Bulk Food Warehouse

Our local grocery store was out of a particular ingredient for a special soup I make after the New Year. I called up Dearborn Bulk Foods, and they had what I needed. My son and I stopped in and found exactly what we needed. The owner was at the register and warmly greeted us with a smile. He was just a nice, down to Earth kinda guy! The store was very clean and well lit. All of the bulk containers had their appropriate scoops, tags, and well supplied with pencils too. It's a great place!SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL BUSINESSES

Love this place. Nice people and great selection. Clean and organized. Wish there was one closer to Livonia too.

Scoop, There It Is!Bulk Foods, Let's begin. Sweet Tooth or Vegan.Scoop, There It Is!Love this store so much. I'm incorporating more grains, fibers, beans and legumes in my meals. I eat vegan, vegetarian multiple times a week and am trying to diversify my fridge/cupboard portfolio.This is a great place for us meat and potatoes folks to try healthier options and learn how to cook with them..... or if you already know what you're doing, even better! And let's not forget, on the other side there are tons of unique candy and sweets.Giant selection of coffee, tea, honey, jam. Hand creams and other body products.And the best staff ever. Bulk Up.

Im looking for all the bulk stores in Metro Detroit. So help me out. This is essentially a comparison review between the Dearborn bulk food store and the Taylor Bulk Foods store. I feel that the Dearborn bulk store has a bigger selection for Dry Goods. There were beans, grains, teas, many flours like oat flour but also harder to find ones like phyllium husk flour, various styles of oatmeal, and Soup bases. Grind your own Nut Butter was nice too. Just be careful. They make you write prices and bin #s, but wasn't always rung up right. Also be selective with Your items, not all looked well taken care of.

Definitely a little high priced but if you're looking for a variety then this your place - I actually only came in for some pecans because in the fall there seems to be tough to find at a reasonable price. Walking in here - i wished i was a baker because i would be in heaven. Lol!I was greeted when i walked in and immediately asked if i was looking for anything special - of course i wanted to browse a little. Even though there's a policy of strictly NO TASTING - there were a few i would've like to. I guess when i'm feeling fancy i could pick out some new treats.Don't sleep on this place - they also have a clearance section in the back. I highly suggest stopping there FIRST.

An overall solid place to get bulk items. The store is old and out-dated, but I suppose that that's fine. The service is lack-luster, which can be frustrating. The few times that I've gone in here I've either needed to ask to have them refill the nut butter machines, or they are completely out - and this is the main reason I go in here... so, not great. I also hate the parking at this place. Overall okay, but wouldn't be likely that I'd go out of my way to go back.

This is a great bulk food store - the staff is helpful and friendly. They ask if you need help (not just sitting at the front counter picking at their fingernails), if they can find something for you.Baking items, nuts, candy, spices and more - this is a great place.

This is a great store for buying spices, flours, nuts, candy and oats in bulk. My husband loves this place for bulk sunflower seeds, granola and cashews. You'll usually save way more here than buying in store, especially with oatmeal. Also, even though it's a "bulk" food store, you don't have to buy in bulk. Jacob normally buys just a couple ounces of sunflower seeds, granola, etc. The place is cramped, which is its biggest downfall. Don't bother grabbing a cart because there's no way to walk down the aisles with it. They are cash only unless your total is $5 or more.

Absolutely love this place! They have a great selection of spices, different kinds of flours, grains, loose tea and nuts...and candy, too! Great for making your own trail mix and granola bars! There is a little basket (near the tea) so you can measure out exactly what you need for a recipe! It's a bit out of my way, but I definitely have no problem making the 30 minute drive there!The only way they could improve would be to maybe have a couple more scales hanging around!

If you need cooking supplies or just a candy fix, this is my favorite place. Aisles and aisles of spices, nuts, dried fruit, candy- you name it. And everything is reasonably priced by the pound. Just a tip, write a list of the items you need prior to entering the store. Otherwise, you'll wander down the aisles and start grabbing all kinds of treats. This place is tempting. For instance, for my most recent trip I really only wanted to make my special trail mix. However, my eyes spied a new flavor of gummy bears and I was lost. $20 in gummies later....