Supermarkets near Gladstone, MI

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  1. 409 N 9th St, Gladstone MI 49837

    3.5 Good 107 reviews

    “First time here. Stopped because I was driving through and so hungry but didn’t want to get gas station or fast food. It’s a very nice little grocery. I bought an apple and a cold BLT wrap. The prices were great, the wrap was only $5. I was surprised to see self check out at such a small rural store. I used one. I’m a little daft, especially when tired, and often have trouble figuring out how to ring up produce at a self check out, but this one was really easy. I’ll definitely be back any time I’m passing through during business hours. It’s only a little off US 2 and a much healthier way to get lunch than gas stations or fast food.”

  2. 412 N Lincoln Rd, Escanaba MI 49829

    4.5 Superb 134 reviews

    “Elmer's is a family oriented grocery store that I enjoy shopping at. I like the meat section and the groceries are what I pick and like for my dietary needs. The staff and cashier's are always positive and willing to help in a professional manner. I would encourage any of my piers to shop there.”

  3. 2520 3rd Ave N, Escanaba MI 49829

    4.3 Superb 109 reviews

    “Always great deals, sometimes gotta dig in the back for the best cheese "Munster" like the regular items and some new ones wish stayed. Always changing but in a good way. Always remember to check the pre-made salads sometimes it's bad. Could definitely use more cashiers or being faster at getting new lanes open. As for ordering online for pick ups tried it 3 different times wasn't working but that was a couple months ago.”

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  5. 505 N 26th St, Escanaba MI 49829

    4.1 Good 201 reviews

    “Very nice and clean, lots of different varieties to choose from. Plenty a parking, handicapped parking available also. I prefer shopping here because they offer a bigger variety with the groceries, I give this a 10 or 10 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐”

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