Great marketplace with live music, deli foods, and a wine and beer bar. Highly recommend for anyone…read morelooking to sip some cider while shopping for fun cheeses and olives for your next charcuterie board.

I wanted to love this place. It has a lot of options for food, snacks, groceries plants, and…read moredesserts. The soup bar is impressive for sure! If you like soup this is the place for you. The food I had wasn't great but it wasn't terrible either. I had a slice of cheese pizza, some jalapeño potato salad , some chocolates, and a gelato sample. Most of it was just pretty bland. The potato salad was the most disappointing part of my meal. I was also not a fan of their beer garden prices. Over 8 dollars for a draft is not great. Customer service here was also irritating as I watched the bartender walk all around while I waited. Maybe I tried the wrong items and like I said they have TONS of options. I would go back but mostly for the soup.

Bridge Street Market is a fancy Meijer, basically! It is Meijer's attempt at appealing to the…read morepeople who want organic strawberries, multiple options of coconut water and $10 almond butter. I can dig it, though, because sometimes I am that person. But also, sometimes I am not that person, and I'm especially not that person when I just want to find a fully stocked aisle of children's medicine (Tylenol in bubble gum flavor, in fact) at a good price. Thankfully, Bridge Street Market is a little bougie, but not so bougie that it loses its Midwest Meijer roots. Anyway, I picked up my children's Tylenol, but I also stopped by the wine section before I checked out. Bridge Street Market has a large and fun wine area. I say fun because they take the time to label some of the wines on display with tasting notes and other descriptors. I was in the Italian section, so I picked up a bottle of Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, just based on how it was displayed on the shelf. The merchandising people at Bridge Street are doing a good job -- they made me pick up wine on a whim! (Which, to be honest, isn't that difficult, but still.) All of the checkout lanes are self-check-out, but there are people standing by to help.

Okay Bridge Street market Meijer. Me likey. Very interesting selection. Nice layout and floor plan…read more Great selections across a broad range. I was shopping for breakfast and they had a whole lotta egg choices, my favorite bacon from Wisconsin, and a lot of cheese! Also good wine selection. I like this store- can't say much to other prices for my one time trip. Man I DO WANT a real cashier- that's a need- I like a human at checkout.

Good selection of about anything you may need from a grocery store, plus they sell clothing, auto…read moreparts, hardware..... nicer than Walmart

Quick easy check out experience! I used the Bottle return service as well as the coin star machine!…read moreNo matter the time of day i can get in and out quick

Great Giant super market lives up to the hype when it comes to soul food…read more Food was warm and well prepared when it arrived. Got myself two pieces of cornbread baked spaghetti and baked mac and cheese. They were both well prepared however the portion sizes were very small and the spaghetti in the mac and cheese were kind of dry. The part that was by far the best was the cornbread it was perfectly moist not two cakey & not stale.I would definitely be going here again

It's a Sunday @ 7:46 they talking about they closed because the manager called last call! This…read moreisn't s bar! The security guard yelling breath funky! Like ppl didn't waste gas driving to this overpriced store. Service always horrible!

This is such a quaint grocery store and home to our favorite coffee shop in GR!…read more There is a huge wall of candies, chocolate covered items and dried fruits. The produce always looks fresh and we have never had a poor tasting item. The meat/ seafood counter has a great selection. There's a mini cheese basket where you can try small amounts of each cheese, we've mostly paid $1-2 each for these! Definitely not a place you can complete all of your shopping but always worth going to.

Their prices are absolutely ridiculous and they just keep raising them. I was looking for a dessert…read morethat I have previously gotten that is gluten-free from rise bakery and they jacked the price up to $17 for a couple of cupcakes. The other options were eight dollars when I went there a couple months ago and purchased the same items they were half the price I won't be going here anymore.

Martha's Vineyard is a fun upscale deli, wine, and snack stop with a plethora of interesting brands…read moreto choose from. In addition to a small produce section, there is a tasty deli with premade salads and desserts. I personally love the wine section and often find myself at the $10 and below section. It's fun to try new stuff and pair it with an array of delicious chocolates and salty snacks. I love that they have Jeni's icecream and a ton of other local products. Stop by to browse and I guarantee you will leave with a handful of scrumptious curiosities. Enjoy!

