They have the most friendly staff there! Always there to greet you and always ask how you're doing…read more They make you feel like family. Store is always well kept and stocked.

From walking inside the store to walking out, the staff members were very friendly and seemed truly…read morehappy to be there. The selection of organic items leaves no question that they provide a unique and quality product line. I appreciate a place such as this as it offers shoppers high quality and competitive pricing. I actually look forward to shopping at Natural Grocers, which is hard for a man to say! Highly recommended.

Super clean, well laid out store. It was so nice to find a NG on my trip today, to run in and grab…read morea few snacks that nobody else has (like Culina yogurt!). The checker was really friendly too. :)

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.

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.

Every time I go to the garden center- the plants are bone dry. This is nothing new; as long as I've…read morelived here. All the gorgeous orchids and house plants in the hall- hundreds of dollars worth- dying. It is too bad that the Walmart garden center takes no pride in the beautiful beings known as plants. They throw them all out b/c they don't water them and then jack up prices for consumers. Besides all that, the enormous carbon footprint that is produced contributing to global warming. Go to the local nurseries in town- they care.

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.

On our way to Mesa Verde Tour. Needed to pick up some Imodium, called…read more P & D to see if they had any. Lady picked up phone and said she was with a customer for me to call back in 4 minutes, I did and told her what we needed. When we go to the store she had it up at the register and my husband went in and picked it up wow what service. She told my husband to thank me for calling back. Great service in small town.

Nice little grocery stop with clean restrooms. Stopped here for some quick snacks but appears to…read more(at least in some quantity) have the main grocery essentials.

A covenant location to our summer home. It's always clean, well stocked and a very friendly staff.read more

A small grocery store with a limited selection, but they are really trying to improve and offer…read moremore options. The selection gets better all the time, and the butcher is now serving great options in beef and pork! Always ask, and they will try to make accommodations for you! All of the cold cases have been updated, along with selection!

Used the bathroom and bought bottled coffee. Employees were friendly. Would use the bathroom again.read more

Was able to grab a fruit and vegetable and a cold brew from here. The grocery store is located…read moreclose to the camping outlets.

We were out in this beautiful part of the country and decided to go to Four Corners, while I will…read moretell you Four Corners isn't much to write home about the Indigenous folks selling their jewelry are a wealth of information and incredible to talk to. One recommended we drive into Teec Nos Pos to the Trading Post. Teec Nos Pos is everything you want it to be and more. A museum, a butcher, a convenience store, a drugstore, an art gallery, a library, a gas station. It's the most happening place for miles. You can still buy music on CASSETTE TAPES! You can buy Cactus Cooler in the can! Medicinal herbs in baggies prepared by a medicine man for all sorts of ailments. The real treat is, make sure you're not too muddy, and go in the artist room. You will see color ways, rugs, jewelry, all hand made by local artisans. We bought a gorgeous color way for a very fair price. We got to see the community coming in for gas and snacks. It was probably one of my favorite moments of our entire trip.

Nice spot for a one night layover while traveling. The Teec Nos Pos is a very nice trading post…read morewith lots to offer. From fruit, veggies, meats, etc... to hand crafted beautiful items. Definitely recommended.

Bashas Diné Market is the ONLY market for about 45 miles. That being said they have some good…read moreweekly specials that are comparable to major chain stores. The meats are supposed to be fresh, but sometimes they look questionable. The fruits and vegetables are about as fresh as you might expect. Overall they are good... not great. If you need something they won't kill you on prices.

Ah, Chinle. A fine town in the middle of an even finer community. Yeah !…read more I wish that this was a Food City, because here in Phoenix the same company that owns Basha's also owns Food City but the prices are so much better in the city. Hint, hint to the owners. It's a little pricy and alot of people in the community really can't afford the prices. This is not Scottsdale, and so maybe a compromise somewhere in the middle? Anyway, I liked being able to buy some local things like Blue Bird flour (which we can get in Food City!!) and the ach'ii' is pretty good. Where else are you going to find that in a grocery store. We do the best we can with what we have, and so - all things considered it is a pretty decent place.