The After Market

The staff is great. You can not only purchase food on one side but if you don't have money and are in need of food they can help you out as well. Great grocery store.

This is a small neighborhood market built to fill a need on the Craig and Nellis area. One side you can shop for basic items and secret bargains. The other side is a food pantry. Sometimes they have meat. Most days they have bread. The shelved products vary. You can go once a week. Stop in and be blessed!

!!!After Market accepts EBT.. However, it's SUPER PRICEY!! You're better off just going to a regular grocery store!Food pantry maybe worth it.. but It was closed when we got here!!Store hours and pantry hours are NOT THE SAME!! Be sure to call and verify their hours!!I was extremely disappointed!! I drove 30 minutes only to be told pantry was closed, and I couldn't afford the grocery side!!!

I am a 100% Service-Connected Disabled Veteran. I live on a fixed income, and commodities distribution sites help me immensely in reducing my grocery expenses. The After Market is the only place I've ever felt belittled, not just once but each and every visit. The CEO walks around like a security guard, and talks down to people. He and one other woman communicate to the "poor people" as if we were errant children in need of discipline. The CEO came out this morning and admonished everyone that they cannot stand in line out front, (but we can't come in either), and to justify his statement he said "he's told us this for four months". It was the first time I'd ever heard it after standing in line out front each week for about six months... but he's The Boss so we must accept anything he says as gospel. The woman at the check-out was having computer problems and he just walked around looking perturbed instead of helping her.Some items have signs informing how many we are allowed, but some things do not and they act like we're trying to pull a fast one if we mistakenly take too many.This is one of the only places that give out cases of soft drinks and if I didn't come here I couldn't afford to buy any; When they found out someone was reselling the cases of soda, (which is wrong to do), they punished everyone by withdrawing soft drink for a few weeks. Why not just cancel the offender's account and not allow them back?I wish I could help support them by shopping on the 'for sale' side, but unfortunately it's priced like a boutique market, very expensive compared to places like Smith's. I wonder if I'll be 86'd and my account cancelled after writing this? We'll see.Oct. 23, 2023: My last few visits have been far more pleasant, the people seem in better spirits and are being nicer to the customers.

Been here a couple times and it's a pleasure every time. I'm a shy person and came in kind of quiet. A gentleman by the back register helped me to the pantry side and explained the layout. Everything tells you your limits on what you can get and they have good stuff at times. At checkout they bag everything and give you a card to scan on your visit in the next 7 days. It's not a lot, BUT it gives me a couple of days before I need to go grocery shopping again because it's a drive and I'm budgeted. They recognized me on my second visit and that was kind of nice. On one visit I got reusable bags they allowed me to bring again. There's a sign that says 'no bags' so honestly talk with the owner or anyone helping there. Definitely give it a try if you are in the area and in need.

Customer Service a welcoming friendly place to shop at. Its clean organized and well stocked , plenty choices to select from.

This place is so clean and very stocked. The employees were so friendly and very nice. The prices are fair and they have a free pantry that you can go to and get free food during those hours of operation. I will definitely be returning.