Grocery Stores in Harbor Springs, MI

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  1. 1075 N Lake Shore Dr, Harbor Springs MI 49737

    4.7 Superb 106 reviews

    “We loved this store! We each got one of the warm ciabatta sandwiches - The Soprano, The Mama Cass, and The Local - and they were all the perfect midday pick me up before driving through the Tunnel of Trees. We also got a dinner size chicken pot pie and a mini beef pot pie to heat up at the Airbnb and oh my goodness was that an excellent choice. Delicious. Also, do NOT miss out on their fresh cookies. Crazy good. We took a bunch of those to go as well. The souvenirs and other odds and ends are a nice selection, but honestly I would come just for the homemade goods and the super friendly people. A must stop when adventuring through this area of Michigan.”

  2. 5948 West Levering Road, Harbor Springs MI 49740

    4.5 Superb 33 reviews

    “Not to be missed local delicacies: Tator Tots, Tuna Mac Salad, and the Spinach & Artichoke dip, and the potato salad, were all fresh and delicious! We even had a second serving and it brought out to the picnic area out front. Great service.”

  3. 300 W Lake St, Harbor Springs MI 49740

    4.4 Superb 140 reviews

    “This great market has everything you need. In some areas selection is more limited, but you don't have to spend hours just getting around the place. If you have a question, there is always staff nearby, and they know the answer. The meat and fish are always fresh. Very efficient and friendly checkout staff - lines are never long. They have a couple coolers with prepared sandwiches, salads and soups if you don't feel like cooking. The wine and liquor section is the best in the area.”

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