We stopped in to load up on groceries before heading to Grand Lake. We found everything we wanted…read more Especially appreciated the friendly cashier! Thank you, Dara M.!!!

It must be the threatened Albertsons merger- 30 minutes to check out at 2:00 in pm-- about 1/3 of…read moreoverhead lights turned off-- about 20% of cold food cases lights off. Very few employees. Scary. Are they getting ready to close?

The produce at this Safeway is so incredible awful words can hardly describe. Always rotten…read morelettuce, always spoiled avocados, the list goes on.

Amazing service, each time I come here a staff member greets me and makes me feel welcome. I come…read morehere so much because the food is great for this price. And they have the best beef ramen I have ever had. This place is great I do recommend.

THANK GOODNESS IT'S HERE ...and open during Mud Season…read more1. A Mini Mart: not just a large convenience store. 2. Groceries:a small supply of most, even steaks and vegetables. 3. Prices: a little higher than Safeway but way worth the convenience. 4. Management: over the years every employee that I have spoken with love the owners.

Perfect spot at Copper for necessary provisions. Open til 7 everyday, the super friendly couple…read morefrom Texas behind the counter can help you find just about anything you need. Highly recommend.

Gourmet cuts of meat and fish. Delicious prepared side dishes and easy to heat entreesread more

Overpriced, and rude staff. The older lady with the glasses at the register could care less if you…read moredie or not.

The sandwiches were very tasty and full of meat. The staff are friendly and inviting.read more

Best sandwiches in town to eat there or fuel your picnic or hike in the Park. Friendly and fast in…read moreour out. Aslo, like the ice cream cones that have a generous dip.

I shop here all the time. Now that we are in busy Holiday season the store is packed and the…read moreshelves are getting pretty bare. They brought in checkers from Denver stores and while this store is packed full of people shopping the lines are short and fast. I had to write another review because in December I was shopping for a party. I was in line had everything I needed. Then realized I forgot ice. The clerk let me stay in line and purchase the ice without re-waiting. Robbie the checker went and got another cart for me and put all 4 bags of ice in another cart and helped me out to my car since I had two carts. He loaded all the groceries in my car for me. I offered a tip to him and he would not take it. Yes it's a busy store, the shelves sometimes get empty due to the influx of people. Every time I come to Safeway I am greeting by friendly employees. Even the pharmacy staff rocks. They always get what I need in. Once I complained about the price of the prescription and they told me what to say to get the Doctor to re-write it for brand only. Instead of $60 per month I only pay $32. I love our local Safeway and it's the employees that deserve 5 stars! I would love a Safeway gas station in the area. I also like the Just for U App that saves me money on all the items I buy regularly.

Kevin, Ronnie, and Osha are horrible people and I wouldn't wish them on my worst enemy. Food is…read morealways spoiled. Ambiance is horrible and people have the worst attitude always. Ronnie is a racist piece of shit and tried kicking me out for being Mexican I hope with all of my soul and hatred she goes to sleep forever soon. She also chain smokes near the entrance and spits at customers coming in. The managers Titus and Carlos are cool tho !

My three friends and I drove all the way from Chicago just to come to this market because we heard…read morethey had one the best jerky selections in the continental united states. We weren't disappointed. When we arrived we found the jerky selection promptly and each bought a few bags and also some meat sticks. The jerky was extremely moist, more-so than more jerky's that I have tried. We turned around and drove back to Chicago right after as we had to get back for work on Monday. Would do it again in a heartbeat, thanks for everything Mountain Food Market.

We've been coming to Mountain Market in Grand Lake for over 15 years and have seen several owners…read morecome and go over that time. It's always been a convenient stop in town, and lately the produce has been especially nice and fresh. I do wish they had a butcher on site with fresh cut meat available, and I'd also love to see them bring back the little scan keychain fobs or some kind of locals discount program. It can feel a little awkward having to say you're a local at the register, and it would be much easier if customers could just use a phone number lookup instead. I'm also not sure why the locals perk would be limited to only Mondays. Something available throughout the week would make more sense for people who live here. Prices are definitely on the high side, which is understandable in a small mountain town, but a small loyalty perk for locals would go a long way. During the summer I was also told they could make sandwiches during the day but couldn't slice deli meat, which seemed a bit odd and a little confusing as a customer.

William at the Deli is a gentle soul that gave me samples of meat…read more John also at the Deli has a plethora of knowledge he shared regarding vegetable proteins and items to strengthen my body composition. Shannon is an excellent cashier at checkout. She is patient while I moved money from one account to the other. Shannon is also delicate and thoughtful with handling my items. Lisa in the back office listened to my compliments for William, Shannon and John and quickly acknowledged them with a bonus card. It is very important for me to acknowledge stellar employees for their outstanding service to humanity. We are all on the planet together and it is important for me to recognize excellence. = = = = = = = = = To any current or future customer who reads this review ALWAYS REMEMBER how you enter the store is what you get back. Enter with a high frequency of thoughtfulness and generosity

Lots of fresh veggies and fruits. She needed groceries and we walked over from lunch near by. Clean…read morestore, brightly lit. Has self checkout and cashiers. We wandered around and checked out the groceries. She picked up some items and we used the restrooms before leaving. Clean. So additional plus.

Download the app as it is faster and applies savings right away. Love that you can use it at all…read moreSafeways! Our favorite place to go in for prepaid sandwiches, cookies, chips and drinks!!!

They had everything I needed…read more I was happy to find everything I needed. I had to ask for help with one of the items I needed but the gentleman helped me get what I needed. When I got everything I needed - I went into a quick "do it yourself" checkout line and I did a very good job with everything I needed. Most of the things I needed fit into my fanny pack. Thank You.

Small store with a large selection. Sooper friendly and…read morehelpful staff. They understand that many shoppers are not familiar with the store layout. Denver prices (one policy that King Soopers does really well).

I've been a loyal City Market shopper for years, but after my visit on May 25, 2026, I'm genuinely…read morerethinking where I spend my money. The employee working there -- heavy‑set guy, black mask, black apron -- acted like helping customers was some kind of personal burden. I asked a simple question, and the way he responded was flat‑out rude. No friendliness, no basic courtesy, not even the bare minimum of professionalism. Just a miserable attitude like he was being forced to interact with people against his will. Later that day, I called to speak with a supervisor--a woman who I assume is supposed to represent the store's leadership. I explained everything, thinking maybe she'd apologize, offer to make it right, or at least acknowledge that customers shouldn't be spoken to like that. Instead, she giggled. *Giggled.* Then said, "Well, he wasn't supposed to be at self-checkout--that's not his job," as if that excuses treating a customer like garbage. No apology. No "I'm sorry that happened." Just excuses and laughter. So let me get this straight: City Market employs rude, miserable people in roles they're "not supposed to be in," and when you complain, management laughs at you? I don't care what his job title is. Basic human decency isn't optional. And a supervisor who giggles at a customer's frustration has no business in leadership. Do better, City Market. Or don't--I'll just take my business elsewhere.