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  1. Harbor Springs Market - 300 W Lake St

    300 W Lake St, Harbor Springs MI 49740

    4.7 Superb 139 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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  2. ALDI - 2130 Anderson Rd

    2130 Anderson Rd, Petoskey MI 49770

    4.4 Superb 103 reviews

    “Traveling and needed a few things. Everything looked fresh and well stocked. Plenty of wine selection and I really enjoy self checkout, never a bad experience with my checkout at self checkout.”

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  3. Meijer - 1201 Lears Rd

    1201 Lears Rd, Petoskey MI 49770

    3.8 Good 242 reviews

    “Talk about one stop shopping! Huge footprint, supports a fairly rural community and has everything. All the things… groceries, adult beverages, home decor, pets’ needs. Also high tech, you can electronically checkout as you fill your cart for a quick exit too! Bright, clean and the staff are helpful and friendly.”

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