Small local fruit market with a decent variety. The store caters to the local Arabic community and…read morea lot of their stock reflects that. Good place to shop if your local. Staff and owner are friendly and diligently restocking their shelves. Well run store.

The store is not very Asian. Mostly Middle Eastern. I went in there to try to get some rice or udon…read morenoodles, and all they had was top Ramen.

Small local grocery store catering to the local Bangladeshi population. Friendly staff and clean…read morestore. Very strong smell of spice upon entry.

This market used to have a cat. He'd usually be sitting on the front register chilling. That alone…read morewould be enough to vault it up into five star territory. It used to have a produce section, right in front of the front windows, a space now occupied by stacks and stacks of La Croix cases. I'm no fan of La Croix and I eat an apple and/or a banana most days but I can imagine how the current arrangement is working out better for their bottom line. They used to have kombucha on tap, something that had been sitting unused for awhile and was just recently removed. That was just laughably hipster to me. I'll drink kombucha in the bottle sometimes, which MM still has in their fridge, and I just had to wonder, do you really need kombucha on tap? Obviously, it turns out you don't. This market is on the small side, just packed with stuff, and they stay open late. It's what I imagine a New York City bodega is like. They have more energy drink selections than anyone should need and a very Detroit amount of blunt wraps behind the register. Backwoods and the like take up most of that wall. MM has the same mediocre prepackaged sandwiches, wraps and pasta salads as Marcus Market and I feel like I should know the name of the company that puts them together by now. For convenience sake I often grab em as sustenance on the way to work. They're nothing special but they get me through the day. Midtown Market has nowhere near the floor space, selection or general charm of Marcus, though, and it actually felt disloyal to use the abbreviation MM to refer to Midtown Market earlier in this review. They're friendly enough here, but me and the Marcus crew go way back and again, no cat is hurting this young upstart here. The thing is, Midtown Market is a little less out of my way going into work and that crucial five minutes can make me late, so I often find myself in here. Midtown Market ain't bad for what it is, they have a few staples here but if you're looking for more of a full on grocery store (with freshly made smoothies and tacos during certain hours) try the neighborhood OG market like 3 blocks away.

It doesn't matter what you are looking for. This local market has it all! Everything from snacks to…read morecool refillable lighters, they have it. The store is small but there is something for every need. It's not far from Wayne State's campus so this is the perfect area for a little market. The clerks are friendly and always responsive. Go often and also pick up locally-baked treats from there!

Great priyems dosa batter! Buy it all the time! Great for family gatherings, fast and easy!read more

Special Holi and Ramadan sale so many items sale and fresh sweet samosa fresh vegetables every day…read moreavailable

I love a good ethnic grocery store! This place is PACKED with so much! Spices, Rices, and meats…read more It's shelf upon shelf floor to ceiling merchandise. It's a bit cluttered, but that's only because there is truly EVERYTHING

Visited my friend again in Hamtramck and we walked this time to the grocery store. I noticed that…read morethe grocery store uses an old building for storage. Pallet wrapping boxes and garbage up and down the street. Do better

The infamous Rock and Roll party store. Usually the music is on in the lot and this place is…read morealways very busy. The got a great selection of alcoholic beverages and liquor. Lots of staff and Usually friendly and fast.

Large variety of items. Prices are higher then all other party stores in area. When you question…read morewhy the employees shrug you off like they don't need your business.

So all you caribeños here in Detroit this is the place to get all the Goya products and spices for…read moreyour Island cooking. It is small but has a nice selection of goods for Puerto Rican and Dominican Dishes. Some of their fresh stuff is not that great but boy did they have some huge coco malangas and ñames, yautio, etc. The guy working the cash register was a cute helpful Dominican so that made me give them three stars instead of two. Yes I am partial....what can I say.

This is a really nice small scale market that includes fresh produce, canned goods, and even a…read morebeverage counter that sells coffee, matcha. Chai, and draft beer. We got some drinks and walked around the garden. The grounds were beautiful. Might have to come back for their sprinkler party!

I went to Seasons Market to stock up on supplies for my Galentine's, and what a cute little shop!…read moreThey had a surprisingly unique selection of items, and I genuinely enjoyed just wandering around and browsing. The staff was so sweet, I really wish I had gotten the cashier's name because she was incredibly kind and welcoming. Seasons Market is the kind of place you dream about having in your neighborhood when you live in the city. The type of spot where, if you go often enough, the staff learns your name, and when you bring friends or family, they'll find it just as charming and quaint as you do.