Market ‘not complaining’ Arreola family completes 1st year in downtown Ypsilanti - Michigan

Nicolas Arreola measures success by the smiles on his customers’ faces.

His Mexican market in downtown Ypsilanti - the only grocery store in the city - draws customers from Canton, Saline and Ann Arbor.

“We see new faces every day,” said Arreola, who is celebrating a first year of success in Ypsilanti this month. “It’s good for business.” “*

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