Good spot on south side of downtown on way to the airport. Great selection of meats, fish,…read morechocolate. Small liquor store attached has the basics and also some novelties Nice decor and lots of sunlight in the seating area.

The fish is incredible. It's extremely fresh and flavorful. It is definitely worth the slightly…read moremore expensive price for the significant increase in quality over a traditional grocery store offering.

Durango Natural Foods is a Co-op. Member owned since 1974…read more The plant selection caught my attention. So many air plants at such a great price. Many unique items

It's good as a store for convenience but oh my is the price inconvenient! I went to go buy vanilla…read moreextract because it was next door. I arrive and look. It was like 10 dollars! And I went to check out and it ended up being like 15 dollars.

Great one stop shopping for out of towners to get whatever you may need during your stay. We were…read morein Durango for a week and came here several times Open until 11P even on Sunday! Great selection of beer and wine (note to Texans you can buy alcohol in CO on Sundays). For liquor, bourbon etc and walk a few steps to Liquor World next door. Speaking of next door, Albertson's has a generous parking lot within walking distance of the Animas river trail, Double Tree hotel, Akami restaurant, several tours including the bombastic train to silverton adventure. Staff was very helpful, especially Jack who directed us it whatever we needed including kiosk with apple chargers.

This is a very old Albertsons close to the Train station. Parking lot is small and crowded…read more It's not very clean and the produce section was left to be desired. On a positive note the aisles seemed to be well stocked, and they have self checkout. Which I personally don't like, but hey anything so you don't have to wait in line. In and out relatively quick I only needed a couple of things. I did notice prices were higher. Probably due to Durango being a resort town.

I can always find what I need here but when I was a kid, I got racially profiled at this store. I…read moregave the self checkout clerk a bag of chips back because I couldn't afford it. I paid for the stuff I was able to afford and went to go find my friends and they called security on me and followed me around the store. I go to Walmart now.

I don't know why this place gets such a bad rap. It's clean, organized, offers a good selection,…read moreand good deals can be found. The checkout guy was very friendly.

We are so fortunate to have a specialty food store close to our home in the Animas Valley!…read more I shop at PJ's at least twice a week and everyone that works there is always polite and very helpful. The quaint atmosphere (good lighting, organization and cleanliness) is refreshing, and parking is a breeze. So easy to pop in and grab what I need.

Very clean and organized with lots of prepared foods to choose from. Great for picking up items on…read moreshort notice, but big shopping there is a wallet buster for the average consumer. Save your money and make a trip in to Durango for supplies. Liquor store next door is also very well stocked, but prices were inflated there, too. I highly recommend it and will go back to this friendly store.

While driving up to Durango around 6:00 PM the night before some medical appointments, we noticed a…read moretire was loosing air - we learned that the Walmart Auto Care Center was open until 7:00. I went in an talked to the gentleman at the front desk, and he started the process- Kai and his co-worker ultimately took the lead on the situation, determined what needed to be done, offered options, and got us confidently back on the road - a bit past 7:00. Everyone was professional and friendly, and there appeared to be a true team atmosphere in the shop. Kai was exceptional tho- going beyond what we expected - a great experience at a stressful time. Thank you!

Some good, some bad. I'm not sure if it's just par for the course for Walmarts in southern…read moreColorado, or in smaller towns, or what, but they really do a terrible job of keeping things in stock. It seems like they are almost always out of certain items. Many of these are the kind of things that are popular enough that an astute manager would make more of an effort to keep adequate stock on hand. Some things are constantly and repeatedly out, as though the pandemic was still at its peak. I know that many of us became pretty understanding when COVID was raging, but I'm pretty sure that our being tolerant of it back then didn't mean that we would be okay with it forever. They really do need to step up their game.

James Ranch Market has a little bit of everything you will need locally sourced. Produce, meats,…read morehoney, dairy, books and household items. As soon as you walk in you're greeted by friendly staff James Ranch Market is overlooking the cows in the pasture grazing The store set up of spacious and well maintained.

100% easily one of my favorite (if not my favorite) restaurants in Colorado. We'll be here for…read morethree more days, we'll probably be there at least three more times. Slight wait, but totally worth it. Burgers were so fresh and clean, the cheese was to die for. Views were stunning, live music was great. Families and dogs relaxing, looking at cows and petting goats. Bought some cheese and a hat from the market. Officially obsessed!

It's a grocery store yo, they've got what you need. I needed a decent bathroom and something quick…read morefor dinner -- they had both! Bathrooms are decent with plenty of stalls, and I got some end of day discounted sushi that wasn't bad at all and was easy to eat fast and get back on the road. They have a Starbucks too, and a big parking lot near Main Street. No complaints!

Good organic food selection, helpful service. The aisles feel cramped . Fair prices, good staples.read more