Fresh Groceries in Fowler
Produce, pantry staples, and quick stops at 115 N 7th St.
What People Say
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"Strong produce, with lots of fresh fruit and good variety. The store is clean, well organized, and easy to shop. It also carries Harris Ranch meat, and the reduced-price meat section can have real finds."
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"The store is well lit, and the staff are friendly. It carries a good amount of products for a smaller grocery store, plus locally sourced brands like Rosa dairy. Prices run higher than other grocery stores, and the spice and produce selection is good."
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"The store is clean and fresh, with a small-town feel. The staff are nice, they let me use the bathroom, and parking is plentiful."
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"The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. Prices are higher than elsewhere, and some items could use a little more selection."
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"The people who work there are very sweet, and they own the store. Great service and a family-like welcome."
A Mart Supermarket is worth a stop for shoppers who want fresh produce, meat specials, and a small-store grocery run in Fowler. The 3.8 rating from 68 reviews points to a place that works well for many visits, though higher prices come up often.
What People Like
- friendly staff
- fresh produce
- meat specials
- clean store
- good selection
What People Dislike
- higher prices
- some items cost more than other stores
Opening Hours
Open every day from 8:30 AM to 8 PM
- Monday 8:30 AM–8 PM
- Tuesday 8:30 AM–8 PM
- Wednesday 8:30 AM–8 PM
- Thursday 8:30 AM–8 PM
- Friday 8:30 AM–8 PM
- Saturday 8:30 AM–8 PM
- Sunday 8:30 AM–8 PM
Store Basics
A Mart Supermarket sits at 115 N 7th St, Fowler, CA 93625, United States. It stays open Monday through Sunday from 8:30 AM to 8 PM, so the same hours cover weekday errands and weekend grocery runs.
The store suits a quick visit. That matters when a shopper wants to get in, pick up a short list, and leave without turning the trip into a long errand. A stop like that usually means moving straight from the entrance to the aisles, checking the basket once, and heading to the register with the few items needed for the day.
The setting fits routine shopping. A customer can plan around the same opening window every day, then come by before work, after school pickup, or later in the evening. The pace stays simple from the moment the door opens to the moment the bags are packed.
Produce And Meat
Fresh produce anchors the grocery run here. Shoppers can start with fruit and vegetables, then move through the rest of the store with produce already sorted for meals, snacks, and side dishes. When a store has a strong produce section, the first part of the trip often sets the tone for the rest of the basket.
The meat case includes Harris Ranch meat, and meat specials appear at times. That gives shoppers a clear choice between regular items and sale cuts. A person can check the meat section first, compare what is marked down, then decide whether to build dinner around a special or stick with a standard purchase.
Locally sourced brands like Rosa dairy sit alongside those basics. The shelves give local shoppers familiar dairy products without turning the trip into a specialty run. The result is a store that supports a weeknight dinner, a breakfast restock, or a last-minute meal when the fridge is getting bare.
Access And Payment
The store includes a wheelchair-accessible car park and a wheelchair-accessible entrance. That keeps the approach direct from the lot to the door, with no extra detour before the shopping starts. A toilet is on site as well, so a longer errand does not need to end early.
Payment options include credit cards, debit cards, NFC mobile payments, and SNAP/EBT. A shopper can pay with a card, tap a phone, or use benefits at checkout. That range helps when someone comes in with a fixed grocery list and wants to move through the register without rearranging the whole trip.
Delivery is available too. That gives the store a second way to serve a grocery run, since the order can leave the counter and head home without another stop. For shoppers who want a quick visit but need groceries brought to them, the service adds another practical layer to the store's daily use.
Gallery
Bright aisles, stocked shelves, and fresh cases
Fresh produce, meat specials, and a quick stop in Fowler.
Good to Know
Accessible parking, card payments, and SNAP/EBT
- Planning your visit
- Quick visit Plan for a short grocery stop, since the store is set up for quick visits and regular errands.
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible car park · Wheelchair-accessible entrance Use the wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance for a level path from arrival to the store door.
- Payment
- Credit cards · Debit cards · NFC mobile payments · SNAP/EBT Bring a credit card, debit card, phone for NFC payment, or SNAP/EBT card for checkout.
Services
Produce, meat specials, delivery, and quick visits
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Small Business
This is a small local supermarket with a compact footprint and a broad grocery mix. Shoppers describe it as a neighborhood market with a practical range of everyday items.
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On-site services
Customers shop in person and move through the aisles for groceries, produce, and household basics. The store is set up for a straightforward stop rather than a long browse.
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Delivery
Delivery is available for shoppers who want groceries brought to them. It gives customers another way to buy essentials without making the trip into the store.
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Great produce
Produce is a strong part of the store, with fresh fruits and a good variety called out often. The produce section is a main reason many shoppers stop in.
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Wheelchair-accessible car park
The parking area includes wheelchair access. That makes arrival simpler for customers who need a level route from the car to the store.
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Wheelchair-accessible entrance
The entrance is wheelchair accessible. Customers can enter without stairs at the door.
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Food
The store carries everyday food items for regular grocery runs. Shoppers can pick up staples during a quick visit.
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Organic products
Organic products are part of the selection. Customers can choose them alongside the store’s other grocery items.
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Toilet
A toilet is available on site. That adds a practical stop during a grocery run.
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Quick visit
The store suits short errands and fast shopping trips. Customers can come in, grab what they need, and leave without a long outing.
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Credit cards
Credit cards are accepted at checkout. That gives shoppers a standard payment option for routine purchases.
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Debit cards
Debit cards are accepted at checkout. Customers can pay directly from a bank account when they shop here.
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NFC mobile payments
NFC mobile payments are accepted. Shoppers can tap a phone or compatible device at checkout.
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SNAP/EBT
SNAP/EBT is accepted. That lets eligible shoppers use benefits for grocery purchases.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about shopping at A Mart Supermarket
What are the store hours?
A Mart Supermarket is open Monday through Sunday from 8:30 AM to 8 PM. That gives shoppers a wide window for morning, afternoon, or evening errands. Plan the trip around those hours if you want a quick stop after work or before dinner.
What payment methods are accepted?
The store accepts credit cards, debit cards, NFC mobile payments, and SNAP/EBT. Shoppers can choose the method that fits their routine at checkout. Bring the card or device you plan to use so the visit stays quick at the register.
Is parking accessible?
The store has a wheelchair-accessible car park and a wheelchair-accessible entrance. That creates a direct path from the parking area to the store door. Shoppers who need step-free access can plan on that route from arrival.
Can customers use benefits for groceries?
SNAP/EBT is accepted at A Mart Supermarket. That lets eligible shoppers buy groceries with benefits at checkout. Bring the card with the rest of your payment options so the register step stays simple.
What kind of products stand out here?
Produce is a strong part of the store, and organic products are part of the selection. Shoppers also describe a good amount of products for a smaller grocery store. That makes it a practical stop for produce and everyday food items in one trip.
Does the store offer delivery?
Delivery is available, so customers can get groceries without shopping in person. The store also supports on-site shopping for people who want to pick items themselves. Choose the option that fits the errand and the day’s schedule.
