A mom & pop market
Our Story
Good food, made and sold the old-fashioned way — by a family that knows your name.
Good food, made and sold the old-fashioned way — by a family that knows your name.
Since September 2012
Nolt's Marketplace opened its doors in September 2012, when Doug and Sheri Nolt set out to bring a true Amish-style deli and bakery to Fort Wayne's north side. More than a decade later it's still a genuine mom-and-pop shop — stop by and there's a good chance Doug himself will slice your order.
The Nolt name has deep Pennsylvania Dutch roots, and it shows all over the store: sweet Lebanon bologna behind the counter, shoofly-style baking traditions in the bakery case, and relationships with Amish farms and smokehouses that keep the shelves stocked with things you simply can't find at a chain store.
What We Believe
Friendly, personal service — someone is always willing to help you find what you need.
Amish and local farms first. If we wouldn't serve it at our own table, it doesn't go in the case.
Donuts, breads and pies baked daily. The smoker runs four days a week — never reheated.
Proud to serve the Leo Road corridor — Fort Wayne, Leo-Cedarville and Grabill's Amish country.
Our Neighborhood
You'll find us in the Leo Crossing Shopping Center on Leo Road (State Road 1) — the corridor that runs north from Fort Wayne toward Leo-Cedarville and Grabill, home to one of Indiana's most vibrant Amish communities.
That's not a coincidence. It's the connection that fills our deli case with 70+ Amish meats and cheeses, our shelves with homemade pasta and jams, and our bakery with recipes that have been handed down for generations.
