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Seven Save A Lot stores shut down across Chicago’s South and West sides - WGN-TV

Seven Chicago Save A Lot grocery stores have permanently shuttered on the South and West sides, leaving residents without access to local food options.

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Residents across Chicago’s South and West sides are facing an immediate loss of food access following the permanent closure of seven Save A Lot locations. The abrupt shuttering of these stores has left shoppers stranded and local communities concerned about the disappearance of neighborhood grocery options.

The closures followed the end of a partnership between the Save A Lot brand and the licensee Yellow Banana. Coverage from outlets including The Business Journals and ABC7 Chicago confirms that the breakdown in this business relationship resulted in the stores ceasing operations, with no alternative deal reached to keep the locations running.

While the stores have already closed, coverage does not yet specify whether another entity will step in to fill the retail void or how the local food desert landscape will be addressed by city officials or corporate stakeholders moving forward.

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Quick answers

How many Save A Lot stores closed in Chicago?

Seven Save A Lot stores located on the South and West sides have permanently closed.

Why did the stores close?

The closures occurred after the grocery brand cut ties with the licensee Yellow Banana.

When did these closures take place?

The stores were set to close abruptly on Saturday, July 25, 2026.

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