1. Need to post your business hours you are open and on what days you are open please…read more 2. need to let people know you ship boxes to the Philippines, no one know you do this service. other than these two thinks this is a great store and friendly owners. my name is John Dumeney

A great store with everything my wife needs close to home.. Anyone looking for Asian food supply…read morecheck it out..

Farmer's market not flea market. Too much overlap is losing a star. I do love all of the little…read morebusinesses here, and frankly I'm obsessed, but it can feel kitchy for no reason. It's the layout. A better structure would make all the difference. Let's be real, some of these places can be high end, so I would love a cleaner, more polished feel to the place overall. That can start with the central dining area. It's not nice. It could be rustic and a place people would want to sit and have coffee. Unless it's Steady Eddy's, I'm taking my food to go. The place severely needs a makeover. It's right by the college. Capitalize on that. Make it an environment that is friendly and they will come and patronize regularly. I should know- I used to be one of those students. Let's talk about parking. Yep- I'm going to move every last of those orange cones every single time to create more parking. You're welcome people of Flint. Whoever is doing that has no common sense. And now the good- clean bathrooms. Yay! Air conditioned shopping is a plus. There are an excellent variety of vendors. Now do them proud. Tile the floor with interesting art. Bring in different woods to give a homey feel. Get rid of that flea market vibe and make it alt art chic. You're a step away from greatness. You can do this. Reinvest in your structure.

I finally had the opportunity to go this version of the Flint Farmers' Market and I was pleasantly…read moresurprised. It is centrally located downtown and shares a decent sized free parking lot with a few other businesses. Inside there are a plethora of small businesses including restaurants, bakeries, a gallery, stores and the Flint Children's Museum and Store. In the back there are plenty of tables and seats to enjoy your meal or snack while there. I was just there to browse and see what they have to offer but unfortunately, I wasn't able to return to try any of the establishments. I do hope to try something on the next go around. On the day that I visited, it was clean, organized and easy to navigate; for the most part it goes around in a circle with only a few businesses e.g. pizza, ice cream place, etc. tucked in a corner. It definitely was worth stopping in to see what it was all about.

Rude staff, very unprofessional, expired food, drinks and undercooked pizzasread more

Great place to buy meat. Steaks, burger and chicken. Very friendly service. Weekly specials…read more Feels like visiting your friendly neighborhood Mom Pop store.

My mother and I stopped in here for some turkey wings and this store was stocked full of meats. I…read moresaw some meats that are not traditionally in stores, but it wasn't nothing crazy. I mean, unless you are in a meat market, you dont too often see Oxtails. I have heard about the store, but this was my first visit. We were in and out in a matter of moments. Nice store, appeared clean and the staff we encountered, were nice, so no complaints.

I absolutely love shopping at Hutchinson, all of the friendly and over and above wonderful service…read moreI get when I need help with something while I'm the is so greatly appreciated.Thank you so much for such a great local business

Huge selection of Little Debbie's and so many other snacks. Jerky, granola bars, candy, chocolates,…read morepretzels, and drinks. Lowest prices I've found. My go-to for stocking up the pantry.

The prices here can't be beat and there is a large selection of Little Debbie products - along with…read moreseveral other local brands. Great deals on Koegel products and the Amish meat sticks are amazing! They recently moved and have added more products to the store, including Arizona beverages! The owner was super friendly and was very excited about moving to the new location and having more space for more product. I can't wait to check out the new space!

Delicious ice cream! My cousin got ice cream here and met Dave, the owner. Dave gave him 2 free…read moretreat gift cards! We were allowed to get any treat of any size. We got the banana split and brownie sundae. The workers were accommodating and allowed us to choose any flavor of their ice cream to go in the sundaes. We got cookie dough, Mackinac fudge, and chocolate almond. All were delicious, especially the chunks of Mackinac fudge. They even let us customize what sauce/toppings we wanted. Although the ice cream here can be pricey and the store is busy, we loved the ice cream and the customization!

