Grocery Stores in Romulus, MI

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  1. 27427 Eureka Rd, Romulus MI 48174

    4.9 Superb 41 reviews

    “Very clean and weather appropriate climate (you'll be cool in the summer and warm I'm the winter in this store lol). Very business oriented yet family friendly people. Awesome customer relations! I can't say anything bad about this store.”

  2. 39325 Ecorse Rd, Romulus MI 48174

    4.2 Good 59 reviews

    “Owners been around the area for 25 years plus that I know of, this is the new rebuild.Has everything you need including award winning fried chicken 🍗 🐔 Great people.”

  3. 39315 Ecorse Road, Romulus MI 48174

    2.8 Average 43 reviews

    “Nice stop- huge selection of wine and liquor. Single restroom but clean. Friendly service, sub sandwiches made fresh. Beer cave ready for you! Plenty of parking and easy access.”

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  5. 35201 Van Born Road, Romulus MI 48174

    2 Poor 88 reviews

    “I would like to thank store manager of store #19927 Byron Chatman for helping with a problem I've been having at the Wayne rd dollar genreal for over a year..no one would help me get the things I purchased.. Mr Chatman had it resolved in a week.. I'm now a regular shopper at this sore.. have a blessed day Mr. Chairman.. & thank you again”

  6. 9480 Wayne Road, Romulus MI 48174

    2.2 Poor 90 reviews

    “Tia & Marcel always make the trip worth it. They are so kind, funny, and helpful to customers. The store may have a long line, be so many customers are going here now instead of family dollar….. due to their poor service! DG hours of operation are convenient, and their Apple Pay always works (unlike some stores in the area like family dollar). They also offer a wide variety of items”

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