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  1. ALDI - 2009 West Washington Street

    2009 West Washington Street, Greenville MI 48838

    4.8 Superb 86 reviews

    “It's my favorite supermarket. Very reasonable prices, friendly staff, and a wide variety of items are available. I am very satisfied no matter which Aldiro I go to.”

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  2. Meijer - 606 S Greenville W Dr

    606 S Greenville W Dr, Greenville MI 48838

    4 Good 71 reviews

    “Everyone, please check your receipt for prices on sale items not being registered in the system. 3 times lately I have found errors on my purchases after getting home!!!”

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  3. Meijer - 606 S Greenville W Dr

    606 S Greenville W Dr, Greenville MI 48838

    4.1 Good 281 reviews

    “Let me start off by saying, this was an only going to happen once thing, but Logan, James, and all the other customer service help saved my pockets tonight. Had an issue with some stuff that I was going to return after I bought it, didn’t even leave the counter, and had to wait a long time but well worth it. Would’ve been a big bummer to not have that refund for stuff. I applaud the patience of all the staff for working with me, and even making sure it was made right. Best believe i’ll always stay as a returning customer.”

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