They have successfully filled my orders (long distance) for a wonderful Prime Rib roast for my…read moresister (local), two years running. My sister and I are thoroughly pleased and satisfied. I will continue to be a loyal customer! Good work! Robert Johnstone

Knight's Market popped on my radar thanks to Yelp Talk as I was looking for more specialized cuts…read moreof meat. I was DELIGHTED to discover via their website that they sold beef slices (thinly sliced top round) for rouladen. Rouladen is a german dish that's part of my partner's Christmastime tradition. So, thanks to Knight's -- we were able to celebrate/maintain some kind of tradition! I ordered 12pcs and it came in two packages of 6 pcs each (~3lbs) at $12.99/lb. We were able to cut each piece in half so next time, I'll just order 6 pcs or 1 package! I called a couple days in advance for a Christmas Eve pick up and it was pretty seamless! Knight's Market is pretty easy to miss as it's a nondescript gray building, but worth a visit for an order ahead specialized meat order. If you need something immediately, the butcher inside Sparrow Market may be better as Knight's Market is relatively small and only has more common types of meats/cuts stocked regularly.

The best part of this CVS is it's close proximity to the 23 exit at Plymouth road…read more If I ever forget to get some vitamins, cold or flu medicine or beauty or basic toiletries, this is where I tend to go. This location has a sizable parking lot and is definitely on the right side of Plymouth to get to the outskirts of the AA area. CVS are all essentially the same. They make carry more or less the same brands, but not always the same flavors, like theraflu and other things too. Prices in general at all CVS' are a bit higher than at a big box store, it's for the convenience after all, right?

This store carries the products I need and much more. The staff is wonderful. A couple of older…read moreladies know where everyone is located!

An ex-boyfriend of mine lived around the corner from here in the "student ghetto" as those rowdy…read moreWolverines call it. We would frequently shop for some Pasta Roni. They also sell kegs, which is very convenient if you are hosting one of the many parties that light up this neighborhood during the school year. My most memorable experience was buying the college girl issue of Playboy one year when I wanted to read the fiction. I know it's a likely story, but it's true.

You're going to pay WAY too much for anything you get here. But... you can find literally ANYTHING…read moreyou would need. Best selection of beers and wines on campus. I didn't know there were seven different kind of Leinenkugel before I came here... Soft drinks, hard drinks, baking needs, cleaning supplies, red solo cups (and pong balls, die, cards, etc), snacks, hot food (pizza, sandwiches), candy/gum, batteries, ice cream (scooped and packed) and just about everything else under the sun is right here in your neighborhood. Just beware, I've seen them open/close at random hours per the shop-keeper's discretion.

Small market perfect for nearby apartment dwellers and folks looking for some snacks and/or grab…read moreand go bites near the hospital and Kellogg Eye Center. It's not much bigger than a convenience store but they pack a ton in, primarily imported Asian products including dry goods (like packs of ramen), a small selection of produce, refrigerated grocery items, frozen foods (including some ice cream), beverages, and more. They also carry some home goods, Korean skin care/toiletries, small tchotchkes, etc. They also have a few sections of prepared foods like refrigerated side dishes like tteokboki, bulgogi, and japchae and some grab and go options like kimbap near the counter. They also have a ramen prep station for folks who want to eat their purchases right away. Also the price is really affordable! I got a sizeable serving of cheese tteokboki for just $4.50 and kimbap for about $6, definitely enough for a good sized lunch for a little over $10.

A small corner convenience store under the Beekman apartments that is packed with Asian goods that…read morehas been set up with similar atmosphere to a Korean convenience store. I love the small touches including the fridge of side dishes, the homemade food in the front made with love by the store owners, and the corner in the front with stools and a microwave similar to what you'd find in Asia. The food including the tteokboki, japchae, and kimbap are all so affordable and taste homey and fresh. In an area lacking a lot of Asian goods and groceries, Orange Market is filling its role nicely

Has flys within the hamburger buns bag. Not necessarily the stores fault, but beware. It's Korda's…read morebrand enriched.

The manager here (the unfortunate looking large woman with a bun) was very rude to me and my…read moresister. I was visiting for graduation weekend. I just wanted a cup of tea. I don't even live in Michigan. Somebody should make sure she doesn't treat customers with so much disrespect.

This one is on Univ of Michigan campus on NE corner of State St and N University near Rally House…read moreand Panera. On the smaller side considering space limitations due to its location but decent options for what you need. Fortunately was not in need of the pharmacy which is on 2nd floor.

I miss the old campus bookstore that used to be at this location. I remember buying many of my…read morecollege textbooks and blue books here back in the stone age when we had to handwrite our essays! Now there is a Walgreens. This Walgreens pharmacy has specialty medications in stock that few other pharmacies have. This pharmacy came through on the weekend when I needed something. Boring and generic compared to the old campus bookstore but very useful for pharmacy and daily essentials.

Conveniently located right by US-23/M-14, University Fuel Mart is a quick and easy place to stop to…read morefill the gas tank. BP fuel isn't always the cheapest, but the man who runs the convenience store inside is really nice, so I haven't bothered to find another gas station in the area.

I live in the area, and this gas station gets it done. Gas prices are on par with other stations in…read morethe area, and the family that runs the place is friendly. One of the only things close by that's open 24 hours, which is also nice if you need batteries or a Red Bull at 4 AM.

The prices are so high and not worth it! I went in for something that should be 20 and it was $30read more

Open late this small store is packed with excellent liquor selections. The guy I dealt with was…read moreknowledgeable and friendly even after eleven last night. Steered me to some excellent whiskeys from the Mitten State. I would definitely come here again next time in Ann Arbor. Prices were decent for a place that caters to college kids buying the cheap stuff. Found parking out front and I gotta day love this little gem. Check it out if you're in Ann Arbor.

Feels a little weird to be reviewing a CVS on Yelp, but I'll accept anything is possible in this…read moreday and age. My only complaint here is that the line to pick up prescriptions can get pretty long at times. Maybe they could add on another pharmacist at "peak times", whatever those may be? Seeing as though this location is mainly frequented by U of M students, I would imagine they could estimate demand based on the academic calendar, at least. Nonetheless, everyone is always really nice here, notably helpful, and I've had great experiences at Minute Clinic. It's in a fairly crappy space on State Street near where the "unsavorable" Ann Arbor residents hang out but they manage to keep it nice and organized and clean. For juxtaposition, take a look into the Chipotle which manages to look like it should be condemned by the health agency most of the time. Also, this CVS has great deals from time to time, where it's actually cheaper for me to get snacks sometimes here than the grocery store. Haribo is almost always 2/$4. I like that it has self checkout as well which puts it a point above Walgreens. And discount candy after the holidays.

First their on-line app is horrible. Second, just try getting a person on the phone. Third, they…read moredo not follow through, such as for prior authorizations. Fourth, they do not answer questions in a sensible way, totally worthless answers. Fifth - bad service overall. Can't think of a positive thing to say.