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  1. Tractor Supply Co. - South

    South, 1200 Boyne Avenue M-75, Boyne City MI 49712

    4.7 Superb 41 reviews

    “The staff was excellent. They're very knowledgeable about the products. Shelby (the horse whisperer) answered a lot of questions regarding horse medication and care.”

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  2. inspired living - 119 Water St

    119 Water St, Boyne City MI 49712

    4.4 Superb 46 reviews

    “Leslie and Jilly were so great. Their energy and personality just spills out. The store has great items. Just stop in and have a conversation and you'll find something that you'll like.”

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  3. Marshalls - 1596 Anderson Rd

    1596 Anderson Rd, Petoskey MI 49770

    4.3 Superb 122 reviews

    “Marshalls is basically my second home. You can find anything there instead of a $100 Stanley you can get it for $25. You can get lunch containers for like four dollars and they’re high-quality and you can get lunch bags that come with lunch toast and ice packs just for $16. It’s such a good deal if you went to Walmart target Ross anywhere it would be like 100 bucks so why don’t you just get $16 like you don’t even need $20 to go there like the highest money you need there is maybe $50 and you can get a bunch of things. It’s such a good place to shop at you can get perfume makeup bags clothes. They have the best summer clothes.”

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  5. HomeGoods - 1614 Anderson Rd

    1614 Anderson Rd, Petoskey MI 49770

    4.3 Superb 55 reviews

    “We went to go find needohs and they didn't have any but we asked a worker named Carol she was very kind and helped us she deserves a raise we also found a very good priced Stanley that I will be useing everyday we will be going back to home goods because of carol”

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  6. Family Fare Supermarket - 240 S Lake St

    240 S Lake St, East Jordan MI 49727

    4.1 Good 102 reviews

    “This place is super clean that floor guy is awesome. Cindy makes awesome cut fruit. Ken is super nice and will cut meat to order.And Mandy makes perfectly frosted donuts. Get your groceries yay. Awesome crew here.”

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  7. Meijer - 1201 Lears Rd

    1201 Lears Rd, Petoskey MI 49770

    3.9 Good 266 reviews

    “I’m usually at Meijer first thing every morning when they open. We like to shop the day of our dinners as we never know if we are going out our cooking in. My preference is home cooking. Regardless this store has an aura of employee pride from the moment you enter through their front doors. My favorite department is the produce department. It looks like art work the way they display their fresh fruit & vegetables. There’s a lady that is always there, & if you ask me, I think she owns the place because that’s how deeply she cares about the produce department. Every time I’m there I try to say hello to her, and I also noticed many of the employees are asking her questions, etc… you can tell she’s well liked because everyone goes to her. If she does own the place, it’s no wonder everyone there appears to be enjoying, not only their job but each other. You do not see that very often if ever these days. Meijer takes me back to the times when people cared about you doing business with them.”

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  8. Walmart Supercenter - 1850 Anderson Rd

    1850 Anderson Rd, Petoskey MI 49770

    3.1 Average 261 reviews

    “Walmart has finally cleaned up their with the bathrooms. They no longer are stanky smelling. The bathrooms in the rear of the store need patrolling more often. Especially the ladies rooms. The aisles are wider, the clerks are friendlier, the prices stay a touch below Meijer's (right across the street from them). Check-out goes as quickly as is possible. We are happier these days with Walmart.”

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