Supermarkets in Burton, MI

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  1. 1054 South Center Road, Burton MI 48509

    4.7 Superb 152 reviews

    “Just moved to the area. This location was very clean and well stocked. Lots of options, and prices are very reasonable - I often end up saving money by shopping here compared to what I pay for similar items at competitors. Appreciated the store setup, was easy to navigate around even with quite a few guests shopping. Checkout of quick and accurate, normal for Aldi which is always comforting. Remember to bring your own bags or use a box, though they offer quite nice reusable bags. Will shop here more often!”

  2. G-2333 S Center Road, Burton MI 48519

    3.7 Good 262 reviews

    “La’Tonya was extremely helpful and professional, I enjoyed our conversation in the back meat section. She went above and beyond! Employees like her need celebrated. She not only made me feel welcomed as a customer, but as a part of the community. Thank you so much for being kind!”

  3. 6010 Davison Rd, Burton MI 48509

    3.3 Good 18 reviews

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  5. G-2333 S Center Rd, Burton MI 48519

    3.4 Good 117 reviews

    “I really enjoy this location. I shop here very often. The staff here are extremely nice and helpful. I enjoy the flow of the store compared to some locations. They however do not have as much produce and meat options as other locations. I had a situation where I accidentally stabbed my hand and was bleeding profusely. The door person and staff responded timely and were able to help wrap my hand and stop the bleeding until I got to the ER.”

  6. 1200 East Bristol Road, Burton MI 48529

    2.9 Average 154 reviews

    “Shouldn't tell you but they have good deals on meat. Note don't grab items from the end caps of the Iles and go to bottle return guaranteed to get the attention of security. LoL,! Oops .”

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