Lovely location, and except for the recent construction, always easy to get to and to get in and…read moreout of. Most importantly, the service and the healthy selection of food and products are excellent quality and we'll worth the money. My favorites are their bake goods, especially the Sprouts Vegan Oatmeal Raisin Cookies , and top quality sushi

Our go to spot for allergen free cupcakes and treats during the school year or for gatherings. The…read morestore is clean and items are easy to find. Associates are friendly as well.

Decent market with pricing above King Soopers and comparable to Whole Foods…read more The employees were friendly when I had a question. The checkout was understaffed with only one cashier for self check out and one of the regular lines. This was midday on Thursday so not the busiest time. I bought a dozen roses with a little baby's breath for $19.99. No problem. The issue I have is that most are dying less than a week after even using plant food and having sufficient water. Will try again for other food items when in the area.

Very clean, fresh, friendly grocery store that primarily sells organic foods. It is more expensive…read morethan your chain grocers but overall it's a nice grocery store that has lots of high quality products.

we love the fresh food here so much, such a great price for what you get and everyone is so kind,…read moreespecially with our son! sometimes you will wait a while for your food but that's how you know it's best and most fresh! they recently redid the entire stores interior and it flows so well and is very spacious now. the grocery section is also great and makes it easy for me to get items i can't usually find.

Local middle Eastern market packed to the brim with groceries and household items. The have a…read morewalk-up counter/ restaurant in the back that has a variety of prepared food items. We had just eaten or we would have tried some things. We did get an order of the fresh bread and it was incredible. Since it is down the street from work I'm predicting a lunch order in the near future

It was excellent shopping in Laxmi grocery .Me and family went yesterday to get Nepali candy and…read morepickle. It was very nice experience of shopping.

I bought pumpkin leaves from this store last week with the price of 8 dollars. when I reached to…read morehome and start to clean it to cook, it was rotten. the same way I purchased milk from this store, 3 times, the milk was damaged and I couldn't utilize probably I lost 20$. it was the money I lost but the intention of Mr Krishna Kafle ( owner) to loot the customer and become rich. never think to cheat customer today, tomorrow the nature will punish such cheater heavily. Do not intend to cheat loyal customer, they make money by hard work. I know many of the grocery items in this store are date expired and not good to use I never recommend to people not to visit this store for grocery.

Wonderful. Great selection. Local flavors and culture. I am glad I visit this business for all of…read moremy specific culinary needs. I love the selection. I especially like the bulk basil. One criticism is oftentimes the vegetables like zucchini and garlic don't last very long in the home refrigerator before molding. I did buy fortune cookies once that were very old, stale and cardboard-like inedible.

At a Mid-Autumn Festival pop up they had a stall with lots of Asian foodstuffs. I bought ba-chang…read moreor zongzi which is sticky rice dumplings with pork inside, eu-char-koay, and sesame buns. Then I went back for the crab and crawfish when I was ready to leave. Never had those before so I thought I'd try it. The zongzi was not the Chinese version and it was not my favorite. The eu-char-koay or youtiao is a deep fried step of dough and theirs wasn't fresh so it was only ok. The crab and crawfish were pickled it seems and they were fine. The corn on the cob included I didn't like. It was fun trying different versions of food I grew up with but not sure I'd get them again. This store has a lot of Asian foodstuffs which I haven't been able to find at other stores in the Denver metro area so I like to visit them. Servers were nice and store reminds me of the owns at home. Stuffed with items everywhere.

I walked into GW Supermarket looking for one thing -- mango puree -- and walked out having found…read moreeverything except that. That's the honest headline of this place: it's enormous, and it's stocked with sections for African, Indian, Jamaican, Japanese, Korean, and half a dozen other countries' pantries, and somehow the one basic thing I came in for wasn't on a shelf anywhere. I asked two different staff members if I was missing it, and both actually walked the aisle with me to check rather than just pointing and shrugging. No luck that day, but the effort mattered. Most of the packaging in here isn't in English, and if you're the type who needs to read every label before buying, budget extra time. But that's part of what makes it worth the trip -- this isn't a store dumbing itself down for anyone, it's a store built for the communities it actually serves, and the labels reflect that. If you get stuck, staff will come find the item with you instead of just gesturing toward an aisle number. Heads up walking past the seafood section: there's a real smell there, but it's the honest smell of fresh fish, not anything spoiled or off. If you've spent time in any proper seafood market, you'll recognize it immediately and it shouldn't put you off -- it's not a red flag, just a strong one. Prices are genuinely good for the volume and range of product you're getting, and the sheer scale of the place means you could shop here weekly and still find something new every time. It's a little chaotic in the best way -- more discovery than errand. Who it's for: anyone cooking outside the standard American grocery aisle, anyone who wants ingredients for a specific regional dish and is tired of substituting, and anyone who just likes wandering a store that clearly wasn't designed by committee. Go in with time to browse, not a tight list -- and maybe don't count on the mango puree. 4.5 stars, rounding to 4 -- knocked half a point for the miss on a pantry staple in a store this size, not for anything the staff did.

