I work down the street from this liquor store. & they stay open a little later which is nice…read moreconsidering I work at bar & get off work after 10pm or so at times. I enjoy the friendly staff there, although I haven't really found a lq store in cap hill/downtown that I have had poor service. They have a pretty solid wine selection & just about enough beer choices for anyone. Liquor is kind of steep if you wanna compare to argonaut & they have never ran a sale EVER as far as I'm concerned so if I'm able to drive I may stop somewhere else! As for the other side convenience store I have not shopped over there but agree with another Yelper that there is dust on the shelves... Makes me never wanna buy and groceries! ;) Overall great customer service!

Very disappointing experience. Our DoorDash order was delayed, so we called the store twice and…read moreprovided multiple ways to reach us, including the phone number we were calling from. They later claimed they waited outside our house and that we entered the wrong phone number--neither was true. We even received their cancellation text on the same number they said was incorrect. Instead of taking responsibility, they gave contradictory explanations and called me "ridiculous." Poor customer service and zero accountability.

I love this store! It's perfect because the only other option walkable to me is the circle k with a…read morebunch of really gross people that annoy me. I love the vibes in here. They're super sweet to me every time I come in. And they also have some items that I REALLY ENJOY and can't find at a typical 7/11 or circle k or any chain convenience store. I love this place!!!!!

Amazing Neighborhood Store. Great customer service and one of the cleanest stores in Denver.read more

I was gonna give this nice little gas station a 5/5, but this rude, most passive aggressive cashier…read moreruined it for me. Gave me shit for using an open, unused outlet. 0 signs, 0 minutes, no problem whatsoever! Nobody was making a scene, only her. I went and I was charging my phone for a minute! My phone was about to die. I wasn't gonna stay there the whole night, just use the charger until my friend could find me and pick me up. This cashier made me give this place a 1/5 simply because the way the situation was handled. She yells out in front of other customers that I'm not supposed to be use it all and I should stop charging my phone. I wanted to know what the problem was-- they said a policy is what the reason behind it is. I asked for the policy. THERE WAS NO POLICY. I then ask for an manager, says a manager can speak to me tomorrow @ 6am. 5 minutes later, her and a manager talk to shit about me, not realizing I was still in the store. So, this tells me you were thinking I was naive and you thought you could get rid of me. I cut them off from their immature remarks and ask for a policy. Manager was more decent than Donnell (She wasn't wearing a name tag and said that was her name.) Donnell, the cashier, grabs a note and writes down a rushed corporate number. I will be calling, I will be saying that this experience was horrible. There should be a sign saying I couldn't use that outlet. Every other place lets me an outlet TF!! Donnell's excuse: "They take down the sign every time." Manager suggests I go to 7/11. For what? You guys missed out on a 5 star review because you couldn't sacrifice 5 minutes of your outlet.

Super convenient, always clean inside, & the employees are always nice & friendly…read more Especially the ones working last Sunday in the evening. I had such a fun time talking with them I almost forgot my items.

