EBT stores · Michigan
Where to use EBT in Houghton County, MI
48 stores in Houghton County take SNAP EBT cards, according to USDA retailer data updated October 21, 2026. The most common are convenience stores (18). 7 are supermarkets or super stores and 9 are farmers markets.
Stores by type
Cities and towns
- Houghton 13 stores
- Calumet 12 stores
- Hancock 8 stores
- Chassell 4 stores
- Lake Linden 3 stores
- South Range 2 stores
- Dollar Bay 1 store
- Atlantic Mine 1 store
- Laurium 1 store
- Hubbell 1 store
- Toivola 1 store
- Pelkie 1 store
Supermarkets and super stores
- Pats Foods56845 Station Dr, Calumet 49913Supermarket
- Copper Country IGA801 Market St, Hancock 49930Supermarket
- Keweenaw Cooperative Inc610 Quincy St, Hancock 49930Supermarket
- Festival Foods47401 State Highway M26, Houghton 49931Supermarket
- Tadych's Marketplace Foods 27531000 W Sharon Ave, Houghton 49931Super Store
- Walmart 2192995 Razorback Dr, Houghton 49931Super Store
- LAKES SUPERMARKET INC53115 M 26, Lake Linden 49945Supermarket
Farmers markets that take EBT
- Troemner Family Farm48649 Larson Rd, Atlantic Mine 49905Farmers and Markets
- Boersma Family Roots55829 N Cloverland Rd, Calumet 49913Farmers and Markets
- From The Ground Farmers Market340 6th St, Calumet 49913Farmers and Markets
- North Harvest Csa26262 Tikkanen Rd, Calumet 49913Farmers and Markets
- From The Ground Farmers Market Hancock417 Quincy St, Hancock 49930Farmers and Markets
- Ghost House Farm22294 Boston Location Rd, Hancock 49930Farmers and Markets
- Keweenaw Market Association401 Quincy St, Hancock 49930Farmers and Markets
- From The Ground Farmers Market Houghton58 Huron St, Houghton 49931Farmers and Markets
- Whispering Wild Market Farm3184 Misery Bay Rd, Toivola 49965Farmers and Markets
All stores in Houghton County
48 stores in the USDA list.
Hot food and restaurants
Michigan runs the Restaurant Meals Program. 1 restaurants in Houghton County are on the USDA list. Only households where everyone is 60 or older, has a disability or is homeless can use SNAP there. Restaurants in Michigan.
SNAP in Houghton County
- People on SNAP, July 20253,804
- Households on SNAP, July 20251,999
- Benefits issued in July 2025$576,803
- Average per household that month$289
USDA FNS-388A county data, July 2025, the latest month in the file. Shown only where the county totals match the state total within 10%.
Michigan rules for this county
- EBT cardMichigan Bridge Card
- Gross income limit, most households200% of poverty
- Soda and candy: No soda or candy restriction for Michigan on the USDA list.No restriction listed
EBT card help
- EBT card help: Michigan Bridge CardBalance, lost or stolen card, PIN888-678-8914
We publish a phone number only when two independent sources agree: the USDA state directory and the state agency's own website. "n/d" means we could not confirm it, so call 2-1-1 or use the number on the back of your card.
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Common questions
Where can I use my EBT card in Houghton County?
At the 48 stores in the USDA list for Houghton County: 7 supermarkets or super stores, 1 grocery stores, 18 convenience stores and 9 farmers markets, plus other stores.
Can I buy hot food with EBT in Houghton County?
Michigan runs the Restaurant Meals Program. 1 restaurants in Houghton County are on the USDA list. Only households where everyone is 60 or older, has a disability or is homeless can use SNAP there. Restaurants in Michigan.
What number do I call about my Michigan Bridge Card?
Call 888-678-8914 for balance, a lost card or a PIN.
Sources: USDA SNAP Retailer Locator data (layer updated October 21, 2026); USDA SNAP State Directory of Resources (state entry updated July 22, 2026); USDA, SNAP Food Restriction Waivers (page updated October 13, 2026); USDA, SNAP Restaurant Meals Program (page updated August 7, 2026); USDA FNS-388A participation by county, July 2025.
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