This mod replaces the boarded-off Cafe in Canterbury Commons with a Cornucopia Fresh Groceries (a chain of stores in Fallout 3) store. In addition to a store (which contains a LOT of pre-war food and Nuka Cola, and a few skill books), there is a storage room in the back, which has enough accommodations to make it able to be used as a replacement for the tenpenny suite/megaton house as your in-game home (a bed, lots of storage, etc. This mod contains a lot of loot, but nothing "game breaking" or anything.

I was going to make a back story, to explain why there is a bottlecap mine schematic on the workbench, why there is a bunch of pastries (pies and sweetrolls) on the shelf, and why everything in an unlocking building is untouched (un-raided). It ended up being about a shopkeep/baker who loved Nuka Cola, who used his spare bottlecaps to develop a "mine", which sounds really, really retarded. I'll just leave it to your own imaginations.

This is version 1.0. I plan on expanding it a bit more, and fixing the ceiling glitch (you'll see it when you walk around in the store, the ceiling "flickers"). I also want to stock that empty shelf (under the abraxo cleaners/detergent), but I have no idea what to put on there. Also, I accidently put "Ice Cold Nuka Cola" on the shelves. The Nuka Cola would obviously not be Ice Cold after being on a shelf for 200 years. I have to fix this. Suggestions and comments are welcome.

To use, just put the "r0x0r's_grocery.esp" file into your program files/Bethesda/fallout 3/data directory. When you load the game, in "Data Files", check off "R0x0r's_grocery.esp" to play. There will be a map marker you can teleport to in the map, so you don't have to walk all the way to Canterbury Commons.

People have reported that this mod has crashed them. It works for me, and several friends I've linked my mod to on Steam. I honestly don't know what's causing the problem, but it isn't my mod.