US discount grocery chain Save A Lot and Yellow Banana, a grocery platform that owns and operates Save A Lot locations, have announced the re-opening of six renovated grocery stores across the ...

63rd St., comes two years after owner and operator Yellow Banana signed a $26 million redevelopment agreement with the city of Chicago to open six Save A Lot stores. Ald. Marty Quinn (13th ...

The six stores have undergone extensive interior and exterior renovations, underscoring Save A Lot's and Yellow Banana’s commitment to the communities they serve by providing access to fresh and ...

Since its highly anticipated reopening in September, the renovated Save A Lot grocery store in West Garfield Park has angered neighbors because of its overflowing dumpsters and insufficient rodent ...

The completion of the project to reinvigorate the Save A Lot brand in Chicago is the culmination of a collaboration between Yellow Banana, the City of Chicago and City representatives.

Yellow Banana executives have said they plan to operate Save A Lot stores differently than the discount chain has done historically, and to work with local leaders to make sure their concerns are ...

Save A Lot officials and local leaders cut a ribbon ... little to no options to access food nearby. Ohio-based company Yellow Banana purchased six Save A Lots on the South and West sides ...

smoothies and pastries out of a new coffee bar in the Save A Lot at 832 W. 63rd St., a former Whole Foods building. The deal with Yellow Banana presented the Black-owned vendor with a minimal-risk ...

Some of the prices are a little higher than I expected, but milk is cheap -- cheaper than a lot of other places ... to the refrigeration equipment. Yellow Banana is the store's operator.