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... until Bruno's bought them around 1989. Brunos wanted to name them "Food Fair" (that was another trade name they used in Alabama) but the little independent that ...

... until Bruno's bought them around 1989. Brunos wanted to name them "Food Fair" (that was another trade name they used in Alabama) but the little independent that ...

Thanks Edric!! :)

Side note: These Fredrick's Supermarkets retained their name until their conversion to Pantry Pride.

Most of them had the Fredricks name on the building itself with the traditional Food Fair "tower" sign in the parking lot.

... the Macon/Warner Robins area were: Piggly Wiggly, Winn-Dixie, Kroger, Food Lion, A&P, Colonial/Big Star, FoodMax and Red Apple. Long time independent ... include Bateman & Wade, Rocky Creek Foods, C&J and Macon Food Fair. Newer chains include Publix, Save-a-lot and 7 (count them...SEVEN) ...

... the Macon/Warner Robins area were: Piggly Wiggly, Winn-Dixie, Kroger, Food Lion, A&P, Colonial/Big Star, FoodMax and Red Apple. Long time independent ... include Bateman & Wade, Rocky Creek Foods, C&J and Macon Food Fair. Newer chains include Publix, Save-a-lot and 7 (count them...SEVEN) ...

... the Macon/Warner Robins area were: Piggly Wiggly, Winn-Dixie, Kroger, Food Lion, A&P, Colonial/Big Star, FoodMax and Red Apple. Long time independent ... include Bateman & Wade, Rocky Creek Foods, C&J and Macon Food Fair. Newer chains include Publix, Save-a-lot and 7 (count them...SEVEN) ...

... the Macon/Warner Robins area were: Piggly Wiggly, Winn-Dixie, Kroger, Food Lion, A&P, Colonial/Big Star, FoodMax and Red Apple. Long time independent ... include Bateman & Wade, Rocky Creek Foods, C&J and Macon Food Fair. Newer chains include Publix, Save-a-lot and 7 (count them...SEVEN) ...

Corti had a market in the Arden Fair Mall adjacent to a 60's era "Food Circus" and a T-Drugs. I believe the entire building was demolished and a Max's Opera Cafe and movie theatre occupy the area that housed the above businesses.

... with pharmacies and other "ahead of their time" departments. (Food Fair bought them). Also Shell City Stores (Fredrick's bouth them). Thanks :)

... the Holzheimer family, which had 2 generations in management at Fisher Foods). My mother often shopped there. It was one of the founding members ... Loblaw bought controlling interest), Giant-Landover (until Ahold), Food Fair (until the family feud), or became family affairs over time like the ...

Wow.............they sound like the Friedlands of Food Fair.

Steve did they ever use the name Food Fair Quality Discount in Florida?

... Most of Rite Aid's stores in the Mid-Atlantic though came from Drug Fair, a chain that was owned by Gray Drug, who provided Rite Aid its stores ... HBA, cosmetics, a GNC section in some stores, stationery, toys, small food selection. Something as a sidenote: Rite Aid didn't sell Coke for many ...

... in the forum (under "Greocery Stores in Real Malls" that Food Fair had had five Richmond locations that became Pantry Pride. What I didn't realize or remember ...

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.

:)