Broulim’s Alpine Grocery: Fresh Produce, Meats, Bakery & Pharmacy

Broulim's Alpine is the full-service supermarket on US-26/89 in Alpine, Wyoming, with a deli, butcher, bakery, and pharmacy under one roof. The right fit is anyone driving south of Jackson into Star Valley, headed to Swan Valley lodging, or based at South Fork Lodge and similar properties, this is the right last grocery stop before you cross into Idaho or settle in for a week of cabin meals. The wrong fit is travelers staying in central Jackson; town has its own grocery options that are a shorter drive.

What you get

A full grocery store with the standard supermarket departments: fresh produce, packaged groceries, frozen, dairy, beer and wine where permitted, and household goods. A staffed butcher counter and bakery. A deli for prepared meals and made-to-order sandwiches. A pharmacy, which is significant in a community this size. Curbside pickup and same-day delivery through Instacart for travelers who want to load the truck without browsing. Open daily on long hours that work for early-start fishing trips and late evening returns.

Why people stop here

Three reasons. First, location. Alpine sits at the confluence of the Snake, Greys, and Salt Rivers, on the route into Star Valley, the South Fork of the Snake (in Idaho), and the highway south to Salt Lake. If your trip routes through Alpine, this is the right grocery stop on the way. Second, full-service depth. The pharmacy and butcher counter set this apart from gas-station-and-convenience-store options around the area. Third, deli convenience. A made-to-order sandwich and a packed cooler can replace a sit-down lunch and save 90 minutes on a fishing or float day.

Discover Broulim’s Alpine: Full-Service Grocery & Pharmacy

For a long trip stocking, plan an early-morning or late-evening visit on summer weekends; midday weekend traffic gets busy, especially during runoff and Fourth of July. Curbside pickup smooths peak times. The pharmacy keeps standard pharmacy hours and can transfer prescriptions for travelers staying multiple days. Cooler-side, ask the deli about packed sandwiches with a side and drink for picnic and float-trip lunches.

Tradeoffs to know

Two honest tradeoffs. First, this is a regional supermarket, not a specialty grocer; if you need a wide selection of imported foods or a specific high-end butchery cut, the bigger Jackson stores carry more. Second, summer-weekend traffic is real; build the stop into your travel time, not the last 20 minutes before lodge check-in.

Word to the wise

If you are headed to Swan Valley or the South Fork, build a 30-minute Broulim's stop into your drive over the pass. Pick up sandwich-and-side combos from the deli for the next day's float-trip lunch, plus a packed cooler of breakfast and dinner staples. The deli's ham-and-cheese plus a deli salad and a couple of drinks runs lower than the equivalent at a Jackson grocery and faster than a sit-down meal.

Worth it?

For full-service groceries, deli, butcher, and pharmacy on the route between Jackson, Star Valley, and the South Fork, Broulim's Alpine is the right last stop. Plan around the weekend rush, use curbside if you can, and stock the cooler before you cross into Idaho.

FAQ

Is there a pharmacy?

Yes. Standard pharmacy hours; prescription transfers possible.

Do they offer pickup or delivery?

Curbside pickup and same-day delivery through Instacart.

What about hot food?

The deli has prepared meals and made-to-order sandwiches.

How far is it from Jackson?

About 35-40 minutes south on US-89, depending on conditions.