Country View Bulk Foods offers a variety of foods and bulk items.
The store is open Monday through Saturday and closed Sunday; confirm hours by phone or on its website before visiting.
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A shopper at Country View Bulk Foods in Snover, Michigan, fills a cart from open bins and packaged stock rather than from branded supermarket shelves.
The store carries a range of foods alongside bulk items, which are dry goods sold in larger quantities than a typical grocery portion. Bulk buying suits anyone restocking a pantry or baking in volume, since you take the amount you need instead of a fixed package size. The general food selection covers the rest of a shopping list.
The store is open from 9 AM to 6 PM. Payment is cash; there is no card option noted here, so plan to bring enough to cover what you load into the cart. Because only a single set of hours is posted, it is worth calling ahead before a long drive if you are coming from outside the immediate area.
It offers bulk items and a variety of foods.
It is open Monday through Saturday and closed Sunday. Call (989) 635-3764 or check countryviewbulkfoods.net to confirm.
The listing notes cash payment.
It is at 177 N. Germania Rd, Snover, MI 48472.
Most Amish stores including Country View Bulk Foods primarily accept cash. We recommend calling ahead at (989) 635-3764 to confirm current payment options. Some locations may also accept checks from local customers.
Country View Bulk Foods is open: 9AM – 6PM. Like most Amish businesses, it is closed on Sundays for religious observance. Call (989) 635-3764 to confirm seasonal hours.
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