Grocery Stores in Mount Clemens, MI

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  1. 420 Cass Ave, Mt Clemens MI 48043

    4.6 Superb 25 reviews

    “Tiny little shop but they have every dried chile you could possibly want. The girl at the counter is always nice, they sell a decent amount of boxed and canned goods, they have a small freezer section and some baked goods too. The ice cream stuff is great. Prices are low.”

  2. 200 North Ave, Mt Clemens MI 48043

    4.4 Superb 71 reviews

    “Always friendly. A convenient walk for the neighborhood. They keep the store stocked and clean and will keep in mind ordering a specific product if they're out of it for any brand they have.”

  3. 395 North Groesbeck Highway, Mount Clemens MI 48043

    3.6 Good 85 reviews

    “this store has the best service i have seen in quite some time. everything is easy to find in the aisles and there so many things to look at! they have this display section that always has different themes like dolly parton, lilo and stick, halloween displays, and so sooo much more. the display table has anything ranging from cooking utensils to lighting to plushies! the amazing staff at this location are always so helpful and go above and beyond when it comes to customer service. specially jacob and julia at checkout. they took so much care and time in assist me with my transaction. they showed great care and compassion in ensuring i was satisfied even though it was nearing close and i had an incredibly large order. shoutout to jacob and julia!!! every visit to this store is a great one. COME SHOP YALL!!!”

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