New study finds the cheapest grocery stores in Ohio, and all three are here in Columbus

We’re all trying to save a buck here and there, and with grocery costs on the rise, it could be time to consider switching up your go-to store.

A new study by NetCredit analyzed prices at over 2,000 grocery stores across the country, and they found the cheapest grocery stores in every state, and Ohio’s results could surprise you.

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The study found that in Ohio, the three supermarkets with the lowest prices are: Grocery Outlet, Save A Lot, and Target. A Grocery Outlet, the nation’s largest discount stores, just opened at 749 Bethel Rd., and there are multiple Save A Lots and Targets dispersed throughout Central Ohio.

The study also found that the most expensive grocery stores in Ohio happened to be Gordon Food Service and Fresh Thyme.

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