A month ago, saw Christina taking out a whole pizza, while looking at the food bar. I asked if it…read morewas ok if I got the entire pizza. She obliged. Something was off. Why does it seem like I am doing a disservice? A week later, back for lunch. This time I'm thinking, let me get that two for $25 deal as advertised on the sign. No one is in the pizza section. Lunch break. I speak with an employee (Julian). Julian is awesome! He points me to another employee in the food department. I speak with a man behind the food counter that I would like to get the 2 for $25 deal. The employee says sure thing, I can make those for you. And we can do 4 toppings on one and cheese with the other or 3 and 1 with the toppings as well. I said ok. Pepperoni on one and ham, pineapple, and jalapeño on the other. I wait 10-15 minutes for them. I come back and the pizzas are ready to go. At the self check out register, I see that the total is $35 dollars. I'm a little confused and the attendant asks if I would like to speak with a manager. I don't remember her name, curly hair with glasses I believe. The manager says, this deal is for Amazon members on Friday. She checked with the man who helped me as well. She made me think that I messed up here and she was going to help me out. She edited the price to $25 and said it was ok this time. I don't think she knew the deal. And I think the 2 for $25 is everyday. And that the Amazon deal is the $15 Pepperoni pizza for $12 on Friday with Amazon Prime Members. One week ago, I try for my third attempt. This was my first time calling in advance. I speak with a blonde haired male on the phone. I order one cheese pizza and am curious what the price is going to be upon pickup. The male sees me when I come in and says John before I said a word. Great service. Good awareness. I get the pizza and it was $12. I took pictures of the two signs. I see Julian on the way out and have a discussion about the signage and prices. A petite manger with straight hair joined us. I was right about the signage. Confirmed. Good to know moving forward. These two employees were awesome. The cheese pizza was fresh and delicious. The manger on my second visit did not do me any favors, she was just doing her job. Maybe the guy spoke out of pocket with the 3 and 1 for toppings. That still should have been on them. Tonight was my 4th visit. I called in advance at 7:45pm. Enough time before 8pm when that department closes. Late enough to not bother during the earlier rush. I'm trying to perfect this process. I attempt to order the two for $25 deal with a male that answers the phone. (04/23/2026). The male says they only have one dough left to make a pizza. Disappointed, I say ok, let's get a pepperoni with a little extra cheese on it. I went to pick it up and saw that it was in the window. I saw 3 - 4 pizzas sitting in the window. The price on the pizza was $17. I think, we are so close to $25, let's just get one of these pizzas that has been sitting in the window as my second pizza. Heck, I'll even take the cheese. My plan was to share these pizzas with my team at work. I find Christina at the back near the soups. Ask if I can speak with her. I ask if I can get one of these pizzas that's out, for my second pizza. She can mix and match any of the slices that are out. She informs that it is her job to have a certain amount of slices out for customers. I spoke with Manager Parks. I felt heard & understood. I felt like coming back. Parks offered a gift card and I was hesitant to receive it. This was mostly about principle. I stated that I would accept the gift card and leave a 5 star review. Christina said it is best to call at 7:30pm. You do have the ability to have them cut the pizza into 12 slices versus the stand large six slices. The price will say $34 on the box when you pick it up. The price will go down to $25 with tax at checkout.

Whole Foods is a few steps away from the Cherry Creek Arts Festival. Last year they offered a…read morespecial on their parking lot. We stopped in for some water and breakfast items. I asked about parking. They did offer a two hour validation. Staff also suggested using their regular lot for two hours. The market will tow after that. We however knew we would be much longer than that. We decided to park elsewhere.

Man, the closer to the inner city you go, the more hipster the people act. You'd think there is…read moresome decorum while at work, but apparently you will be exposed to political viewpoints of people directly for wearing a red plain hat. There wasn't even an appology after the altercation it was just defense for the assumption. Wierdest thing to immediately happen upon entering a store. Regardless of the immediate lack of service, the place is at least clean and organized. Had a little influence of the original train station nearby as well, having more rustic ideas. The lass in produce was pretty helpful at the very least, looked for better pineapples for us. But, honestly, probably be best to avoid shopping in downtown like this.

Whole Foods always has a great selection of fresh and shelf-stable foods. The bakery run was a…read moresuccess this evening. The cupcake was like a nice butter cream wedding cake flavor. The bakery worker was extremely polite and helpful. The interior was clean and expectedly like a grocery store. Also, there is luckily some interior seating near the chicken shop inside which I appreciated.

I am an older guy and just wanted to comment on this store. This is the by far the best run store i…read morehave ever seen. This family runs a tight and professional operation down to the way the floor is cleaned. I am a very frequent customer and enjoy going there. Well only live a block away. Now on the other sider of the coin they are a little pricy, but what is not these days, right I think they pride themselves on what else like the store name says " CAPITOL CONVENIENCE" and as everyone knows you pay for convenience ask 7-11 the inventors /masters of convivence.

my card was stolen and someone tried to use it at this store. I called immediately within the same…read moreten seconds I got the notification and their phone is disconnected and sends you to a full voicemail box. My whole life is in that wallet and it could've been recovered and these assholes may have ruined my only chance at getting it back.