Grocery Stores in Pellston, MI

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  1. 87 US-31, Pellston MI 49769

    4.2 Good 32 reviews

    “Nice clean store. So far all of their staff has been polite and friendly. The store has been well stocked on every occasion I have shopped there. They have a decent variety of items and prices are acceptable for a small town store. Parking is adequate and close to the entry/exit. They do not appear to have a mobility scooter or wheelchair available which would be a nice addition.”

  2. 45 US-31, Pellston MI 49769

    3.4 Good 74 reviews

    “Really convenient grocery store, especially for something attached to a gas station. Surprisingly well stocked. They have a fresh produce section — vegetables and fruits looked fresh and nicely arranged. We were able to buy everything we needed for a last-minute BBQ outing. Super helpful when you don’t have time to go to a big supermarket. Wide array of beverages too — sodas, juices, beers, wines. Also lots of grab-and-go options like pizza, sandwiches, and snacks. Clean place, easy stop, and very practical when you need things quickly. Would definitely come back.”

  3. 45 Stimpson Street South, US Highway 31, Pellston MI 49769

    3 Average 45 reviews

    “First off this is an easy off easy on right off the highway. The minute you get off the highway heading North you can see the station. The front side has lots of pumps for gasers and around the back is a full service stop for 18 wheelers. Inside the store we were greeted by very pleasant staff. The store is well stocked with a large variety of drinks, fast food, a huge refrigeratorated section, chips, candy, nuts etc. I liked the coffee machine that grinds the beans and brews a fresh cup on the spot! The restrooms were neat and clean. Weather you are driving a car, truck, pulling a camper or driving an eighteen wheeler there is plenty of room for a quick stop or pull over to the side for a little rest! We will definitely stop here again. Try it and let me know what you think and have a great trip!”

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