Plum Market

Plum Market is downtown Detroit's answer to the fancy-grocery question — a small-format outpost of the Michigan gourmet chain tucked into Ally Detroit Center on Woodward. It's built for the office-tower lunch rush: hot bar, salad bar, grab-and-go sandwiches, wine, even a champagne vending machine, because why not. Reviewers consistently call it clean and well-organized, mostly praise the friendly staff, and just as consistently wince at the prices. Heads up: it's a weekday operation, closed on weekends, so time your visit with the office crowd.

Now, the restrooms. The good news first — a store this tidy tends to keep its restrooms in the same shape, and nobody's out there complaining about the state of them. The catch is access. At least one reviewer reports being told the bathroom is for paying customers only — no purchase, no entry. So this isn't the wide-open downtown pit stop of your dreams; it's a kept-up option that works best when you were grabbing a pricey salad anyway. Serviceable, gated, and dark on weekends — that math keeps it out of the top tier. Plum Market lands at a 6/10 on Shooki.