Albertsons

The store is fine with all things needed for a Grand Teton or Yellowstone trip. However, the old lady cashier yelled at me with «swipe, swipe, swipe», feels like I don’t know how to swipe my credit card, which was disrespectful and disgusting… In any sense, a cashier should not yell at a customer… Zero star for that!!!

Thought this store would be more expensive versus home because of the tourist town but it wasn’t. Produce was fresh and meat as well. The rotisserie chicken was yummy! I’d recommend this and again, not a rip off for out of towners.

I’m guessing this is the one big ass grocery store in Jackson, and they seemed to have all the bases covered. If the Armageddon hits Jackson, this will be your spot. Pharmacy right there also. Haven’t seen an Albertson’s since leaving California, so hello old friend. Got water and girlie provisions here easily and cashier was nice.

Store manager, Bonnie super rude with her staff and customers. If you share a concern with her she argues back and takes off with a smerk on her face. Unfit for her position. Never shopping there again.

Usually Albertsons is not where I would go to buy groceries but this one was better than expected. They have a lot of different selections of items. I was shocked at how good and clean the store was. I would make this store my regular one if I lived in Jackson.

Big store with everything you’d expect. Fair prices and I also got the member price though I am not a member of their loyalty program. Great store in a touristy town, keep up the good work!

This is the standard for a very top notch store grocery operation. The staff is friendly and helpful and this busy store is clean and well maintained. They carry local favorites and necessities, such as «bear-​spray»

Albertson’s is a really large supermarket (grocery store) with a chemist and bottle shop (liquor store) attached. It’s located on the edge of the town and not within walking distance of the ‘CBD’ and main shopping area. They have an excellent selection of fresh fruit, veg, meat etc as well as chilled pre-​prepared meals and all of the usual grocery items. It’s not the cheapest supermarket you’ll find but it’s certainly reasonably priced. Alcohol is competitively priced against other bottle shops in town. We stocked up before heading through Grand Teton NP to West Yellowstone.

I’m reviewing this from the perspective of a family on a road trip. This store is clean, well stocked, and has lots of take-​out options. Impressive for such a small town.

Pretty nice store. It’s one of the few Albertsons still around that I know of. The store has some local souvenir items. Open and decent lit. Love their lobster tank and meat section. They also have a natural foods section.

I’ll admit that I’m partial to Albertsons since I grew up shopping there as a kid, with my parents and ended up working for the same store (in CA) at the age of 16. I don’t see many anymore but I try to go into one when I find one.
I was shocked by the selection they had in the meat and cheese area. So many choices in produce too! I was a bit high on grocery choices, it made me wish I lived in Jackson, instead of 10hours away.
The staff were friendly and helpful, and I even got to use my Albertsons card for the first time in six years (on my key chain). The bakery’s selections, which is what we went in for, were delicious. Cinnamon rolls and raspberry jelly donuts. There is a Starbucks kiosk we stopped at for coffee since we didn’t have time to drive around town looking for parking, and the lady was helpful and made good coffee. I would go back next time I’m in the area. Prices aren’t that different than the rest of the state, we live in eastern Wyoming and shop at a different store.

Albertson’s stopped using loyalty cards so I’m confused by an earlier review about price gouging of tourists. Their policy is to give sale prices to ALL shoppers.
FYI: Shiitake mushrooms were $ 9.99 vs $ 13.99 at Whole Grocery.
Nice selection of Asian stuff including tofu, miso, won ton/​gyoza wrappers AND Hawaii’s Own POG concentrate (passion-​orange-​guava juice) in the freezer section AND it was on special for $ 1/​can… Cheaper than in HI— how is that, eh? Nothing like a little bit of home on a 9 week cross country :)

Yayyy, a grocery store that does not require a loyalty card for sale prices! Very good selection of items, and many priced more reasonably than I’d expected for this expensive touristy town!

They have Albertson’s in Jackson, where’s the Lucky’s love?
Deli closes early like 9pm I think. Darn.
Cashews in a can $ 4.99
Tillamook BF Jerky $ 5.99
Huckleberry Taffy $ 4.49 for souvenir
Apples Fuji $ 1.99/lb -$ 2.35
Premade panini sandwiches $ 4.99 x 2
My Total $ 27.80, B. charged it.
Double plastic bags is what I need to take home.

Be aware the bear spray ripoff. The shops inside the grand Teton or Yellowstone charges $ 45 for a bear spray. This joint asks for $ 60. They even put up signs for bear spray at the front door. Other than that the deli is good.

great pinatas. got a piñata here one year and it rode the greyhound to SLC with a friend and i. it was a close friend. we ended up filling it with canned foods and half smoked cigarettes and tying it to a basketball hoop to let a little fillipino girl smash it’s head in for her birthday.
one time my friend and i were cashing our paychecks at the customer service counter and the boy working heard me whisper «double penetration» and then we all had a good laugh and he laughed so hard that he cried and i like that in a person.
all in all ¹⁰⁄₁₀ pinatas and penetration is what albertson’s is all about

Great supermarket! they had alittle bit of everything. equal to a fresh market/​shop rite.

No real complaints. Useful location and a decent selection. Prices are high but not outrageously high. Think Safeway not Whole Foods, on the prices at least. Friendly service. Parking lot a bit risky because people whiz through the unmarked pedestrian area. Did hear some complaints about staffing levels from locals, hope they aren’t trying to run cheap. I don’t like loyalty cards, just price everything fair.

Just your typical grocery store but the Unilocal directions are not good. This store is next the the Teton Villiage as you drive into town from the freeways.

Albertson’s FAR exceeded my expectations for this small mountain town! They carry everything you’ll need for your trek into the park, from bug spray to toiletries to $ 3.99 styrofoam coolers. The selection and quality of fresh produce, meat, and prepared foods was top notch. They also carry fresh loaves of bread from local bakeries.
Prices are standard supermarket prices, not jacked-​up-​touristy-​small-​town prices. I borrowed an Albertson’s card from the lady in line behind me to get the advertised discounts.
My only regret shopping here was that I didn’t buy more! I’d recommend stockpiling several days’ worth of food here, as the grocery stores outside of Yellowstone Park are abysmal in comparison.