Love this little store!!! Always friendly and helpful!!!! It's our one stop when camping in the…read moreUP!!!

Cashier was the only person in the store not wearing a mask. When we asked why, she said "Medical."…read moreOne word. Not good. Will NEVER stop in for gas or food again, EVER!

Great deals. On snacks and gas. Staff is courteous and kind also really nice…read more Store is. Clean

Great store. Has everything you could possibly want or need and some things you didn't know you…read moreneeded! Clean bright and well organized!

Very unsafe. I went shopping on Monday, and 75% of customers didn't wear masks. I also noticed two…read moreemployees not wearing masks. As one of the main grocery stores in the Newberry area, you would expect better. The owner of this IGA is putting my family in danger and the families of Newberry. Mask up! This is not political, it's the right thing to do. Please avoid this store because they don't care about you. Shame on you.

Prices are okay on certain things but very good on other things very clean store very nice staff…read moreand u can get a lot of good deals here. They let u do bake sales in the store if u have to rasie moeny for school related items for free. Awsome deli employees and store employees deli food is very good definitely get what you pay for should be able to rate over 5 starts.

VERY narrow aisles and store so small there are always displays on one side making it impossible to…read morepass another cart. Store is mostly well stocked. Employees friendly.

Nicely stocked neighbourhood grocery store…read more Customers run into neighbours usually each and every visit. Employees were friendly and very helpful to the point at the checkout the sacker spoke up about a special price on 3 boxes of Chex cereal as my mother in law was making the second batch of Chex Mix. Everything we needed was there - though she was looking for Chocolate Orange and they didn't have any. So close to Christmas the place was packed though and it was difficult to navigate. Given how much snowfall there was the parking lot was in need of another scraping. And also given how far north it is and the amount of snow St Ignace receives I think they should have a longer entry area to make sure snow covered boots can be shed of the snow instead of making the whole store's floor slick and wet as you walk and it melts off.

Walmart is Walmart is Walmart, it's the people who make the difference. I had interactions with…read morefour different people while shopping in the store and three of four were outstanding. A vendor in the electronics department was my first contact and though he wasn't a Walmart employee he approached and asked if I needed help as soon as I got that confused look on my face, and was very helpful. Because he wasn't a Walmart employee he was unable to answer a final question and directed me to the department manager who was clearly annoyed and only assisted me after I continued to press for assistance. As I continued wandering around the store while waiting for my wife I needed some assistance and encounter number three was initiated by a Walmart employee stocking shelves who went out of her way to walk me to my destination. My final contact came at checkout - self scan - where a very pleasant, friendly lady greeted me, assisted me and wished me a Happy New Year! The store was clean, well lit, lots of people working to keep the shelves stocked. Lots of parking, and the lot was well maintained despite 10+ inches of snow in the previous 48 hours. I've been in Walmart stores in many different states over the years, this one appears to be well managed and most people were helpful and friendly.

I am always appalled when I shop at Walmart anywhere. Has anyone paid any attention to their cart…read morereturn racks lately? You can't even use them because they are filled in with snow. So the carts are just blocking the parking lot everywhere. Besides the lack of attention inside the store also. The employees act like they don't even want to be there! I am sooo glad there is a clean Meijer store to shop at with happy employees. But I already know this review won't change anything because people will always shop where they can save a dollar and Walmart will continue to make it's millions without changing a thing. I think i will go now and place my order on Amazon.com from the comfort of my chair and have my order mailed to my door. Thanks for reading

We enjoyed finding this local option. Nicely stocked and maintained grocery store. Freshly made…read moresalads, baked goods, cold sandwiches and wraps. Everything you might want for lunch or for your day outing. Happy to find Great Lakes kettle cooked Michigan cherry barbecue chips. Our motel didn't provide breakfast so we made a second visit back the next day.

This is a very nice grocery store with a nice selection of fruit, vegetables and general grocery…read moreitems. Impressive walk in beer cooler, well stocked.

