Grocery Stores near Sugar City, ID

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  1. 14 Teton Rd, Sugar City ID 83448

    4.4 Superb 25 reviews

    “Great little hometown gem, been there forever, iconic place to buy nightcrawlers or sit down in the other side and have a beer, park your truck leave it for sale on the corner. Great mom and pop all in one stop and shop.”

  2. 490 N 2nd E, Rexburg ID 83440

    4.2 Good 148 reviews

    “Great place to shop! They have a fantastic selection, especially of baking supplies like chocolate chips, and they always seem to have a sale going on. This being said, a lot of the food seems expensive, but I usually shop at Winco so take that as you will. I do love how clean it is and how good the service is. I did have trouble with the self check out, but there was someone helping me almost immediately. Whenever I go to Albertson’s, I usually run there, since it’s usually a one-or-two-item stop for me, and no one ever looks at me weird when I come in sweaty. I appreciate that!”

  3. 301 Aspen Square, St Anthony ID 83445

    4.1 Good 114 reviews

    “The Saint Anthony Broulims' saving grace are the people that work there.The prices are usually not very competitive, as an example: An 8 pack of Ahah in any Broulims is posted as $10 - 11 and will sometimes go on sale in the 4$ range. ANYWHERE else they normally sit in the 4 dollar range.”

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  5. 9 N Bridge St, St Anthony ID 83445

    5 Superb 9 reviews

    “This restaurant is located well, next door to the hotel in which I stayed. The owner served me, was very friendly, gave great service! I had a wonderful beef burrito and fried ice cream. The restaurant was very clean, busy, and the staff and locals were friendly. I highly recommend it!”

  6. 124 W Main St, Rexburg ID 83440

    3.7 Good 191 reviews

    “Broulims in Driggs is definitely the best store in their chain, they have friendly helpful staff, large variety of everything but especially organic and health food options. I have very few issues with quality and when I have, Broulims has issued a refund. There specific things I will only buy at Broulims, because of quality and selection. Produce section is top quality most of the time. Deli has great options for lunch.Grocery pick up is easy and painless. Pharmacy staff are wonderful, and I like that you get a wallet credit after filling 10 prescriptions. My only negative thing I would say is pricing could definitely stand to be more competitive with prices out below in Rexburg and Idaho Falls. If that was the case, I would not make trips out there just to grocery shop.”

  7. 490 N 2nd E, Rexburg ID 83440

    3.5 Good 24 reviews

    “This pharmacy makes it simple to get my medications. It’s usually in and out, which I appreciate. I’ve only had to wait a longer period of time once. Understandably so too because it was close to closing before a holiday so the line was quite long.The pharmacy tech was so patient and kind, despite how overwhelmed they may have been. They still had a positive attitude and smile on their face.I really appreciate this pharmacy!”

  8. 1450 N 2nd E, Rexburg ID 83440

    3.5 Good 230 reviews

    “I had something in my tire and I was loosing a very little amount of air. Took to the Walmart tire center. They found the issue and it had not penetrate the tire, so they removed it, put some glue on it and called it a day. No charge to me!!”

  9. 1450 N 2nd E, Rexburg ID 83440

    2.9 Average 60 reviews

    “Great customer service! Everyone at the Rexburg pharmacy has been awesome. They've made sure I was covered on critical prescriptions even when Dr. communication was terrible.”

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