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Supermarkets in Midland, MI

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  1. ALDI - 1200 Joe Mann Blvd

    1200 Joe Mann Blvd, Midland MI 48642

    4.6 Superb 142 reviews

    “Aldi in Midland Mi JoeMann blvd not as clean as the store on Bay City Rd Midland Mi. Difficulty find help USUALLY very frequently. the ALDI location on Bay City Rd the employees ignore you like they don't even see you even when they are tasking right next to you!!! SAD ITS LIKE COMPLETE SELF SERVICE”

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  2. ALDI - 4801 Bay City Rd

    4801 Bay City Rd, Midland MI 48642

    4 Good 36 reviews

    “This new location is in a great spot. The store is clean, well stocked, and the staff are friendly. I love that I don't have to drive up to the busy part of town to get groceries.”

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  3. Meijer - 7300 Eastman Ave

    7300 Eastman Ave, Midland MI 48642

    3.8 Good 239 reviews

    “Meijer is great. We moved away from the Midwest for about 28 years and Meijer(s) was very missed. They have a great produce department that puts Walmart to shame. The Midland Meijer is undergoing some changes, but they are doing their best to keep the experience good. Some things are better at Walmart and some things are better at Meijer, but it is great to have the option to shop at both as they are located right next to each other in Midland.”

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