It looks so deceiving on the outside, you would baited to think that it's a florist at first, but…read morethe name implies a market. So I went in and was vastly impressed with the large assortment of produce on display next to the florist. Beautiful love, a good variety of hot grab and go foods along with cold entrees and desserts. They offer 6 hot soups as well. Not too much of the mainstream products but they do carry a lot of familiar names. The focus was to give to the community a small scale gourmet feel and foods to the Dearborn crowd. Highly recommended.

Prime Rib meal. the meat was hideous. Can't even chew it…read more minimum 85 characters required for a review ? Everything is priced higher than anywhere else . fresh squeezed ? Orange juice is unusually good . Makes me wonder , considering

A great and friendly store that has a little bit of everything at unbelievable low prices.read more

Excited to find this interesting spotless clean store with a little of everything. About 6 aisles…read moreof household goods, appliances, camping, foods and much more. We filled half a buggy with our findings. Me Dog Food, Jerky, Hot Sauce and S & W knife on the super cheap. A family run operation recently moved to our area. Big GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION June 8 2019 Free food Hotdogs, Chips n Drinks many special offers.

A brand new meijer location in the center of Livonia. The customer service is amazing and there's a…read morewide variety of bakery and deli items. There is no books or electronics section, this one is solely focused on food and groceries, convenience! Some great deals and our family loves Meijer, and this new spot makes it more convenient to get what we want without the long drive.

I came here grand opening weekend and it was packed. I love Meijer, so I was eager to check out…read moretheir grocery-only concept. It has everything you'd see at a regular meijer in the grocery and pharmacy areas. There is perhaps slightly less selection in some areas, but overall, it will be very familiar. My one complaint is the size of the checkout area. It's rather cramped and the self checkout stations are smaller than those at a regular Meijer store. It's hard to check out a cart full of groceries in them.

Was excited at the idea of this place. You go through bins of items and selection depends on the…read moreday. Maybe I went on a bad day because there were lots of repeat items and things that just didn't interest me. If you enjoy looking through a lot of boxes searching for a deal, you might enjoy this. For me, I didn't encounter anything useful and don't think I'd go back.

Wow, this was a much better place than the one downriver. The people were friendly, it was clean…read moreand just overall run better than the one downriver. They offered a nice mix of many things at the same price, only the vibe was just much better here. Friendly, clean, smiling people..this one is recommend based on my own experience.

Coming there for years and they never disappoint. The produce always seems very fresh and the…read moreeverything is super inexpensive. What amazes me the most if there specialty selection. You will find your typically fruits and vegetables but they often have a tons of items that you may not be able to get from a Kroger like longans, lychee nut, rambutan, guanabana soursop, and more! My only concern is that it can be hard to maneuver through the aisles when it is very crowded, plus you have staff working as well so things can get pretty tight but it's well worth it for all that savings and great finds you get. I'm always shocked by how little my cost is when I leave the register. The environment may not be for everyone but I think it's 100% worth checking out at least once if you're in the area.

I love Randazzo's! You will get a full cart of fruit & veg for $50; can't beat it. You will need to…read morewash everything thoroughly and nothing is labeled organic, but the produce is super fresh and abundant - you won't find better for the price. They also have tons of Asian greens and veg, interesting fruits like whole jackfruit, and great snack/bulk items like dried papaya and nut mixes. There are always tons of workers, so lines are very fast. They also have plants and flowers outside in the summer - such a great market.

I'm sad that Honey Bins will close its brick-and-mortar location this month. I haven't had so much…read morefun shopping in a store in recent memory now that much of my shopping is online. Unfortunately, I don't think there will be another store like Honey Bins again. There are other liquidation stores in the area, but none are as fun or allow the freedom to open boxes and bags to look at the products yourself. I always wondered about profit margins, given how cheap it was to buy clothes, electronics, and household goods for under $12, with Monday afternoons only costing $1.50 per item. I think a handful of people got greedy and ruined the Honey Bins concept, especially professional scalpers and the unemployed who were there early every Friday or Monday morning. Some would take all the good stuff quickly and sit there the entire Monday until the items were discounted to $1.50. The same individuals would do this week after week. It was impossible for those of us who work during the day to beat these scalpers at their game. In hindsight, I would have been fine with more rules implemented to prevent that kind of behavior so that the physical store could survive and everyone could still enjoy these great deals. I found so many great products, from electronics to household items. Some of the brand new clothes in the first year and a half of the store's opening were good too. There will be an online Honey Bins store, but it won't be the same experience as searching through the bins. Thank you for a great two years of bargain shopping!

