Grocery Stores in Vicksburg, MI

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  1. 402 E Hwy St, Vicksburg MI 49097

    4.4 Superb 34 reviews

    “We had food catered for a retirement celebration, and it exceeded our expectations. Every dish was delicious. The service was professional and right on time, which allowed us to enjoy the celebration without worry. Our guests raved about the food, and we would absolutely use this caterer again.”

  2. 12900 Portage Road, Vicksburg MI 49097

    4.2 Good 16 reviews

    “This Dollar General is nice and clean! A bit larger than your typical Dollar General store. The Dollar General's in our area are old, dirty, have carts in the way while you trying to shop. If you're looking for extra stuff like produce, more frozen foods, and a bigger grocery section, this store is definitely a nice addition to Kalamazoo County!”

  3. 120 E Prairie St, Vicksburg MI 49097

    4.2 Good 73 reviews

    “I had a wonderful experience today at Dollar General. I know I said that out loud, but ran into an employee named Ethan that was more than helpful and made my bad day better.”

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  5. 120 West Prairie Street, Vicksburg MI 49097

    4.2 Good 138 reviews

    “I go over there once an month for food, I mainly go in the evenings where I find it to be less crowd and less shoppers. Few days ago I went on brought daylight and there was items that I couldn't get to and also one child is having an tantrum which come on that hurts my ears when I am trying to shop peacefully and quiet, anyway Family Fare is like medium size of hardings in school craft. I don't mind it but is an place where less than 1% of people I know would come to me and have an conversation.”

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