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  1. Coast Guard Exchange - 650 South Harbor Drive

    650 South Harbor Drive, Grand Haven MI 49417

    4.6 Superb 24 reviews

    “If you qualify to use the Exchange, you are probably wondering like I was, if it is worth the drive to Grand Haven. If you are interested in their booze selection and prices, the answer is unequivocally Yes! I found one of my favorite bourbons that costs $74 at Meijer (with taxes) for $45. I also got a bottle of rum that goes for $31 at Meijer for $14. The small store is roughly 50% dedicated to spirits. They have a very good, though not exhaustive election. If you are shopping for anything besides booze or Coast Guard stuff, it probably is not worth your time.”

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  2. Buffalo Bob's - 136 Washington Ave

    136 Washington Ave, Grand Haven MI 49417

    4 Good 55 reviews

    “Coming in from North Muskegon and was in the area and needed a hat for the November Witch so nipped in to Bob's. Nice guy and nice shop with all the grinding and winter gear I need I definately a place to shop for winter. Thank you Bob!”

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  3. Walmart Supercenter - 14700 US-31

    14700 US-31, Grand Haven MI 49417

    3.9 Good 236 reviews

    “I unfortunately did not catch his name, I think It was Jake. the Gentleman working the auto mechanic section of the store was just fabulous. Genuinely saved the day, and helped me without making me feel judged or stupid for such a silly ask. Thank you”

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