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  1. Mercato Fresh - 725 Grand Avenue West

    725 Grand Avenue West, Chatham-Kent ON N7L 1C5

    4.4 Superb 161 reviews

    “Got recommended by my mom this delicious Italian store Mercato Fresh. When I first went to this store I absolutely loved it. My personal favourites are the chorizo salami sausage and fresh fruits and vegetables, but most surprisingly the house brand gummy bears. If you are a local in Chatham or visiting Chatham-Kent would strongly recommend Mercato Fresh.”

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  2. M&M Food Market - 455 Grand Ave E

    455 Grand Ave E, Chatham ON N7L 1X4

    4.4 Superb 56 reviews

    “Great selection of frozen food products. They always taste amazing. The staff are kind as well. Great for the holidays, parties, etc. My family and I will definitely be back, especially for the cheap pizza hand pies!”

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  3. Sobeys Chatham - 215 Park Avenue West

    215 Park Avenue West, Chatham ON N7M 1W3

    3.8 Good 109 reviews

    “Staff so so friendly, love the vibe. Store is well organized. Prices are pretty high, not too many deals so expect to spend some dollars on your groceries. Only reason I might find a different grocery store.”

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  5. Joe Fresh - 791 St Clair St N

    791 St Clair St N, Chatham ON N7M 5J7

    3.2 Average 6 reviews

    “I'd have to say, Joe Fresh is one of my favorite stores.I love most of the women's clothing. ? I And now they've added, children's clothes, and men's too, if I remember correctly.Either way, this store, is really impressive, nice atmosphere, nice staff and, prices are reasonable.But even better, when they have sales???”

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  6. Sobeys Pharmacy Chatham - 215 Park Avenue West

    215 Park Avenue West, Chatham ON N7M 1W3

    3 Average 6 reviews

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