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Supermarkets in Mount Pleasant, MI

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  1. ALDI - 4512 East Blue Grass Road

    4512 East Blue Grass Road, Mount Pleasant MI 48858

    4.4 Superb 164 reviews

    “Lots of good produce and dry goods, dairy, etc. Mostly ALDI brand. Items vary week to week, and prices are always good. Bag your own items after purchase, but bags aren't supplied, so bring your own.”

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  2. Ric's Food Center - 705 S Mission St

    705 S Mission St, Mt Pleasant MI 48858

    4.2 Good 179 reviews

    “Rics has been around for as long as it's. Remember, they are a little more pricey than other stores, but I don't mind as they make up for it in other ways. I like rics because it's not a huge super store it's a small mom anx pop store where your dollars will go to good use if you spend money there. My friend James Braman works there and he is such a superstar. I believe he's worked there the last five years, so good for you, James, you're amazing! I'm proud of you! It's a nice store to shop at because it's not a huge store and it's easy to get in and out of. They have handicap accessible parking, and they have amigos you can ride if you need. Their deli is super nice also with fresh hot and cold food. They make "green fluff" like my grandma used to make anx it's my favorite to get.”

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  3. Meijer - 1015 Pickard Street

    1015 Pickard Street, Mount Pleasant MI 48858

    3.9 Good 276 reviews

    “Our friendly family store and prices are a little higher than the other store but I think the quality is much better 😉 I try never to buy store 🏪 brands.”

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