Great local grocery market! Service is always kind and quick. I visit frequently and it never disappoints

VERY cool Bridge Street addition/outlet. We simply wandered into the Market after another (closeby) bar was getting too loud, we had a "few" more drinks in us, and wanted to continue chatting/catching up. The Market is cleanly laid out and all sections/aisles are labeled well. They do a good job of mixing high end groceries with bodega style snacks/chips. We picked out a bottle of bubbly, some sushi, and ordered a steak sandwich. The sandwich artist's recommendations ALL hit and we enjoyed the hell out of our steak sandwich. Most of all, we loved that the table/dining area was a little quieter and we could spend some more quality time together while continuing eating and drinking. Yes, we're officially old now. And yes, we love the Market.

Great. Everything I needed. We were here a year ago and remember finding this place. Glad it was still here.

Perfect place to shop when I'm downtown and don't have time to go to a normal Meijer. Love the vibe here and employees are always so nice. I appreciate that they encourage you to use reusable bags versus having endless amounts of cheap plastic bags. At night, I've noticed security in the parking area which is highly appreciated due to homeless walking around and begging when we leave the store. It's nice to feel safe when you're just grabbing groceries. Sometimes the food options and other stuff is limited since this is not a normal Meijer. But totally okay with that and love all the other items here that normal Meijer doesn't have too. Cute and convenient and way better than you'd think.

First off, their floral selection is BEYOND amazing! They have such a range from custom made bouquets and arrangements to bunches for just $5! There is a range for any and everyone! They are fresh and locally sourced - and often located throughout the store. Also a range of balloons and vases at various prices. Second, the staff is VERY friendly and more than willing to help you find anything you're looking for - you can even ask a vender to help point you in the right direction! Third, they are VERY MUCH sourced by local venders, particularly in their gift center (located on the street side of the store) AND in their bakery center. AND YES, they are a meijer brand but they are majority locally sourced and NOT like the "box stores". AND THEY DO TAKE MPERKS AND MEIJER GIFT CARDS! 10/10 would suggest them for their floral and wine selection. Also the new deli and new cafe in place as of 2024. The only downside is if you forget your reusable bag, you have to be 10cents but for a really nice bag - I use them for a beach bag though. Also, you can always ask for a box, venders usually don't mine sharing their boxes! I also wouldn't suggest the bottle return there, only because it's quite busy because they are a smaller local store. Overall, love the store and staff!

Near the house! Tons of healthy options unlike most places in GR!! Love how friendly everyone is. Always enjoy my experience there.

I got some sushi from Bridge street - they typically range from $9-14, but if you get lucky, sometimes they have them for $4.99! I got the spicy California roll, and it was pretty good! I would only pay that price for their sushi though. The people making the food were super sweet. You can see them make the behind the counter.

We have been coming to the Bridge St market for some years now and I realized I have not reviewed them yet. The location is great, you can use your mperks at checkout, it's got a good amount of fresh produce and vegan GF products that I love! (They got great vegan cheeses and ice creams!) As a bonus they have a free parking garage and have an assortment of plants, floral bouquets, local MI products, and Ferris café with Rise bakery products and even sushi! Would highly recommend going! Don't forget your reusable shopping bags!

A true gem in the city. I love Bridge Street Market for many reasons. In addition to having all the staples of your normal grocery store they have a vast array of international foods and local offerings. The store is laid out well and is clean and easy to shop. From sushi to soap I can find anything I need here and usually more. They have also taken to step to be more environmentally friendly by eliminating plastic bags.

Visiting Grand Rapids from Washington, D.C., a metro area of 7 million people, Bridge Street Market makes me feel at home. There isn't a spacious open parking lot. Instead, you park in a parking garage. Ah, the sweet smell of an urban grocery store. Park, pass a bright mural, and enter into a large grocery store with high ceilings, brick and exposed pipes. It has a city feel. There's a large beer/wine section, fresh produce and a focus on local goods. They also have a coffee counter, a sushi counter and other places for grab-n-go food catering to someone on the go. It's not obvious in the branding, but Meijer, a large Michigan-based grocery store chain, owns Bridge Street Market. It's an innovative approach to reach urbanites. It feels like a novelty in Grand Rapids. There's definitely a need for it as Grand Rapids continues to grow.