Terrel's Market

Like that they have a decent amount of gluten-free options. Between Wal-Mart in Ephraim, the is the best alternate for groceries in the Northern Sanpete Valley.

Terrell's Market is a wonderful down home country Market. For a country Market they have a really good variety of fruit for each season that you would really not expect from a Market of Central Utah. Fresh baked pastries and donuts every morning with a deli that has fried chicken, chicken tenders, potato logs, egg rolls, burritos, pizza sticks, corn dogs and rotisserie chickens. Plus your assortment of salad's, deli meat, cheese and home made pizza. They have a small variety of gluten free foods from bread mixes to ready made things but it's slowly growing. Specials every week and their excellent deals especially the case lots sale which is more than 4 times during the year. But the one down fall is the price of the fresh meat unless you have a really good income you really really have choose wisely on what fresh meat you want to buy. Just for a little bit over 2 lbs of hamburger you are not to pay nothing less than 8 sometimes 9 dollars. The staff is friendly but I have had to put a bagger in his place for making a crack on how many tissues I was buying which basically was non of his business at all. I had to tell him they wasn't for me they was for my mom because she had pneumonia and she has lung trouble that how badly sick she was I would be back getting more in less than 5 days which indeed I was. Avoid and I mean avoid when it is lunch time at the High School which is 11:30-1:30 the students are rude and inconsiderate without caring about their actions. They rush from the High School to the Market to try and be there to beat the line which never works at this time. Just the beginning of December my mom and I was heading to the Market just barely missed getting broadsided from getting cut off by a student. My mom confronted them and they just acted like they knew nothing then walked off chuckling about it.