Grocery Stores near Harvey, MI

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  1. 101 Carmen Dr, Harvey MI 49855

    3.9 Good 104 reviews

    “Lofaros has a great selection of meats! Great burgers for the grill. Convenient location for those that live in Harvey that dont want to make the trip to town. I have not tried the hot deli but it looks like a great option if you need something quick! Highly recommend checking out this local grocery store for your needs.”

  2. 502 W Washington St, Marquette MI 49855

    4.7 Superb 169 reviews

    “Great place to stop and get things for lunch or dinner if you are visiting the area for an extended stay. If you are local, you are lucky - this place is awesome.”

  3. 3070 US-41, Marquette MI 49855

    4.7 Superb 121 reviews

    “They are the only ones that carry my favorite spaghetti sauce, just an fyi. But the bakery here is what I love the most. Even last minute orders were honored and done very well for me every time I've ordered from them. The cakes taste amazing but they look even better than they taste. They are the only place I will order cakes from at all in my area.”

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  5. 560 Fern Pl, Marquette MI 49855

    4.8 Superb 53 reviews

    “We stopped in while traveling and trying to support the local economy and we were very impressed. It was a fulfilling experience to find this grocer that sells all locally sourced produce and other food. It had a great vibe and the customer service was incredible. The man working there answered many questions we had about some of the products and was just genuinely helpful and kind. We will definitely be back to support this business when we are in town.”

  6. 3480 US-41, Marquette MI 49855

    4.5 Superb 87 reviews

    “I had to run in just for a couple things today in a rush. The associate, Bre, was amazing helping me finding what I needed so quickly! Super friendly, kind & very helpful. great prices also!!”

  7. 9229 US-41, Skandia MI 49885

    4.4 Superb 67 reviews

    “Friendly staff and helpful. They have a little bit of everything and some unique items like fresh meat, local crafts and baked goods, and a good selection of beer and spirits.The feed store is well stocked.”

  8. 123 Genesee St, Marquette MI 49855

    4.3 Superb 95 reviews

    “Marquette native and I go to Marquette weekly I reside in Delta County and it's a nostalgic memory for me every time I buy a pasty and the tuna salad my first apartment kitty corner to the store and my auntie Ina lived right across from Cals ,,it's a slice of happiness when I stop in ,,good times and good memories..thanks for the memories Cals have three friends stop in for the pasties when they arrive in Marquette from delta county see you soon ..thanks for keeping the taste I remember of the pasties and tuna salad tastes like the same recipe..I have my friend Christine hooked on your huge peanut butter cookies bought her one last Friday..see you soon..”

  9. 3630 US-41, Marquette MI 49855

    3.9 Good 203 reviews

    “Very nice clean store, huge variety of different foods to choose from. The deli department is very clean, stuff is a little bit pricey, especially the deli and bakery items but that's the economy right now I guess?”

  10. 3225 US-41, Marquette MI 49855

    3.8 Good 228 reviews

    “It's always interesting to compare Walmarts when traveling (or maybe not, but we do it). It was spacious, clean, well-stocked with plenty of self checkouts. It was nice they didn't have to lock up Legos or razor blades like our local store (not blaming the store, blaming thieves).”

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