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    Five of Ohio's favorite locally owned grocery stores

    4 days ago
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    Whether you need a roll of paper towels or ingredients for a three-course dinner, Ohio’s locally owned grocery stores have you covered. They can help you cross every item off your list, and you might even find a few surprises. The shops include:

    Mustard Seed Market & Café (867 West Market Street & Café, Akron)

    Locally owned since 1981, the Mustard Seed Market specializes in natural and organic products. The meat is raised without growth hormones, and the foods are free of artificial colors and flavors. Items include fresh produce, delectable pies, and Ohio-made Amish cheese.

    Fishers Foods (5215 Fulton Drive NW, Canton)

    Fishers Foods is the only locally owned grocery store in Stark County. It opened in 1933, and has a long history of offering quality goods at reasonable prices. Shop for spices, pasta sauces, steaks, and more. Check the weekly ad for some great savings.

    The Hills Market (95 North Grant Avenue, Columbus)

    Built by foodies for foodies, The Hills Market features items from Ohio and beyond. The team is knowledgeable and friendly. They gladly answer questions and will help you find your favorite products and maybe even a few new ones.

    The varied selection includes seasonal seafood specialties, regionally crafted microbrews, and the shop’s famous carrot cake.

    Marc’s (various locations)

    In 1979, Marc Glassman opened an unpretentious drugstore named Marc's in Middleburg Heights. It quickly gained loyal customers and today, there are dozens of locations across the Buckeye State. The store’s most popular section is the Closeouts department, and with an ever-changing selection, there’s always something new to discover.

    Grocery offerings include wine, ground beef, and baking items.

    Constantino’s Market (1278 West 9th Street, Cleveland)

    Nestled in Cleveland’s Warehouse District, Constantino’s Market is where customers are treated like family. The store features quality brands and hosts fun events so you can learn about new recipes and delicious wines.

    Don’t forget to join the rewards club. You’ll receive a five dollar rewards card for every 500 dollars you spend.


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