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Template:LTab Template:Location Barg'N-Mart is one of the main supermarkets in Bikini Bottom. It first appears in the episode "Help Wanted."

About

Their most famous product is Kelpo cereal, but they also have products meeting all of one's spatula needs, as stated by Template:Data:Links in "Help Wanted." This store is the common marketplace for all Bikini Bottomites. The store functions much like a usual bargain store.

Products shown there include their wall of Kelpo, their paper towels, deodorant, baby powder, soup, and night lights. In the video game Employee of the Month, it is shown to sell cooking oil, jellyfish jelly, TVs, and Food-in-a-can.

Description

Exterior

Barg'N-Mart resembles a huge treasure chest with a skull-and-crossbones and there is a sign that appears to be designed like a scroll or map, which depicts the store's name written in black text.

Interior

The interior of Barg'N-Mart has orange walls and a metal floor. When a customer first walks in, there is a cash register to the right. There is also an express lane as well. In "Goodbye, Krabby Patty?," it is revealed that there is a freezer section within the store.

Role in series

Barg'N-Mart is a common store that a majority of Bikini Bottom goes to. It appears in many episodes and seems to be the local supermarket for SpongeBob and the other Bikini Bottomites.

List of associated characters

SpongeBob SquarePants - Patron
Patrick Star - Destroyer
Debbie Rechid - Employee
Sandy Cheeks - Patron
Lou - Employee
Dennis (citizen) - Employee
Eugene the cashier - Employee
Eugene H. Krabs - Patron

List of destruction

"Boating Buddies:" It is driven through by SpongeBob's boatmobile while on his driving test.
"Karate Star:" Patrick destroys Barg'N-Mart with his uncontrollable karate hand.

Trivia

Their slogan, "Meeting all of your spatula needs," is reminiscent of the fictional spatula store called Spatula City from the 1989 movie UHF.
In "Bunny Hunt," it is called "Grocery."
There appears to be a kiddie ride outside the store as seen in "Mid-Life Crustacean." SpongeBob and Mr. Krabs are seen riding a seahorse and a clam while Patrick mistakes Harold Bill Reginald Scott as a rider.
The name is a play on the word "bargain" and the pirate phrase "Argh!," the latter being in reference to the pirate-themed exterior of the store.

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 ===List of destruction===
-*"[[Dying for Pie]]:" Barg'N-Mart is destroyed in the massive [[Exploding pie|pie]] explosion like the rest of Bikini Bottom.
-*"[[Sandy, SpongeBob, and the Worm]]" - The Barg'N-Mart gets squashed by the falling worm.
-*"[[The Krusty Plate]]:" After SpongeBob uses maximum power, it gets destroyed after the atomic bomb.
 *"[[Boating Buddies]]:" It is driven through by SpongeBob's [[boatmobile]] while on his driving test.
 *"[[Karate Star]]:" Patrick destroys Barg'N-Mart with his uncontrollable [[karate]] hand.
-*"[[Whelk Attack]]:" It is destroyed when the [[mother sea whelk]] swallows everything in Bikini Bottom.
-*"[[The Krabby Patty That Ate Bikini Bottom]]:" It is destroyed when the [[giant Krabby Patty]] eats everything.
-*"[[The String]]:" It is presumably destroyed when SpongeBob unravels all of Bikini Bottom and the Milky Way with the string.
 ==Trivia==
-*The name is similar to the {{W|Kwik-E-Mart}}, a convenience store owned and employed by {{W|Apu Nahasapeemapetilon}} in ''{{W|The Simpsons}}''.
 *Their slogan, "Meeting all of your spatula needs," is reminiscent of the fictional spatula store called Spatula City from the 1989 movie ''{{W|UHF (film)|UHF}}''.
 *In "[[Bunny Hunt]]," it is called "Grocery."
 *There appears to be a kiddie ride outside the store as seen in "[[Mid-Life Crustacean]]." SpongeBob and Mr. Krabs are seen riding a seahorse and a clam while Patrick mistakes [[Harold Bill Reginald Scott]] as a rider.
+*The name is a play on the word "bargain" and the pirate phrase "Argh!," the latter being in reference to the pirate-themed exterior of the store.
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