Grocery Stores in Madison Heights, MI

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  1. 30257 John R Road, Madison Heights MI 48071

    4.5 Superb 281 reviews

    “I'm in here every week and get the taco salad or wet burrito. Food quality is just outstanding. I'm a chef and only. I said only eat out here. When you do good, I give honest feedback. If I get my taco salad and it's missing half the salad. I'm going to take a picture and post it. So you can be more consistent. This is the 1st and hopefully only time I get a smaller salad. I come here because the foods great and will still come back. Not a big deal. Tell the new guy, don't be cheap lol. Gracias amigos and Amigas. Audios Btw. Salad tasted wonderful. Thank you for that.”

  2. 29200 N Campbell Rd, Madison Heights MI 48071

    4.4 Superb 199 reviews

    “My family has been shopping Hollywood since before I was born. Everyone is super helpful. Prices are higher than other stores but meat is great. Friendly workers and customers alike.”

  3. 30160 John R Road, Madison Heights MI 48071

    4.4 Superb 76 reviews

    “Love the fresh food that they have in the mornings but you have to go early because they sell out very fast. Their in-house bread they make there is also amazing! Prices are fair. I'm always a returning customer here.”

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  5. 1485 W 14 Mile Rd, Madison Heights MI 48071

    4 Good 155 reviews

    “Now that they've done the full changeover from Value Center, they've gone more upscale with their offerings (and prices). That said, it's still a good place to buy meat, and they seem to have a pretty regular selection of marked down products for people who don't mind things nearing their expiration date. They've got a good selection of frozen seafood now, and have installed a sushi bar.”

  6. 30257 John R Rd, Madison Heights MI 48071

    4.9 Superb 8 reviews

  7. 28551 Dequindre Road, Madison Heights MI 48071

    3.7 Good 93 reviews

    “The store manager Dee really impressed me today, with her patience, how she greeted and talked to everyone and OMG how well she was multi-tasking. They've also remodeled the store and I LUV IT! Thanks again....😃 My items are always in stock and the stores team members are always helpful and pleasant.”

  8. 29101 John R Road, Madison Heights MI 48071

    3.1 Average 17 reviews

    “I just want to say thank you! I had a tire that needed to be plugged and I came in right as they opened. Was not aware that an appointment was needed. I explained my situation and the technician was very accommodating. I really appreciate what she did.”

  9. 900 E Mandoline Ave, Madison Heights MI 48071

    1.5 Poor 10 reviews

  10. 29101 John R Road, Madison Heights MI 48071

    3.5 Good 233 reviews

    “I really like bj s. They have so many coupons n good deals. I got .50 cents off a gallon on already cheap price for gas for spending $150 i was already going to spend.”

  11. 1005 East 13 Mile Road, Madison Heights MI 48071

    3.3 Good 304 reviews

    “Always well-stocked and organized. I love the 15 minute parking spots for when I'm just running in for a moment. There are plenty of self-checkouts! 2025: lots of changes happening and they're for the best 2026: Renovations on the inside; even an upgrade to the Drive-Thru”

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