The BEST fruits and meats I've found anywhere! I have been shopping here ever since I moved from NY a few years ago.....In fact, my husband knows not to get my produce from anywhere else but holiday or else it will be thrown in the trash! I love the quality of meats and I'm usually pretty satisfied with the bakery when they haven't ran out of my favorite fresh baked bread! I do think the pies/cookies/cupcakes could be a bit fresher for the price they charge! I've thrown out a few of the bakery items unfortunately....best birthday cakes in town tho, those are always fresh....I finally tried their baked chicken this week and now I'm hooked on that also....

It's a great market overall, but their special selections put them over the top. I appreciate a trip to their deli section and seafood counter, as it's usually a good deal. Their coffee bar is top notch as well and service all around can't be beat. It can be costly, but what isn't nowadays.

Every time we come to Michigan to visit family I have to go to Holiday market in Canton. It is one of the best supermarkets that I have been to. I only wish we could have one like that out here in Las Vegas. They have everything their meat counters wonderful the bakery is awesome produce is great. It's just unbelievable, it saddens me that I have to come back to Vegas and not have something like holiday market.

This Holiday Market is nice but I always compare it to the one in Royal Oak which is better in my opinion. This one in Canton is larger but the Royal Oak location has better ready made meals. I was told that both stores are owned by family members but that they aren't affiliated so if you have a membership card to the one in Royal Oak you can't use it at the Canton location which has its own membership program. This location is still decent for a gourmet shopping experience. What Holiday Market in Canton excels in is the meat and bakery departments. The meat is fresh and there are good sales. I like the ribs, chicken, and pork belly sold here. The bread is made in-house and it's very good. I've tried and enjoyed the bacon cheddar baguette, jalapeño cheddar bread, and traditional baguette. The fruits, vegetables, and ready made sandwiches and salads are expensive here. I typically go to cheaper grocery stores for fruits, vegetables, and canned and frozen foods. For the price of the food here, I also think the store could use a facelift and some renovations to make it look more sleek and modern befitting a gourmet grocery store.

I go to "Holiday Market" to relax while shopping, don't get me wrong, I go to meijer or Kroger for my basic's but when I want something special, quality meats, fresh bakery items or their super Deli department, (Best in Michigan) the staff is amazing...this is my happy place, It's like shopping at Market Heaven

After passing by Holiday Market one day back in the summer, I added it to my list of places to check out. This past weekend, as I contemplated what I wanted to cook for the upcoming week, my better half reminded me that we had wanted to go by here and see what it was all about. We bundled ourselves and the little tyke into the car and off we went! This place has many of your average grocery staples (produce, breads, meats, etc) in brands you know (the facade proudly boasts that they carry the "Our Family" brand, which we know from Busch's), but also a host of Michigan and international products that aren't easy to find in your neighborhood grocery store. The name 'Holiday' is apt, as I felt a bit like I was shopping at some of my favorite European vacation spots as I looked at the assorted goods for sale. After perusing the aisles, we ended up with some cheese from France, some cookies from Italy, and some white wine from South Africa for a planned seafood meal this weekend. I can't say that I wasn't extremely tempted to add some tiny mince pies from England, some Cadbury candy, and some Asian noodles to the cart as well, just to satisfy some random food cravings that I knew would hit at some point. The store itself was easy to navigate, clean, and well-organized. I spent a couple of minutes with my face pressed up to the glass of the bakery section, drooling over some of the cakes on display in the pastry case. With no imminent occasion to buy one for (unless you are of the belief that every day is a Holiday, like in the Esthero song), I'll just have to wait for the next special occasion for an excuse to return to Holiday Market!