Grocery Stores near Webberville, MI

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  1. 4668 W Grand River Ave, Webberville MI 48892

    2.6 Average 95 reviews

    “Quick stop for locals but not a great location for those coming from the highway. Typical household essentials and small grocery section. Cute seasonal decor. Sale items are never coded correctly, so watch your purchases closely if you are hoping to save a few dollars.”

  2. 6995 N Fowlerville Rd, Fowlerville MI 48836

    4.5 Superb 61 reviews

    “I love Kreegers. Need a chainsaw, a fifth of whiskey, and a fresh breakfast sandwich? Stop here! Seriously, super small town feel but they have a bit of everything and the prices aren't bad at all. And everyone is so friendly!!”

  3. 7999 Mason Rd, Fowlerville MI 48836

    4.5 Superb 20 reviews

    “PRO'S = GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE STATION AND ATTRACTIVE WOMEN EMPLOYED(EYE CANDY PERKS) CON'S(IF ANY) = WOMEN WORKERS UNWILLING TO "SHATTER A GLASS CEILING" AND MAKE THE FIRST MOVE WHEN QUORTING.. EVEN IF SECRETLY ATTRACTED TO A CUSTOMER OR WISHING TO DATE RESULTS WITH REVERTING TO STANDARD PAST "BAD" CULTURAL NORMS! IDEA: USE YOUR POWER LADIES!”

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  5. 131 E Grand River Ave, Fowlerville MI 48836

    4.3 Superb 46 reviews

    “The meat market in this little store is awesome. The ground beef is very lean and has a delicious flavor. All the meat is very fresh. And the store has the essentials, if you just need a few things. Liquor section is large, lots of variety.”

  6. 151 W Grand River Ave, Williamston MI 48895

    4.2 Good 22 reviews

    “Very friendly staff, with good food selections. Google Maps always directs to the wrong entrance to the parking lot. Currently, you direct drivers to an entrance on a back street. The main entrance is on Grand River Avenue.”

  7. 3055 N Williamston Rd, Williamston MI 48895

    4 Good 9 reviews

    “Kaleb C. The Employee is a high school senior who is headed to college. What wasn't in this review is that cameras were watched and there was fluke in the system. Somehow a skew was scanned for cat food and not your Gatorade. You were also refunded. Apologies that you are still not satisfied.”

  8. 151 W Grand River Ave, Williamston MI 48895

    3.9 Good 118 reviews

    “What a lovely grocery store! I had a great experience shopping here and found the prices to be reasonable for what is offered. The store was clean, well organized and very well stocked. I had a great visit, thank you!”

  9. 6840 W Beard Rd, Shaftsburg MI 48882

    3 Average 16 reviews

    “Been stopping by SVM since I could walk. Grandpa Hank used to live just down the street. Used to pop the top off my Coca Cola bottle on the bottle opener still attached inside. When I wish to remember the "good ole days" all I have to do is drop in. Always reasonably priced goods. Thank you for all the memories”

  10. 1616 Mason St, Dansville MI 48819

    3.1 Average 68 reviews

    “It's not a huge grocery store where you end up buying more than what you needed. Easy peesy to run in and run out. Friendly workers as well. I like them all!!”

  11. 970 Gehringer Drive, Fowlerville MI 48836

    3.6 Good 235 reviews

    “On Sunday August 23rd, we were shopping and we didn’t see a product we were looking for and met an associate named Amanda. The product we were looking for wasn’t on the shelf but she went to the back and brought it out for us. Great job Amanda, she had amazing customer service. Thank you very much!”

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