Our once-a-month trip to this part of Iowa, S. Central, means a stop here will always be worth it…read more We'll visit 2 or 3 Amish discount stores and bring home $400.00 to $500.00 dollars' worth of meats, cheeses, spices, oils, canned goods, coffee and who know what else, and we usually spend around $200.00 to $250.00 dollars total. And the people running the store, always wonderful.

I call this place the 'scratch and dent sale'. Go here…read more Save yourself some money. Great for snacks and dressings. Always a few surprises. Always tons of deals.

A nice hidden jewel! I had a taste for middle eastern food and came across this place. A grocery…read morestore with a food counter and a simple menu. I ordered a spicy jumbo chicken Shawarma with a mint yogurt drink. The shawarma was amazing and the mint yogurt brought back memories. The service was great and I wish I would've gotten more stuff. Overall great experience and I will be back!!!

This place is easy to miss, but don't. They have an excellent range of spices and food from around…read morethe world, with much of it from the Mediterranean and Middle East. Iraqi mango sauce? They have it. Habash brand spices? Tons. Halal butcher shop? Yep. Cadbury buttons, flakes, dairy milk, and milka? Yes. Tea? Of course. But following the Billy Mays mantra, "but wait! There's more!" There's a grill where you can get a massive shawarma or a decadent Dubai chocolate that runs a risk of instant diabetes. It's worth the risk. AND then the there's the baklava vault, which also has babousa and other desserts. The baklava is a must and there is a variety of it. Lastly the folks working there are super friendly and obliging. Shopping here is basically a small international trip and the mix is something special. Ironically a place like this is what makes America great. Do yourself a favor and visit this domestic exotic in Cedar Rapids.

Opening hours definitely need to be improved the earliest they can open is at 6:00. It would be…read moremore fantastic if we're able to go in earlier than that what happened to the 24 hours

Buyer truly beware and spend your money elsewhere to obtain better service and honorable intentions…read morebecause Walmart no longer holds their' actions honorably. Walmart pretends to care about their customers when they truly do not. When you call Walmart's main office either you can't get through or they pass the buck and do not uphold integrity. This recently happened to us. We will now take it a step further to include actions through BBB, the Trade Council, and speaking to a lawyer. Walmart is charging their customers to walk 10 feet into the store and pick up oil they choose not to stock in their automotive department. They double the price of their posted oil change to do this. When we called them on this the manager chose to give a recorded statement to confirm that this is their policy. They did take the charges off when called on it, however, they then told us they would not honor any warranty previously purchased, kicked the customer out of the store, and turned his name into the police banning him as a customer from all stores. What was this for? I recorded the transaction and the fact that Matt was not doing anything wrong.

HOOOORAY WOOOHOO YIPPEEE KAYAYAYAAAAAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! local, organic, family run market that…read morecarries all the yummy real fresh food that was made close to- or in your hometown! Well, MY hometown :-) lucky me I just found this place- spoke w the owner who is a super cool chick- scored some local butter for 2$?!? and organic milk 3.49$ (SERIOUSLY?! its that much for Organic Valley @ the grocery!!!) and apples (honeycrisps- 2 for a DOLLAR!?! 2.58/lb @ the grocery!) and some garbonzo bean flour to hone my hummus makin skills. Their prices are WAYUNDER what you would expect for such stellar food and if you know me you know I LOVE LOCAL :-) and they carry grass fed beef and eggs and cheese and chicken and sausages and bratwurst and sour cream and yogurt and pumpkins and....for a little hometown grocery this place HAS IT!!!!! (closed Tuesdays)

It's a long day when we visit Hershberger Highway 2 Discount Grocery. It's a drive of over 2 hours…read moreone way, and well worth it. For a hundred to a hundred twenty dollars spent we'll bring home boxes, (1 or 2), and coolers, (1 or 2), filled with what we find. Now a once-a-month road trip.

Tradition - when I visit family in southeast Iowa each year I enjoy taking a drive through Davis…read moreCounty to visit the Amish shops. The atmosphere of the Amish people driving horse and buggy, boys in suspenders and straw hats while girls wear their bonnets and traditional dresses, the courtesy the men show, clothing hanging on the clothesline, bare feet, fresh produce - I love it. We stopped by the grocery store to pick up baking supplies for cornbread, rhubarb jam, and butternut squash. Most products sold in the store are packed in bulk. It is such a wonderful experience to be amongst the Amish. Please be respectful.

1st time here. Great family owned store. Has everything you need. Friendly people here. I support…read morelocally owned businesses!

Best little small town grocery store in the area. Kind and friendly staff. Enjoy milk out of the…read moreglass bottle or a fresh sandwich from their meat counter.

Good little local grocery store. No frills, but plenty to choose from. Good place to stop and grab…read morea cold drink when riding through. The name is whimsically nostalgic and heightens the experience slightly!

Really cute little grocery store near the Herbert Hoover Museum. It carries a lot of local…read moreproducts, and the checkout cashier was super friendly.