Colasanti's Market

Local grocery store in Milford, MI and I was so pleasantly surprised by the selections they had. From Amish onions, to freshly baked breads, ready to eat soups and a whole wall dedicated to different types of flours. They have a nice small wine selection towards the front and offer a lot of solid Michigan wines. Just loved the vibe and how clean it was as well. I can tell I was paying for good quality local items. Everyone from behind the meet counter to the person who checked us out were so friendly!

It’s a great market, with amazing selections. The soup bar is great for a quick dinner, the bakery has many choices for a delicious dessert, the butcher counter has some great choices for the grill. Don’t forget to say hello to the birds in the greenhouse

Good grocery store, but it used to be great. Used to be the best place to get fresh produce. Unfortunately, the produce is no longer good. Now I buy broccolini and find it covered it black spots and bugs. Their organic broccoli is on the shelves, but with brown and black spots. The shallots are rotten when you cut them open. If something has already gone bad, they shouldn’t try to sell it. I don’t have time to drive back to the grocery store to return produce, so it’s just a shame to buy produce only to get home and find they are knowingly selling rotten produce.

Colasanti’s Market – A True Oakland County Treasure I’ve been coming to Colasanti’s Market since I was a kid, and let me tell you—it never gets old. Around Christmas time, the whole place transforms into what feels like a scene straight out of a Hallmark movie. The twinkling lights, cozy atmosphere, and hometown spirit make it a must-visit every holiday season. But no matter the time of year, this market is top five in all of Oakland County—easily. The produce selection is unmatched, offering the freshest fruits and vegetables, including exotic finds from islands you probably didn’t even know existed. Their butcher shop is high quality, the bakery is unreal, and the fresh-squeezed orange juice? That’s my absolute favorite. One sip and I’m transported straight back to Europe—fresh, clean, and full of sunshine. What really makes Colasanti’s special though is the experience. The greenery section is like a peaceful jungle tucked inside a market, and I’ve been known to stop by just to say hi to the birds in the back. It’s therapeutic. And I can’t write this review without shouting out the amazing Denise Guckian—one of the kindest, hardest-working women you’ll meet. She’s always ready to help with a warm smile and a great attitude, making every visit feel personal and welcoming. Colasanti’s isn’t just a store—it’s a tradition, a destination, and a reminder that some places still do it right. #OxfordScholar #CholeWave

I used to shop here a lot for specialty items like Bulgarian feta but they no longer carry it. Honestly, many of the things I used to go here for they no longer have and it makes me sad. I've lived in Highland for 25 years. It used to be a nice store to pick up fresh fruits and vegetables. However, I no longer shop there.

The best deli around. Many prepared items with a bakery, butcher, produce, snacks, cheese and deli. You pay a bit more but it is worth it. Try the chicken or pork egg roll. It's a pot pie without the gloppy gravy. Their bread and pastries are varied and tasty.

The cakes and desserts look so good that you don’t mind paying $6.25 for a slice of cake. The problem is you get home and find out the cake is old and dried out with the exact texture of styrofoam. I don’t think I’ll be buying any more of their desserts.

The store has been completely remodeled. The merchandise is beautifully displayed, lots more lighting. This store has been a local staple for many, many years. It is great to see it continue to thrive.