Grocery Stores in Coloma, MI

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  1. 6577 Paw Paw Avenue, Coloma MI 49038

    4.2 Good 176 reviews

    “I grew up coming here with my parents . You always have what you need you don't have to drive To the big city. And you always see familiar friendly ?faces ;family and friends hang out and shop here. thanks guys ?”

  2. 6230 M-63, Coloma MI 49038

    4.1 Good 44 reviews

    “Staff is amazing, friendly, and super helpful especially the new manager Teresa! Store is starting to look up from the past management that was there. Love love love this store! also keep in mind they’re the only store without going in to town so no wonder why they’re out of things they aren’t a grocery store :)”

  3. 5514 Paw Paw Lake Rd, Coloma MI 49038

    4.2 Good 9 reviews

    “Stop in for snacks or some lottery, and perhaps you might be the next lucky customer to purchase a winning Fantasy 5 ticket worth $288,531 like some unknown customer did on February 3, 2021.”

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  5. 6640 Red Arrow Highway, Coloma MI 49038

    3.9 Good 87 reviews

    “John at this location is GREAT, always so helpful and says hello when he sees you in a aisle. It's a dying customer interaction skill but so glad he continues to keep it alive! Thanks John.”

  6. 6577 Paw Paw Ave, Coloma MI 49038

    3.6 Good 29 reviews

    “When I got, there to pick up my food it was ready to go. Good service and the ladies at the deli were very nice. And the lady at the self service check was very nice and good at her job. Thank you Hardings Friendly Market Coloma Michigan”

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