Grandma Faye’s Grocery & Carryout

Overview

Grandma Faye's is the classic Hocking Hills supply stop—part convenience store, part deli, part souvenir trove. Open daily 8 AM–9 PM, it’s where hikers and cabin‑goers swing in for last‑minute groceries, hot food, and a sweet treat before or after the trails.

What You’ll Find

• Made‑to‑order subs, pizzas, daily lunch specials, and hand‑scooped ice cream, shakes, and homemade fudge.
• A surprisingly broad mix for a small shop: fresh‑cut steaks, fresh ground chuck, plus carryout beer and wine.
• Camping essentials—firewood (often touted as the area’s best prices), propane exchange, and 24‑hour bait service.
• Souvenirs galore: T‑shirts, candles, wind chimes, jewelry, toys, postcards, geodes, dream catchers, and more.
• Services like lotto and a wildlife agent counter.

Good to Know

• Restrooms: Expect only a porta‑potty outside. If you want running water, use the park restrooms at major trailheads; the Old Man’s Cave Visitor Center is about a mile north.
• Space can feel tight, and lines build when only one or two registers are open.
• They take credit cards and have on‑site parking.

When It’s Best

• Weekdays or early (8–10 AM) are mellow; late‑morning to mid‑afternoon gets busier.
• Saturdays peak hard around early‑ to mid‑afternoon—plan quick in‑and‑outs or go early.

Who Will Love It

• Families and cabin groups topping off snacks and s’mores kits.
• Anglers and campers needing bait, propane, or firewood.
• Souvenir hunters who want a wide, fun selection without trekking into town.

Bottom Line

Not a full supermarket, but for trail fuel, hot deli items, and “forgot it at home” supplies, this place delivers—and the fudge and ice cream are easy wins.