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EBT stores · Pennsylvania

Where to use EBT in Bradford County, PA

72 stores in Bradford County take SNAP EBT cards, according to USDA retailer data updated October 21, 2026. The most common are convenience stores (25). 9 are supermarkets or super stores and 4 are farmers markets.

72stores that take EBT
9supermarkets and super stores
4farmers markets

Stores by type

  • Convenience Store25
  • Other24
  • Supermarket8
  • Grocery Store8
  • Farmers and Markets4
  • Specialty Store2
  • Super Store1

Cities and towns

  • Sayre 13 stores
  • Towanda 13 stores
  • Troy 10 stores
  • Athens 5 stores
  • Canton 5 stores
  • Wyalusing 4 stores
  • Gillett 4 stores
  • Rome 3 stores
  • Monroeton 3 stores
  • Wysox 3 stores
  • Stevensville 2 stores
  • East Smithfield 2 stores
  • Le Raysville 1 store
  • Ulster 1 store
  • Camptown 1 store
  • New Albany 1 store
  • Burlington 1 store

Supermarkets and super stores

  • Tops Markets 67829 E Main St, Canton 17724Supermarket
  • ALDI 650082756 Elmira St, Sayre 18840Supermarket
  • Tops Markets 6503014 Elmira St, Sayre 18840Supermarket
  • Walmart Supercenter 22081887 Elmira St, Sayre 18840Super Store
  • Aldi 650611112 Golden Mile Rd, Towanda 18848Supermarket
  • Ashi's Grocery Store 193 Reuter Blvd, Towanda 18848Supermarket
  • Tops Markets 680136 Ennis Ln, Towanda 18848Supermarket
  • Tops Markets 677684 Elmira St, Troy 16947Supermarket
  • Connies Supermarket41841 Route 6, Wyalusing 18853Supermarket

Farmers markets that take EBT

  • Growen Food Llc13584 Berwick Tpke, Gillett 16925Farmers and Markets
  • Blair's Produce2273 Elmira St, Sayre 18840Farmers and Markets
  • Romberger's Farm4071 Riverside Dr, Sayre 18840Farmers and Markets
  • Troy Sale Barn Growers Market50 Ballard St, Troy 16947Farmers and Markets

All stores in Bradford County

72 stores in the USDA list.

Hot food and restaurants

Pennsylvania does not run the Restaurant Meals Program, so SNAP cannot pay for hot restaurant meals in Bradford County. Cold deli food and groceries are fine. Hot food rules.

SNAP in Bradford County

  • People on SNAP, July 20258,546
  • Households on SNAP, July 20254,230
  • Benefits issued in July 2025$1,332,297
  • Average per household that month$315

USDA FNS-388A county data, July 2025, the latest month in the file. Shown only where the county totals match the state total within 10%.

Pennsylvania rules for this county

  • EBT cardPennsylvania Access Card
  • Gross income limit, most households200% of poverty
  • Soda and candy: No soda or candy restriction for Pennsylvania on the USDA list.No restriction listed
Pennsylvania SNAP guide

EBT card help

  • EBT card help: Pennsylvania Access CardBalance, lost or stolen card, PIN888-328-7366 (888)

We publish a phone number only when two independent sources agree: the USDA state directory and the state agency's own website. "n/d" means we could not confirm it, so call 2-1-1 or use the number on the back of your card.

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Common questions

Where can I use my EBT card in Bradford County?

At the 72 stores in the USDA list for Bradford County: 9 supermarkets or super stores, 8 grocery stores, 25 convenience stores and 4 farmers markets, plus other stores.

Can I buy hot food with EBT in Bradford County?

Pennsylvania does not run the Restaurant Meals Program, so SNAP cannot pay for hot restaurant meals in Bradford County. Cold deli food and groceries are fine. Hot food rules.

What number do I call about my Pennsylvania Access Card?

Call 888-328-7366 for balance, a lost card or a PIN.

Sources: USDA SNAP Retailer Locator data (layer updated October 21, 2026); USDA SNAP State Directory of Resources (state entry updated February 17, 2026); USDA, SNAP Food Restriction Waivers (page updated October 13, 2026); USDA, SNAP Restaurant Meals Program (page updated August 7, 2026); USDA FNS-388A participation by county, July 2025.

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