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Peach Lassi

A quick and easy recipe for a peach lassi made with fresh fruit. Ingredients: 1 large peach, pitted and cut into 1/2" pieces (about 1 cup) 3/4 cup whole or 2% Greek yogurt 1/4 cup milk 1 Tbsp. honey 1/4 tsp. cardamom Pinch of flaky sea salt or kosher salt.

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Mango Madness Tajin Mango Sorbet

Mango sorbet with a kick!

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Buffalo Chicken Dip

Buffalo Chicken Dip is the ultimate game-day favorite that never lasts long at the party table. Creamy, cheesy, and loaded with bold buffalo wing flavor, this easy dip combines tender chicken, tangy h...

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Bacon Cheeseburger Pasta Salad

If you love the classic flavors of a bacon cheeseburger, this Bacon Cheeseburger Pasta Salad is about to become your new favorite dish. Packed with tender pasta, crispy bacon, savory ground beef, ched...

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Our History

Barrett's was started in 1935 by Stanley Barrett in a small store on Main Street in Salina, UT. The business moved two more times until Stan and Keith Barrett (Stan's Son) built our current State St. location in 1968. Keith's son-in-law, Jim Erdei, joined the business in 1973. In 2001, Jim's son, Chandler Erdei, became the fourth generation to operate the business. David Jensen joined the Barrett's team in 1982 and has become an invaluable member of the family business ever since.

We are very customer focused. We focus on our fresh departments and maintain a competitive pricing strategy throughout the store. We are the Hometown Grocer and as such, we are very involved with our community. The money spent here, stays here. We sponsor local athletes, students, community improvents and volunteer clubs. We sponsor two large scholarships to help our local students advance to college. We are the only grocery store in town and we are committed to give back to our community.

If you are looking to do more with less, we invite you to come in and see how we can help you do just that.

Stanley Barrett
Keith Barrett
Jim Erdei and his "sweet" truck