Great, unique selection of 'bougie'/global items and delicious sandwiches. Staff selection on the other hand is horrible -- they are so rude; I will no longer shop here.
I rate Each peach a five out of five stars. This little shop was primely located near the train station and my Airbnb. I loved the fresh local produce, the stickers, and the homemade brownies!
Just moved into the neighborhood and stumbled upon this cute little market. Loved discovering fun new local products and the produce selection seems to be ever evolving! Can’t wait to frequent this place more.
A true neighborhood gem! A small but well curated selection of products, including some of the Asian condiments that I'm always on the hunt for. The staff are super helpful and kind. Coming here is a refreshing change from going to the big chain grocery stores. Grateful to have this cozy market in the community.
Not the friendliest bunch here. Good products with much much higher prices than online. I would tolerate the prices but the shopping experience itself is bad.Update: suddenly changed closing time from 8pm to 7pm without updating on google maps. Found it scribbled on a note at the door.. I’m not wasting my time again.
Peach Market - “Whites Only”Don’t be fooled by the hipster - fake inclusive appearance or the brown faces in various roles. It’s far from friendly inclusive unless dirty stares, rudenesses, and passive aggression are characteristics of inclusive behavior. Peach Market is typical of the white hipster mentality- enter predominantly and co-op black and brown spaces only to serve everyone BUT them.I patronized the place for weeks. It was a mix bag of customer service quality. One young Latino man was always friendly while everyone else especially the older white woman was just frigid as if my Black presence offended them or as if I was going to steal something. What is there to steal from a low grade boutique market?The meat never looks fresh. The veggies look weeks old. Overpriced baked goods. I stuck with it because it was convenient. After another terrible experience with that one elder white lady, I won’t be going back. And if you’re a person of color, you should probably reconsider patronizing this place. As one reviewer pointed out, we are not welcomed…They should be put “Whites Only” and be done with it lol
I’m never coming to this store ever again. This is just another gentrification chic store in the middle of Mt Pleasant with unpleasant workers who are indifferent at best and blatantly rude at worst to non-white customers. I’ve come into this store multiple times and I’ve had staff members push past me, reach around me, and generally ignore my presence in the store until I pull out my card to pay, but today was the last straw. I went in today to pick up some of their bread and an elderly Black woman was asking for a receipt because her employer would give her a hard time without it. The cashier serving her became increasingly aggressive with her because they didn’t understand what she was asking and kept yelling at her that the machine that prints receipts was broken. When another associate came to assist, the cashier abruptly turned away from the woman and blatantly ignored her trying to thank them for their “assistance”. There are so many other markets to choose from on this strip and I will not patronize such a blatantly anti-anyone-but-white space.
Bougie little spot. And while I appreciate their fancy goodies, places like this just scream displacement - especially in a community like Mt. Pleasant.Also, I absolutely could not afford to shop here for anything more than an occasional treat. Not that there is a broad enough selection of goods to bring a grocery list.Also, I totally believe the stories from some of the POC in these reviews. This place definitely caters to gentrifiers.
Small shop with good stuff stocked. I like shopping here to avoid the overwhelming nature of big grocery stores. It has what I like, and is conveniently located.
I’d never been in Each Peach before, but the other day while walking past I slipped on a patch of ice *across the street* from the store and fell. Well, as luck would have it one of the employees saw me *all the way across the road * and not only did they come running out of the store to help me, they brought me inside until I gathered myself. What a kind bunch of folks. I’ll be back! You’ve earned a new customer. Shukran lakum!