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  1. Jim's Foodmart - 300 Pearl St

    300 Pearl St, Houghton MI 49931

    4.5 Superb 48 reviews

    “Great little store, little bit of a bodega vibe but in a good way. I really enjoyed the selection of soda and non-alcoholic drinks as well as the variety of ramen. The staff was friendly and the store was clean. I'll be back again to shop some more.”

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  2. Marketplace Foods - 1000 W Sharon Ave

    1000 W Sharon Ave, Houghton MI 49931

    4.1 Good 165 reviews

    “This was a nice surprise for a market. It had everything I needed from a grocery, it was clean and organized, but I really loved that I could bring in my own bags and not feel rushed at checkout.”

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  3. Festival Foods - 47401 M-26

    47401 M-26, Houghton MI 49931

    4 Good 60 reviews

    “I went in to return several dollars worth of cans before shopping. It's nice how promptly they attend to full return can machines. Cashier was friendly also. A nice choice of products, food and other items. Staff is friendly and willing to take you to an item you can't find.”

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  5. Walmart Supercenter - 995 Razorback Drive

    995 Razorback Drive, Houghton MI 49931

    3.6 Good 226 reviews

    “This store is so freaking huge it's almost too big I get lost in it I'm from Oregon I went to Michigan to see my sister and my mom on hospice but I stopped at Walmart and it is a One stop shop even has Subway And a pharmacy”

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