One of the best small town grocery stores in the middle of no where. Great prices, friendly staff.read more

Bought 134.00 of gas, went in to use the bathroom and buy a couple candy bars. Went to check out…read moreand realized I needed to spend 10.00 to use my credit cards I look in my purse for cash, the attendant asked if I was buying gas... ( as if using the bathroom was going to cost me 7.16, I replied yes my husband was filling up my car. Drove away and thought it was an odd conversation. We headed to the state park to see the falls. BUT the story doesn't end there... on our way back we bought a post card and snacks. Again thought we would use the bathrooms before we left the town the attendant watch me knock on the door repeatedly and said nothing... my husband knocked on the men's room and no answer both doors locked. We left and went across the street to the post office to mail the postcard, came back my husband walked in to use the bathroom thinking who ever was done he confronted the attendant and asked why the doors are locked.. "I just cleaned them" she replied she had locked the bathroom an hour before close and refused to unlock the doors. Totally RUDE, Nasty we spent 150.00 gas and snacks to be refused a bathroom

What a cozy little market! This is the type of place where you'll find necessities and name-brand…read moreitems, but also local products, gourmet foods, produce (including rutabagas, for some reason), beer and liquor and wine, lots of snacks and candy, a frozen food section, and even a hot food area. Doud's is a small market, but it has lots of stuff. As far as I know, this is one of the only markets on Mackinac Island. There actually is another Doud's down Main Street toward the ferry area, but it's a smaller grab-and-go convenience store, mostly with snacks and coffee. My hotel was right across the street, so I bopped into Doud's a couple of times during my stay, to grab a bottle of wine (they have a decent selection of wine), some candy for my kids, and some fruit because I needed to eat something fresh. The store is tidy and everything is arranged nicely. They also have self-checkout kiosks, so you can get in and out quickly.

This market's story begins in 1884, when brothers James & Patrick Doud opened their business under…read morethe name Doud Bros. Today, the store is known simply as Doud's Market and is run by Andrew Doud, the 4th generation owner. On Main Street, Doud's is the only grocery store in Mackinac Island's downtown, it's a beloved hub for locals and tourists. Today, Doud's is a modern grocery store, with a mom-and-pop feel, offering a wide range of food & household essentials. Shoppers will find fresh produce, fresh-cut meats, prepared items like whitefish dip, chicken pot pie, subs, homemade pizza, & salads. The cherry chicken salad & cherry chicken salad wrap are customer favorites. The store also features a variety of baked goods, along with a comprehensive selection of wine, beer, and spirits.

This is by far my favorite grocery store in the entire eastern U.P. Don't be fooled by its…read moresmall-town location. It's tiny but always very clean and extremely well-stocked. They have a surprising amount of natural food items (Annie's brand, etc.) and really affordable prices for a small-town grocery store. Not a ton of produce like most U.P. groceries but nice selection in most everything else. All the employees are very nice and everyone works hard. It shows in this tidy and well-run business and we go out of our way to shop here every summer while visiting family. They also are one of the few groceries in the area open on Sundays (when I always seem to have forgotten a crucial ingredient for a recipe!) We love this store. Thanks, Pickford Co-Op!

Shopped here recently and the bagger had a bad attitude and as she was bagging the groceries, she…read morejust aggressively shoved (a cross between slam and restraint I think) them against the end of the counter as she finished each bag. Good thing it wasn't my eggs! Also watched her be rude to a gal that was very obviously not from around here when the gal asked about if they offered rewards cards or not. Clerk was friendly though.

What a blast from the past! Plus the NICEST old man owner working the store!…read more Yes, you will pay more for gas here and most likely the produce, but you will leave with a smile on your face and definitely be glad you stopped in to meet this one of a kind (or maybe more like the only one left) small gas/grocery store owner! Think Sam Druker from the General Store in Green Acres, and I kid you not... the theme music from the Beverly Hillbillies was playing in the store! (You young Yelpers... look it up!). I stopped here to get a few gallons because I wasn't sure how far it would be until the next gas station. It literally looks like one of those roadside stands that sells local product, but it had a pump, so I stoped in. The pump said no credit, cash only and you had to pay ahead of time. I went in and said I'll take $10, and handed him a $20. The pumps are old time, so I wasn't used to numbers actually spinning as I pumped. Of course, I went over $10, so I just went for $20. I eventually ended on $20.10. Went back in to tell him I went over the $10, and he said "by how much, we are on the honor system here"! I paid him 10 cents! Before we left, he gave me a Yooper Jigsaw Puzzle" which was a small bag of saw dust. Lol And he gave my wife a small bag that contained a marble (in case you lose your marbles), and candy kiss (to remind you that someone loves you), a penny (so you will never be broke), an eraser (to make your mistakes disappear), a string (to help hold things together) and a rubber band (to stretch yourself to your limits). Listen.... If you are ever are traveling through the north woods of Upper Michigan, you NEED to stop here and check this place out! Nice to see a place like this is still around!