Cute gourmet grocery store with an extensive selection of fine wines, craft beers, artisanal…read morecheeses. They have unique international items and fresh produce The deli is super popular too and has prepared foods, pizzas, and desserts. Be sure to check out the patisserie and desserts. Carrot cake is They have custom gift baskets that make the perfect holiday gift for that person who has everything. The staff are all super friendly and knowledgeable. They'll help you pick the perfect bottle of wine for any occasion and price point If you're local, there are options for in-store pickup and local deliver

Amazing upgrades, amazing staff and new owner, love the salads and all of the added produce...beer…read morevault is brand new indeed on point.

What an awesome little find! So it's basically like a bare bones dollar store with old fashioned…read morecandy jars and ice cream shop attached. It has this glorious old home scent that reminds me of the Victorian home my aunt purchased and lived in. They have all the basics here in terms of basic (very basic) grocery items and soft drinks. A delicious neighborhood general store that brought a smile on my face. Small but just delightful!

This review is for Tom in the Meat Department! I'm in town…read morefor a short time and needed a standing rib roast for a small group celebrating a birthday. I called ahead of time and asked some questions, he was very informative. Later that day, I showed up with even more questions for Tom. He patiently answered them all and cut what ended up being the perfect amount of meat. I had just a little left over for some amazing breakfast tacos the next morning. In other stores I've been to, I don't usually get the kind of service he gave. I walked out confident (never having cooked a prime rib myself) that everything was going to be great. It truly was. Thank you, Tom and D & W!

The Gaslight D&W is the ugly stepsister of Spartan stores in the area and the scourge of EGR…read more Messy, disorganized store with a terrible layout that was bad BEFORE they started their "renovations" which have made this place totally unshoppable. Racks and pallets blocking entire aisles, product and merchandise on the floor, areas under construction that just look awful. Either complete the work overnight or temporarily close the store! There are usually minimal employees working and often the only option for checkout are the self-serve lanes. I liken the experience to the kind of place you would be sent on a side quest in a first-person zombie apocalypse video game. It's creepy, you waste time trying to find what you're looking for, and you are only happy when you gtfo. The best thing I can say about it is that it offers the local high school kids on off-campus lunch a place to buy a cheap meal or snack and now that the local Rite Aid is closed, it's the only place to buy package alcohol in Gaslight. The semi-recent overhaul and renovation of the Breton Village D&W made the Gaslight one look even worse by comparison. How this store managed to get THIS bad over the years is mind-boggling!

Not living in Grand Rapids, I may have a different perceptive on this grocery store, but it was…read moregreat for produce and snacks. They even sell our favorite hummus- Little Sesame from Washington, D.C. My brother used to work here and enjoyed it.

This store is well kept. I came here for the crab legs on sale for $7.99 a pound. The employees are…read morereally friendly and helpful. There were also some good sales going on for the ciders. Overall, there was good inventory of healthy supplements. I wish it were closer to me because I would shop here more often but overall, I liked it and will be back.

I am a Trader Joe's fan. But this store has some of the most wonderful employees. I watched many…read moreinteractions of employees with what appeared to be regular customers. They were sharing stories and saying hellos and goodbyes and it seemed like family. They were in no hurry to bag their stuff and get them out the door; they were genuinely happy to see them and interact. I got to the register and asked for a Michigan regional TJs reusable bag. The clerk went through all the lines to find one- not one available. She even went as far as to ask when they would be- tomorrow. Ok. I will come back! Still $0.99 - one thing that has not gone up in price it seems. The Christmastime treats are in full effect. The gingerbread cookie was ok. Needed more icing and more gingerbread spice! But it was so cute.

I know the Trader Joe's employees are tired of seeing my face back at their store but it's my…read moreabsolute fave. This location is pretty neat, clean and offers all the usual favorites! Yes they're always insanely busy, but that's just to be expected at this point. Even with the crowds I'm always able to pick up a few items and be on my way (especially the Chantilly Cream Vanilla Bean Mini Sheet Cake). What continues to set them apart is their excellent customer service. Staff are always super friendly and it's always a great experience.