Supermarkets in Ann Arbor, MI

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  1. 2340 Dexter Ave, Ann Arbor MI 48103

    4.3 Superb 201 reviews

    “Great prices without having to pay a membership fee. Doesn't have the variety & volume larger stores, like Kroger, Meijer, & Costco. But decent variety.”

  2. 771 Airport Boulevard Suite 1106b, Ann Arbor MI 48108

    3.8 Good 108 reviews

    “Loved the food hated eating inside Costco. It was crowded. I didn't even get my drink because there was so many people waiting to get drinks. But the food is great and very good price. I got 2 all beef hotdogs and 2 drinks for 3.00. they were huge dogs too. Service was super fast too Parking: Plenty of parking but also a lot I mean a lot of cars too but we found a spot pretty easy just had to walk alil to get in”

  3. 3145 Ann Arbor-Saline Rd, Ann Arbor MI 48103

    3.5 Good 314 reviews

    “Well stocked; clean and easy to navigate. Parking lot in and out is challenging on peak hours and worsens by Texas Roadhouse parking patrons. Large pothole on the parking lot entrance by Texas Roadhouse - watch your tires and wheels.”

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  5. 5645 Jackson Rd, Ann Arbor MI 48103

    3.2 Average 303 reviews

    “Great selection of items. Very nice staff. The bathrooms are always IMACULATE. Which is a great flex in my opinion. I only shop at this location. I go out of my way sometimes.”

  6. 2789 Plymouth Rd, Ann Arbor MI 48105

    2.8 Average 111 reviews

    “Great Asian supermarket only one of its kind in this area of Ann Arbor off Plymouth road and you know if you're looking for her interesting foreign foods either packaged or fresh from all they're not exactly fresh fresh but you know what I'm saying you know they have frozen food they have fish that has recently been detailed and then they have you know that you can't get anywhere else so they have unique things and they aren't bad and I like them as a business.. ❣️?”

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