I came all the way from.the Springs to buy their crispy roast pork and the roast pork. Normally,…read morethe Chinese chef always gives me good pieces. This time he was not there, and the Mexican man gave me all burnt pieces, i noticed when i was checking out. Tried to ask for someone that spoke English. None of the cashier's did. Then what seems like the owner or manager brought me back. And all they did was cut some of the burnt pieces off. It's like when you order you have to watch them.like a hawk. My trust is totally gone.

I have been driving by Manakamana Grocery for quite a while and wanting to stop in. My Nepalese…read morebanker told me they had some of the most authentic street food in Colorado and it was his go to shop for cooking supplies and lunch. Today, the stars aligned as they were open and I was hungry. I first went into the grocery store to purchase the makings for sambhur, one of my favorite Indian dishes. The owner's daughter and her friend were a tremendous help as we looked up one of the ingredients. It is called Lady finger and looks like okra. We started talking about all the additions and remodeling going on in the store. In the near future, they will have everything for you to make a great Indian meal or stop in for a snack. And they also offer beauty supplies and Hindu statues. We then moved outside to the food truck. I already knew I was going to get pani puri, an Indian street food. They were 4 for a $1.00! As the pani puri were being made, we talked about all their offerings including their favorites, a cross between India and China chow Mein and the momos (dumplings). These young ladies want to open a small café with their aunt cooking wonderful Nepali, Indian, and Chinese influenced food. They talked of creative offerings like Bison momos and I offered that I would love to see paratha, a stuffed Indian bread with creative stuffing. This is not McDonald's and everything is created fresh so allow a little time. I was told the chow Mein takes 15 minutes, so order and then go inside to shop. And my pani puri.....it was wonderful. Light puffs filled with a stuffing of lentils and tamarind chutney served with a spiced water sauce. And at this stop, it is OK to drink the rest of the spiced water. I am very fond of the ladies who own this shop and food truck; I love seeing them dream better and more offerings. They have a steady clientele of local Nepalese and Indian patrons; I hope to see a steady clientele of Yelpers as well.

Cute little store with nice employees. I assume it may be an adequate store for those who are very…read morefamiliar with Indian culinary. I needed 3 basic Indian seasonings but i was only able to find 2. The store didn't seem to be organized well as spices were not all in the same area... The shelves were not maintained well & in general, the store was a dusty, dirty and a confusing mess. After leaving the store & doing more research, I learned that the item I was looking for 'Carom seeds' is also called 'Ajeain' which I remember seeing on a shelf. When I asked the woman if they carried Carom seeds, she clearly didn't know that they actually had it. I'll also mention that parking is very limited. Basically only 2 street parking spots in front of the store & no info for additions parking.

While the store features an excellent selection of Thai products, including foods, sauces, curry…read morepastes, fresh ingredients, cookware, and household items, it also carries an impressive variety of products from across Asia. I found items from Japan, Korea, China, Vietnam, Cambodia and more, making it a great place to explore. Don't let the size fool you. It looks small from the outside, but every aisle is packed with unique finds. I spotted fresh herbs and vegetables, shrimp paste, dried fish, tamarind, mango sheets, seaweed snacks, Asian candies, seasonings, bamboo baskets, aluminum cookware, beauty products, gold-tone fashion jewelry, ice cream, pastries, fermented sausages, durian, muscle rubs, and cosmetics. A special thank you to Andrew, the owners' son, who was incredibly friendly and helpful. He took the time to explain products, answer questions, and offer recommendations, which made the experience even better. Parking tip: Don't park directly in front of the store since it's along a busy road. Instead, use the side parking lot just before you reach the store. If you enjoy authentic Asian ingredients and discovering unique products, this store is absolutely worth a visit. I'll definitely be back!

My first time here and it did not disappoint. Great mom and pop community Asian grocer. Lovely…read moreservice good recommendations. Really niche Thai products and curries. They have some exotic veggies in stock. If you want to make an authentic Thai meal, this is the place to source your ingredients. Reasonably priced. Excellent find!