I'm new to the Castle Valley area. Except for 3.5 years in the North Shore of Boston Mass, I lived…read morein a Chicagoland suburb for most of my life. I worked in wholesale meats, as well as the retail level as a manager/Journeyman meat cutter For 45 years. I haven't seen an independent grocer like food ranch since the 1970's. Very impressive store. Also, the employees are very helpful, unlike in a corporate retail foods setting, where the store may be constantly understaffed. Those employees can be stressed to the point where they aren't sure where anything is located. I've pretty much seen it all. Food Ranch is a breath of fresh air. Well Done Food Ranch!

After a brief closure for some remodeling, Food Ranch is back in business and by the amount of…read morepeople that were there on Sunday morning, I'd be willing to bet folks are happy for their return. As I've learned, folks come from all around the county to indulge in the "world famous donuts" that are sold here. I won't lie, I had one myself and they are pretty dern good! Food Ranch is a convenience store/grocery store with a little bit of everything. Not only can you grab a snack and even some groceries, but you're almost guaranteed to run into someone you know if you're from the area.

The staff, especially Kristy, is amazing. She went out of her way to get me what I needed. This is…read moreprobably the best pharmacy experience I've ever had. They were quick picking up the phone as well as helping me in person.

Wal-Mart in Price, Utah is the best anywhere!! And I have been in A LOT of Wal-Marts!!!!…read moreSaturday it was very busy and I had a full cart. Apparently there were several people scheduled to work who could not come in and so the check out lines were very long. Of course we were in a hurry and it takes us old people soooo long at the self-check outs. I am always afraid I will miss an item and get arrested for stealing when really, I am just terrible with technology! Then Shae came over! She was so cordial and helpful and very sweet and had us out of there in a couple of minutes! We could not believe it! Thank you, Shae! You are amazing! You are the best! You deserve a medal! AND a raise!!! Susan H.

Very nice grocery store with abundant items to select from. Really nice place that you wouldn't…read moreexpect in a smaller town. They even helped me out to my car.

Guess this is the new food ranch? This is a small grocery store with all the typical offerings,…read moreplus a deli. Bathrooms are upstairs. Its nowhere near the homeliness of food ranch, which offered wifi, a seating area, and some climber friendly products - bit itll have to do as far as food goes. For those of us needing a little wifi-fueled work time to fund these joes valley trips, were shit outta luck.

I absolutely love Pick and Rail market (formerly Workman's market). We live up the street and it's…read morevery convenient to have a small grocery store within walking distance. The staff is very courteous and helpful and they have a great selection of fresh produce and treats.

I can't believe that no one has reviewed Workmen's Market yet! I think it has been around for like…read morea hundred years (Not Kidding!). Right out of the canyon off of Highway 6 and on my way to and from Moab, I stop at this lovely small town grocery store to load up on cheap groceries to take to Moab and I am always surprised at the delightful cheese that this store carries. Anyone who knows me knows that I am a cheese lover...cheese IS my lover...and I love the unusual specialty cheeses back at the cheese counter. I always pick up some travel groceries and produce and I am always happy at how cheap it is! This store is a little old and not very up to date but for me that is some of the charm of going to a small town locally owned grocery store. You can tell that the owner takes a lot of pride in the store and they have cute flower pots outside and the windows are painted seasonally. The bathroom is way in the back of the store and it is a bit of a trek to find it. I am not a beer drinker but they even carried some great Utah labels for a good deal. I wish that the store had a hot food counter but they don't. I was able to find some pre-made sandwiches and then I decided that a baguette, some cheese and some salami were all I needed. Helper, Utah is a funny town and I think that it used to be a mining town and had a pretty good brothel going for it at one time. Woot Woot! Just driving through Main Street is like going on a surreal adventure into Utah history. It's a trip! Anyway, besides the weird bathroom at Workmen's in Helper you should check it out because it is a deal and a little piece of Americana. Love it! Wormen's Market...je t'aime!

I love this Walmart! Get this, they actually have checkers! Richfield Walmart rarely has any…read morecheckers and we always have to scan our own groceries which I hate, not my job. We have never had to scan our own groceries at Ephraim Walmart. It's very clean and seems to have a better selection than the larger Richfield Walmart. I've had great service there and never a bad experience. I live half way between Richfield and Ephraim and hate going to the Richfield Walmart anymore. No greeter, no problem, I'd rather them pay an employee to scan my groceries than tell me welcome to Walmart. Friendly and helpful employees. I honestly don't understand the bad reviews at all.

Ive been in this Walmart at least 50 times. Not once was I ever greeted or asked if i needed help…read morefinding anything. It was down right stupid to get rid of the door greeter. The ONLY human associate that will acknowledge you.

