Grocery Stores in American Fork, UT

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  1. 135 E Main St, American Fork UT 84003

    3.9 Good 152 reviews

    “I go here all the time and it's one of my favorite stores. They can't be expected to carry everything that a superstore carries, but they have what I need. The baked goods are outstanding and the soft serve ice cream is something you'll only find in a local store. I love that touch.”

  2. 949 Grassland Drive, American Fork UT 84003

    3.4 Good 289 reviews

    “On June 14, 2024 at about 8:40pm, I was looking for a niche item (clothing rack). The first employee I asked was an older lady if she could do an item lookup to see if it was in the store, and said they don’t do that, and that the item probably wasn’t in the store. I then asked the employee Ryan (the one with the nice hair), and he was able to do the item lookup and direct me to exactly the item I needed. Thanks Ryan!”

  3. 949 Grassland Dr, American Fork UT 84003

    1 Poor 35 reviews

    “This Walmart is nice in how big and usually organized it is (which can be surprising for some Walmarts). It was clean, well-stocked and I was pleasantly surprised with the whole spices they had in stock. You can checkout with people or do self-checkout and it's easy to find a store associate if you need help. Be aware that this location can be pretty popular so it can get crowded. I also like how there's plenty of parking and it's in a plaza with plenty of restaurants and other stores (i.e. Petsmart, Panda Express, Kohl's).”

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