Harrison Bent ‘n’ Dent Grocery

The store carries general groceries. A bent-and-dent grocery typically stocks shelf goods that retailers can no longer sell at full price because of dented cans, damaged packaging, or short dates on the label, which is where the name comes from. The food inside is usually fine; the packaging is what changed. That makes it a place to check if you want pantry staples for less than supermarket prices and don't mind a less predictable selection from one visit to the next.

Alongside the packaged groceries, the store sells Amish home baked foods. This is a separate category from the canned and boxed stock, covering baked items rather than long-shelf-life goods.

Posted hours are 9AM to 5:30PM. Payment is cash; no card reader is noted, so plan to bring enough on hand for what you intend to buy. Call ahead before a long drive to confirm the store is open on the day you plan to go.