Quick little update 5 years after my last to say they're still just as amazing as always, expanding…read morequite a bit of their offering since last I reviewed. First I was so excited to see strawberries in stock, given they have had such a rough crop this summer. And not only did they have them but they had quite a bit! They're small but mighty delicious! Also, love all the local brands/makers they carry and they just keep upping their game outside of produce as well. In particular I'm mightly geeked that they carry Bird Dog Baking from Ypsi (love their rye teacake), White Lotus Farms (my husband can't stop raving about the pistachio blackberry croissant I brought him), Why Not Pie?, Harvest Kitchen, and more. And of course, my beloved Crust. Everyone here is so kind. The mission is so important. And their products are so great. Love having them so close by!

I travel regularly to Argus from Jackson to buy local organic produce; being a vegan, I can't…read morestomach the idea of eating grocery store food. This is as local as you can get, without visiting the farm personally. They also have a great selection of locally sourced meat and dairy; and a cozy enclosed patio to enjoy a coffee and a fresh pastry. The vibe is earthy and relaxed, without a red cap in sight. If you care about your food, you need Argus in your life.

I have had many moments of grace at Trader Joe's in Ann Arbor. They have treated me with kindness,…read morepatience and humanity in moments of what could be incredibly stressful. The cashiers and management have had my back. With the students back, it has been more crowded than I've ever seen it. I'm still adapting to the new layout. But at its core, the people who work there are kind, human and graceful. And the store has policies that allow for it. Thank you Trader Joe's.

Trader Joe's continues to shine. I always say that their employees are the nicest , and I know…read morethey're playing it up a bit for show, but it's definitely a good show they're putting on! You're lucky if the cashier will even give you eye contact at most grocery stores, so the customer service and their overall friendliness is where TJ excels. I dropped in to pick up a few things to bring for a small gathering in Ann Arbor. I didn't need a ton of items so I was in and out pretty quick but some seasonal items always catches my eye, so I of course bought more than I needed. All in all another solid TJ.

A friend turned me into this place! A little of everything packed into this cozy well located…read morespace. Loads of dry goods in terms of food including nuts, lentils, beans, cereals, flour (all kinds), teas, spices, candy but also some liquids - honey, vanilla extract, etc. love that I can choose my own amount 1/4 lb 1/2 lb etc. but now super conscious when I'm using too much plastic bags. Price are decent - you pay a little more for convenience of options. Employees are friendly and helpful. This is my new go to for Brazilian nuts, split peas, dark chocolate covered cherries, and more ! Conveniently located off Stadium & South Industrial. Highly recommend

Visited this store for the first time today... incredible! Amazing selection of bulk teas, (niche)…read moreherbs, grains, flours, etc with lots of organic options. The prices are fair. Will MOST DEFINITELY be back, only wish is that we had discovered it sooner :(

I love Buch's Fresh Food Market! Staff are friendly, the store is always clean and they carry a…read morelarge section on items. My biggest obsession right now still is the WALKING TAMALES! have you tried them? My fave is the sweet one! And second fave is the salsa verde!

stopped by Busch's recently to pick up some groceries, including fresh fruit. While the store has a…read moregreat variety overall and everything is well organized, I was disappointed to find that the fruit I bought was already rotten. For the prices they charge, I expected better quality. That said, you really can find almost anything you need there, and most of the food is good just definitely on the pricier side. The only other downside is that there didn't seem to be many staff members available when I needed help. Overall, it's a convenient store with a wide selection, just be careful and examine well what you're picking!

This place has a great selection of beverages and snacks! The owner and his family is so polite and…read morenice! I love this place!!

I have been in Ann Arbor since undergrad and Graduate School at the University of Michigan. My…read moreexpérience at Strickland's Market was Very NEGATIVE. The older man working had a NASTY disposition. I asked for a bag with my purchase at which time he angryly stated that he would have to chargé me?????? I left without a bag. Customer Service was EXTEREMELY HORRIBLE. I certainly will not recommend Strickland's Market to anyone.

An ex-boyfriend of mine lived around the corner from here in the "student ghetto" as those rowdy…read moreWolverines call it. We would frequently shop for some Pasta Roni. They also sell kegs, which is very convenient if you are hosting one of the many parties that light up this neighborhood during the school year. My most memorable experience was buying the college girl issue of Playboy one year when I wanted to read the fiction. I know it's a likely story, but it's true.

You're going to pay WAY too much for anything you get here. But... you can find literally ANYTHING…read moreyou would need. Best selection of beers and wines on campus. I didn't know there were seven different kind of Leinenkugel before I came here... Soft drinks, hard drinks, baking needs, cleaning supplies, red solo cups (and pong balls, die, cards, etc), snacks, hot food (pizza, sandwiches), candy/gum, batteries, ice cream (scooped and packed) and just about everything else under the sun is right here in your neighborhood. Just beware, I've seen them open/close at random hours per the shop-keeper's discretion.

Very small Korean convenience store. There are only 2 aisles. Snacks, noddle, sauce and drinks…read more There are some frozen items in the fridge too. Items are tailored to college student I am assuming . The staffs are very nice. Right next to Kanbu sushi.

Woah! An Asian market right in downtown? Sweet!…read more Taking a wild guess that it's owned by Kanbu sushi next door. It's a relative small convenience-sized store. The assortment is definitely college town tailored with shelf stable items like ramen and hi-chew. No fresh produce. Assortment skews toward Korean brands. For instance, I am stoked that they have single serve Melona bars, so I'll definitely be back for those!