I love Titlon's. I've been going there for years - it's a bargain hunter's dreamscape, with new and different items showing up throughout the week. Yes, there are outdated and damaged items but, be conscious of expiry dates, and use good sense with your selections, and you'll be fine, and save a TON of money while getting some really great deals. For example, several months ago, they had 8-oz rounds of President's Brie 2 packs for 99¢. They were right at the sell date. If you love Brie, you know this is a fantastic opportunity to make some really decadent eats. And, they will accept returns if you do get something past it's prime - no questions asked. They also have bananas for 25¢ a pound, regularly. The Tilton's owners are good, honest people and genuinely care about their customers. read more

Me and my partner were suddenly stopped by one of the managers who was demanding that we open our bag and have them look through it, cursing under her breath in our face even after seeing we had no merchandise in our bag. They had no grounds to accuse and search one of the only black customers in the store. Not to mention the whole place smelled like dirt and all the products were filthy in dust. Managers here need to do better. read more

I just went to Tilton's today for the first time since probably 2017, (I work downtown now) just wanted some cheap crackers. Well, there is nothing "cheap" in this store, unless it is damaged. It is sad, I remember you could eat for cheap shopping there. What's concerning for me is...it is the only grocery store in the area, which is economically low, and the prices were way more expensive than Walmart and Dillons. Just out of curiosity, I looked in the freezer area to see a brand that I might have know the regular price at other stores...a Totino's pizza that was so old the packing was blown up about to pop and it was $3.17!!! The same pizza (not old), is $1.75 at regular grocery stores. Are they marking up prices because they know many people in that neighborhood don't have transportation?!?! That's pathetic...do better!! I will not be shopping there again. Very disappointed!!! read more

If you are looking for all of the ingredients to do a certain complex meal, Tilton's is not the place to shop. They seldom will have everything one needs for specific meals. If, on the other hand, you want to have an adventure shopping at a place with lots of good sales, and great and unique food, and then decide what you are going to cook after you have found out what they have available that seems interesting, Tilton's is the place! This is the way my wife and I usually cook, so we love shopping at Tilton's. Mr. Tilton, and his employees all know us and it is nice to be greeted by name when walking into a business. They are great people. They truly represent a vanishing persona, that of the long time mom and pop grocery. read more

It's not bad! I'm a vegan, it's hard to find good options here. The staff seem ok. Good prices on spices, ok produce.

The only remaining local Mom 'n' Pop grocery store in town. Located in a food desert, so this space is a must for many locals. Small selection of groceries at cheap prices. Really wonderful local family owned establishment. read more

Best grocery store in Topeka. Staff is courteous and kind. God bless these people! Prices are super! I love the produce with huge bags of basil and salad. Mark down cans are the best prices and Jeff comes up with some really good stuff like organic salad dressings (Bragg's etc). Can't say how much I appreciate these folks. We need more good Christian people like Jeff around the hood. He is a welcome presence. God Bless U brother! read more