I really enjoy going into Season Market on regular basis in enjoying such a beautiful atmosphere with the most friendly welcoming service always. The variety of foods has kept me on track in eating healthier meals. I'm always meeting new friends and enjoying delicious coffee and soups during my visit. ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ +Kid-friendliness: Simply the BEST!!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Greenhouse Soups & Chilis, Iced Latte 12 Oz
JANIECE SWETS
New to Detroit. What a welcome spot your place is! Clean, neat, kind employees!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Vegan in the Hood
I love coming here to drop off items. Chef Charron and the team are always nice and welcoming.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Keith Reed
Only been here for the coffee, so review is based on that. It's a nice little basic coffee bar, with relaxed upstairs seating. I have gotten side dishes like quiche which were good.The market itself looks nice, has a good selection for its size, with vegetables that always look fresh.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Iced Latte 12 Oz
Ryan Stover
Has just about everything. Their food and coffee is great and their groceries are always fresh. Really nice variety for such a small market.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tyler Wilkie
An amazing gem in midtown!Vegetarian options: Market with rotating hot food options daily
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jose E
What a warm, and inviting place. Small but a level above the rest. Will be back to munch and sip coffee !
Ashley Yaldo
It’s cute and small. The drink selection was nice and the market selection is small but you can find all your basics.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
veta robinson
The market is lovely, but customer service is poor. A lady said hello to us upon entering the store. I replied with hello & informed her we seen the market on Bargain Block & decided to visit. She never said another word to us. No one asked if we needed any help or assistance. There were four people in the store. Terrible service!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Kevin J.
Very picturesque little market with a cute seating area upstairs. It's on the pricey side but you should be able to tell it's that kind of party from the classy look of the place walking up. Seasons has been an absolute godsend for when I'm running late for my restaurant job across the street (also on the pricey side, much more than here tbh) and need to grab some provisions to stay fed, hydrated and caffeinated. The staff are friendly and gracious to a fault. The food is healthier and fresher than Marcus Market up the way which is still my go to spot but two blocks out of my way when I gotta get to work quickly is a deal killer. And though the pre made sandwiches and pastas here are more expensive than Marcus they're fresh and not packed with preservatives. Marcus gets theirs from some company that also delivers to Midtown Market, the third point in my convenience store before work Bermuda Triangle. The Caprese sandwich on a toasted sub bun at Seasons will set you back $10 but it's so fresh and wholesome tasting and it comes with a solo cup of balsamic. The pbj is only $3.45 but it's basically a snack. Seasons has produce and I often grab bananas, too. The smoothies are good for fruit and veggies in liquid form. I was surprised they were only $7 as opposed to $10/11 at Juice Joint in the back of Marcus but they're smaller here so it's basically the same value for the money. Soup of the day is available at the same counter as the smoothies. I've only had one serving of each so I really need to branch out and try more of what they offer here. There's nice views in the seating area upstairs as well. Seasons also has a clean easily accessible public restroom, something you won't find at Marcus. (I've been going to Marcus so long they've let me use the employee restroom once or twice in a pinch but I don't know that they'd extend that courtesy to just anyone.) I really probably shouldn't play this comparison game so much in my reviews but I can't help but weigh similar establishments against one another. And the thing with Seasons' priciness is Marcus ain't too cheap anymore either. Regular grocery stores are so damn expensive now that just a little bit more for better quality doesn't seem so bad since I'm used to my wallet aching anyway. Seasons and Marcus actually play well together, too. On Marcus' Instagram stories they had free sandwiches for the needy on Thanksgiving day... donated by Seasons who, unlike Marcus weren't open on the holiday. I thought that was great. Hopefully they had a sign out front as I'm not sure how many impoverished people are looking on Instagram for free food. I'm sure those sammys found their ways into bellies though. I do wish Seasons had a better selection of caffeine drinks. There's small cans of chilled latte drinks that are tasty but expensive and don't pack the punch of the big energy drinks at Marcus. I can't imagine Monster on these refined shelves but Yerba Mate I think would fit in and make for a very welcome sight. Maybe I'll make the suggestion when I'm in here soon.
Wanted to say the Amish Wedding creamy potato soup I bought here was excellent. Really nice products, beautifully presented! A welcome change for me.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Arron McCrory
Coffee is delicious and the loft is very chill ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jon Greenberg
A perfect spot to eat and work when on the road. I had the chicken curry, super satisfying, and a muffin, definitely let them warm it for you. Nice view of the gardens from the second floor.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kirk Bennett
Delicious food selection and such kind service :) I love their outdoor garden.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Carolyn E.
This place is perfect and much needed in the neighborhood. I can't wait to stop here and grab things for an easy dinner on the way home - so much more enjoyable than going to a big grocery store after work. And I can have a cocktail too? Yes, please! A cute little shop; friendly workers. Next door to the cutest park.
