Fabulous natural grocery store - Found the high quality castor oil I have been looking for as well…read moreas other products.

Great assortment of veggies, fruits, cheeses and pretty much anything you'd need. Even some wine…read moreand beer! We stopped by to stock up for a week long cabin stay and had no problem finding what we needed. Only reason for 4 stars and not 5 was the cashier. We as first timers didn't know we needed to grab some boxes and pack the groceries (which we did immediately upon being informed!) which seemed to irritate the cashier. Yikes! Maybe she had already had a long day. Anyway, everything else was great.

It's a tiny grocery store attached to an ACE hardware and a gas station. However it has EVERYTHING…read moreyou need to enjoy your stay. The best part? The cashier slash general yoda guide named Alex. He was a pleasure every time and so helpful with tips and answering any questions! Thanks Alex.

The only place in town but also very good! Selection is great, people are great, so don't hesitate…read moreto stop in

Wonderful small town grocery store. Excellent, cheerful and funny staff. It's a balanced and well…read morestocked grocer in my opinion, especially considering the rural location. They had everything we needed for most meals so we didn't have to drive an hour away so that's a huge plus.

This grocery store was surprisingly stocked well. It was clean and had some great looking produce…read more I was just running in to grab a few things while vacationing in the area. You can find what you need for sure. Also had beer and wine. Friendly local helped me with a question where something was. Prices seemed about what you would expect.

Pretty good for as small as it is. Small selection of berries, but they looked nice. There was a…read morepretty good selection of other types of fruit and vegetables. No kombucha and no children's chewable ibuprofen tablets. The big sign that says "Family Restrooms" needs to have two words added: "Just Kidding" (They are blocked off, and I'm guessing they'll stay that way.) Normally, we come south up the hill from Denver and stop at King Soopers in Conifer. This trip we were coming north from Salida and didn't want to drive all the way to Conifer.

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.

Update July 2023:…read more So, I have given this place another chance....probably because it is so convenient rather than having to drive into WP. I am impressed this summer with the fact that the store does not look raided on the weekends from all of the tourists....meaning it seems they are super well-stocked this summer. Happy to see that. The staff are a bit friendlier and efficient, and the variety seems to have expanded. So, with that....I have to now give this place full stars because they deserve it!

If you are staying up in the mountains this is a good choice. They will have what you need…read more Prices are a little higher, but very convenient if you are staying in the area or Flourissant or Divide. Odd customer service from our cashier (putting items together in bags that obviously don't go together well), but one employee doesn't make or break a place in this instance.

Not sure if the sign on the door stating that it will be a $2.00 charge per flush/person using the…read morebathroom due to sewage is real or not....but if it is.....hmmmm not cool. I feel if they expanded their business to providing fuel as well as more store products than this business would balance any sewage costs. If it is just a joke, the sign, then I am more than happy to change my review. That being said- prices are really much cheaper than expected. Yoohoo is only 1.00 per bottle. That was kindof shocking. The most expensive things were these homemade freeze-dried candies locally made but even those prices were not bad. The store seems to have a lot of room but everything is kind of squished into 1 area making it hard to shop for the few products they do have.

It is permanently closed and building is for sell. We really wanted a grocery store. Seems like…read morethis is a good business opportunity as there isn't one for miles.

This store has it all: clothes, shoes, toys, pet items, food and beverages and the BEST customer…read moreservice! The people are so friendly and hospitable. We felt so welcome there and we also got some great tips on activities around the area. They're pet friendly too so we were able to bring our dog inside with us. They also have cheaper prices than the store across the road.

I walked in, took a look around, lots of stuff in here. I didn't need any of it. South Park, huh?…read moreAs I rounded a corner, I looked down and noticed a little baby on the floor. A live human baby no older than a year old, just crawling around, playing with some toys. I'm not making this up. As I took a moment to look at this baby, I soon wondered if it could be Kyle Broflovski's baby brother, Ike. I had to remind myself not to verify this and thus refrained from kicking the baby.

A small organic Grocery with choices not available elsewhere. The staff is extraordinary helpful…read morewhen you ask them. Lettucehead is outside the tourist scrum, so your not enthralled to the demolition derby in other parts of Buena Vista. It is a routine grocery stop for me.

The Lettucehead continues to be a family pleaser for us. Whenever we roll into town, this is one of…read moreour first stops. If you're looking for organic, fresh, preservative free food, this is the place! It's small but packed with goodness. We have favorites that we stock up on... and I'm not sure where they get their dried fruits (dates, mangos, figs) but I haven't found a place I like better... I wish they shipped! Seriously. We always find our Terra Chips here. And my mom is strangely addicted to the malt balls here. Go figure! The one downside is it's expensive - they're a small specialty store in a smaller town. What did you expect?