Yes, Acme Markets accepts EBT card payments at all of its stores. As a major U.S. food retailer, you can use your SNAP benefits for in-store shopping, online delivery, and Drive Up & Go™ pickup orders, making your grocery trips convenient and flexible.

You can also use your EBT card at Acme through third-party services like DoorDash and Instacart. To find a participating store, you can use the official store locator.

How To Use EBT At Acme Markets

When shopping in-store, you can use your EBT card at any checkout lane. Most stores use WIC labels on shelves to help you easily identify SNAP-eligible items like fruits, vegetables, meats, and dairy products, which simplifies the shopping process.

For online orders, Acme accepts SNAP EBT for both grocery delivery and their Drive Up & Go™ pickup service. This allows you to shop for fresh produce and pantry staples from home and have them brought to your car or delivered to your door.

How To Pay With EBT At Acme Markets

Paying with your EBT card online through the Acme Markets website or app is a simple process. Here are the key steps to follow during checkout.

• Add Your EBT Card: During online checkout, tap “Edit” in the Payments section. You can then enter your SNAP EBT card information and select the amount of SNAP and/or EBT Cash benefits you wish to apply to the order.

• Use a Second Payment Method: You must have another payment method on file, like a credit or debit card. This is needed to cover any non-SNAP eligible items, tips, or other associated fees.

What Can You Buy With an EBT Card at Acme?

When using your SNAP benefits at Acme, you can purchase a wide variety of grocery items. All eligible foods follow USDA guidelines, ensuring you have consistent options across all store locations.

• Fresh Produce: You can buy fruits and vegetables, whether they are fresh, frozen, canned, or dried.

• Meat, Poultry, and Seafood: This includes items like beef, chicken, and pork, as well as fresh or canned fish like tuna and salmon.

• Dairy and Eggs: Milk, cheese, yogurt, and butter are all eligible. Plant-based alternatives like soy milk and protein sources like tofu also qualify.

• Grains and Cereals: This category covers pantry staples like bread, pasta, rice, and oatmeal.

• Snacks and Beverages: You can purchase non-alcoholic drinks like soda and juice, along with snack foods such as chips, cookies, and ice cream.

• Acme's Store Brands: Look for exclusive brands like O Organics® for USDA-certified organic items and Open Nature® for foods made without artificial ingredients.

• Seeds and Plants: Seeds and plants that produce food for your household to eat are also eligible for purchase.

While your SNAP EBT card covers a wide range of groceries, there are some items you can’t purchase with your benefits. These restrictions are set by the USDA and apply to all retailers, including Acme Markets.

What Can't You Buy With EBT at Acme?

When using your EBT card at Acme, you won't be able to purchase non-food items or prepared foods intended for immediate consumption. Be sure to have a separate payment method, like a credit or debit card, for any of the following items in your cart.

• Alcohol and Tobacco: Beer, wine, liquor, cigarettes, and other tobacco products are not eligible.

• Hot, Prepared Foods: Items from the hot food bar or any food sold hot at the point of sale cannot be purchased with SNAP.

• Vitamins and Supplements: If an item has a "Supplement Facts" label, it is considered a supplement and is not eligible.

• Household Supplies: Cleaning products, paper goods, and other household supplies are not covered.

• Pet Food: Food for your furry friends must be purchased with another form of payment.

• Personal Care Items: Cosmetics, hygiene products, and other personal care items are also excluded.