Love this shop, we stop every time we are in Montrose. We get the 50lb elk meat pack. Just…read morefabulous. The steak special is always good and pepperoni is the best. We say we would be so happy to have in our area.

The sale of Kinikin to Homestead was the worst thing to happen to Montrose in 2025. The packaging…read morequality tanked. The quality and consistency of their cuts is subpar at best. The steak cut are uneven and rarely the thickness requested. In our last 1/2 beef we requested 1" thick steaks. A few of them were 1" but most were closer to 1/2". Prices however, the prices are thick, you can count on that. Couldn't be more disappointed in this change of ownership.

We've been here twice and both times were so impressed! The chicken sandwich had the most delicious…read moretopping (I think it was a kind of coleslaw)! And the rice that came as a side with the other dish was to die for. Who knew rice would be so tasty? Most recently we had the steak special and the shrimp and once again, cooked to perfection and the most tasty mustard sauce! Whatever the food truck's menu is for the day, it's sure to be amazing!

I'm a really picky person from a big city. I was convinced that "5 Star" food was not available in…read moreMontrose. I was wrong. This low key food truck next to Storm King Distillery serves the best food in the city. Period. The distillery is great, but without this food truck, they wouldn't have half of business they get. I'm not sure what else to say. Just go.

Just moved into town and excited to find this place!!! They have sushi grade fish and I got a…read morebeautiful piece of Scottish Salmon for some sashimi! Also wanted to make some Bone Broth with chicken feet (high in collagen, keratin and gelatin) and they had it frozen for a great price! Will definitely be back to get more! Service was amazing! Owner Toby was very helpful, knowledgeable and informative! Love his passion for sustainability and his business. Don't see what you want...ask! He just might have it! Glad I came to check it out!

This place is AMAZING! They have top quality seafood and meats and friendly staff every time. We…read morelove coming here for escargot, sushi salmon, lamb lollipops and osso buco! They also give you ice for your journey to make sure everything stays fresh. You can't find this quality at the local grocery store so super thankful for this place. You can expect some items to be expensive but this is premium quality, no choice cuts here!

We receive quality cuts and packaging, all the parts we ask for, with nothing missing and nothing…read morefrom someone else's meat.

Excellent family run business! Organized, clean, always on time and never a doubt we get back our…read moreown product. Highly recommend!

Truly awful! I will never buy from them again!…read more Driver was an hour late. We stood there in the sun for 60 minutes. When the poor guy finally arrived, all he had was his smart phone to try and check off the members of the restive crowd. A freaking piece of paper on a clipboard would have been 3 times faster. The corn was not even that good. I expected giant ears like we got last time and usually get. These were small to average. I expected husks to be full. Some corn had husks partially peeled. And it wasn't like they were giving them away. Lessons learned. They owe us $25 and an apology.

Olathe sweet corn from Tuxedo Corn Company in Olathe Colorado is all that corn can be. Trust me on…read morethis. You may have had great sweet corn but nothing like this. Keep in mind the closer you can get it to just picked the better. The further sweet corn gets from picking the more starch and less sugar. Olathe sweet corn has enjoyed a growing reputation and is now distributed as far as Dallas, Tucson, Denver and Salt Lake City. *****FOOD PORN WARNING*****STOP READING NOW IF YOU HAVE DELICATE SENSIBILITIES***** Get yourself some Olathe sweet corn. Discover the joy of sliding those girthy lengths into a cool bath and bringing them to a boil. Savor the juicy ear from top to bottom, using your teeth to pull the delicious kernels from the cob, feeling the juicy sweetness burst forth into your mouth as they are squeezed away from the cob. ahem You should ask the produce person at the store when the corn arrived. It makes a huge difference. If it was picked more than 2 days ago don't bother.

I went in here to support local businesses. There was three people standing in there they wouldn't…read moreeven speak to me. Wanted to buy some meat. Went back up to the front asked the girl to get somebody to wait on me at the meat counter. Went back there guy came out and looked at me and walked away and I stood there for about 5 minutes waiting and then I decided I guess he didn't want my business.

WHAT A GEM!! I went on Christmas Eve 2024 specifically for Longaniza! They had a huge pile in their…read moremeat case so I bought 3 lbs and it was fresh and delicious in my Christmas morning breakfast I make with chorizo and potatoes and longaniza! Walking around the narrow aisles in the crammed store was absolutely delightful as the great selection of products and produce was fabulous!! There were many people there at 7:00 PM. The one thing I didn't like was that no employees tried to speak English with me. Thank goodness my daughter was with me as she speaks good Spanish.

As we walked in we were greeted by a friendly face & immediately welcomed in she started telling us…read moreabout what type of food they have & how to order on the screen. She told us about seating areas they had. We chose to sit outside even though it was a tad bit windy. I had the birra soup and added some avocado & it was something I've never tasted before but glad I got. It was pretty good and huge I couldn't finish it all but it's put in a to go bowl so you do have the option to take it with you.

Layered is a fresh place to grab some lunch or dinner. Although the service was great and ordering…read morewas super easy! But I gave only 3 stars because of the price and overall flavor. It is expensive. For one entree I spend $21 total. That does not include any extras with the meal. Both the wrap and chopped salad were large portions, but there wasn't a whole lot of flavor to either dish. I will say the homemade each is excellent! I am open to trying layered again, maybe I need to try a sandwich next time.

August 12, 2026 - Ridgway, CO…read more I'm not sure how the locals afford these prices. We were visiting and needed to pick up a few staples, so we stopped here. I was surprised by some of the prices, so I checked my receipt against current average grocery prices in Colorado. It turns out our total was approximately 15% higher than the Colorado average. Of course, this is a mountain town, so you expect prices to be a bit higher. But some items were significantly more expensive. A few examples: Chobani yogurt: ($9.49 vs. $6.49 average) Cherub tomatoes: ($5.99 vs. $3.99 average) Fairlife milk: ($7.49 vs. $5.99 average) Havarti cheese: ($8.49 vs. $6.40 average) Looking back, there were definitely a few things I should have skipped. The shopping experience itself could have been better, too. They were restocking shelves while we were there, and there were boxes and merchandise that we had to maneuver our cart around. One item I wanted was behind a pile of things waiting to be stocked. I was trying to get to it, but the stocker completely ignored me. Not cool. Lesson learned: Double-check prices when shopping in small mountain towns, and buy only the items you absolutely need.

It's only good for emergency needs in town. Produce is old and at times rotten, $12 eggs, $8 pints…read moreof Ben and Jerry's, and that's the cheap stuff. Just a tourist trap disguised as a grocery store. Not an asset to the community. Employees are nice and the store is clean.