Fairfax Market — Local services in Grosse Pointe Park

Came in for lunch and was treated poorly by upper level employees. I wanted to purchase 4 chicken sandwiches and a few pounds of chicken tenders. When I requested a few pounds as every market sells I was talked to like I was a bum begging for food the chef was rude and would only cook them as max 6 tenders and fries. Id realized that it would be cheaper at farms market or village market, park place (or any other Grosse Pointe Taxed Robery) for the tenders because they sell by the pound. Although I really wanted the Yates cider so grabbed one checked, out also realizing how expensive the markup was on the cider, still proceeded to check out and pay cash. The younger staff were super helpful and assisting made good checkout banter and were kind after realizing I’m human. Save your money Grosse Pointe there’s a reason you have it and it’s not shopping at markets that treat younger customers as if they are better than you, Simply...

I love this store, & it's right on the corner of the block of Beaconsfield I live on! I shopped at this store during it's previous incarnation, & I was sad when I learned it was closing. When I heard it was reopening, I was happy at that news. Not many neighborhoods have places like this right in the middle of their community but we do! The staff is friendly, & I recognize Chase from the previous incarnation of the store, glad to see him again! I tried their beef brisket meal, & it was delicious! They also have frozen ICEE drinks, which i love! I will definitely be...

The best little corner market around!! We are proud South of Jefferson residents and so happy to have our cute little corner market just down the street. The perfect spot to grab grocery odds and ends, meat from the butcher (all fresh, not frozen!!), a prepared dinner and of course... slurpees for the kids! Truly a community builder - this little gem is family owned and we could not be any luckier to have such committed business owners supporting our community and keeping this little market that makes us feel like a Mayberry type town, alive and...