Agricole

New favorite place to shop! Wonderful selection of all natural/farm raised/grown food. They also appear to serve coffee. I have yet to explore that side otlf things. But will try soon. Highly recommend you check this place out!

I’m impressed with this cute lil shop. There’s an assortment of farm fresh vegetables & bread to choose from at the front of the store. They sell locally made soaps & such, along with potted veggies. In the back is a fair amount of seating to relax & enjoy their excellent coffee.

Please support this local store! They have some of THE best and freshest produce which the supermarket garbage does not even compare to (even organic produce). This place has such incredible produce, coffee, dairy products that LASTS. Its not like salad greens from Meijer or country market that start going bad in a matter of few days. The breads, produce and everything is so high quality. The beauty products and everything is so good. The Dollar Stores and chain big box stores are hollowing out our country and its commendable for a place like Agricole to stock local produce and locally made products and stand tall against all odds. Lets support this store and heal America with more such mom pop stores rather than let big box congolomerates hollow out our country.

Wow.. this place has blossomed into the most alluring, beautiful store I have ever seen in the USA... certainly rivals lovely markets in Europe... the Friday Croissants are a trip to Paris and back, absolutely amazing and 100% satisfying... top shelf everything!. The hand painted vegetable mural is spectacular!!! I want one!!!! And the coffee is excellent.. what a sensory and culinary treat! Thankyou for creating such a lovely place. 🙏😍

Fantastic market and coffee shop. Roos Roast coffee and espresso prepared by folks who know how to do it- and yes, that makes a difference! Also fresh baked goods, artisan foods and ingredients, and fresh produce.

I make a special stop in Chelsea whenever I am on my way to and from Ann Arbor. The prepared food selection is OUTSTANDING, as is the selection of local produce, meats, and artisan goods.

Love this place. Good coffee. Local, fresh produce. Modern but quaint :)

Agricole Farm Stop is a clean and friendly indoor market filled with locally grown food where the community and others can enjoy a wide range of products in a farmer's market/cafe bistro atmosphere while supporting small local farmers.

This is a combination coffee shop, fresh produce, and light grocery shop.

I really enjoy working from here and having meetings.

Agricole Farm Stop is the spot for fresh food, coffee + other local goods. It's a beautiful space + a business with a righteous mission.

Enjoyable place and great atmosphere.

There's a little bit everything in the store so prepared to spend some time browsing through it. Don't forget to stop at the front to get your coffee first, which they have quite a lot to choose from.

We enjoy their daily made breads and chili lime corn chips.

Very good place to study there is good seating. Also I highly suggest it for buying gifts.

Fabulous neighborhood spot. Awesome coffee, baked goods, and farm fresh produce. Perfect spot to catch up with friends or to get some work done.

I really enjoy the artisans offerings, too, such as the pottery items & the lip balms

Love this place so far its the only place I can get duck eggs. Their duck eggs are delicious and I just found out they have a goose egg so I'm heading over there today for that!😁😁

I Visit this cool shop frequently! From Lions mane, lemons, sweets to my all time favorite snack, curried chicken salad. So good!!!! Cool local artists finds. Love this place

Nice market and space. Exceptional cold brew coffee.

Pawpaw available here! An amazing fruit! Unique and very interesting taste!

Agricole is a very nice market and good place to shop. Five stars there. I would however, give the person who cashed me out negative stars if I could. As my disabled mother’s caregiver, I was using her EBT card for a purchase. There was a nickel less on the card than my purchase amount. Had the cashier known what he was doing, I should have been able to just give him five cents to make up the difference. But instead, to cover the fact he had no idea what he was doing and didn’t know how to run an EBT for a specific amount, he made me pay the $2 deposit on the Calder bottle in cash, then ran the EBT for a lesser amount. It’s not that I didn’t have $2 in my pocket to cover the deposit. It’s the fact that Bridge Cards are set up to cover deposits so people needing assistance can spend their cash on other things they need help with like utility bills. I worked for many years in food service, and I have never seen a cashier run a Bridge Card, then charge a customer cash for a deposit on something like bottles or cans. I wouldn’t hire this cashier to work at a Girl Scout Cookie stand in front of Agricole, much less work in the Market.

Best place I have been to recently. They have a great selection of local grocery products like meat, dairy, baked goods, and produce. They also have a coffee shop and a small vegan lunch spot inside. I got a fantastic cinnamon bun with cream cheese frosting and a Mindo hot chocolate. My wife got some really good gluten free bread. She said it was soft and chewy just like real bread. We will be back soon I am sure.