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  1. Essence On Main - 4 S Main St

    4 S Main St, Clarkston MI 48346

    4.9 Superb 99 reviews

    “A true gem. Definitely a shop I would make an effort to stop into every time I’m in town. Cute kitchen items to pick from, lots of homemade soaps, balms, lotions and even a sandwich bar that also had some yummy snacks! Incredible staff is the cherry on top.”

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  2. Lakeview Food Basket - 4710 Clarkston Rd

    4710 Clarkston Rd, Clarkston MI 48348

    4.7 Superb 68 reviews

    “Lakeview Food Basket is a great local store. The quality of the meats and the deli is always top notch, and they have a really good selection for a neighborhood grocery store. The place is always clean and the staff is friendly and helpful. You can tell they take pride in the store and care about their customers. Definitely one of the best local spots around.”

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  3. Buscemis - 9811 Dixie Hwy

    9811 Dixie Hwy, Clarkston MI 48348

    4.3 Superb 109 reviews

    “Great food.I've never had a problem with it.Only issue is they never open on time. So when I'm trying to get something before work, it's just never gonna happen. They REALLY need to edit there open time on here to 8 am atleast. Waited till 745 one morning and lef t because no one showed up.”

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  5. Kroger Deli - 6625 Dixie Hwy

    6625 Dixie Hwy, Village of Clarkston MI 48346

    3 Average 14 reviews

    “Kroger did a phenomenal job of grocery shopping and delivery!! Don't forget, if you use this service tip them and with a great tip! They are working hard to ensure you can remain safe!!”

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  6. Kroger Bakery - 6625 Dixie Highway

    6625 Dixie Highway, Village of Clarkston MI 48346

    2.4 Poor 36 reviews

    “Andrew at self check out was rude refused to get manager and proceed to snatch the wine up and whip it around hitting me in my shoulder. Then when the store manager came Andrew kept running his mouth. And I was kicked out of kroger for obviouslyrunning my kouth back to defend myself. I will not be back. I will be reporting to corporate and the BBB and I will make sure to let everyone know not to shop here. I have 2 family member who have worked for kroger for 10 plus years and I have shopped over 100 krogers in the US doing instacart and not once have I experienced the rudeness and unprofessionalism that Andrew at kroger I Clarkston village off Dixie hwy in michigan displayed.”

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  7. Jim's Cracker Barrel Grocery and Liquor - 5500 Oak Hill Rd

    5500 Oak Hill Rd, Clarkston MI 48348

    2.6 Average 49 reviews

    “Been a local store for me for a few years now and always great service and personable employees. Prices are very reasonable based on location and employees are great!”

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  8. Kroger Pharmacy - 5990 Sashabaw Road

    5990 Sashabaw Road, Village of Clarkston MI 48346

    2.4 Poor 34 reviews

    “They are short staffed like everywhere else...sometimes their notifications are inaccurate. I just make sure to give them like 3 days. However, when you go into the pharmacy for pickup; the techs are always super friendly and go out of their way to find you the best price!! For that; I'll ignore the inaccurate notifications and continue to shop there.”

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  9. Kroger - 6625 Dixie Highway

    6625 Dixie Highway, Village of Clarkston MI 48346

    2.8 Average 129 reviews

    “Jim was working in the alcohol section and was very nice. He greeted me first and asked if I needed help when I looking for something. He promptly retrieved the item from the back cooler for me and was super helpful!”

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  10. Kroger - 5990 Sashabaw Road

    5990 Sashabaw Road, Village of Clarkston MI 48346

    2.8 Average 153 reviews

    “5* for ivy the cashier at the u scan right now. Beautiful and kind person. Every single person needed the cashier and she was quick and efficient. I hate whoever does IT for the cash registers and I hate the CEO and any other higher up that chooses not to pay workers the wage they deserve. There's no way you paying her enough . With love, a nobody who does instacart across different towns and always has an extremely horrid experience because of the pieces of shit who want robots to do the work. Appreciate what you have already. You don't need another yacht. God bless ivy”

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  11. Kroger Bakery - 9741 Dixie Highway

    9741 Dixie Highway, Village of Clarkston MI 48348

    2.4 Poor 44 reviews

    “The bakery is amazing! Tiffany and the crew always make my cakes look beautiful. My favorite cake is the marble with the wippie white frosting. Always a crowd pleaser! Thank you M. Powell”

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  12. Kroger Floral Department - 9741 Dixie Highway

    9741 Dixie Highway, Village of Clarkston MI 48348

    1.8 Poor 25 reviews

    “This Kroger location gets the award for the nicest Clicklist staff ever! I cannot tell you how accommodating and friendly they have been despite the risks involved with their job. It has been a huge relief to me to have the ability to avoid going inside of grocery stores during the past few months and I am always greeted with friendly faces. I am super appreciative!”

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  13. Kroger - 9741 Dixie Highway

    9741 Dixie Highway, Village of Clarkston MI 48348

    2.6 Average 165 reviews

    “I go to this Kroger’s occasionally time to time and the employees are pretty nice. The place is pretty nice and also their food is good, and pricing is reasonable. Basically everything about this place is pretty good. Would come again and would recommend.”

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