Supermarkets near Oxford, MI

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  1. 900 North Lapeer Road, Oxford MI 48371

    3.6 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”

  2. 3044 Walton Blvd., Rochester Hills MI 48309

    4.8 Superb 299 reviews

    “My go to grocery store! I have been shopping almost exclusively at Trader Joe’s since I moved out of my parents house. I adore the limited selection of products and simple layout compared to regular grocery stores. They do have very overpriced meats that are subpar in general- so I go elsewhere for that. But everything else is my favorite here. Very good customer service too! If you have your hands full with kids they always offer to help me shop and bring my groceries to the car. And just a very positive and upbeat attitude when you talk to anyone here- nation wide. I’ve never had a bad experience with a Trader Joe’s employee.”

  3. 5677 Dixie Hwy, Waterford MI 48329

    4.6 Superb 28 reviews

    “Stopped in today for some stocking stuffer treats for my kiddos. Found exactly what I wanted and more!!! The person who helped us was very kind and helpful. I can’t wait to come back and bring my kids, next time we will try the attached restaurant too!!!”

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  5. 475 Brown Ave, Lake Orion MI 48359

    4.4 Superb 128 reviews

    “Great store with prices you can't beat at Kroger, Meijer or Walmart. Looks new inside and out and very clean. I feel like it may even be a slightly larger than average Aldi with a touch more selection than others.”

  6. 4494 Clintonville Rd, Waterford MI 48329

    3.5 Good 123 reviews

    “Love Clintonville Market. I can find almost everything I can at the grocery store and their prices are unbeatable! I always stop in. They also have Cooks dairy farm milk and ice cream.”

  7. 800 Brown Road, Auburn Hills MI 48326

    3.4 Good 276 reviews

    “Almost always has everything I need, but they do need to try to carry more dragonfruit. And I would love for them wait for one season to end before Bringing out the next. I hate seeing christmas out before Thanksgiving, and Easter before st Patrick's day. And bring some more stuff to the deli. It's getting Boring.”

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