This is like a mom and pop grocery store. They always have something different and the prices are phenomenal. Carl and his cashiers are all very friendly. read more

This store has the absolute best deals on food and other grocery store items. They even carry some party goods. Don't be put off by the look of the place. You can't go wrong here. I've been shopping there for over five years and have never gotten anything bad. read more

It was great after being gone 8 years to come back!! So many incredible deals on a plethora items! The have excellent service & are helpful & kind!! Always check Super Saver first & Save money!! Thanks Ya'll! read more

I like buying crackers, tortillas, cookies, chips and yogurt is usually good at the 3100 Harrison Ogden store here, but other day bought some "columbus salami" in their refrigerated section which was a waste of $3 since it was truly disgusting as hell and had to throw it all out. Honestly, the yogurt was more weeks expired than the salami which was just december expired, but really need a credit from the store and/or to be very very wary of the meat they sell there in the future. The French cheese was okay couple months ago, but now that's getting expired but they keep it in the fridge. Seemed like the refrigerator might be failing there too, so just making other folks very wary of this. Like their discounts but will NOT eat or buy bad food and particularly meat, just no!! read more

Is Carl's Super Saver Store sketchy? Yes. Dirty and selling some products that are slightly/definitely questionable? Also yes. Do I love it? YAASSSSS. Basically, Carl's is a crazy discount shop. Mostly groceries, but there's some home improvement stuff in the back, and a surprising amount of party supplies. You will even find clothing, toys, DVDs, etc. Around Christmas, they had seasonal décor, giftwrap supplies, etc. A few of my favorite finds: Vosges chocolate bars for $1.99 and Guittard bars for $0.99! Limes 10 for $1! Maille mustard and Bonne Maman jams for $1! They have a good selection of Mexican cooking ingredients. You can always get decent brands of boxed pasta for around $0.50, and nearly all pantry staples are priced at least 75% off the cost at a standard supermarket. If a price is written on a product in Sharpie, it is likely expired, otherwise still check the dates, but I only found one "regular" priced product that was expired. I don't know where they get this stuff. Some are limited releases or damaged packaging, but otherwise I can find nothing wrong. I would mostly steer clear of the perishables, though you're a grown up, so just use your best judgement! They had some fresh herbs plus onions, apples, and other long storing produce that appeared fine. There is also a bit of refrigerated and frozen foods. I didn't check that section out, but I saw tons of people buying those goods, especially a particular packaged ham, so who knows? It was pretty busy on my most recent visit (a Friday around 5pm), but they seriously had some of the friendliest customers and employees, even with a long line. I don't live in Ogden, and I used to make a point of stopping here whenever up this way, but I got out of the habit so that I hadn't gone in a while. A shame because I spent $50 and left with six GIANT bags full of stuff. I love this funky store. read more

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Was up in the area and decided to check out this store based on the reviews. It is in an old shopping center, and when you go inside, you will feel like you stepped back in time. This place looks like an old grocery store from the early 80's. This is one of those places where you never know what goodies you will find when you enter, and if you like looking around like you are in a thrift store, you will love this place. However, the quality may be lacking. Many products are near their expiration date or have already passed their date, and still may be ok. Besides food products, they have old party supplies, t-shirts from random Colorado destinations, and home improvement/hardware supplies. When I visited, I filled a basket with random things that I could have used, but when I got to the old style cashier area, the only cashier decided to walk outside with a customer, leaving me and the person in front of me to stand there and wait. Another worker came over and started helping the man in front of me. When the first cashier came back into the store, she called over the person behind me. That is when I decided to walk out. I don't need a red carpet rolled out for me, nor was I in a hurry. But to be so blatantly disregarded when there were three of us in line and the store was empty otherwise...no thank you. I left my basket and walked out. While I love shopping for bargains, but I will definitely not stop here again. read more

This store is wild! It's so fun to browse. They have everything you need and want that you didn't even know you needed or wanted and it's cheap. We find the craziest and coolest stuff there and we love it! read more

Mu husband LOVES Nps! Like a serious addiction. I have to tell him to top grocery shopping, so I had heard about this place and decided to stop by with my hubs while we were in the Ogden area. It definitely didn't disappoint. We couldn't put stuff in the cart fast enough. I told him to maintain control cause we only have so much freezer room at home. But we still made out with some great deals. Ummm 8.5 pounds of salsa for $1.99. Let's have tacos everyday!!!! Most cereal was $1.99 a box. Lots of great stuff in the freezer section. Great deals on cheese. If you love a good bargain hunting place, this is definitely worth a stop. But be careful you could easily become addicted. read more

