42193 Wilson Memorial Dr, Chassell MI 49916
“We were in the area for a few nights on a multi-state trip and we stopped here a couple times. The store has lots of stuff and the prices are great. It’s a true general store. We got grass fed ground beef, chips, ice cream, and we could have gotten a ton of other things. If you are in the area I recommend stopping!”
300 Pearl St, Houghton MI 49931
“Jim's Foodmart is an absolute staple in the Houghton/Michigan Technological University community. Extremely convenient to access from campus, fair prices, and the best beer, wine, and spirits selection in the area.Whether you need some quick grocery items, or if you need to do a full grocery shop, Jim's has you covered.Locally owned and operated. Shop local. Support local. You can tell that the owners care about the store and their employees. All staff is very friendly and helpful. Great job to everyone at Jim's! They never disappoint.”
125 Quincy St, Hancock MI 49930
“If you want alcohol they have all you can look for great selection very little chose of sodas though unless you want two liters they also have great selection of beers as well”
100 Hancock St, Hancock MI 49930
“Every time I come here the store is clean and the workers are so friendly. I previously used to go to Krist as my go-to but no longer. Parking is not ideal, but considering the location it’s definitely not something that can really be improved. Very glad for this station though, especially after the renovations. The Frosters are the best.”
1007 Memorial Rd, Houghton MI 49931
“Fast . You don't have to stand in line or wander around the store for our to get your subscription like you do at Walmart Walmart doesn't on purpose so they can get you to buy more stuff from their store Walgreens is the best place to go to get your scriptions”
1007 Memorial Rd, Houghton MI 49931
“I went to Walmart to get a prescription today, but they didn't have some medical supplies we needed, so they directed us to Walgreens. Tina at the pharmacy was very knowledgeable, helpful and kind! We are going to request a pharmacy change because really appreciated how we were helped at Walgreens. Nothing against the Walmart, but Walgreens was better for us.”
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