Fruits & Veggies near Troy, MI

15 locations found near Troy

“I can’t remember the last time I walked into a business and felt so welcomed almost feeling like part of the Salvaggio family.

This wasn’t on one single occasion. Over the past week I had to visit local in Troy,MI (of my own doing).

I was working on a surprise party for my friend. Each time I was greeted shown around and given something added tips and tricks I hadn’t even thought about, making this event a tremendous success for all of us.

Thank you all for your help, support, and personal care you provided me over the past week. I can’t thank you enough.”

4.4 Superb338 Reviews

“My family now loves Aldi's orange juice and its string cheese is great too (second only to Kraft brand) and I love the large frozen scallops that Aldi sells. I find good value for the money for those items.”

4.1 Good147 Reviews

“ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS! The most delicious Indian food around; go in for a lunchbox carryout for the most satisfying meal. The food is so fresh and seasoned perfectly. I don't even know the names of the food served and don't care, it is that good! I recommend having the hot sauce to go along with it although you can choose mild or medium. I purchase tubs of the homemade hot sauce and put it on all my food at home. The rice is cooked perfect with a bit of caraway seed and the naan bread, that is always served with the lunchbox, is so warm and fresh.”

4.8 Superb105 Reviews

“Everytime me and my boyfriend goes they always and they always have everything in order it's very clean bathroom is always clean the employees are the best and very helpful and respectful toward customers. We Love this Aldi”

4.5 Superb139 Reviews

“The prices and quality are very good. You may not like everything there but you just find the things that you like, because the pricing is so good. I consistently go there every week to shop and get something of value every time. Great fruits and vegetables, breads and coffee too.”

4.5 Superb171 Reviews

“I’ve been going to this Aldi’s for years and never had a bad experience. Prices the lowest you gone find when it comes to bang for your buck. And they have a friendly and professional staff so that’s also a plus.”

4.4 Superb166 Reviews

“A happenin place in Royal Oak, and a great place to host your event! We always attend the farmers market, flea market, and many other events that Royal Oak hosts here! We also had our wedding here last year. It was amazing and all of the staff (especially Paulette) are so kind and helpful. Have your wedding here if you’re considering it! You won’t regret it.”

4.3 Superb214 Reviews

“Great options of groceries, fish, meat and chicken. Customer service is very good with reasonable prices. Best of all is, all products are Halal (kosher). Everything is very nicely organized and easy to find. Very clean store”

4.4 Superb23 Reviews

“Aldi has the best produce , all the time. I eat fresh , so I go there a lot. They have the best wine selection too. I love the bed-in-a bag when they have them. They have all sorts of items for your yard too. It's worth the trip , drop in sometime.”

4.2 Good168 Reviews

“Would rather shop here than Meijer. They have great prices on quality food! By far the best stuff they get in is the "Aldi finds" we have gotten so many good things for not only our house but for others as gifts as well! Always super cheap and great quality!”

4.2 Good166 Reviews

“I stumbled on this place by accident, and I'm so glad I did. They have a ton of great options, quality produce, poultry, and everybody is super nice and helpful.”

4.1 Good167 Reviews

“My wife and I have only made a couple of trips to this store but we are impressed. They have little, juicy lemons instead of the mass-produced kind you find in the supermarket; onions that actually smell like onions instead of nothing; bulk almonds that taste as if they were recently roasted; gluten-free cookies at decent prices and abundant Middle-Eastern specialty foods. The place is small, but if you live in the general area, it is worth a look.”

3.7 Good8 Reviews

“It was almost closing time, but one would never have known it. Tina, the cashier, greeted me with a big smile as if they had just opened. Thank you, Tina, for delivering optimal customer service with such friendliness and enthusiasm!”

4 Good117 Reviews

“I usually go to the Dream Market on 15 Mile to pick up fresh Samoon and Khubz, but this time I decided to go a little further north to this location. Let me say that this 18 Mile store is the superior store. The interior is much larger, which is able to easily accommodate the large number of patrons without feeling way too crowded like the other store. This location also has a bakery area, large prepared foods counter, another area specifically for mezze and various salads/dips, and two huge aisles/areas filled with bulk spices, snacks, and candies. I thought the 15 Mile location had everything and was the best Middle Eastern/Iraqi market in Metro Detroit, but this place takes it to another level. Both locations always seem to have huge lines for fresh bread. Here, the samoon is 4/$1 for some of the freshest and puffiest bread you can find. The samoon are a little smaller than other places and don't have as much of a fire charred flavor, but they are fluffy, easily pull apart to reveal the pocket in the middle, and are the cheapest by far. The other location used to brush the samoon with olive oil and sesame seeds, but they didn't do it here. I'm not sure if it's just here or both places stopped. At any rate, there's a reason there is always a huge line for bread. In addition to samoon, the bakery area has sweet breads and khubz. We picked up some generically labelled "Sweet Pies" that were 4/$5.99 on a whim and wow, after trying it, I was super impressed. It's spiral layered dough that's soaked in sweet orange blossom water and then covered with pistachios and earthy spices, perhaps cardamom and cinnamon? The sugary mixture caramelizes on the bottom of the pastry and when baked, it creates a fantastic fried caramelized texture around the edges. I wish I knew the actual name of this sweet; I tried searching online but I couldn't find anything resembling it! From the prepared foods area, we picked up a giant 12 inch diameter Meat Pie (Aroog) for only $1. It turned out be be pretty mild in flavor and wasn't the most appealing to eat, but it was good to try. The mezze counter is so busy they have a number system so you know when you can order. We ended up only getting tabbouleh ($5.99/lb) but everything looked delicious. The tabbouleh here is the real deal, mixed with tons of parsley, onions, tomatoes, and bulgur. The amount of oil and lemon juice added is perfect; this tabbouleh honestly is cheaper and better than what you can get at many restaurants. It tasted very fresh - I saw a ton of people getting this, so I can imagine they constantly make more and refresh the offering. I didn't get the garlic or hummus this time - I've gotten them from the other store in the past and I have to say that they are kind of mediocre. The garlic is overly lemony and the hummus tastes like grocery store hummus. Perhaps this location is better; I'll have to try next time. At the end of our visit, we hit up the bulk section where we found a variety of things to try. Grilled Cashews ($6.77/lb) - These are extra crunchy cashews, skin on, salted, with a slight char taste. They have an aromatic, toasted flavor that is a step above your ordinary conventional roasted cashew. Unique and very yummy. Various Kri Kri/Japanese Peanuts ($3.99/lb) - Yum! These are peanuts covered with hard fried dough, then sprinkled with various flavors. Some are slightly sweet, some are very spicy. The coating has a very hard crunch - it feels like you could chip your teeth if you're not careful. I'm usually hesitant on buying bulk goods since they can get stale, but this store has such high turnover that everything seems to be super fresh. I'm used to buying the Kasugai brand roasted nuts assortment, which is way more expensive for the weight, so I thought this was a great deal. Funny thing is that apparently the Japanese Peanuts were invented in Mexico and in Japan, they call these Mexican Peanuts. Ulker Toffee Mastic Candy ($5.99/lb) - Woah, first time we tried mastic candy. It”

3.6 Good157 Reviews

“Catering service was phenomenal! We ordered catering service for 50 four days in advance and were so impressed with how easy it was to order and pick up, and with the quality of the food. Would absolutely order from them again or recommend to others!”

3.3 Good239 Reviews

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