If you've been to one Trader Joe's, you've been to them all; great snacks, good vibes, and dodgy…read moreparking lots. This one happened to be by my hotel, and it was perfect for me to walk over and pick up some snacks/meals for my trip to Boulder. It was packed in the middle of a Friday afternoon, and has all the things you'd expect. For me that meant some mineral waters, fruit & veggies, yogurt, and yeah, gummy lobsters.. why not. The staff is always friendly here, and I hope that means they take good care of their employees from up in corporate. It certainly seems that way. Always love TJs, always love Boulder, and put them together and it's a win!

Nice trader Joe's with good selection, although the parking lot is super cramped. Take a page from…read moreCostco and make the parking spaces bigger.

Not the largest selection but the service was excellent and the prices were very reasonable…read more The location is also very convenient. I don't live in this area so I'm not sure if this place is new and/or I may have visited on a day before new stock was due but I would definitely go back because the selections they do offer are hard to find at regular grocery stores. This place is great for those wanting healthier choices.

Brighton Natural Grocers does not accept returns on any product within its expiration date. Be…read morecareful with fish oil and nuts. If I were to go back, I would only by products with readable expiration dates which were far in the future.

No complaints. It's well organized and stocked. They had rockies hats here! How cute and good price.read more

The people up front are so rude and have no respect for you. Somebody next to use had an…read moreappointment with there hearing aid people and they didn't let him in because he didn't have an upgraded membership. If you're people are going to set appointments up, then don't set them up around the time you're not letting all memberships in.

I must say it, the name drew me in. From the outside I wasn't quite sure what I would find (there's…read morea big box store out East called Big Lots which I've been known to scour from time to time). Upon walking in I couldn't help but let out a squeal of approval (my friend I was with found this very amusing). There were packs of fresh tortillas for $1.99, and overflowing tables of poblano peppers and jalapenos. I also found cotija cheese at a super reasonable price (there were also choices on the % fat which I thought was great). When I arrived to the pastry section I truly felt like I was back in Puerto Vallarta. So many delectable baked goods for under $1 a piece (I must have bought near a dozen as I was hosting friends for an excursion the following day). At this point my kind friend went to the front of the store to get us a cart as she realized this was no "in and out" shopping trip. I really just had the best time walking around to see what I recognized as well as what was new. Near the register I found my Dad's favorite childhood candies (looks like I don't need to travel abroad for these anymore) as well as pinatas (starting at just $6.99 - such a great deal when compared to party stores). I didn't encounter much staff while in the store, though the cashier we interacted with was friendly and on top of things. I cannot wait to go back to this store for produce, mexican specialties, and general perusing.

Save-A-Hoe Well,…read morethat's what you might as well do!! You ain't getting any bargain while shopping here. I must admit. I've been here two or three times to grab some groceries and even tried to find over the counter meds since the fam was sick and this is one of the closest places to me that MAY have that sorta thing (wrong). Not big deal on the drugs, but as far being a grocer, they aren't very good at it. My main gripe is the produce. Where do they get them from?? Being priced SLIGHTLY under your normal Albertsons or Soopers, you'd think the quality should be somewhat up to par with the big guys. Boy was I wrong! Most everything I purchased reached their expiration within two days of walking out the market door. Cucumbers were slimey after 2 days, cilantro turned brown, tomatoes were mush... you get the picture. Sure, that's what veggies do BUT after 2 to 3 days after you bought the darn things?? I may as well have spend the extra five or ten cents for fresher produce AND they give me free plastic bags to take them home in. Yes, I am a green advocate and charging per bag is all good with me... but the fact that their selections seem like they already received them @ a discounted rate and only gave us a few pennies off of the price hardly seems worthy of charging me some more for a plastic bag. Maybe thats just me! Anyway, their packaged goods are just dandy though they may also be a little dated on items that don't sell too often. I grabbed some spices and some where already compressed and chunky. They also don't have a large array of item to choose from, but I'm sure it gets the job done for those non-picky buyers. They also sell pan dulce for 70 cents a pop. Man, that's crazy to me since I'm use to getting 4 for a dollar back home in Cali. Ya'll know what's up!!! LOL! My most recent visit was the last draw and I now refuse to come back. I'll spend my money elsewhere because I hate throwing away food that I JUST bought and thats exactly what I was doing with the items I got here. SMH. Sorry to say it!! =(

Loyalty program guarantees customers a $10 reward after every $100 spendt in products. Denver…read morestores and online orders honor this but only the Boulder store mandates a $20 spend to receive this reward. Store manager is rude and agressive. An alternative is website-Spiceology.com. This spice outlet has great customer service without the attitude.

I've been a huge fan of this is store for years. Needless to say this review is long overdue…read more The staff are friendly and knowledgeable (in particular Avery & Taylor). The offerings are fresh and often local as well (honey, hot sauces, and crackers to name a few). They have nice rewards (in particular the birthday month reward), as well as offer discounts to folks that work in downtown Boulder. Some of my fave products purchased at this location are Brooklyn Everything Bagel Blend, their Seed Ranch Umami Reserve hot sauce, and Old Mill Pizza Sprinkle. Getting there is quite easy as well as they are just a couple blocks from the bus station and located directly next to a parking garage (free parking Sat & Sun). If visiting isn't on your agenda no worries, you can order your faves directly on their website. It's a great idea to drop in anytime you are downtown. You never know what they'll be demoing or when they will offer their next in person cooking class. Definitely check them out!

Blonde lady closing on November 5 2024 was very friendly…read moreand helpful. I did not have to wait at the cash register for an extended time. After asking about buy one get one items she told me that I would need a Walgreens rewards card and proceeded to show me how to get one. Definitely a nice place to stop in.

Now one would not normally consider a Walgreens to be smart shopping decision. That is until you…read morecome to this location. The employees are friendly and helpful. The store is always very clean and fully stocked and the prices are usually below expectation especially in their clearance section. I've found items that were regularly priced at $5 or $10 now selling for $1 or less. I don't usually come to this location but when I do I make sure to stock up!

I thought this little market was too cute! It was a bit pricey, but I will say - the staff at the…read morebar was so kind and helpful that I wasn't even mad. My stomach was bothering me a bit the day I came so I was having trouble making a decision bc I wanted to eat something, but it needed to be VERY light. When I mentioned that, the lady at the counter gave me a small cup of rice to help settle my stomach and it really did actually! I bought a small kimbap with rice to eat after and that helped more. They have a central table inside where you can sit, or some tables right out front. It's peaceful and calm; was a very appreciated little find on my road trip :)

The staff is so sweet and the deli salads, farmers toast, take and bake options, etc are all so…read morehigh quality and worth it. The curry chicken salad is incredible. They always have a fun spin on things (PopTarts) and it's such a cute cafe. Not a ton of seating inside but a cute place to bop in and change it up. They also have amazing curated wines, tequilas, and gifts that always have a good story behind them. Love this place.

I went today looking for a rug for my living room and found one that I liked and the sales…read moreassociate Christella was really nice and helpful, she even carried a very heavy rug to my car with a smile in her face. She made my day!!

So I felt like I needed a bit more pseudo-culture in my life, and what better way to do so than to…read moresome slightly over-priced candy and soda based on the simple fact they come from across a body of water? The store was actually oddly quiet, usually many have some kind of music, but supposedly a manager is nursing a headache and no music anymore. Though that weirdness doesn't stop there, the soda is always talked about being quite extensive, but if that were the case, it looks like booze took over half of what cpuld been drinks overall. They had some weird options, but most were basically available in other stores. At least there was some candies that are a bit more exclusive to the store, so picked up a couple bags. They even have chocolate oranges year-round!