Supermarkets in Wixom, MI

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  1. 31100 Old Wixom Rd, Wixom MI 48393

    4.4 Superb 71 reviews

    “Wixom food market has been in our beloved community for over 50 years. The owner Sam is known far and wide . He cashed a many FORD paychecks see back when the Wixom plant was right across the street.”

  2. 28971 Wixom Road, Wixom MI 48393

    3.8 Good 166 reviews

    “Love Aldi on Wixom. The bathrooms are clean with a clean baby changing center. The selection is pretty big too and cheaper than most. You do need to double-check the produce because you will get some bad ones. The employees are amazing! They are so nice, they always let me use the same cart because moving the baby can be a hassle, and they are the ones that point out if the produce is bad and tells me right away. UPDATE: I have moved 30 minutes away from this store and recently started going back a few months ago. I mainly do curbside pickup and it has been a great experience. You get notified of refunds, can text in real time if you want a replacement, and the orders usually are finished earlier than expected which I love! Everyone in the store and at pickup is very kind and considerate. Also, I have saved $100+ on my groceries coming here instead of Kroger”

  3. 49900 Grand River Avenue, Wixom MI 48393

    3.7 Good 271 reviews

    “Very helpful staff in the pharmacy and in the Women's Department today. The u scan attendant is always cordial and not staring at his phone like at another Meijer store (near work) that I also frequent often.”

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