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  1. Quality Dairy Store - 2233 Cedar Street

    2233 Cedar Street, Holt MI 48842

    3.8 Good 91 reviews

    “We had the death by chocolate ice cream last night and it was incredible! We were pleasantly surprised by the pricing especially compared to other ice cream chains. The person was especially helpful; after I ordered a death by chocolate sundae I learned that it was using soft serve. I asked if I could switch it to the scoopable ice cream. It was no problem and he gave me an equivalent amount of ice cream for the price I paid for the sundae. I got a rewards card because I am definitely coming back!”

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  2. De Rosa's Party Store - 1959 Cedar St

    1959 Cedar St, Holt MI 48842

    4.1 Good 38 reviews

    “I wasn't sure about the new owner at first because noone likes change and the old crew knew me and i was sad to them go. After awhile i quit pouting and gave the new people a shot. My favorite is the sweet cute tiny woman that works at night...of course I cant remember her name but shes the Bees Knees!! I'm always literally running up there 5 min to close seems like lately. I call on my way outa breath and usually sweating up a storm and she always waits for me and let's me in. The owner and I have had some funny situations happen because I can be ditzy but I've never left that store without a smile on my face!!”

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  3. Dollar General - 2040 North Aurelius Road Suite 22

    2040 North Aurelius Road Suite 22, Holt MI 48842

    3.8 Good 74 reviews

    “They have what I need most the time I love Wheaties but they run out fast or don't always get them cuz of corporate don't always get stuff people like all the time not DG's employee's fault they have NO control over what they get on the truck's and not every DG has the same things. Still has things others don't and they are not all owned by the same people.”

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  5. Kroger Deli - 2495 North Cedar Street

    2495 North Cedar Street, Holt MI 48842

    3.5 Good 34 reviews

    “Exactly what everyone expects from a pharmacy...high quality and service! Just so you know this review is for the Kroger pharmacy and not any restaurant, just in case this question format can / could adjust to the topic inquired about.”

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  6. Kroger Money Services - 2495 N Cedar St

    2495 N Cedar St, Holt MI 48842

    2.6 Average 16 reviews

    “Leaving this review for the lady that takes care of bottle return area! I didn't catch her name but it was during the day and she has glasses and greyish blonde hair! What a FANTASTIC person and keeps that bottle room IMMACULATE!! Best bottle return area ever! Kroger corporate needs to hire this lady to go around and train others! Or even any store! Give that lady a giant raise and keep her happy! She also has one of the most magnificent customer service attitudes! I am so impressed by this that I go to this location (way out of my way) to shop when I need to return bottles! She rocks! I would like to also add that the meat department has drastically improved as well as nearly everything else! Good job to this location!”

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  7. Kroger - 2495 Cedar Street

    2495 Cedar Street, Holt MI 48842

    2.7 Average 184 reviews

    “Nail was stocking and stopped what he was doing to check in the back for me (his suggestion) to find the provalone. I have no doubt that he wrestled a bear while he was back there in his quest because that’s how Arden he was in his desire to assist. I hope they promote him.”

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