Grocery Stores near Frederic, MI

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  1. 6088 N Old 27 N, Frederic MI 49733

    4.2 Good 26 reviews

    “I should not be allowed in any dollar store. Walk in for two things walk out with 55 ?‍♀️ Definitely impressed with the amount of new items they carry though :-) which is why I should not step foot in one again, ?”

  2. 2333 I-75BL, Grayling MI 49738

    4.5 Superb 109 reviews

    “Stopped in to pick up a few last minute pantry items on our way up north. Save A Lot had everything we needed at great prices. Friendly service. Clean well stocked store.”

  3. 2470 I-75BL, Grayling MI 49738

    3.8 Good 175 reviews

    “Shout out to the employee who helped me bring my groceries to my car because I had my baby with me, in his car seat, and a full cart of food. That was awesome. The staff are great!”

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  5. 6966 W M-72 Hwy, Grayling MI 49738

    4 Good 4 reviews

    “We went into this dollar general today we usually go to the one off 75 buisness loop. We will not be goin back to that dollar general on the other side of town Much bigger selection”

  6. 2470 I-75BL, Grayling MI 49738

    2.4 Poor 15 reviews

    “Awesome, helpful staff that have done nothing but go above and beyond to help me with any issues that have came about! I used Walgreens for years and wish I would have saved myself all the aggravation of going without my meds because Walgreens never had my medication in stock (exact same one for years) when they did get or have it I would have to waite sometimes another 24 hours before it was ready even though i already waited a week for the medication to be delivered to the store! Family Fare treats me with dignity and respect and I truly appreciate you all and all your hard work, keep pushing on! ?”

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