Aspens Market

It is bad enough to pay the super high prices at this store but to pay 20 dollars for a sandwich and still get a hair in it is beyond believable. DO NOT spend your money here.....I took it back to our condo and put it on a plate, cut is in half took two bites and the second bite had the hair...

Even for the convenience of not driving to town, there is no justification to rip people off, residents or not. On top of doubling or tripling the price of most products, they want $3 for a paper bag… really for a 5 cents product

If you’re in a dire situation and need something, go for it, but be prepared for exorbitant prices. Tillamook ice cream costs $14, while Albertsons offers it for $6. A half-gallon of organic milk is priced at $10 at Albertsons, compared to $5. Surprisingly, they have a surprisingly large section of baby snacks, dye-free Tylenol, and Genexa, which is quite remarkable for a small store.

Jackson and Wilson, WY lost their fine and reasonably priced local markets (Choice Meats and West Side Store and Deli) to these 2 overpriced and lesser quality substitutes now known as the Pearl Street and Aspens Markets. The latter store is the first to my knowledge, to have started and remain as the store that had the greatest exponential rise in costs of the Market food scene in and since 2011. As their testimonies I think the locals all felt and continue to feel gouged by Mike Reid’s “high end priced” markets. The tourists are naturally also taken aback as well.

No one will help u here. I went to a deli man and asked about a sauce for sandwiches I had found and he acted like I was a REAL BOTHER. They never have what I'm looking for and what they do have, they charge 15 prices for. What I really hate is no one ever asks to help you and you usually can't find anyone to help you hunt for what u want.

Fun market with a unique variety. Yes, you might pay a more BUT you are supporting a small, local business and it is much more easily accessible and navigable vs. the big box stores.

A smaller Food market pricey, but expected for the area , high quality none the less... clean and inviting .

$9 for a gallon of milk? Thanks, but I'll just drive the rest of the way to Albertsons.

Nice little neighborhood market. Decently stocked. Unfortunately overpriced for much of its items. I'd only go if i absolutely needed something last minute.

Two stars for the girl at the front counter, she was extremely nice and welcoming. They had a nice selection of products if you're not looking to venture too far. The location is right down the street from our campground. The guy in the Butcher shop was extremely rude, if you're looking for a good butcher in town head to Sweet cheeks. The staff and owner are amazing.

This market is cute and has a ton of great items. Really loved the grab and go sandwiches. We got a turkey and cheese on wheat bread and it was SO good. Tons of meat on it and exactly what we needed later for lunch in Yellowstone. Lots of great local choices here and a bit of everything to include make-ups, home items, and some gifts and coffee.

Their ready made food is really good. I had a chicken salad wrap, turkey sandwich, and pasta salad during our stay near the aspens. Obviously the pricing is outrageous. They ready made food isn't so bad but still high. Their deli was closed indefinitely which was a bummer. I think they are super short staffed. It's very nice to sit out on their picnic benches.

The ready-made food is good. They also have an interesting selection of healthy, small company food items. However this place is a tourist trap, geared towards EVERYONE who has a vacation rental in the condos behind this shopping plaza. The prices here are absolutely ridiculous. Do not buy groceries here or honestly anything if you can help it. Drive into town. You will save a fortune.

The only thing positive about this place is it was convenient to where we were staying. As others have posted, the price gouging is incredible. To charge $26 for 10 frozen hamburger patties is ridiculous! But I paid it so maybe it isn't as ridiculous as I think. I went to Albertsons the rest of my vacation, it's worth it even with the high gas prices!

Odd combo of a bodega and an upscale/artisan shop. They have common staples and luxo import items in combination. Prices are high, but they have most of the things you need if spending a week or two in a rental in the woods. Next door liquor store has a good but quirky assortment of wines and spirits.

