Dearborn Farm Market

A nice family market! Clean and organized. Definitely a gem to Dearborn. It's not huge but about 1/4 the size of Kroger. Meat selection is very good and the cold cuts will make you chill. Parking lot is plentiful and the shipping carts hang out together at the front of the store. Go there! In and out!Nice clientele, very family oriented.

This market is down the street from my friend's house, so every time I come to visit I stop at the market. It's small, but they have a lot to offer. I'm always impressed with their deli selection. Everything is always fresh, and the staff is pleasant. I was very disappointed to see that they do not have any avocados. I was disappointed when I learned they didn't have any I always pick some up, when I go to the store. This is why I gave them three stars. Besides that, I have no complaints.

Last Visit!Went back down to get my issue resolved. I was embarrassed by the employee, without the matter getting fixed and told "Come See Me Next Time, I'll take care of you"Didn't take care of me this time, what makes you think there will be a next time. Art is spinning in his grave with what has happened here. Please continue going if you enjoy disappointment.

I'd put this place in a 4-5 star bracket if the following things were addressed:- Organic food options? Or maybe something more local? I just popped over to a co-op in Ypsi and they had a bunch of local options that weren't certified, but were still organic. And local. I know it's MI. I know the growing season is short. But if other places can pull it off... well, would be nice to have it here too.- Nicer check-out person. Holy crap, it was absolutely like talking to a wall. I asked where to put the basket, and she's like, "over by the door." Um, no. That's your job. Plus, the place was totally empty - so what else is she doing with her time? Standing there being a jerk to me, that's where.- Parking spaces that are sized for vehicles that are typically used in Dearborn. I mean, I have an Escape - it's small. I can't fit comfortably in the spots here. There are oodles of F-150s, Expeditions, Tahos, and the like in Dearborn. Come on.- Some better cheese. Oh please, oh please... I love cheese. Especially crumbled goat cheese. Don't make me go to Kroger to get that. Pretty please.- More frozen veggiesOtherwise, I love the IDEA of this place. I really, really, really wanted it to be my new grocery store. But unfortunately, it won't work for now. I guess Whole Foods and Kroger (NOOOOOO) are going to have to do it. I am done with Westborn because they are charging me $5.99 for celery. Holy smokes, give me a break. At least the celery here at Dearborn Farm Market is reasonably priced!!

While visiting the area yesterday, we decided to stop by and buy some fresh produce. Selection was outstanding . We bought more than we should have and hope we can eat it all this coming week! Only complaint is that the store was way too cold, which probably rushed us outside sooner and prevented us from even spending MORE money inside. Maybe raise the AC temp a few degrees to comfortable level rather than freezing please.

I've shopped at the Farms Market for years, and always felt it necessary to support local businesses. Prices were decent, and I could always find what I wanted. Since changing hands, the quality has gone down and the prices have skyrocketed. You used to have to fight off the crowds, and take a number and prepare to wait at the deli/meat counter. Now the increase in prices reflects the decrease in customer support. I was there today and chicken tenders (that scrappy part of the chicken breast that is cut off) were $5.99/pound. Most stores charge $1.99 for them. Cherries (peak season) = $5.99/pound. As much as I hate to concede to the larger chain stores, these prices can't sustain my loyalty.

A great place to get Michigan grown fruits and vegetables that are fresh and in season! Improve your garden from May to June with Michigan grown annuals and perennials (tons of native plants including milkweed) along with tomatoes, peppers, corn, onion, garlic and tons of herbs. Support a local business that supports local farmers while providing high quality food year round.

Stopped to get a nice flower pot for mother's day. Woman with accent was out chatting happily with customers but stopped me to ask if I paid for what I bought. Rudely asked to show my receipt. I was very embarrassed. While looking for my arrangement none of the other customers were asked for their receipts. I was already feeling like I paid too much for the flowers. Totally not worth my time or money ever again.

I visited a lot more when the store was under the former ownership. Now I only go for certain things; i.e., potato salad and lunch meat brands that I can't get anywhere else. I trust that the meats are fresh, I sometimes buy roasts even though more expensive. Doesn't feel like the affordable Dearborn neighborhood store anymore. Don't see any need for the drastic increase in prices. I don't feel welcome there anymore. Cashiers are a little aloof.....could smile a little more. I've never had a problem getting service or help finding something. Too bad the old store is no more.

Deli is great. Produce isn't top notch and usually has to be used within a couple days. I go here for dinner needs the same day or grilling the same day. I recommend ordering your holiday Ham or Turkey from them, that I give 5 Stars.