Things to know before you go: **Parking lot behind the store…read more(entrance through back door) **They specialize in cheeses/meats/charcuterie, but also have a small selection of local and small batch food items. **Large beer and wine selection. **They have an attached restaurant called The Rind. Open for lunch and dinner. Full bar and large selection of wines. Menu leans heavily on cheese (of course). **They have a gelato case. **They offer samples in the market. Just ask.

Limited street parking, nearby free public lots, including behind the building…read more Located in downtown Berkley, the walkable part. A deli/high end specialty grocery store, with high end cheese/wine/beer... Prepared food to go and an attached dining area under the name 'Rind.' Staff was great, prices were high but not extreme, the to-go food was actually pretty reasonable.

Great staff, high quality spices. We love coming here! They also have frequent deals :)read more

We love Penzey's spices. That is really all there is to say about the fantastic spices that they…read morehave. Their simple spices to the complex varieties are worth every penny. Unfortunately, this is the only location in Michigan and we do drive about 50 minutes just to get there. This is the best and I recommend their spices to everyone. Their customer service is top notch and this store definitely does not disappoint. We love Penzeys and you will too. Cute little space for children now here. Try them for yourself.

Fabulous. The owner is lovely. The store is cute and can't tell you how many times I've run up…read morethere hoping they have whatever and was pleasantly surprised to find it there. A Berkley treasure.

Stopped in for the first time to get a pizza to go. Small private lot in front, off of busy 12…read moreMile. I also looked around the store. Staff was great, nice, helpful, friendly. The store was very clean, but sort of shabby chic. Run down in an old fashioned way, if that makes sense. Lots of beer choices, good wine selection, lots of last minute items for cooking or an impromptu get together. Quality meat and cheeses. They did have a large selection of the spice kits for cooking, that used to have their own store down the road. The pizza was not great.

Each granola has it's own unique combinations of ingredients, flavors, and texture. Some are very…read morebland, well I suppose many are very bland, some are more clumpy than others, and others are made on the other side of the world without you being able to determine where your food comes from. Along comes Debra's Max's Granola flipping the flavor of granola on it's head. I tried for the first time at the VegFest in Novi this year and now I am willing to track them down where ever they sell it. The problem is that they don't have a store. They mainly sell at farmers markets, so I pick mine up on Saturday's at the Royal Oak Farmers Market. What's perfect about the flavor is that is has the excellent balance between salty and sweet. The hint of brown sugar, along with the small amount of salt, combined with the small shavings of toasted coconut, and finished off with the pecans that have sugar in the groves of the nut make this granola special. The other ingredients are the standard components, but these are the ones that make this one sale well above their competition. They normally sell for $7 a piece or 3 for $20.

Listen, I love a bougie, well-appointed market, and Woodward Corner Market is everything I love…read more The spirits and wines section is phenomenal. I stopped by to grab a bottle of something fun to share with friends at a gathering, and was overwhelmed with choices. The market carries brands of spirits and wines that I've never seen in Michigan. My suggestion is to staff the counter better. A walk-through of all things stocked would be phenomenal.

Awesome place! It is the Meijer version of Plum Market in my opinion! You can use all your mPerks…read moreat this store! It is smaller and definitely more gourmet selections of food and fun finds! I was very impressed from the florist, to the skin care items and then back to the bakery. A lot of local brands which was nice to see! I will definitely come back and browse some more!

It's under new ownership & now called Comfort Market.Island vibes throughout. The owner/cashier is…read morevery friendly and helpful. I bought this mango juice today along with some plantain. Love the taste straight from Kingston Jamaica.

This market is now an Afro Carribean market! They carry everything from grains, fish, rices, and…read moreseasonings They bought it from the Asian owners and are in the process of changing the signage out front! Let's SUPPORT! Ask for James the owner or his wife Comfort. Excellent customer service! Tell them Tamica sent you!

We went here because I was given a gift card and had a great time! I made reservations for 3:00 the…read moresame day, but there was no need, because if the weird time of day. Our server was so kind and helpful with my husband's odd allergy. They made sure he knew exactly what he was eating. Our soup and salad were very delicious, but very small portions. We both had the kids grilled cheese and then shared a browned butter chocolate chip cookie. The setting is cute and a little quirky. It's not very close to home, so I don't think I'll be back. I did enjoy my lunch and I really liked how it was very clear that the food was fresh and homemade.

We went to the Rind last night after talking about it for months following a visit to Mongers…read moreProvisions (the store that The Rind is inside of). It was a lovely experience and the food was for the most part very delicious. Service was friendly and good but a tad on the slow side (not our server's fault, they seemed pretty busy and I think she may have been the only waitress working, so she was absolutely juggling a ton). They were out of the "pretty potatoes" which was disappointing because they sounded super delicious. The restaurant is a little dark and when very busy can get a little loud. The three women at the table next to us were having a very loud conversation (of which I picked up every word) and I could barely hear my fiancé, which I didn't love, so the acoustics are a bit odd. That being said, the decor and vibe is very home-y and everyone that works there was very pleasant and lovely, from the hostess to the man that refilled our waters. We got the charcuterie plate (selected two cheeses and two meats; comes accompanied by fig jam, mustard, sardinian crackers, and cornichons), the caesar salad, the short rib, the arctic char, and the olive oil cake for dessert. All of the food was really exceptional and delicious except I found the short rib to be a tad dry. We each ordered a cocktail, I got a spritzer and my fiancé got a seasonal Pimm's cup-type cocktail that used house-made cranberry syrup. They can accommodate gluten free diets easily which is also a plus. Overall, we will absolutely be coming back!I want to try that Wagyu Pastrami Reuben!

As an espresso fan, I make a daily espresso. Chazzano does a wonderful job roasting their coffees…read more The bean selections they use are varied and top quality. I've been trying different coffees and have found that while there are some that I like better than others, all have produced a superior espresso. The staff is very helpful and enjoy giving recommendations and discussing different coffees. Plus they are REALLY nice people. Well worth picking up a bag!

Updated to add: as much as I love this place, their hours are terrible. They open at 10am every…read moremorning so I never get to go. If they opened at 8 or even 9 I would stop here every day before work.

Everything! From ordering to delivery everything was great. Ordered catering for teacher…read moreappreciation week and let's just say they were very happy! Such an amazing spread and it was quite delicious. I will order again!

I just called to cancel my catering order for tomorrow as I'm sick and got berated by the owner…read moreSteve because I'm costing him money. I can't control that I'm sick and have ordered from them exclusively since last January. Not anymore. He then proceeded to tell me he comes in sick and has to go to the hospital for 5 days. I work for a small business so I understand the frustration when you lose money. But you don't talk to customers and berate them followed by hanging up on them... obviously he's going through some stuff in life but don't bite the hand that feeds you...