If you’re looking for a way to cut down on spending at the grocery store, shopping at a place with a senior citizen’s discount could be one way to do it.
While many major retailers, including Kroger and Walmart, have discontinued senior discount days, there are still several grocery stores that offer savings for seniors. In this article, I’ll take a close look at 10 popular grocery store chains that have discounts for older shoppers.
I reached out to each store to verify the details of their senior citizen discounts, but note that discounts and promotions may vary by location.
Grocery Stores With Senior Discounts
Most grocery stores that offer senior discounts choose one day of the week (or one day of the month) to offer a certain percentage off for shoppers over a specific age. Most of the discount days take place on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, but you can find at least one senior discount available somewhere every Monday through Thursday.
Be sure to check with your nearest grocery store(s) for more information on senior discounts, eligible or excluded products and any required memberships or identification.
American Discount Foods
Shoppers 62+ can get 10% off every Monday.
DeCicco Family Markets
Discount amounts and days vary at locations. The eligibility age is 62 and up.
Food Bazaar
Seniors 65+ can get a 5% discount every weekday between 7a.m. and 3p.m. You can check out the full details here.
Fred Meyer
Shoppers 55+ can get a 10% discount on the first Tuesday of every month.
Fry’s Food Stores
Seniors 55+ get 10% off the first Wednesday of each month.
Gristedes Supermarket
Shoppers ages 65 and up can get 10% off every Tuesday.
Harris Teeter
Shoppers 60 and older can get 5% off every Thursday.
New Seasons Market
Senior shoppers 65+ get a 10% discount on most items every Wednesday.
Publix
Senior shoppers 60+ get a 5% discount every Wednesday at select locations throughout Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.
Uncle Giuseppe’s Marketplace
Anyone aged 55 and up can get 5% off on Wednesdays.
More Ways To Save
In addition to senior discount days, there are tons of other ways to save money on your groceries.
Simply changing where you shop can help you save between 30% and 50% on groceries. Buying store brands, planning meals based on sales and using coupons are other great ways to reduce your expenses at the store.
Earning cash back is another way to maximize your return on a grocery store trip. Download one or more of these apps to save money on groceries and learn how Ibotta can help you earn cash back throughout the year.
For more ways to save while buying groceries, check out these 22 great tips.
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