Prairie Food Co-op Community Grocery

Real Food. Local Products. Transparently Sourced.

Prairie Food Co-op is your neighborhood grocery store with a difference — locally sourced meat, dairy, eggs, and produce, and a strict set of product standards that includes no artificial dyes or colors and non-GMO. Find us at 837 S Westmore-Meyers Rd, Lombard in Eastgate Shopping Center (between Ace Hardware and the DMV). Open to everyone — and if you want exclusive perks and discounts, ask about becoming an Owner.

What You’ll Find

Local and organic produce at Prairie Food Co-op — Local & Organic Produce

Seasonal and local whenever possible. Organic options always available.

Bulk bins with grains, beans, and spices — Bulk Foods

Stock your pantry on your terms. Our bulk section lets you buy exactly what you need — grains, nuts, seeds, spices, flours, and more — all meeting our strict ingredient standards. Bring your own container or grab one in store.

Craft beer and wine selection — Craft Beer & Wine

Thoughtfully curated brews & bottles.

Deli case with freshly sliced meats and cheeses — Deli & Prepared Foods

Real ingredients, made fresh. Our deli offers pre-sliced and sliced-to-order meats and cheeses, prepared foods and grab-and-go options made without artificial flavors, artificial colors, or preservatives — because convenience shouldn't mean compromise.

Local, high-quality meat and dairy products — Meat & Dairy

hormone-free, and sourced from regional farms. Real milk and real meat from real animals — not a factory.

High quality groceries without harmful additives — High-Quality Groceries

Thousands of products that meet our ingredient standards — no artificial dyes, no fake flavors, nothing you can't pronounce.

Most grocery stores will stock whatever sells. We don't. Every product at Prairie Food Co-op has to clear our ingredient review — which means no artificial colors, no artificial flavors, no hydrogenated oils, and no GMOs. Period. If it doesn't meet the bar, it doesn't make it to the shelf. We're DuPage County's first and only community-owned grocery store, which means our decisions are driven by what our community wants — not what a corporate buyer in another state thinks will move units. Learn more by visiting our product standards page.