Grocery Stores in Ionia, MI

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  1. 3065 S State Rd, Ionia MI 48846

    4.5 Superb 146 reviews

    “My absolute favorite place to shop. Produce is always fresh and good, plus they offer many organic items. Plenty of cheese, dips and toppings for crackers. I love their grass fed beef and the prices. One of my favorite isles is the Aldi's Finds. Unusual items at great prices. I'm not really too happy about the self checkout, but if you only have a few items it's fast, but they don't accept cash”

  2. 324 W Main St, Ionia MI 48846

    4.9 Superb 22 reviews

    “Super clean, organized, and friendly staff! I came in while they were busy setting up the potato bar, but Taryn was super helpful and recommended I get the banana bread she just made as my snack (it was amazing and moist). I loved all the bulk options and wished I would have made it to the potatoe bar :) going to have to come back to check more out”

  3. 2770 S State Rd, Ionia MI 48846

    4.1 Good 216 reviews

    “Organized and well stocked! As a shipt shopper who has shopped at lots of Meijer stores, this one is definitely my favorite! The employees are all helpful and go out of the way to help customers find what they need. This has quickly became my favorite meijer. Other stores should take note and learn from their example.”

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  5. 152 Sprague Rd, Ionia MI 48846

    3.5 Good 249 reviews

    “Affordable shopping. They have improved their speed at checkout with more people which is excellent. My request is stop asking for my receipt when I leave, you spend enough money on security cameras you don't need to check my receipt.”

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