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Supermarkets in Jackson, MI

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  1. ALDI - 1100 West North Street

    1100 West North Street, Jackson MI 49202

    4.4 Superb 186 reviews

    “I love the convenience of having fewer options. I get stuck forever at stores where they have so many brands of vitamins (for instance), you just cannot make a decision if you're like me. They have all the grocery basics and a few gift or seasonal items (July: school supplies). The prices seem reasonable. Just remember to bring a quarter to get a cart (the money is returned to you when you bring the cart back.) You will also need your own bags or you can grab free boxes, or pay for bags if you want to. The checkout is usually super fast, or at this location, you can use a self-checkout lane. Great concept!”

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  2. ALDI - 3021 East Michigan Avenue

    3021 East Michigan Avenue, Jackson MI 49202

    4.4 Superb 86 reviews

    “This store carries a smaller selection of grocery items, but the prices are always better than going to the name brand stores. Examine your produce (as with any store) some times the produce in the best.”

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  3. Meijer - 3333 East Michigan Avenue

    3333 East Michigan Avenue, Jackson MI 49202

    3.9 Good 256 reviews

    “First time visiting this location and it was clean and well stocked which I've noticed is the norm across all Meijer locations. Easy in and out after grabbing what I needed!”

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  5. Meijer - 2777 Airport Road

    2777 Airport Road, Jackson MI 49202

    3.8 Good 288 reviews

    “First time stopping at this Meijer, seems to be recently renovated and matches the layout of my new local Meijer. Easy to find what I needed and plenty of self checkouts were available. Clean, bright, and well stocked!”

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