Now LEPPINK'S market in Dorr, I love shopping here. They have friendly service and under the new…read moreownership, they definitely beat their closest competitor in Wayland, for great service and their great variety of produce. Their store made brats come in many flavors, and I also love their smoked meats. They even send out some really good coupons periodically, saving me real money on my grocery bill. When fully staffed, they even bring your groceries out and load them into your car for you. I love shopping at this old-timey family grocery store. Check it out!!

Great beer selection. Best sausage shop in west Michigan. It is a family owned business in.a small…read moretown.and everyone is friendly.

RIP OFF! STORE CHAIN STEALS FROM YOU! 4 dollar a pound fresh…read morebroccoli?? $1.79 lb to $2.19 anywhere else! Spend $100 in Hardings "friendly" market? Go to Meijer and spend 50% LESS!

Easy in and out for all my groceries. Service is always great. Carry out is very handy.read more

Nope not my place to be. Parking in the street. Walked acrosse. Up steps to enter. I personally did…read morenot see or notice a handicapped ramp for disability access. I am sure they have to have one somewhere but I was more focused on the entrance with the steps. I am sure this is a local spot to stop, grab and go. I suggest cleaning out the fridge and freezers. Lots of icky inside from the naked eye with a quick walk by. My husband just had to get a back of frozen bison so maybe that is rlwhat this place is known for. Very unsure. The facility is older, definitely lived in, has been a minute since a good cleaning from. My perspective. I personally do not think this place is worth a spot unless you need cigarettes or alcohol. Please note the alcohol selection is scarce.

Great little store located in Dorr country at corner of Wilson SW and 108th St SW, Dorr, MI. It…read morehas history of over 100 years there and a little of everything. We go by to get big bags of popped corn from their corn popper, beer and dried meat for snack. Across from an old cemetery.

I bought an "Apple Watch" from here, when I opened the box it was just a wrist band no actual watch…read morepart. I went to the Meijer to return it and they accused me of replacing my purchased item with a different one, for the watch they gave me wasn't even Apple. I showed them my receipt and the first thing they did was accuse a once used to be loyal customer of fraud. sad what this world has become.

This location is a hot mess! The deli is out at times of meat and cheese..and the deli staff treats…read moreyou like you're an inconvience . The store isn't the cleanest. This meijers is one of the worst in Grand Rapids. Matter of fact I go to the Knapp location which 10x nicer and worth the trip

This is such a great store! My friends and I were lucky enough to stay about a 1/2 mile walk…read morefrom Sam's. Everyone in the store was super helpful and friendly. The store is nicely stocked and includes a decent amount of fresh produce, wine, pantry staples, and many eponymous gourmet items. THE BRATS! I bought at least 6 types of brats and brought them home to share with the family. We loved every single one, from the pizza brats to the hillbilly brats to the green pepper, onion, and mushroom flavor. Definitely worth a stop or seven!

Sam's is the best!! Located conveniently near the camping grounds at Gun Lake, Sam's has everything…read moreyou could need for a great weekend on the water and more! My family has been coming to Sam's for ages and we love the newer ownership. Anna is welcoming and takes care of the shop well. She is willing to take requests on items to bring into the store as well. Sam's has the world's greatest donuts (I dream about them), any sort of fishing supplies you could need, a good selection of hardware, fire wood, ice, personal care items, and a significant grocery and liquor selection. You can count on Sam's!

Central Park Market is a wonderful, small, friendly, complete small grocer with fabulous meats,…read moredeli and fresh veggies & fruits, especially in season! They also carry wine, beer and alcohol. Also many hard to find vintage candies! An experience!

Four stars considering what it is. Look, you're not going to do all your shopping here. It's just…read morenot that kind of store. The size isn't right and your grocery bill will be high. But on the other hand if you need a handful of ingredients for a recipe or have to pick something up that you forgot earlier then this store fills in the blanks. The one thing that they do very very well is their deli. They have a wide assortment of things like pasta salads and chicken wings etc. It's a great way to get something to round out a family dinner or get something to add to your lunch. We come here around 4-5 times a month for small things. And given the proximity and the past salad it'll likely continue to be a place we stop by.