Really good prices for a small town grocery. Many things at a small store that you wouldn't expect…read moreto find. Good weekly and weekend sales!

Excellent small town market. Had everything we were looking for, including Batteries.read more

I hope everything is ok, tonight you closed your doors early (9:56 PM, on 1/7/2026) and turned me…read moreand another customer away. I shopped half an hour earlier, I told the young lady all I needed to get was a tomato, I would have got out of the store before the posted 10:00 PM closing time. I hope everything is okay? Respectfully, Dar

Terrel's is a nice grocery store in the middle of nowhere. I can see why people would choose to…read moreshop here over Walmart. It's pretty nicely organized and there are a lot of products available. Looks like plenty of employees and they are all busy doing things so that's good. One of the employees, Armie, was especially kind and helpful. I really appreciated her. They are well known for their bakery goods. The Eclairs were very moist and tasty. I wouldn't mind trying some more of their assorted goods another time. Probably won't be back here because there isn't really a reason to, but if I did come back here, I wouldn't mind paying a visit!

When I travel, I like to load up on car snacks, or food to have at the AirBnB, so a grocery store…read moreis usually a first stop in a new town. Royal's had my back and offered up plenty of options for food and snacks. What sets this place apart from other grocery experiences is the service. I visited twice in a matter of a couple days and on both visits the customer service was terrific. The cashiers (different folks each day) were both chatty and welcoming, even to an out of towner. (Sometimes small town shops don't care much for city folks, but I didn't get that vibe here.) I'm happy to stop by and stock up on treats and provisions any time I'm passing through the area.

Most things are a good deal and fresh, but the garlic bread needs a review from the manager.service…read moreis good

This is the alternative to shopping for groceries, instead of shopping at Walmart in Richfield,…read moreUtah. It's located off of Main Street across from the Maverick gas station. They have all the departments of a standard grocery store. Deli, Produce, Bakery, etc. The produce department had fresh produce. Organics were scarce. They had a delicious slice of carrot cake available in the produce department for only $2.50 a slice. They also have soups in that section along with sandwiches. I deducted one star because I found checkout slow in self-checkout. The machine prompted for a Perks rewards card number that I could not locate on their website. It would be nice if that rewards number was readily available on Lin's website. I was instructed by a store employee, after pressing the help button on the screen, to simply enter the phone number associated with the Perks reward account I was shopping with. It worked just fine with the phone number. Music plays over the store through speakers like any other grocery store. Kind of sad music at times, but mostly popular music. It wasn't loud in the store. A Starbucks is at the front near the entrance on the right when you walk in.

Stopped by Lin's Fresh Market in Richfield before Thanksgiving week because we were driving through…read morethe area and they have a Starbucks inside. The market is very clean and well-stocked, and has a giant bread-making machine that puts out freshly-baked loaves! It mixes and kneads the dough, lets it proof and bakes it. The loaves weren't ready when we were there, but it was fun to watch them being made, and they were just being baked. I saw a lady with a loaf in her cart while we were walking around, so she must've just gotten the last one. We walked around the market and bought one thing, but all the staff there were really nice. The Starbucks crew were really nice as well, and the bathrooms were very clean! Parking was plenty, and it was just a great experience. If you need groceries and/or a place to stop for Starbucks, this is a great way to kill two birds with one stone!

Life gets busy up at Fishlake and you get a hankering to barbeque a nice thick steak. Sadly…read moreWalmart and the local groceries in Richfield, full of supplies, have no butcher so you are limited to the thin prepackaged beef they have available. No more. The town of Salina is almost the exact same distance as Richfield from Fishlake and in Salina you find Barretts Foodtown grocery with a full service butcher shop. I walked in around 6 PM and they were just finished cleaning the machines. Oh well. A man in a white apron was standing in front of the case, turn smiled and asked if he could help me. I said I was looking for a thick cut ribeye steak. "Bone in or boneless" He asked. Then he proceeded to grab a beautiful ribeye roast and a ruler. " How thick"? Inch and a half. He hand cut and trimmed the steak beautifully. I then proceeded to buy some of his famous sasauge and a flat iron steak. All beautiful meat. Barretts has a great vegetable section, a bakery with handmade desserts plus everything you need in groceries. All served with smiles and a friendliness not found in a major chain grocer. My flat iron was so tender you would have thought it was fillet. The dessert was strawberry shortcake with fresh whipped cream, fresh strawberries and a custard filling between two fresh pieces of cake. Wonderful. Plenty of parking. Terrific service. Highly recommended.

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