At first I hadn't heard about Knight's Market at all, and then all of a sudden everyone wouldn't shut up about it. I got so worked up hearing person after person tell me this place was a god-send that I actually made a trip (via bicycle) over there, figuring there was some heavenly store I'd been missing out on for years. And I go inside and it's... a dingy convenience store. Plus the woman behind the counter glared at me, which, granted, I was warned about ahead of time.
Everyone says the meat here is the best in town, but I say Sparrow's is better. And if you're not coming here for the meat, there's no reason to make a trip out here. Again, it's just a convenience sore. Anything you want here you can get a few blocks away at the Food Co-Op (where they have much more and are nice to you).
Why two stars, then, instead of one? This may not be the god-send I was told it would be, but it's great to still have stores like this in town. The OWS needs stores, and...
Read moreA fantastic "small town" market in Ann Arbor! Super friendly helpful folks. For meats, I would trust them for everything so far. I picked up my last brisket from them and it turned out amazing! You can buy packaged meats and do your own trimming, or they can do the trimming for you. My next smoke will be pork butts, looking forward to see what they offer. I am also stoked to try out some of their ground beef for burgers and try some of their cuts of steak! They also carry a nice selection of groceries, so you can make it a one stop shop for dinner. Give them a call if you are looking for a special cut, or just stop in and see a bit of Ann...
Read more.I have been going to Knights market since 1978.. Some food options have changed but it is still the best neighborhood store a person can have. Constantly thriving, so much so that there isn't even a sign for the market. Part of that is because it started as a butcher shop and still has the best meat in town, which draws people from all over Ann Arbor. The staff is always friendly and helpful: it's mostly family run. New additions are their own bake goods and wild...
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