Are the prices in Jackson not quite high enough for you? Do you feel exhausted from the constant sight of poor middle class in the local Albertsons? Head on down to Aspens Market. They've doubled the prices on the entire store to keep local pieces of shit out. Trying to grab a meal for less than 20 bucks? Fuhgeddaboudit! Arizona tea for 99 cents? Nope! That's for common folk. This cute little store has everything delivered via horseback to keep up with the authenticity of Jackson. I haven't confirmed this but it's the only excuse for the prices that I can come up with. So if you're looking for that authentic "I just got F'd in the A" Jackson feeling. This is the spot for you.

Second time in a row I've ordered a sandwich from this place and they forgot the meat. Turkey last time And ham this time. Not even mad honestly just impressed. Other than that the sandwiches are great when you can actually eat them.

Just came here for some hot chili to go with my Fritos corn chips. Really? $7 for 16oz of chili? Good chili but my corn chips put it on another level.

stunning store! wish we had this at home!! curation excels, wish that they were a little bit more friendly though

This is the cutest little market and such a convenient place to grab a bite to eat or a few groceries instead of going into town. They have some items in a grab and go section that are so delicious we just have to stop and get them every time we are close to the market. The chicken enchiladas are amazing and their prepackaged pesto! I love all of the baked goods from Wild Flower Bakery and I don't know where else to find these anywhere in the Jackson area.

Never even made it in the store because while I was finishing up a call in the parking lot, someone slapped a tow sticker on my van (she would have been able to hear that I was in the car since I was on the phone). Honestly made me not want to even shop here - it seemed extremely hostile. There are a ton of no overnight and no parking for skiers signs, but to my knowledge I was parked legally. I plan to take my business elsewhere.

Snobby and wicked overpriced. $8 for a box of cereal. The cashier was annoyed to have to work and let me know. I bought 5 things and paid $30. Albertsons isn't too far away and has way better variety and actual customer service ... just saying.

What a wonderful surprise, my hot pastrami sandwich was excellent. My husband had Cubano sandwich loved it. We hit the deli at lunch time, very busy but did not have to wait long for it.

Eh, stopped in to grab a quick bite to eat and was pretty disappointed all and all. The sandwich I ordered was gross to say the least. There was a very long hair in the center and the edges of the bread were beginning to mold. The store itself appeared to be pretty clean. However when I brought the sandwich back to ask the employee about a refund I was met with some hostility from them. I ended up leaving with a nasty sandwich and decided I wouldn't eat here again.

This cute market was down the road from my cabin, so I was able to go a few times during my stay in Jackson. It was great for grabbing a few quick snacks or fresh produce, just like any grocery store. Their deli was good as well! I got some chili and a grilled cheese that was delicious. I appreciated some of the more unique/specialty items at the store like granola butter, coffee, and healthy snacks.

Only game in town. Pricy. Meat is expensive. They have a very nice selection for being so small. Very good liquor store attached. Fairly broad selection of produce but check for freshness.

If only Aspens Market could replace my neighborhood Gristedes! Stopped in with some friends to get ingredients for an enchilada dinner for 8, smores, and a hiking lunch the next day, and Aspens Market had everything we needed, from tortillas and cans of refried beans to sliced-to-order soppressata. Helpful staff at the meat counter. The attached liquor store also had a great selection of wines and spirits, and I credit it for introducing me to blood-orange-flavored vodka, my new favorite indulgence.

Incredible. I really like the fact they have everything. The food is home made and very fresh. The breakfast burritos are the best I ever had. The corned beef hash is over the top and is not canned but real. The coffee is fresh and the market is well stocked. I really enjoyed shopping here and finding new and fun treats. It can be a little more expensive but you are in the middle of nowhere.

Unfortunately my family stayed close to Aspens market so it was the only real option for food some days because of transportation. We shopped here 3 times over a week and the service was garbage every time. The red head guy that checked us out twice could not have been more unfriendly and almost rude. We felt like we were bothering him. I feel like this is acceptable here since the interaction we had with 3 of the 4 workers we encountered was pretty bad. Everyone just carried an attitude that they were too good to do what they were doing. (Deli guy was nice) The prices here are insane....... on everything. I realize it's a resort prices but my lord. The only compliment I have for this place is that the prepared food is alright...... when they actually have any. Don't shop here, take the drive to Jackson and go to Albertsons.

