Forks County Line Stores, Inc — Local services in Middlebury

This store is just absolutely fabulous..and boy has it grown since I last was here! I have moved from the area so I don't get there very often anymore but look out when I do..they just seem to have everything and at super super low prices. Seems that they specialize mostly in scratch/dent/damaged also name brand stuff to. As long as products safe and edible who cares about the outside. Your throwing it aways anyways RIGHT! 😊 I'm (sadly) very low income, on state assistance (food stamps) which they conveniently take + checks, credit and debit cards just NOT DISCOVER It's nice they even take your groceries to your vehicle. I always tip cause they don't have to do that, or at least I don't think its required, but could be, anyway it helps me tremendously.. Also they have 2 stores.. Middlebury and Shipshewana..both are amazing, but don't have the same things so it's great hitting both..if your in the area then make FORKS a must stop! You won't be sorry...

I don't get out to Fork's as much as I would like, but I have never been disappointed when going. We love coming here for bulk meat boxes, a lot of which are restaurant-quality. Along with the usual discount groceries, they are also one of the best-stocked places I know of when it comes to finding ingredients for baking. They have a huge assortment of pie fillings, and an incredible variety of flours and custom baking mixes. There are also other little necessities for homestead-style living sold here, like cheesemaking and canning goods. I don't think I've ever left this store with less than a huge cart-full, even if I only meant to grab a few...

This place is a great grocery store if you are looking for a treasure hunt. Many of their featured items and misc items are discounted scratch and dent type things, so you need to watch for expiration dates sometimes. They do have many other grocery and household items to choose from, too, but don't go here if you are picky on brands of products. It's better suited as a stop before you go to the big grocery store, just to see if they happen to have certain typically pricey items in their bargain bins(ex: Protein bars 5-for-$1 vs. $2 each at the...