Bombay Grocers is an Indian foods store on Packard near Platt with a densely packed selection of dry goods, spices, frozen foods, rice and some fresh vegetables.
3010 Packard Road, Ann Arbor MI; 734-971-7707
Has yoghurt that contains only milk and bacteria.
In the news
- Ann Arbor's Bombay Grocers buys former Fantasy Attic store on Packard for expansion, AnnArbor.com, March 2010
An Indian grocery is moving forward with plans to expand on the east side of Ann Arbor - but instead of building a new store, Bombay Grocers will move a few doors west into an existing storefront. Owners Mukesh and Bharti Patel bought the 8,000-square-foot building most recently home to Fantasy Attic on Packard, just east of Platt Road, in early March.
- The World Comes to Packard and Platt, Concentrate, April 2009
Every inch of its towering white shelves is packed with Indian and Pakistani bulk foods and spices. Don't shop hungry: the aroma of cardamom, cinnamon and cumin fills the two tiny isles, triggering visions of steaming curry and masala dishes. And it's no wonder. Bombay Grocers has a wall of spices spanning half the store's length.
- Ann Arbor's Bombay Grocers will soon relocate, get bigger, Metromode Media, June 2008
But don't fret. They're not leaving, they're just moving. Their business has grown in the last year and they have, in turn, outgrown their building.
- Bombay Grocers sets sights on new store, Ann Arbor Business Review, December 2007
Mukesh Patel, co-owner of Bombay Grocers, is planning to build the new store off Packard near Creek Drive, less than 100 yards away from his current site. The one-story structure is expected to cost $500,000 and have 16 parking spaces.
More information
- Bombay Grocers profile on Endya
- Yelp reviews
The first thing I noticed about this small Indian and Pakastani grocery store was that it smelled delicious.