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  1. Rentown Country Store - 1530 3rd Rd

    1530 3rd Rd, Bremen IN 46506

    4.7 Superb 172 reviews

    “We loved visiting Rentown Country Store! One of the first things we noticed was how peaceful and relaxing it was. Unlike most grocery stores, there was no blaring music, no constant noise, and no overstimulation. You could actually shop in silence, which was such a refreshing experience. The store had a wonderful selection of unique foods, baked goods, and specialty items that we don't typically find at home. Everything felt authentic and thoughtfully curated rather than touristy. It's a bit of a drive to get there, but honestly, that's part of the charm. Along the way, we saw horse-and-buggies traveling the roads, and the store even has parking spaces for them out front. It really added to the feeling that we were experiencing a genuine Amish community rather than a manufactured attraction. If you're looking for a slower pace, unique products, and a peaceful shopping experience, Rentown Country Store is absolutely worth the trip.”

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  2. Woodie's Supermarket - 116 N Bowen Ave

    116 N Bowen Ave, Bremen IN 46506

    4.5 Superb 107 reviews

    “Woodie's is a town staple in Bremen. The front of the store features a small deli that features a number of delicious, fresh-cooked foods, including their signature Alaskan Pollock fish, fried and seasoned to perfection. People come from around Michiana to enjoy the Pollock so there is sometimes a 5-10 minute wait as the next batch is cooked fresh.The deli also features a very small dining area, of only about three tables. Most customers get their food to-go, and will either take it home, or even eat it in the parking lot.The potato wedges are excellent and cooked until the outer breading has the slightest crunch, still leaving the inner potato moist and soft. While I have not tried it myself, I have also heard their fried chicken is very good as well.The supermarket area of the store is also well kept and clean, featuring all the typical foods and snacks you hope to find in a small, locally owned grocery store. Prices are fair and competitive as well.”

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  3. Dollar General - 1410 West Plymouth Street

    1410 West Plymouth Street, Bremen IN 46506

    2 Poor 76 reviews

    “The store in Bremen needs to get rid of their background check and long & unnecessary hiring process because they obviously need help bad! Anytime u go in there you have to wait in a 20 minute line because they only have like 3 employees! And those employees are tired and overworked & usually not very friendly because of it! I feel bad for them. Get rid of your tedious and completely unnecessary hiring process, its ridiculous!!”

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