Save A Lot 126 North Main Street, Topeka, IN 46571

"I have had mixed results with Save-a-Lot stores but I had to go in to see the place. I was pleased to see that they have an Amish baking section. Which makes sense as most of the customers in there were Amish. I get all my baking supplies from Amish grocery stores, usually around Rockville, since they have the best products at the best prices. I bought some of the flour I use the most since I was low and not planning to be in Rockville on a business day any time soon. The price was really reasonable price and was out of there in a flash. Will shop there again when in the area."

"This is a nice clean store, with wide aisles. There is fresh produce, a huge selection of fresh and processed meats. There are some deli products located with the processed meat section. There is a large frozen food section as well. They have the basics and a few extras to be able to fill your freezer, fridge, and pantry. It's nice to be able to buy what I need locally, and not have to drive out of Topeka to the huge supermarkets. The prices are very close to the larger supermarket prices. The few items that may cost a few cents more are still less expensive than the gas, wear and tear on your vehicle, and the time it takes to drive to and from the closest *supercenter*. UPDATE: I have come to have a love/ hate relationship with the produce section. Once in a while, the produce can be wilted or molded. I don't know if it is how it has been stored before it gets put on the shelves or what the issue is. Other times the produce can be very good. It's kind of a hit or miss at this store. Sometimes they will have everything they regularly sell, plus some new items. Other times they will be out of a few produce items."

"It's pretty much the only grocery stores in town other than dollar general!"

"We saved-a-lot. Fiancee loves this store!!"

"Nice selection of food for a small town grocery. Prices weren't terrible First try at fresh meat so that's for later. However, this is mostly frequented by Amish and despite big signs requiring facemasks, NO ONE was wearing one, just the employees. Won't be going back."