I really enjoy going into Season Market on regular basis in enjoying such a beautiful atmosphere with the most friendly welcoming service always. The variety of foods has kept me on track in eating healthier meals. I'm always meeting new friends and enjoying delicious coffee and soups during my visit. ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ +Kid-friendliness: Simply the BEST!!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Greenhouse Soups & Chilis, Iced Latte 12 Oz
New to Detroit. What a welcome spot your place is! Clean, neat, kind employees!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I love coming here to drop off items. Chef Charron and the team are always nice and welcoming.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Only been here for the coffee, so review is based on that. It's a nice little basic coffee bar, with relaxed upstairs seating. I have gotten side dishes like quiche which were good.The market itself looks nice, has a good selection for its size, with vegetables that always look fresh.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Iced Latte 12 Oz
Has just about everything. Their food and coffee is great and their groceries are always fresh. Really nice variety for such a small market.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
An amazing gem in midtown!Vegetarian options: Market with rotating hot food options daily
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
What a warm, and inviting place. Small but a level above the rest. Will be back to munch and sip coffee !
It’s cute and small. The drink selection was nice and the market selection is small but you can find all your basics.
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
The market is lovely, but customer service is poor. A lady said hello to us upon entering the store. I replied with hello & informed her we seen the market on Bargain Block & decided to visit. She never said another word to us. No one asked if we needed any help or assistance. There were four people in the store. Terrible service!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 3
Service: 1
Very picturesque little market with a cute seating area upstairs. It's on the pricey side but you should be able to tell it's that kind of party from the classy look of the place walking up. Seasons has been an absolute godsend for when I'm running late for my restaurant job across the street (also on the pricey side, much more than here tbh) and need to grab some provisions to stay fed, hydrated and caffeinated. The staff are friendly and gracious to a fault. The food is healthier and fresher than Marcus Market up the way which is still my go to spot but two blocks out of my way when I gotta get to work quickly is a deal killer. And though the pre made sandwiches and pastas here are more expensive than Marcus they're fresh and not packed with preservatives. Marcus gets theirs from some company that also delivers to Midtown Market, the third point in my convenience store before work Bermuda Triangle. The Caprese sandwich on a toasted sub bun at Seasons will set you back $10 but it's so fresh and wholesome tasting and it comes with a solo cup of balsamic. The pbj is only $3.45 but it's basically a snack. Seasons has produce and I often grab bananas, too. The smoothies are good for fruit and veggies in liquid form. I was surprised they were only $7 as opposed to $10/11 at Juice Joint in the back of Marcus but they're smaller here so it's basically the same value for the money. Soup of the day is available at the same counter as the smoothies. I've only had one serving of each so I really need to branch out and try more of what they offer here. There's nice views in the seating area upstairs as well. Seasons also has a clean easily accessible public restroom, something you won't find at Marcus. (I've been going to Marcus so long they've let me use the employee restroom once or twice in a pinch but I don't know that they'd extend that courtesy to just anyone.) I really probably shouldn't play this comparison game so much in my reviews but I can't help but weigh similar establishments against one another. And the thing with Seasons' priciness is Marcus ain't too cheap anymore either. Regular grocery stores are so damn expensive now that just a little bit more for better quality doesn't seem so bad since I'm used to my wallet aching anyway. Seasons and Marcus actually play well together, too. On Marcus' Instagram stories they had free sandwiches for the needy on Thanksgiving day... donated by Seasons who, unlike Marcus weren't open on the holiday. I thought that was great. Hopefully they had a sign out front as I'm not sure how many impoverished people are looking on Instagram for free food. I'm sure those sammys found their ways into bellies though. I do wish Seasons had a better selection of caffeine drinks. There's small cans of chilled latte drinks that are tasty but expensive and don't pack the punch of the big energy drinks at Marcus. I can't imagine Monster on these refined shelves but Yerba Mate I think would fit in and make for a very welcome sight. Maybe I'll make the suggestion when I'm in here soon.
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Wanted to say the Amish Wedding creamy potato soup I bought here was excellent. Really nice products, beautifully presented! A welcome change for me.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Coffee is delicious and the loft is very chill ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
A perfect spot to eat and work when on the road. I had the chicken curry, super satisfying, and a muffin, definitely let them warm it for you. Nice view of the gardens from the second floor.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Delicious food selection and such kind service :) I love their outdoor garden.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This place is perfect and much needed in the neighborhood. I can't wait to stop here and grab things for an easy dinner on the way home - so much more enjoyable than going to a big grocery store after work. And I can have a cocktail too? Yes, please! A cute little shop; friendly workers. Next door to the cutest park.