This market is a gem in Wilson, WY. After pulling a trailer over the pass to get to Wilson, the last thing I wanted to do was cook. A local told me to visit the market and they were spot on. I made a salad from the salad bar and added a piece of grilled chipotle lime chicken breast and a cup of their homemade soup. It was a real treat to eat refreshing wholesome food after a hard day of travel. The prices were comparable with other whole food types of markets and worth every cent.

Pretty pricy, but in my opinion, worth it for the convenience and gorgeous store layout :)

I love this market, it's the oasis in the area, and they have about everything you need while you're there, great...not good....meat market, and a super assortment of quality goods. Not huge selection in each category, but that only confuses me anyway. They have want you need and healthy choices in most categories. A bit more price wise, but clean and convenient win. Great wine room attached with awesome choices in all the categories. Not much more to say except deli products and baked goods top the list of what's good here.

A modern, quality upgrade to the Westbank. Great deli w/ Taco Tuesday special that's a hit and truly the BEST meat selections from local farmers. Voted top 3 in The Best of Jackson Hole 2 years running. Love the staff and variety they offer. Keep it up guys!

SUPER expensive... other than that I guess it was ok. While we stayed near by my sister in law went and bought 4 things and ended up spending $65. Yikes!

Was recently in Jackson Hole/Wilson renting a condo nearby for the 4th of July week, and my family and I were at the Market almost every day! It is the most perfectly curated selection of groceries I've ever seen fit into one small spot! They had my favorite ginger beer, as well as some lovely little candles I just had to have. Also, the amazing small but fresh and healthy salad bar and made to order sandwiches saved us on days we didn't want to go to a restaurant for lunch, or needed to pack a picnic. Add in the fact there is a liquour store attached with an equally fabulous selection - and you are set! Love, love, love...

Prices are a little bit higher here, but to be expected for such a small privately owned market. Everything we bought here was delicious and produce etc seemed fresh. They even have a small gift wrap section that really saved us. Also an attached liquor store next door. We've been several times and would return. The four stars are for selection and price a half star each. I do realize that you can't expect them to have the selection and prices of a larger chain though.

The deli has really went downhill, used to be good. Today was my second and last visit for the season

We stopped in to get a couple sandwiches in a hurry. They were super nice and fast. The sandwiches were delicious. Fresh bread and quality meats. Love this place!

We are visiting so don't want to spend too much time with groceries . This little store has everything you need from fresh vegetables to barbecue stuff . Friendly staff helpful butcher and a pleasant checkout person .... Too bad I didn't get his name .... I would have complimented him here

this review is for cookies. The fresh cookies that are sold separately. They used to be good but lately when I have bought them they do not seem fresh and some are very hard. worried about breaking my teeth even ! Usually buy the sugar cookies. The store is great in general just wanted to comment on seemingly somewhat stale cookies. They sell for $3.00 too.

The Aspen market has the best soup in the Valley. Being a business owner myself, I often find myself needing a quick lunch. I have never been disappointed. Not only do they have good soup, but the entire store is filled with deliciousness! Not to mention great staff and shop owners. When I need an escape from my own job, I head to the Aspen market & find every treat imaginable!

Great meat selections, fresh fish and an assortment of dinner options make for an excellent market. They have big, tasty sandwiches until 3pm and excellent soup/salad options. The produce and grocery selection is good for a smaller store, with fresh veggies and good cooking options. It is a little pricy, but it is worth it for the convenience of not heading to town. Friendly staff and a liquor store next door make for an enjoyable experience.

Great market! Obviously a little more expensive than your average Smiths grocery store, but you get what you pay for. Great produce and amazing deli. The customer service was great!

Dropped into the Aspens Market in Jackson Hole, WY, today thinking a small grocery store in a location that depends on repeat business and tourists for income would sell quality meat. We purchased two steak kabobs for dinner. When we sat down to eat them they were over 50% fat. We called and spoke to the manager, Josh, who said we could bring them back but we had already sat down for dinner and it was over a half an hour to get there from where we were staying. Buyer beware.