Grocery Stores in Baldwin, MI

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  1. 9559 M-37, Baldwin MI 49304

    4.1 Good 167 reviews

    “Almost Everytime i get redy ta trail through town I try to fork off an stop ta see if ders tradin ta be had. Now see they always have excellent quality, and fair prices, gonna halfta git me one of dem new fancy free food cards Dat em all gots out der im sayin.”

  2. 740 Denmark St, Baldwin MI 49304

    3.9 Good 128 reviews

    “You can't beat there prices. The store is kept clean. They have just about everything u would expect to find in a grocery store. The price's r great. And I was looking at a jar of peanut butter, and I asked the store clerk? If the jar of peanut creamy peanut butter I had in my hand about 3 lbs, and the clerk told me to take it home n c for yourself for free! I've never have had any store clerk give me free food before. But there friendly n clean. 5 star rating.”

  3. 1047 Michigan Avenue, Baldwin MI 49304

    3.5 Good 85 reviews

    “Great local place to get the simple things that I run out of. This store, like any DG, has all of the items that I use regularly & saves me from running to a large city to get them.”

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