Uncle rays is the best!!! The workers are awesome and the ice cream is the best in mid michigan!…read moreThey have so many flavors of ice cream and frozen yogurt, different types of sundaes and custom frozen treats! I would recommend a Smurf (blue raspberry) Big Chill if you're looking for something refreshing, a Turbo Blast if you like Culver's concrete mixers (Uncle Rays soft serve is the BEST, you will not be disappointed even if you're not usually a fan of soft serve), or frozen yogurt for a fruity and fresh summer treat! There's seating outside and inside (with AC), definitely take a look inside if you get a chance because the wall is COVERED in photos of customers with Dave (the owner) and it always warms my heart to see! They also have ice cream cakes inside which are yummy and you can custom order one and pick it up later:) The mini golf is kinda a rip off now, $9 and the course is very outdated. The prizes are good and are a free ice cream or free stuff to other places local to Fenton which isn't ideal for travelers.

Everything needs to improve here. Most importantly to quit…read moreselling moldy, expired food!

Everything is always great every time I visit, very clean and a great staff . Great for an awesome…read moresteak dinner at 4am!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nice little mom and pop grocery store. I stopped in as I was waiting for the local garage to finish…read moremy car and figured we might grab a breakfast sandwich and a few coffees while we waited around. This grocery store is very small but full of great meat, produce and baked goods, plus it's stocked with everything you'd need for a trip to the local market. The liquor and beer and wine options are very impressive for a tiny grocery store. They have some very high end labels etc.. In the front is a little gift shop area (a nook) with gifts, holiday and seasonal items, clothing, jewelry, candy, decor, hand creams, glassware, crafts, kitsch, and toys. Prices on both the gifts and grocery items, particularly pasta, meat and cheeses are a little high but the store is well stocked and the quality was nice. On the other corner is a small takeout restaurant and coffee/ice cream bar. You can dine in at the small diner area located on the other side. We had some coffees, bagels with cream cheese and a breakfast burrito while we waited. My breakfast sandwich was quite good for diner food and my wife's bagels were good, too. They do sell Starbucks coffee drinks, but we ordered their regular coffee, and that was good, as it's Fireside Coffee. Customer service was merely alright- polite and ok. All in all, a great hidden gem in a tiny sleepy hamlet.

On a weekend afternoon I traveled to New Lothrop to take in some youth baseball and hit the TnP…read morecafe on the way out, having read some nice reviews. I'm sorry I came out to New Lothrop at all. The baseball wasn't noteworthy except for the distinct lack of hospitality. I mention it only because this was *repeated* at TnP. I was hungry and had a decent drive back home. So I figured I'd have a meal at the cafe. I was mistaken. I sat in the cafe for 10 minutes and no staff appeared. I figured they must be short so I wandered into the grocery. Nope, plenty of staff. At least 5 on duty by my count. So I tried to flag someone down. No luck. One woman seemed pretty busy carrying boxes back and forth. Two more women behind the meat counter, each talking to couples who had small kids in tow. Obvious locals. I tried to get their attention. One did notice my presence but chose not to actually acknowledge me. So I started perusing the aisle to see what they had. I'm checking out the wares for a minute.... and I can feel the eyes of one of the women behind the meat counter staring at me as though I might be shoplifting. So I started walking back toward her to ask if the cafe was open. She disappears. I go back to the cafe thinking maybe she went there. Nope. Still no one in there. They don't even have a menu I can look at. Finally I go back to the grocery and grab a bottle of pop for the ride home. Two people are available for check out. The guy on the right literally won't make eye contact. So I go to the girl and pay a jacked up price for the pop which I now realize was sitting in a cooler that wasn't really doing much cooling. The check-out girl is the only person in the place I can exchange a few words with. She seemed nice. 1 for 5 ain't bad for this town I guess. This seems like a provincial little market in a tiny provincial burg. If you look the slightest out of place - not sure how I didn't fit in - people here will give you the side eye. I will never come back to this place if I don't have to. 18 months in Genesee County and this is the only place I haven't felt welcome. And that includes some gritty blocks in Flint. I'd give TnP zero stars if I could.