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Grocery Stores in Fennville, MI

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  1. Fennville Main Street Market - 125 E Main St

    125 E Main St, Fennville MI 49408

    5 Superb 18 reviews

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  2. The Little Store - 6586 122nd Ave

    6586 122nd Ave, Fennville MI 49408

    4.5 Superb 116 reviews

    “Our hometown place to go for just about all our needs from huge slices of pizza, tasty burgers, some delicious fries and onion rings. Can't forget the cowboy bites, yummy. Then if you're in the mood for ice cream or a slushy, they have that as well. Their prices can't be beat. The owners are awesome people and their entire staff are amazing. Thank you Bill and Chris”

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  3. La Media Luna - 1302 56th St

    1302 56th St, Fennville MI 49408

    4.6 Superb 20 reviews

    “Store own by a humble couple, who moved from Chicago years ago looking for a better life and safe place for their family. I recommend this place, have everything for your everyday meals except fresh meats(sorry I didn't ask for). Mexican and Guatemalan groceries. And reasonably prices.”

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  5. Supermercado La Poblanita - 310 West Main Street

    310 West Main Street, Fennville MI 49408

    3.7 Good 29 reviews

    “I have visited this store 3 times this month. They have a large variety of fresh foods, meats & hot food for a quick lunch. The sweet girl at the counter is my favorite part of shopping here. She is very friendly. I plan to shop here regularly.”

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  6. Wagoner's - 121 E Main St

    121 E Main St, Fennville MI 49408

    3.7 Good 125 reviews

    “Good selections for a small town grocery store. Expansive liquor options and the fried chicken from the deli is delicious. Check the expiration dates on the meat.”

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