Grocery Stores in Oxford, MI

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  1. Oxford Mills Shopping Center, 1430 South Lapeer Road, Oxford MI 48371

    4.2 Good 78 reviews

    “I.vistited this store , was amazing condition, and clean, well stocked , not sure if Mark Hall is still.the Reginal Mgr but know this is an amazing location, nice staff , Face , and cleaned , condition sir .. Thank.you I wish the District mgr would buy pizza for the store team ?, let me know?”

  2. 900 North Lapeer Road, Oxford MI 48371

    3.7 Good 212 reviews

    “Stopped in this mirror's only to buy a few things for I was camping nearby for the weekend so I can't tell you much about it.It's clean plenty of room”

  3. 900 North Lapeer Road, Oxford MI 48371

    3.5 Good 11 reviews

    “I recently visited The Basic Baker, and I must say, it was great! The scome and Coffie was just what I needed for my drive to work. The aroma of freshly baked cookies welcomes you, creating a the perfect atmosphere. I also stoped back in and got a half dozen oatmeal raisin cookies that were not only delicious but also had that perfect balance of chewiness and crunch. The staff was friendly, and the service was prompt. The Basic Baker has undoubtedly set the bar high for exceptional cookie experiences. Five stars well-deserved!”

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