I like the concept of Honey Bins, but I only give it 3 stars because of the setup…read more Don't get me wrong, I'm sure that you can find things here, but you have to search the bins for anything decent. It would really help if the store's staff arranged the bins better. Many of the items were missing pieces. There were boxes in the bins unopened and without labels. I had no idea what was in them. Today, I saw a few foam mattresses, heaters, vacuums, and a few bookshelves that seemed to be great deals. It's worth visiting again. It's the kind of place that you'd have to visit often and on the days that they put more merchandise out.

This is a great little market for the quick in-and-out visit. As part of our Shop Local challenge,…read moreJacob and I decided to give Pelham Market a try. I probably wouldn't have known they existed had I not received a local flier in the mail, so A+ for their marketing to get the word out! I noticed lots of brands I pay a hefty premium for at Westborn Market, so my wallet was more than willing to give Pelham a visit. The exterior of the building gives off a "liquor store" vibe, so keep a close eye to realize you're at your destination. The space is very open. It is not laid out like a normal grocery store, meaning it's got an open-concept versus miles of aisles. It's a fairly small space but not nearly as cramped as Westborn. You can pretty much figure out which direction to go from the front door. Pelham Market has a great selection of fresh veggies and fruits, all at reasonable prices. We were excited to see Sunset tomatoes, which are usually only sold in big-box stores. Everything on our fruit and veggie list was available here. If you're looking for a super-huge selection of organic-this and exotic-that, you won't find it here. But you will find the basics. The meat counter was well-stocked with some of my favorite brands including Boar's Head, Dearborn brand and Delallo. We picked up some delicious Delallo smoked turkey for only $4.99/lb, versus the cheapest turkey at Westborn for $6.99/lb. When you take your lunch to work every day, you'll really love the $2 difference per pound. Besides meats and cheeses, they also had a large selection of fresh salads, hummus, veggies and dips. They had very fair prices in their meat cooler as well. There are only two registers! So, if this place gets busy, I'm sure it'll be a pain to wait around. Luckily there were only a few people in line when we were ready to check out. The process of getting out was quick and painless! There was even an employee there to bag our items. Our shopping trip was about $20 less than we've been spending at Westborn. Sure, Pelham Market may not have 100 fancy cheeses or 12 varieties of canned tomatoes, but Jacob and I were more than pleased with their offerings of our weekly essentials.

This is one of my favorites to shop at when I want to make dinner. I may be a little biased because…read moreI live within walking distance from it, but it really is a good local market for fresh produce and meats. You're definitely not going to find a super large variety of produce at those giant chain stores, but all the essentials are there and are fresh. The meat/deli department is wonderful as well. The butcher is very knowledgeable. Pelham Market offers a variety of sausages, stuffed chicken breasts, kabobs, etc. The prices are also very competitive with other farm markets in the area. I highly recommend it, it's totally worth your time to to check out and shop at Pelham Market instead.

Love this Indian grocery store in the area for good quality fresh veggies! They carry some of the…read moremore difficult to find vegetables used in Indian cooking like breadfruit, okra, banana flower/stem, green leafy vegetables, etc. Care is taken to handpick and individually pack some of the produce which makes for a better/easier shopping experience ! On a side note - Sundays is when they get their stock of vegetables I'm told and for that reason we almost always plan a visit on Sunday evenings. Vani Foods also carries a great selection of groceries. They are a tad pricey though and I usually split my grocery purchases accordingly. As for fresh produce - this place remains my go to!

Don't get me wrong this is the Indian grocery store that me and my family has been going to for a…read moredecade so it feels weird to even post this but I usually get these rasmalai frozen from here because it's so delicious and after getting it a couple days ago, this one looked off and really clumpy and I thought I should micowave it in case I'm overthinking and it got even more crumbled when I microwaved it. This is not how the product usually is so it leads me to believe it might have been on the shelf expired or old. Im leaving three stars because of coming here for years but this is really disappointing.