Grocery Stores near Lake City, MI

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  1. 6067 W Jennings Rd, Lake City MI 49651

    4.2 Good 82 reviews

    “The better of the two Dollar General Stores in Lake City, because they have everything that the other store on M55 road has. Always driving to the Dollar General Store on Jennings Road upset because the two stores should have the same items which they don't and to me why would they build a new store for convenience when it's not at all. ?”

  2. 5760 West Houghton Lake Road, Lake City MI 49651

    4.1 Good 72 reviews

    “Roger's always has stocked shelves and a clean store. The staff changes a lot but they are always friendly and helpful. Prices are what one would expect in a smaller town and definitely worth the convenience.”

  3. 9200 S Burkett Rd, McBain MI 49657

    4.9 Superb 176 reviews

    “I love everything about it. If you find something to complain about this store...it's all on you! The vibe is awesome, prices are amazing and the folks are very welcoming”

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  5. 420 E Prosper Rd, Falmouth MI 49632

    4.6 Superb 236 reviews

    “Edit: Been getting cows processed here for years. The communication wasn’t great last time. Definitely considering getting my meat processed elsewhere. Still have had many more good experiences than bad.”

  6. 349 N Pine St, McBain MI 49657

    4 Good 29 reviews

    “If you go to this store in mcbain I hope you get Thomas as your cashier. He is very kind, willing to help customers, and thoughtful. He always makes sure to ask if you found everything ok and how you are every time without fail. Give this man a raise!”

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