fantastic little grocery store in a very small town. if you think the prices are too high for a…read moresmall town store that is away from everything then bring your own next time! people are friendly and the store is well stocked! I'm happy to pay more to keep this small town thriving. It's a great spot to vacation and detox.

Great little market! They have a surprisingly wide variety of product for such a small town. Lots…read moreof organic options as well as fresh local produce and meats.

Family Dollar has its moments - especially when you need relatively cheap goodies and things that…read moreyou may have forgotten at the last Walmart stop. This Family Dollar is located in downtown Arco, ID and you, frankly, can't miss it because "downtown" is the crossroad of the two main roads in Arco: Hwy #26 and #93. Parking is very flexible because street parking isn't metered. Prices vary - $1 and up - based on what you want or need or forgot (drinks, snacks, toiletries, etc.) Staff was pleasant, but super busy restocking the shelves and running the cash drawer at the same time . . . multi tasking at its finest.

First of all, Google Maps only located this as a "grocery store," Family Dollar is definitely not a…read moregrocery store so don't let Google fool you. I was a little surprised to see Family Dollar in this small town that surprisingly has no historic significance here. So, the Family Dollar in Arco is the biggest one that I have ever been in. The staff here is friendly. I think they looked at us with suspicion since my guy and I were new in town. "What the heck are 2C plates doing here??" They allowed us to use their restroom. They lock them (probably with good reason) so, you will have to ask them to unlock it before taking a journey to the back of the store. I would recommend coming here for supplies for camping. They have all kinds of goodies for parties and keeping clean and smelling good. They also have a cool variety of make-up and nail polish. They have more variety than the location in Nampa, Idaho. I wish they were not three to four hours away from my home. I would not recommend coming here for groceries. You can find canned goods here, but this is not the only store in Arco. The store is a block down to the left. You will find the grocery store tucked away on another road.

It's a place to stop and use the bathroom and appears it will be better than the $9/10 minimum food…read moreitems or meals at Picabo I guess. We settled on a "lunch box" was $5.99 with a turkey & Swiss sandwich on "cheap" wheat bread with a packet of Mayo and a packet of mustard, a cheese stick, a small bag (1 oz) of Fritos, a sunny D drink pouch, a mixed fruit fruit snacks packet, and a Quaker chewy chocolate chip granola bar. And a Michelina 8 oz. frozen meal (sweet & sour sauce with white chicken and rice) for $1.79 but the sign on the freezer showed the price as $2.69 or so. We passed on the $3 for a "chicken salad snack on the go" that we typically pay $1.20 for at the grocery story but $3.99 whole sandwiches. We passed on a $2 box of max and cheese but $1.09- $1.69 sweet treats. We got here too late for hotdogs so I don't know how much they were, but they had chicken nuggets and pizza and other stuff sitting in warmers.

The Point: Order from the menu; the $8 sandwiches & burgers are significantly better quality than…read morethe $3 options under the warmer. While there aren't many restaurant options in Carey, the food from the menu would still be considered good even if there were many other options. Also, the cooks were excited when I tipped them (I don't think many people notice their tip jar on the counter) - keep that in mind :) !

I was in town and needed a few items. Store was not large but had everything I was looking for at…read morea decent price. The check out guy was very friendly and talkative. They also have a Wells Fargo ATM which was helpful. For the size of the town found the store very good.

Lambs Market offers a variety of grocery items. We loved the Beer Cave, a great selection of beers…read morein a walk-in fridge.

Great employees doesn't price gouge and no false advertising here also gets back with costumers as…read moresoon as possible

Ken's is the best store here and cheaper than ridleys and better customer service and more of a…read morehometown feel

Super awesome staff. They accepted a return on a product that I didn't expect them to do (it was…read morestill in the package, but I had no receipt). I like that they have the free small fruit for the kids while I shop. More reasonably priced but not as big as Atkinson. Less crowded, they have a ton of produce and better deals on spindrift (kids fav).

Tried to order a sandwich at the deli counter. The guy working pointed at a prepackaged sandwich in…read morethe fridge and said "are you sure you don't want this?" I politely said thank you and walked out. Guess they don't like out of towners.

Friendly service on needed and forgotten camp items. Nice smile and good clean place. Lots of…read morechoices for essentials

Fun Small Town Market! -…read moreMikes market itself isn't much different from your average grocery store, in reality it's actually a lot smaller and has a lot less options. But the store itself is a very fun place to be at. When we were checking out all of the locals just kept chatting up talking about all the town gossip and things like that which was super fun for us. We also were able to ask them about the hidden secrets of lava hot springs. It was super great to be in such a welcoming place to visitors.

Overall the staff are friendly and many have been there for many years. Meats have a decent variety…read morebut watch dairy expiration dates. Do NOT buy ice cream here. When restocking, they park the frozen products in the isle until stocked and they may stay there for hours. Every Breyer ice cream I have purchased in the past 5 years had melted before refreezing, losing 10 to 20 percent and becoming hard as a rock.

So, I'm in the store and find a case lot of chili in cans, on the clearance section. If it's…read morereasonable, I'll buy the whole lot and take it to the Hunger coalition and donate it. There was no price on the product so I asked two employees for help, neither spoke English. So I found the #4 floor person "Greg K" for assistance. He told me it was 50% off regular price. Okay Greg, how much is that? I don't know because it's not marked. You'll need to find someone to tell you and walked off. I kind-a figured Greg would be a good resource to determine the price, obviously not. So I went on the Albertsons' web page to file a complaint about the service or lack there of, and got the doesn't understand statement there ad well. Does Albertsons' actually are anymore?

Fresh squeezed orange juice is a must here ;) I willingly converted to shopping here after moving…read moreto Blackfoot a month ago after seeing what wilted produce Walmart carries on their shelves. Growing up in California, I really appreciate fresh fruits and vegetables (and I really do eat a lot of them). Kesler's is such a breath of fresh air when shopping for produce. I love that they have great weekly specials on apples and oranges, so that I can keep to my grad student budget! They even stock a great number of pantry and household items, allowing me to shop locally instead of having to drive all the the way into Pocatello for other products.

Produce quality is clearly best in town. Meat quality is better than average and they will do…read morespecial cuts for you if needed. In general prices are on the high side though they do have good sales. You need to watch the register as they ring up produce because it quite often is higher than the sales price listed at the bin or shelf.