Grocery Stores near Dansville, MI

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  1. 1616 Mason St, Dansville MI 48819

    3.8 Good 68 reviews

    “It's not a huge grocery store where you end up buying more than what you needed. Easy peesy to run in and run out. Friendly workers as well. I like them all!!”

  2. 4200 Williamston Rd, Stockbridge MI 49285

    4.9 Superb 46 reviews

    “Update: CREDIT CARDS NOW ACCEPTED! Nice family owned store, Good Amish-made donuts, pies, and baked goods. Decent variety of groceries/dry goods, baking supplies, and candy. Also has a refrigerated section with milk, butter, and more. Fried pies are excellent!”

  3. 121 E Elizabeth St, Stockbridge MI 49285

    4.9 Superb 22 reviews

    “Plane Food Market sells Amish baked goods, some produce, honey, "country knickknacks" cookies, muffins and they have a small coffee bar. I was passing through town and I was craving a coffee so I stopped in and ordered a coffee and a delicious cookie. Although they make espresso they had not know what an Americano was.”

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  5. 3544 Meridian Crossing Dr #110, Okemos MI 48864

    4.5 Superb 68 reviews

    “They didn't have what I needed, but they were very helpful and the store was very clean. I would probably say 4 1/2 stars because he didn't offer to try to order anything for me”

  6. 550 Hull Rd, Mason MI 48854

    4 Good 165 reviews

    “I like the updates that have been implemented in their remodel.Things are more streamlined now.This has always been my favorite Meijer since they opened....I like the smaller size of this store. Having this Meijer has helped bring some new businesses to the area.”

  7. 173 W Maple St, Mason MI 48854

    4.2 Good 32 reviews

    “Quality Dairy offers you just that, quality dairy and much more! A staple of Lansing and the surrounding areas, QD offers hot coffee, fresh donuts, cold slushies and more! Stop in today for some ice cream or whatever else you need and see for yourself why people keep coming back to QD!”

  8. 151 W Grand River Ave, Williamston MI 48895

    4.2 Good 16 reviews

    “Very good selection and helpful staff. The managers go above and beyond on service. Good meat department and wine and beer selection. Pharmacy team is very friendly.”

  9. 151 W Grand River Ave, Williamston MI 48895

    3.9 Good 114 reviews

    “Lovely small town grocery shopping with just about anything you need. Lovely staff in the Bakery and Deli Departments. I'm still confused as to why the prices are on the bottom of everything. Now I have to touch everything or lift a chicken or cake above my head..... ? ? ?”

  10. 4593 S M 52, Stockbridge MI 49285

    3.4 Good 75 reviews

    “We love our Dollar General. We don't have a grocery store near us closest one is 14 miles away but our Dollar ageneral has almost everything and everyone in town shops there. Lisa is the manager and she is above ? amazing”

  11. 4668 W Grand River Ave, Webberville MI 48892

    3.3 Good 86 reviews

    “Quick stop for locals but not a great location for those coming from the highway. Typical household essentials and small grocery section. Cute seasonal decor. Sale items are never coded correctly, so watch your purchases closely if you are hoping to save a few dollars.”

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