Broulim’s

Ah, Broulims. I have a love-​hate relationship with this one. I love that there is a large store with plenty of choices, including a café, sushi bar, pharmacy in the Teton Valley. BUT, their prices are pretty elevated, they frequently mislabel items that are supposed to be on sale and sell them for a different price. This is not an uncommon complaint when reading Google reviews, as well. Staff is a little unpleasant when confronted with this. Just today I was overcharged by over $ 7 (!!!) for flowers that I purchased. I was told that «for future reference, these are such and such price». Ha. Blame he customer? «For future reference», really… Well, for future reference, Broulims, stop mislabeling items and charging a different price. Obviously I was refunded, but not after bringing it to the manager’s attention and waiting for customer service.

This is one of the few stores that is open after 9pm. After a great dinner down the street, my buddies and I decided we need to walk off some of the calories as well as browse for possible desserts/​drinks. I don’t know if all Broulim’s are THIS big, but this market IS comprehensive, not to mention very neat and orderly!
When I go on trips, I crave «healthy» things such as fruits, so I looked at every piece of fruit to consider what can be kept without a fridge. Each apple had its place and everything was stacked nicely. I picked up couple of apples, bananas, and tangerines. The prices were similar to the fruits at my local markets in CA.
I almost panicked when I couldn’t find my friends after going through ½ the store! Luckily, I found them in the health/​beauty area. That section alone took about ¼ of the store! I almost feel that this grocery store encompasses characteristics of Target/​Wal-​Mart, all it needed were clothes! I bought floss ($ 1.50) and lotion ($ 1.99) as I ran out of both. Luckily, prices were fair and selection was plenty!
Overall, I really enjoyed my 1^st experience at Broulim’s!

This supermarket rivals most in much larger towns and cities. Recently expanded, they have a beautiful selection of fresh produce (although they can be on the pricey side), meats and bread. Sushi is made fresh daily, great deli area and always, an extremely tidy store. Since the expansion, Cocoa Grove (like Starbucks) moved inside the store. Good coffee and you can hang out «upstairs» if you want to enjoy your drink or food within the store. You really can find everything you need and then some. A big surprise in a small area. Keep in mind, they are closed Sunday. Can’t say that bothers me, I kind of like that «old school» type of place.

Great store! Has more to offer then the grocery stores in San Diego. What a nice surprise.

Absolute gem of a grocery store! Unexpected find for sure a small — but very nice — town.

Great, big store, with a nice selection of almost everything for a relatively rural area… a little pricey, as has been said.
Only real complaints is that they are closed on Sunday’s, and their seafood dept is poor (somewhat expected in this part of the country). However, their sushi is fresh and very good. go figure.

Espresso bar. Sushi bar. Bakery… etc
All across from the motel I was staying in.
Too bad they were closed on a Sunday though!

A little pricey, but it’s the only decent sized grocer in the valley

Just about the only major grocery store on this side of the pass, but they keep a pretty wide selection of food and have some specialties available as well. The first thing that I love about Broulim’s is the self serve, fresh ground, peanut and almond butter machines as well as the honey tap right in front of the store. Something that I don’t usually see even at the «fancy» grocers at home. Other than that they usually have a pretty good selection of meats and fish, most times there is a sushi chef on duty and they have a pretty good selection of most of the items you need. They are open everyday except for Sunday so if you adventure starts on Sunday plan to shop elsewhere.

It’s a grocery store. The only good sized one around :)