I'm really not sure why this store has low reviews. I tend to avoid crowds, especially in Walmarts…read morelike a toddler fleeing from wearing clothes, but this was a nice location. The store is HUGE, the shelves are well stocked, and this facility is very clean. Associates everywhere, which you don't even see in smaller locations; I would know. Not sure when Walmart started upscaling their items but they had Yankee candies, bougie soap, and name brand shirts. The superstar I want to call out today though is Nathaniel, a really sweet gentleman running the self checkout lanes. He has such a nice smile and lovely disposition, always offering to help customers and ask how everyone's day is going he refilled my checkout lane's receipt paper before I could even ask. I wish all customer service associates could be like him; the world would be a much better place.

Was told I can return items I bought if needed. Turns out you can't. They don't tell you that until…read moreyou go to do it. Poor customer service and rude and unwilling to help when given the wrong information. If it were good customer service they would see it from the customer point of view. Like "oh I see how they would think they would be able to do that because we doing have anything saying we don't accept food returns" but they didn't think that. So for that my trip to this Walmart wasn't great. Therefore I will not be returning. Waste of time, money, and -3 customers

This is a really nice Safeway…read more I couldn't believe how clean it was. Nice polished floors, wide aisles, and well organized. We went there for flowers and they had a really good selection. When I commented to the manager about what a great store it was, he was very appreciative. I asked him if it was a new store. He said, no. I was so surprised. The only thing that showed the store's age was there were no self check out registers. Regular checkout was speedy and friendly. Anyway, you all know what a grocery store is. This is a nice one, with a personable staff.

What a great grocery store. We had a long shopping list from our family, and we found everything…read morethe list. Deli: lots of meats and prepared foods to choose from. They will make a custom sandwich and package up a salad too. Loads of prepackaged meats- ham, Turkey, chicken, roast beef several different styles and brands. Shelves were full on almost everything, we did grab the last container of Lysol Wipes. Lots meats and fish on sale, that helps the budget. On our list were many specific items that I'd never seen- they had them all. Treat: Cowboy Cookies oatmeal cookies with chocolate chips. Chewy and good $3.79 for a bag Fun stuff too: flowers, balloons, iced cupcakes Store was not crowded at all - Tuesday 3pm and the staff and checker were so helpful and cheerful! Great experience.

An absolutely remarkable City Market. Others I've experienced didn't come close to the exceptional,…read morewell-stocked shelves, very professional and attentive staff and ease of getting in and out of the store. Great work City Market! Your setting was the most professional encountered in Moab.

This store was supperrr clutch for me. Minutes before walking in, I spent about 150 bux on camping…read moresupplies at a neighboring store (pocket knife, bungee cords, bug repellent, etc). And after finding most of what I needed at City Market Food, was able to go back and return the majority of what I got from the previous place! Talk about bang for my buck! I loved how they have a large variety of organic fruits, tons of delicious cheeses, 30+ different snack bars. I left the place fully STOCKED for a 3 day solo canoe camping trip and couldn't be happier knowing I get everything I needed in one trip.

Usually, I go to Village Market for specific items. One of those items has been ice cream because…read morethe price was $4.99, considerably less than at City Market. Unfortunately, at some point in the past few weeks, the price of the ice cream I buy increased to $7.49. There may be a reasonable explanation for the $2.50 increase. However, the store provides no notice or certainly no explanation when an item's price rises that much in such a short period. In addition, the employees at the registers just stand there with blank looks on their faces unable to provide any information. I was certainly disappointed. Despite that disappointment, there are still reasons to recommend shopping there. If one is in a hurry to get in and out, Village Market isn't the rat race that City Market is. The store is exceptionally clean and free of obstacles in the aisles and open areas, unlike the clutter in that other store. The prices may be slightly higher, but the shopping experience can be much less anxiety-provoking than one would experience at the Kroger "family" store.

Great grocery store! I was visiting Moab to see arch's and canyon land National parks and needed…read moregroceries. When I stumbled upon this place, I wasn't sure how much they would have here or if they would have Gluten Free options, but I must say I was pleasantly surprised. They actually have a lot of food and different brands as well as a LOT of gluten free options. This was amazing, as a lot of small business groceries stores don't have a lot of gluten free options, but they certainly did! The prices were also reasonable. Not cheap, but not to expensive. Good store to shop for groceries in Moab, Utah!

A perfect vegan friendly health conscious market in Moab!…read more Grab and go salads, sandwiches, Baked goods. Deli, frozens, everything you need. Protein powder, electrolytes, snacks etc Even local products, I bought bought a coffee cup for a much better deal than the tourist shops. Love the reusable boxes. No bags! Good service too Highly recommended!

Surprisingly affordable and they have a great selection of everything you might need--produce,…read morepantry, cooking supplies etc. The deli section is especially wonderful. Lots of different types of sandwiches and salads that you can pick up for a hike. They even have kombucha on tap! If I lived here, I would definitely shop here and have fun doing it.

Overall the staff at this location is rude and I'm treated like an inconvenience for being there…read more The checkout experience is rarely positive as their cashiers prefer to stare at you while you bag your groceries rather than help. Self-checkout stinks but if you don't want the computers to take your job.....

Better not be a white seventy year old male trying to buy a lottery ticket at City Market in Cortez…read moreColorado. You'll be asked for your age and ID and told you better not lie, we don't like liars. City Market is losing customers due to their employees bad attitudes and high prices.