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  1. Saveland Supermarket - 8370 Pelham Rd

    8370 Pelham Rd, Taylor MI 48180

    4.6 Superb 174 reviews

    “This place is a nice little gem in the area. Staff are kind and they hold a lot of variety. Some items you might find here are a little more expensive, but then other items are cheaper. Definitely a place I'd like to keep around.”

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  2. ALDI - 23351 Eureka Rd

    23351 Eureka Rd, Taylor MI 48180

    4.3 Superb 13 reviews

    “This isn’t our usually Aldi but we were nearby and decided to try it. Some of the items we came for were pushed back on the shelf and there was no one to be found aside from the cashiers to help get them, so we left without everything we came for. There is no self-checkout, which is mildly annoying when all the other local Aldi stores seem to have them. There were two cashiers at one point but one had her light off, so we didn’t feel comfortable being “those people” and waited for the one cashier who had their light on, along with the rest of the shoppers.”

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  3. Meijer - 14640 Pardee Rd

    14640 Pardee Rd, Taylor MI 48180

    3.6 Good 307 reviews

    “Usually do my weekly grocery shopping here. Staff is really friendly. The location really upgraded after the renovations. Things are really easier to find compared to the other locations. Never really had any stocking issues either. The Tesla superchargers make this place gold if you have an EV. Fastest chargers in the area.”

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