EBT-Accepting Stores in New York
Select a city below to see nearby grocery stores, supermarkets, and other SNAP EBT-accepting locations.
New York shoppers know Wegmans well — the family-owned chain got its start in Rochester and remains one of the state's most recognized grocery names. Price Chopper, sold under the Market 32 banner in some areas, and Tops Markets, both part of Schenectady-based Northeast Grocery, are also common across Upstate New York. These regional chains accept SNAP EBT just like nearly every mainstream grocery store. You can find these and other SNAP-authorized retailers listed in this site's store locator by city.
New York operates a SNAP Restaurant Meals Program. Eligible elderly, disabled, or homeless SNAP participants (and their spouses) can use their EBT card to buy prepared meals at participating restaurants statewide.
Looking to check your card balance or income eligibility instead? See our full New York EBT guide.
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