Independent shop directory
Food co-ops in the United States, by state and city
199 independent food co-ops across the United States, by state and city. Pick a state for the full list with street addresses and websites. Makers use it as a starting list for wholesale. Everyone else uses it to find good food nearby.
Food co-ops by state
- Food co-ops in Alabama
1 listed - Food co-ops in Alaska
3 listed - Food co-ops in Arizona
1 listed - Food co-ops in California
13 listed - Food co-ops in Colorado
2 listed - Food co-ops in Connecticut
2 listed - Food co-ops in Florida
1 listed - Food co-ops in Georgia
1 listed - Food co-ops in Idaho
3 listed - Food co-ops in Illinois
4 listed - Food co-ops in Indiana
2 listed - Food co-ops in Iowa
5 listed - Food co-ops in Kentucky
1 listed - Food co-ops in Louisiana
1 listed - Food co-ops in Maine
3 listed - Food co-ops in Maryland
3 listed - Food co-ops in Massachusetts
7 listed - Food co-ops in Michigan
12 listed - Food co-ops in Minnesota
22 listed - Food co-ops in Montana
2 listed - Food co-ops in Nebraska
2 listed - Food co-ops in New Hampshire
7 listed - Food co-ops in New Jersey
1 listed - Food co-ops in New Mexico
7 listed - Food co-ops in New York
14 listed - Food co-ops in North Carolina
5 listed - Food co-ops in North Dakota
2 listed - Food co-ops in Ohio
2 listed - Food co-ops in Oregon
11 listed - Food co-ops in Pennsylvania
5 listed - Food co-ops in Rhode Island
1 listed - Food co-ops in South Dakota
4 listed - Food co-ops in Texas
4 listed - Food co-ops in Vermont
9 listed - Food co-ops in Virginia
4 listed - Food co-ops in Washington
19 listed - Food co-ops in Wisconsin
12 listed - Food co-ops in Wyoming
1 listed
Cities with the most food co-ops
- Brooklyn, NY (4)
- San Francisco, CA (2)
- Philadelphia, PA (3)
- Portland, OR (2)
- Minneapolis, MN (6)
- Madison, WI (3)
- Austin, TX (2)
- Saint Paul, MN (3)
- Albuquerque, NM (3)
- Corvallis, OR (2)
Run a shop? Carry Madeline's makers
Madeline's works with more than 200 independent makers: creameries, salumi makers, beekeepers, roasters, jam and hot sauce kitchens. Tell us what your shelves need and we will introduce you to makers who sell wholesale.
Make food? Getting onto these shelves
Start with the shops closest to you, bring samples and a one-page price sheet, and know your wholesale price before you walk in. These help: the wholesale price calculator, how to price food products for wholesale, where to sell artisan food online, and the directory of co-packers, kitchens, packaging suppliers and distributors. Madeline's also sets up wholesale ordering for makers, and lists makers on the marketplace.
Questions
What is in this directory?
8291 independent food shops in all 50 states and Washington, DC: cheese shops, food co-ops, wine shops, delis, natural and specialty grocers, general and country stores, farm stores and butchers. National chains are left out.
Where does this list come from?
From OpenStreetMap, the open map that anyone can edit. If a shop is missing or has closed, fix it on OpenStreetMap or send us a note through the form above and we will update it.
I make food. Will these shops buy from me?
Many will. Co-ops, cheese shops and country stores are where most small makers get their first wholesale accounts. Ask for the buyer, bring samples, and have a wholesale price that leaves the shop its margin.
Can I buy from small makers without going to a shop?
Yes. Madeline's is an online farmstand. Makers ship cheese, honey, preserves, coffee and more straight from their own kitchens and farms, one cart and one checkout.
Shop data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database License. Listings are independent businesses and are not affiliated with Madeline's unless they say so.