With the lack of good pizza options in the area, I found this place on Apple Maps and thought I'd…read moregive it a try. It is, in fact, a tiny "general store" that is inconspicuous and easily missed. It sits right on a two-lane coastal "highway," barely 1/4 mile from Lake Michigan, but would just as likely be found in some backwater Alabama swamp (not an insult, just an ambience). They have a small deli in the back and the young unassuming young guy making pizzas and other baked goods. He seemed nice, albeit so what suspicious. There was also a quintessential old farmer-type playing lottery scratch-offs by scratching off the barcode without actually playing the game on the front, then communicating with the cashier woman on a first name basis (Sarah). What a weird experience. I'm always interested in the colorful characters these tiny little towns and their stores. The pizza? Some of the best I've found south of Holland. The sauce had a hint of sweetness, and the crust had a couple of semi burnt bubbles that added to the delicious crunch of the crust. The taste may not be worthy of a five, but certainly a Midwest tiny-town-in-the-middle-of-nowhere five, and certainly worth a visit for pizza, miscellaneous baked goods... or beer, wine, and lottery.

We've been gone from the lakeshore for a few years. Stopped in the store yesterday to grab some…read moresnacks and drinks. What a change for the WORSE Absolutely no customer service from the surly store attendant the music was Rated R with MF's and B's being thrown about at a volume that was unnecessarily loud for a retail establishment. We use to love this store, it's services and owners and employees. We will not be back and will share our experience

07/20/26 - Never been to Meijer store before. I live in Illinois so to experience this store in…read moreMichigan was pretty cool. This Meijer store was huge & super clean. They had a fresh food section on the far left in the center of the store & a beautiful home section to the right of the entry. Even though we really didn't spend much time there I was especially impressed w/the cleanliness & organization of this store. My wife & her brother were anxious to go find someplace to eat as we had just driven to Holland MI from Chicago so we really didn't spend much time here One thing I found that interesting that I had never seen before was a changing station for an adult.

Delma in the pharmacy was very patient with me and checking OTC compliance. She was very…read morepersonable. I appreciate that. I had to get a tall guy to grab the Kraft dressing off the very top shelf for me though. Otherwise it was a good necessary shopping experience. The store is clean, comfortable and accommodating. Thank You

Surprised how much we enjoyed this grocery store. We had stopped at Meijer in South Haven which is…read moreobviously a much larger store, but more Wal-Mart vibes there vs. the classic lake town grocery feel here. They actually had quite a bit of what we needed. Sparkling water, dinner ingredients for our AirBnb, a bottle of wine, etc. And while some prices were maybe mildly inflated, it certainly wasn't enough to notice on my end. While this is in Douglas, don't let that confuse you if you're new to vacationing in Saugatuck.. it's basically the same area. Like a few minutes from downtown Saugatuck. It's a bit dark feeling in here, but that's alright. Nice little grocery that was popping on during peak season as we enjoyed our week in Saugatuck.

This little grocery store really does the job if you are vacationing in Saugatuck. They have…read more"enough" stuff -- some produce including fresh asparagus and peaches in June, meat, name-brand snacks, plenty of alcohol and drugstore stuff too. One of the jugs of milk I bought was curdled, so there may be occasional logistical issues, but I don't think there's any point in driving all the way to Holland like I foolishly did last year. Addendum: right after I wrote this review I had the following experience. I walked in desperately looking for croissants and asked if they had any even though there weren't any in the case. A nice lady went into the back, got three of the frozen croissants they would use to make deli sandwiches, rang them up and sold them to me ad hoc. One of her co-workers said "I didn't even know we can do that." And the nice lady replied, "we can do anything the customer wants."