Super Saver Foods
A low-price grocery-store chain owned and operated by B&R Stores, Inc., with stores in Nebraska and Iowa.
Last updated August 24, 2026
Overview
Super Saver Foods is a low-price grocery-store chain operated by B&R Stores, Inc., a Nebraska-based retail grocery company headquartered in Lincoln. The banner serves shoppers primarily through large-format supermarkets offering everyday food and household necessities at value-oriented prices. It is a regional retail brand rather than a national supermarket chain, and its historical footprint has been concentrated in Nebraska, with an additional presence in Iowa. The first B&R Stores-operated Super Saver opened in 1984 at the intersection of 48th and O Streets in Lincoln. At approximately 60,000 square feet, the store was described at the time as the largest retail grocery store in Nebraska by floor area. The company developed the concept through a series of large stores designed to provide broad grocery selection under a low-price positioning. A second Lincoln location opened in 1988 at 27th Street and Cornhusker Highway, measuring approximately 70,000 square feet. A third Lincoln store followed in July 1991 at 56th Street and Highway 2. Super Saver expanded beyond Lincoln in 1993 when B&R Stores opened a location in Council Bluffs, Iowa. The banner's growth also involved the conversion or acquisition of existing grocery operations. In 1999, B&R Stores purchased a Food-4-Less store in Columbus, Nebraska, and a Festival of Foods store in Grand Island, Nebraska. That year, the company completed another Super Saver location at 27th Street and Pine Lake Road in Lincoln. In June 2000, the chain entered the Omaha area with a store at 144th Street and Stony Brook Boulevard in Millard. At approximately 83,000 square feet, the Millard store was identified as B&R Stores' largest location at the time. The brand's retail proposition centers on scale, broad supermarket assortment, and price value. Typical merchandise includes packaged and fresh foods, produce, meat, dairy, bakery and deli items, frozen foods, beverages, and everyday non-food necessities. The available reference material does not identify a separate private-label brand portfolio, formal loyalty program, or a distinct specialty department strategy, so these areas are not characterized here. Super Saver remained an operating B&R Stores banner in the available reference material. A new Omaha, Nebraska-area location opened in March 2025, indicating continued investment in the concept. Publicly available information supplied for this entry does not establish a standalone incorporation date, founder, executive roster, revenue figures, or a stock-market listing for Super Saver Foods. The banner should therefore be understood as a B&R Stores retail brand whose history is documented mainly through store openings, geographic expansion, and the development of large-format grocery locations.
History
Super Saver Foods developed as a supermarket concept of B&R Stores, Inc., a grocery retailer based in Lincoln, Nebraska. Its first store opened in 1984 at 48th and O Streets in Lincoln. The approximately 60,000-square-foot location was, at the time, described as the largest retail grocery store in Nebraska by floor area. Its size established an early pattern for the banner: large supermarkets intended to combine substantial selection with a low-price grocery proposition. B&R Stores expanded the concept within Lincoln during the late 1980s and early 1990s. A second store opened in 1988 at 27th Street and Cornhusker Highway, with approximately 70,000 square feet of retail space. A third Lincoln store opened in July 1991 at 56th Street and Highway 2. These openings strengthened Super Saver's position as a major local supermarket format rather than a small neighborhood grocery banner. The chain made its first documented move outside Lincoln in 1993, when a Super Saver store opened in Council Bluffs, Iowa. Expansion later combined new construction with the acquisition or purchase of existing grocery businesses. In 1999, B&R Stores purchased a Food-4-Less store in Columbus, Nebraska, and a Festival of Foods store in Grand Island, Nebraska. The company also completed a new Super Saver at 27th Street and Pine Lake Road in Lincoln in October of that year. In June 2000, B&R Stores entered the Omaha-area market with a Super Saver at 144th Street and Stony Brook Boulevard in Millard, Nebraska. The approximately 83,000-square-foot store was described as B&R Stores' largest location at that point. This expansion gave the banner a stronger presence in eastern Nebraska's largest metropolitan area while retaining its regional rather than national character. The available reference material describes Super Saver as a low-price grocer operating exclusively within the retail grocery industry. Its assortment is understood to include standard supermarket categories, including fresh foods, packaged groceries, beverages, frozen products, and household necessities. The references do not provide enough detail to document specific private-label products, loyalty programs, advertising slogans, or individual store departments beyond the general supermarket format. A further Omaha-area location opened in March 2025. That opening indicates that Super Saver remained an active B&R Stores banner and continued to expand its Nebraska-area store base. No separate founder, chief executive, public listing, revenue history, or corporate financial disclosures for Super Saver Foods are identified in the supplied material. The brand's documented history is consequently best represented through B&R Stores' store development, market expansion, and operation of large-format value supermarkets.
- 2025New Omaha-area location
A new Super Saver location opens in the Omaha, Nebraska area in March.
- 2000Omaha-area entry
B&R Stores opens an approximately 83,000-square-foot Super Saver at 144th Street and Stony Brook Boulevard in Millard, Nebraska, its largest store at the time.
- 1999Acquisition activity and new Lincoln store
B&R Stores purchases grocery stores operating as Food-4-Less in Columbus and Festival of Foods in Grand Island, Nebraska, and completes a new Super Saver at 27th Street and Pine Lake Road in Lincoln in October.
- 1993Expansion into Iowa
A Super Saver store opens in Council Bluffs, Iowa, marking the banner's first documented market outside Lincoln.
- 1991Third Lincoln location opens
B&R Stores opens a third Lincoln Super Saver at 56th Street and Highway 2 in July.
- 1988Second Lincoln store opens
A second Super Saver opens at 27th Street and Cornhusker Highway in Lincoln, with approximately 70,000 square feet of space.
- 1984First Super Saver store opens in Lincoln
B&R Stores opens the first Super Saver at 48th and O Streets in Lincoln, Nebraska. The approximately 60,000-square-foot store is described as the state's largest retail grocery store by floor area at the time.
Products and positioning
A regional low-price supermarket banner emphasizing large stores, broad grocery selection, and everyday value.
Supermarket grocery assortmentGrocery
Super Saver's core offering is a broad supermarket assortment designed for routine household shopping. It includes fresh and packaged foods, produce, meat, dairy, frozen foods, bakery and deli items, and beverages. The banner's large-format stores are intended to provide substantial category breadth while supporting its low-price, value-oriented positioning.
Household essentialsHousehold and non-food
In addition to food, Super Saver stores carry everyday household and non-food necessities associated with a full-service supermarket. The supplied references do not specify a complete category list or identify proprietary product lines, but the offering is positioned to support one-stop grocery and household shopping at value-focused prices.
Flagship businesses
- Large-format, value-oriented supermarket stores
- Broad grocery and household-needs assortment
Recent events
- 2025Super Saver opens a new Omaha-area location
A new Super Saver location opened in the Omaha, Nebraska area in March 2025, extending the B&R Stores banner's local presence.
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