Graybeal's is the oldest grocery store in West Point. It has its charm, too. Starbucks is sold…read morehere. Plenty other things can be found here. The parking is simple. My family would always shop here, so I've known it all my life. Otherwise, we shop in Fremont, but if I lived in the area, this is where I'd shop for food. I believe it has concrete floors, which I like. A person would almost want them to get a new bathroom, but it works. They have good deals here.

I couldn't agree less with Emberleigh, everything and I mean EVERYTHING WAS ROTTEN. My poor bread…read morewas moldy... but one thing was off the floors were sticky. So sticky that my shoe fell off SO OF COURSE I WOULD STINK UP THE PLACE. Don't get me started about the workers there they were so rude giving me those stink eyes... girl I see you there in the blue shirt.

All of the deli food was raw. I fell multiple times so the floors were wet WITHOUT a warning sign…read more So it was already off to a bad start. Then Everything that I tried to buy was rotten and mushy and absolutely disgusting. I couldn't believe what was happening it was not very ethical. Then they wouldn't let me checkout and then this person who I will insert a photo off kicked me out. OUTRAGIOUS!

Love this grocery store! Good variety of items. Great meat department and lots of nice people work…read morethere! It's just the right size too. Not huge like Walmart or big city grocery stores!

Thriftway Market is a great grocery store that provides an abundant variety for a small town…read moregrocer. Their prices are very competitive and they stock some items you would normally not expect to find in a town of 1,600. Their meat department is top notch!

Was back in the area in May, stopped in to pick up some last minute items for a party... Just love…read morehow everyone is still so kind and helpful! They still carry out your grocerys to the car!

Last summer, after a week in tiny-town NoDak, we found ourselves southbound and down, heading for…read moreOmaha with a truckload of hungry kids and an ice chest in desperate need of some snacks and drinks. We pulled off I-29 with a wink and a prayer, hoping we could find a grocery store... as luck would have it, we found our way here. This smallish grocery store (by our spoiled SoCal standards) reminded me of grocery stores when I was a little kid: no big fancy displays, no gimmicks, no 10¢ a grocery bag... just a clean well-stocked grocery with nice folks running the joint. There is a low glass case at the meat department and--get this-- butchers working back there! Fresh produce and cold drinks, soft bread, and enough sugary junk for the kids... a couple of bags of ice and we were back on our way: mom making sandwiches on the truck center console, and kids rattling chips bags in the back seat. Can't imagine when we'll find our ways back here, but glad my brain has files away a memory here of a nice little grocery store. Is this heaven? ... it's Fareway.

Always friendly staff. Meat department is the best part of the store and I am not just saying that…read morebecause of Thomas (he is pretty awesome though!)

York ne. The computer system is terrible. Two different occasions it has deleted my information…read moreand order, then a couple of days later it all shows back up. Today it jumped my order to another store that I have never been to. So fed up that anything I do will be cash and carry, old school. Ridiculous

Just left 101 E David Dr. York NE 63467 here went to self check out and i decided I didn't want 3…read moreitems, I told the lady I didn't want them items she literally snatched the items out my hand and nearly ripped off my arm, I never experienced such racism in my life, but I guess racism is still real here in America well, at least Nebraska

I stopped in here, en route to Chadron, on one of Verdigre's lazy Saturday afternoons; my search…read moreconcerned kolaches, having found the town bakery non-operational for the weekend. While Frank's purveys a wider selection of goods than might have been expected (and at good prices, no less), their insufficient stock of the desiderated kolaches (read: no kolaches) really began to cast a pallor on the whole operation -- until, at the moment of truth, the extremely accommodating staff of the Food Mart intervened in order to direct us to Jack's Qwikshop, which sat just slightly back up the highway. I am fairly certain Frank's is the best grocer and sundries stop for many miles, and I'd wager the service you'll receive there will be of a very high notch; but I will regretfully inform you that (despite being literally a block away from the town bakery) they probably won't have kolaches, which is quite likely the reason you've stopped into "World Capital of Kolach" in the first place.

This Grocery Store is like a diamond in the rough. Spotless, new items. Meats and fruits absolutely…read morethe best! Employees, top notch ! Always happy, ready to assist us. Thankyou for the breath of fresh air.

Best meat department in town - both quality and price. Best produce in town hands down. Great…read moreservice - they'll carry your groceries to your car if you want. You can't go wrong here!!!

A great small town grocery store with a Swedish theme. Historic family heirlooms throughout the…read morestore. This grocery store is multiple generations with fantastic people there to help. A lot of Swedish goods available here at the store or online! Homemade Swedish treats such as rye bread and potato sausage. The store has nearly everything a big store has accept self check out. The staff is friendly and even carries your bags to the car.

Swedish potato sausage is a Christmas tradition in my Scandinavian-American family, but it is…read moregetting hard to find locally. Ordering from Nelson's Food Pride has become a new tradition. They ship it well packed with ice - one year it got stopped due to weather and sat in Kansas City for a few days but still arrived frozen and ready to cook! Not only do they ship well, but my whole family agrees that this is the best potatiskorv they have had. Highly recommended!