Dot’s Market to open new Centerville location Wednesday

A locally owned and independently operated grocery store opened a new location this week.

Dot’s Market opened for the first time Wednesday at 101 E. Alex Bell Road in Centerville, owner Nick Moshos confirmed. The store was scheduled to open at 7 a.m. and close at 10 p.m., Moshos said.

The new store, located in the Cross Pointe Center building that previously housed the Earth Fare grocery chain, was previously announced to open March 1.

It is approximately 7,000 square feet larger than Dot’s Market locations at 2274 Patterson Road in Kettering and 118 W. Franklin St. in Bellbrook, both owned by Moshos.

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The full service grocery store is known for its fresh cut meats, broasted chicken, chicken salad and several other deli items.

Moshos said customers will be able to find the same products at the new store as the other two Dot’s Market locations.

Staff Writer Natalie Jones contributed to this report.

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