Grocery Stores in Perham, MN

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  1. 44518 390th St, Perham MN 56573

    5 Superb 25 reviews

    “Beyond Amazing!!! Have been buying it for well over a decade now, and it never disappoints, My family loves it, I've used it for confirmations and graduations, weddings, And all the guests rave about it!! If you have never tried it ...it's a must, so simple thaw and put in a crockpot or roaster and done!”

  2. 211 Market Drive, Perham MN 56573

    4.4 Superb 41 reviews

    “The great service and selection were used to with central market. Good coffee, friendly staff, and the doughnuts. Let's not forget the best doughnuts in the area hands down. If I had a gripe about the place it's because all the pumps are pre pay or pay at the pump. I think I'm more distraught over the reason they felt the need to make change it. Too many driveoffs, which could be directly correlated to the state of our economy which also correlates to the rise in crime. Either way it's a bummer. But like most things, it is what it is.”

  3. 250 E Main St, Perham MN 56573

    4.1 Good 58 reviews

    “I love this store, I recently moved 25 miles away and will still drive that far just to shop here, they have excellent deals and friendly staff, I've been shopping here for 16 yrs.”

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  5. 211 Market Dr C, Perham MN 56573

    3.4 Good 76 reviews

    “They actually taste like what I thought krispie Cream doughnuts should have tasted like best Doughnuts in town along with most of the surrounding area. 2nd only to the local Amish, although some disagree. I Recommend the strawberry cream cheese, cookies and cream,choc Bavarian chambered in, long j or classic round.”

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