CLOSED: Sprout's Groceries

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look for this sign off of Calumet Road at Sprout's Groceries in Chesterton

CLOSED: Sprout's Groceries
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Opened in March 2011, this is a full service vegan and vegetarian grocery store located inside Sawgrass Marketplace. Has a deli, vegan bakery items, major vegan and vegetarian brands including Field Roast, Gardein, Match meats, Moo moo's, Vegetarian Plus, Yves, Tofurkey, Daiya, Ah!laska, Edwards and sons, Frontier, Nana's Cookies, Dandies, Plum baby food, Uptons, and more. Locally owned and operated. twitter.com/sproutgroceries. MAY 2016 REPORTED SHUT.

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1505 S S Calumet Rd (at Highway 49), Chesterton, Indiana, USA, 46304
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First Review by happycowgirl

happycowgirl

Points +5631

Vegan

04 Aug 2011

Wonderful Store - Edit

Sprouts packs all the best veg*n food into a small, well-organized place. If you need a veggie staple, they have it. Great selection of refrigerated and frozen items.

If you're from out of town, this is a great stop. If you're a local, I have to be honest and point out that Wiseway is just across the street and has a pretty good veg*n/organic section as well. I want to support Sprouts all the time but if I'm doing my weekly shopping at Wiseway and I'm in a hurry or am shopping after Sprouts is closed, it's tempting to get your shopping done and pick up your veg*n essentials at Wiseway.

One thing Sprouts could offer that Wiseway doesn't have is high quality fresh, organic fruits and vegetables. Wiseway offers some but the quality is poor and I can never find an organic tomato! You mention there is a great organic farmer in the same building and you don't want to compete with her/him. That's very considerate of you. But maybe you could both do more business if you guys entered into a relationship where she rented out space from you for a nominal fee to sell her produce. Possibly a win-win situation.