Grocery Stores in Lowell, MI

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  1. 11535 Fulton St E, Lowell MI 49331

    4.8 Superb 60 reviews

    “The people were very friendly, helped out when I asked questions to help me, people that came there to get food. They were really nice. I got all the food that I needed and hope to see you again. I really appreciate everything. That they've done down there at the flat river outreach.”

  2. 11901 Fulton Street East, Lowell MI 49331

    4 Good 214 reviews

    “I need to give a round of applause and tip my hat Meijer. Because of their high pricing I have never been so excited to give more money to Aldi! Eggs, milk, deli meats ALMOST EVERYTHING is cheaper at Aldi. Aldi brand makes Meijer brand and Fredericks look like low quality garbage quality. Thank you so much Maya for allowing me to know spend less money and get better value from a competitor. At least them not having people at Lanes or people around to help does in fact lower the prices, it's also nice not having 50 Meijer employees doing shop and scans clogging up the lanes. All the best and more money to Aldi!”

  3. 413 East Main Street, Lowell MI 49331

    3 Average 98 reviews

    “I shopped here during the day around 2 in the afternoon. It was during the week so I understand they might not expect to be busy. I also understand that covid has everything didn't with schedules for stores. But they literally had every aisle blocked and full of stock carts. There was no way that many carts could be worked at one time effectively. I've worked retail as an employee and manager I just could not see the reasoning. It made shopping very difficult. I mean as far as dollar generals the people are always very nice and every other time it's been fine. But I just didn't understand why they would make shopping almost impossible.”

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