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Thanks Dan.............Food World.

From what I remember it was Publix's answer to Pantry Pride (Food Fair) which was the low price leader in Florida.

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I know that the Food Fair/ Pantry Pride chain was big in Florida especially around Miami and Ft. Lauderdale but i'm wondering if the chain at any time had any stores in the Tampa area?

... existed in Florida (south). I know they had at least 10 stores and that Food Fair bought them early 1950's? I have not been successful, so I thought that maybe doing research ...

... had a couple of supermarkets in the Philadelphia area that they sold to Food Fair in the 1960's. I think they only used the Korvette name. They were large stores and the ...

... by 1960's (and older) vintage Publix and some Pantry Pride (former Food Fair) stores. The Pantry Pride stores later became "Hyde Park Foods" or "Wooley's" ...

I's guessing Food Fair on this one, that was my initial thought as soon as I saw the photo. Did Food Fair ever occupy Charleston? ...

... They were Florida's FIRST supermarket chain and was purchased by Food Fair. Also, Shell City Stores which purportedly were purchased by Fredrick's Supermarkets? ...

... never got south of Northern Virginia, to my knowledge. My best guess is Food Fair, or an independent.

... by much of a parking lot... I was hoping you'd tell me it was a Food Fair :) I know there was at least a JM Fields in Charleston, albeit much later than this store ...

... the Pearl Crafts store on Oakland near Dixie a few blocks away was a Food Fair/Pantry Pride? It was a very high volume store and quite large for its time. There are ...

... the Pearl Crafts store on Oakland near Dixie a few blocks away was a Food Fair/Pantry Pride? It was a very high volume store and quite large for its time. There are ...

Also remember that many KMart/Pantry Prides were J.M. Fields/Food Fairs. KMart was the biggest buyer of J.M. Fields when Food Fair disposed of them. Side note: ...

... I remember well was on Coral Way (24 St.) and Galloway (87 Av.). The food part was run by Allied Foods. This 4 corner area and surrounding neighborhood ... 3 separate corners. Publix and Kmart Foods in one corner, Food Fair/Pantry Pride on the next and Kwik Chek/Winn Dixie on the last. Also ...

... two sides and were later walled off completely. The Oakand Park store's food side closed sometime in the late 70's and operated briefly with an independant, ... and Pompano Beach stores are the same style as the Bradlee's/Food Fair combos in the North east circa 1960's/1970's. And Pantry Pride/Food ...

... the only vintage location is Skidaway Road, with a pylon reminiscent of Food Fair/Pantry Pride. Later architecture, though notable, the downtown Kroger is designed to mimic ...