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  1. Meijer - 2805 W Cheesman Rd

    2805 W Cheesman Rd, Alma MI 48801

    4.2 Good 204 reviews

    “I have to say it is one of the better Meijers out there. Clean inside. Not to big and not to small. What happened to your good doughnuts!?!?! When i was younger we loved them and now they have no flavor and the yeast ones taste like biscuits👎 They usto be light and airy and floofy now their thick and hard to chew.... Such a bummer.... But the rest of the store is good.... Update 8-11- 26 The doughnuts have improved alot!! This is one of my most favorite meijers to go to other than your one in Greenville, mi. Keep up the great work!”

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  2. Tractor Supply Co. - 1685 Wright Avenue

    1685 Wright Avenue, Alma MI 48801

    4.3 Superb 64 reviews

    “I loved that they had a dressing room and it was clean. Bought a pair of jeans that fit well for 20 bucks. Cashier was a young man who was friendly and helpful.”

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  3. Walmart Supercenter - 7700 N Alger Rd

    7700 N Alger Rd, Alma MI 48801

    3.5 Good 226 reviews

    “The only complaint I currently have is they do not have any baby 4th of July clothing. Plenty of baby girls outfits and little boys outfits and adults but no baby boy....”

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  5. Walmart Bakery - 7700 North Alger Road

    7700 North Alger Road, Alma MI 48801

    3 Average 3 reviews

    “The baker was not only very nice but she slayed the cake! Delicious very cute just what my husband ordered and I could not have asked for a better cake. She delivered on all levels, took on a design mount pleasant wouldn't touch and I can say im very pleased”

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  6. Walmart Photo Center - 7700 North Alger Road

    7700 North Alger Road, Alma MI 48801

    2.9 Average 8 reviews

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