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Stumbled upon this grocery store a few years ago, and have since returned almost weekly. Never know what I'll find, or what product they will be getting in, but that only adds to how creative one can be, with the selection. Not just groceries, but clothing, movies, hardware, tools, etc found all under one roof for such a low low low price. read more

Carl's Super Saver Store - A typical purchase - Grocery Near Me - Ogden, Utah

I was in the area and me and my boyfriend decided to stop in and it was the first time I have been in the store and it was the most awesomeness experience that I have ever had. The people working in that store were some of the most friendliest people I have ever seen or dealt with in stores that was some of the best customer service I have ever had and I've worked in customer service before. read more

It's a store with great bargains! Some stuff is near or past the expiration date but a lot is perfectly fine, too bad we can't shop here because Kathy the cashier loves to racially profile my boyfriend every time he goes in the store even accusing him of stealing and embarrassing us in front of customers. So rude and unprofessional! All the other workers are great. read more

Sure, the store looks kinda a run down and unkept, but the prices on food are a trip back to the 1980's!!! 10 red bell peppers for $1, all kinds of frozen fruits and veggies super cheap, kitchen supplies, baby diapers, coffee, soups, all super super cheap!! I paid .39cents for a carton of organic red pepper and tomato soup!! You can't find everything here, the produce is random - probably just whatever other stores donate to them, but I come here to buy the cheapest things on my grocery list before going to winco for the rest of the stuff. I love this store!!! read more

Carl's is a good place for SOME items. Not all. Some of the items are so past their expiration date that I wouldn't use them. Others are ok, but then those items are at priced at pretty much what I can buy them for if I watch sales at the general grocery stores. They have a "cult" like following for the produce that comes in on Mondays, but again, most of that produce is priced high. Produce that is a couple of days away from it's life cycle should be priced lower. That said, the bagged salads are a bargain. I was one of the "cult" Monday produce member for a while, but have since stopped going unless I'm in the area. It just isn't worth the drive. CARL's- Please start pricing your produce at reasonable prices again! It used to be worth the trip. :O( read more

Carl's is a frugal-ians paradise! This store closely resembles the prices at which main stream grocery stores purchase the goods they later sell to consumers. Many of the food products are sold past their "best buy:" date, but not necessarily past their "use by:" date. And even still, they are safe to eat. I am currently a poor college student, but even if I end up making a six figure salary a year, I will still regularly purchase certain items from Carl's. Foods such as drinks, canned goods, dry goods (cereal, flour, rice, etc.) and many frozen foods are guaranteed quality/safe buys. Produce, meats & breads (quickly perishable goods) are often questionable & should be consumed shortly after purchase (if at all). The store can smell funky at times (usually because of an influx of produce) and its appearance would not have to be altered much to qualify it for a location in a zombie film. But the staff are always friendly and very helpful. Keep it up Carl's! ! ! read more

I love this place! It is dingy and not well lit. But the staff are so nice and the prices are great!

We went in around 6:30 to buy clothes and look around so when we found stuff we went to try everything on and one of the employees comes up to us and says "ladies were closed it's 7:06" being so rude. We tried explaining because we didn't know it closed at 7 but she wouldn't listen and just repeated the same thing. She also said "you can either buy those things or get out." So we put everything back and walked out, keep in mind there's 10 other people in the store and she only said it to us. She then walked out of the store after us and talked to us. So unnecessary and it didn't need to be a problem at all because we didn't do anything wrong. read more

I like shopping at super savers. The bread is a great deal and alot of the produce is also. They have a great clearance section. My problem with the store is the products they sell that "are not" expired are actually priced more than some regular grocery stores. Obviously they are purchasing this stuff at a lower price than wholesale but not passing the savings on to their customers which is unfortunate. But overall I like the store, just wish they would make more of their items affordable and maybe business would improve.... read more

Love this store! What a find! Anything like this in Salt Lake City or Logan?

my first week in ogden and i get the stomach flu and and a blizzard hits. im stuck with an empty fridge and a less than empty stomach and i need some food and now. lucky for me my neighbor informs me i live a few blocks from a magical grocery store. i walk past it and stand in front a bit unsure if i should enter this apocalyptic looking discount store. i get my sani-wipes out and venture in. i walk in and its dirty and unorganized: random clothing and movies here and house goods and discount produce there. i have forty bucks on me and think "ok i can get milk, eggs and cheese and maybe a couple snacks." boy was i wrong. Annie organic pizza 50 cents each, organic newmans own cookies 60 cents a box, tomatoes 10 for a buck. have i gone back in time?? i left with a cart overflowing with food and sill had a couple bucks to spare. will i be back? hell yes and i will bring some backup for all the extra bags i have to carry. ..oh and more sani-wipes read more