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  1. ALDI - 5165 Marsh Road

    5165 Marsh Road, Okemos MI 48864

    4.6 Superb 215 reviews

    “Different set up than many of the Aldi stores I've been to and a little more on the crowded side with the set up, but overall decent and mostly clean store.”

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  2. Tom's Food Center - 1619 W Grand River Ave

    1619 W Grand River Ave, Okemos MI 48864

    4.3 Superb 121 reviews

    “I like Tom's. If only it would thoroughly clean the front entrance. Where the carts are, the floor needs to be cleaned every day. The carpet needs cleaning. The entrance is the first thing you see. Keep it as clean as possible and display your featured sales right there.”

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  3. Meijer Bakery - 2055 West Grand River Avenue

    2055 West Grand River Avenue, Okemos MI 48864

    3 Average 3 reviews

    “It's a decent grocery store. Sometimes they are out of fresh foods or premade foods. I struggle to get rotisserie chicken. The staff is friendly. It isn't too crowded in the store but the parking lot gets busy. It also has a bottle return which is nice.”

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  5. Meijer - 2055 West Grand River Avenue

    2055 West Grand River Avenue, Okemos MI 48864

    3.9 Good 255 reviews

    “I don’t know how many times I have to review this place… I think I’ve left at least four reviews… I love this Meijer. It’s not busy, right by my house, nice and convenient! Dare to enter….a world of wonders in a grocery store ?????‍♂️???‍♀️?⏰?”

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