Please bring a Clark's Market to the Denver area, preferably Littleton or Golden! We were staying…read morein a condo across the street, so we popped in to Clark's to get some bottled water and were very impressed with all the offerings. We made a few visits to the store during our four-day stay, including for morning coffee, breakfast, and lunch. All the employees we encountered were super friendly and helpful. Although I think the team in the deli could use a little training. We ordered one of the sandwiches off the menu for lunch one day, and one of the workers seemed very unconfident making it. We enjoyed the hot breakfast as well and made a few visits to the coffee bar, which offers excellent lattes. Very friendly neighborhood store. There are also tables outside where you can eat your prepared food. Grabbing some coffee and food items here saved us a good deal of money instead of eating out every meal of the trip.

Whatever you do, do NOT get a sandwich or meat or anything from the deli. The kids (literally maybe…read more18-21) behind the counter are probably violating every sanitation code for stores. I dropped in to get a sandwich today and my first shock was seeing the behind-the-counter kid helping me touch everything with the gloves that he was going to use to make my sandwich: his face, his pockets, a pen, a clipboard, a scale. I asked him to change his gloves. He did. Then he proceeded to set the clipboard down on the sandwich making cutting board, run his newly gloved hand across the paper, grab a pen, and touch a dirty wall on his way to get the meat. The best was yet to come. He grabs the ham, and goes to the meat slicer, already with some salami on it, sets the ham down on the side of the counter where there is roast beef that had been sitting there since I walked up, removes the salami and sets that aside on another counter. And here is the worst part. He disappears into the back, brings out a literal small bucket of water, pulls out a dirty cloth from it that's been used for who knows what, wrings the water out back into the bucket, then uses the cloth to wipe off the meat slicer where he then sets down the ham.... he then throws the filthy rag back into the bucket--presumably to be used again... wherever else it's needed. At that point, I said, "changed my mind" & walked away. If you want to get sick, get your lunch here.

It's not my favorite market in town, but it does have a one major thing going for it:…read more It's SUPER convenient. Like, right in the heart of downtown, right next to Baked in Telluride (where you should get some inexpensive breakfast grub, btw). They offer a decent selection and even have some vegan items I saw recently as I was walking down the aisles searching for a jug of water that I ended up finding right at the entrance. The cashiers were not bothered by my existence, but I sure could've used a bit more mindfulness when the cashier took a bit of something, licked her fingers, then grabbed my item to scan. Definitely grossed me out and I thought it was a bit inconsiderate considering I was masked. I would go here in a pinch, but if I can wait, I'll head to Clark's.

This market is super convenient for last minute items while in town, but you'll pay extra for…read moreconvenience! They have all of the basic necessities but I was shocked that prices were double of those at our grocery store at home! We popped in for just some milk and eggs and it was $15 for those two items only! Wowza! It is super organized and clean, though, which always makes a shopping experience nicer! Their produce is also great! All in all, we only come here out of convenience because the bargain shopper in me struggles with the large markup!

My friend and I wanted a quick lunch so we both got a sandwich here. I got the enchanted (veggie…read moresandwich) with turkey and she got a panini. My sandwich was super good, it came out within 5 minutes and the staff was really friendly. There's seating outside too! Price was around $11 for each.

Clean, fresh, and pricey. I don't remember how it compares to Clark's in town, but it's convenient…read morewhen staying in Mountain Village. Staff is very nice and helpful.

My delivery arrived missing an item. I called the store twice and selected the pick up and delivery…read moredepartment. The phone rang so long I was transferred back to the store operator. The second time the operator told me to call back in the afternoon because they were too busy and there was Noone to help me. Are you kidding me? What started out as an easy fix is growing into a major time wasting issue for me.

Been woken up 4 oclock most mornings to a loud back up beeper from your shipping trucks please turn…read morethat off.

Five-star grocer in Mountain Village. Very helpful staff - quick to voluntarily take on a support…read morerole. One employee was kind to carry our provisions so we'd have our hands free while we shopped. Fresh fruit and produce, very clean and professional environs.

This place is surprisingly spacious for a market on the mountain. We stayed at a condo just down…read morethe ski hill and hiked up the .5 miles to the store, but it's also accessible with a small parking lot or huge free parking lot just behind the market and gondola area. The liquor store is attached. Great variety inside, but definitely a pretty penny-- but what do you expect in mountain town and I'll say it again... it's on a ski hill! They've got it fully stocked and even have cute kid carts for your little shoppers. It's large enough to be a grocery store similar to a Trader Joe's size elsewhere and does the job.

Big clean store. After summer sales. Great produce. Found…read moreplain black sandals $3. Found great beautiful cucumbers & bananas too!

I'm really not sure why this store has low reviews. I tend to avoid crowds, especially in Walmarts…read morelike a toddler fleeing from wearing clothes, but this was a nice location. The store is HUGE, the shelves are well stocked, and this facility is very clean. Associates everywhere, which you don't even see in smaller locations; I would know. Not sure when Walmart started upscaling their items but they had Yankee candies, bougie soap, and name brand shirts. The superstar I want to call out today though is Nathaniel, a really sweet gentleman running the self checkout lanes. He has such a nice smile and lovely disposition, always offering to help customers and ask how everyone's day is going he refilled my checkout lane's receipt paper before I could even ask. I wish all customer service associates could be like him; the world would be a much better place.

It's only good for emergency needs in town. Produce is old and at times rotten, $12 eggs, $8 pints…read moreof Ben and Jerry's, and that's the cheap stuff. Just a tourist trap disguised as a grocery store. Not an asset to the community. Employees are nice and the store is clean.

I went in looking for raw milk, but I guess that isn't allowed in colorado, I did buy some milk and…read moreit was good .. reason for high rating was staff approached me and was very helpful in directing me around store

Infrequently have I posted a review for a grocery store, this place is just that outstanding…read more Everything for the traveler and the local alike. An impressive and diverse selection of just about anything you'd expect to find in a grocery store, in a compact store, right on the main street.

It's the only one in town, and their hours are limited, but Ouray is a small town. The store is…read moremore than adequate in selection for short trips; they stocked most things on my list, and all of my necessary items. The clerk I had was snippy, but maybe she was having a bad day.

Just the kindest people. Delicious food! Cannot wait to try the chia seed pudding. They were right…read moreabout the gut better! Delicious!! Coffee, coconut, I'll be back for more for sure

Amazing Whole Foods store in the middle of town. They have great sales rotating on various items,…read moreand the food is always high quality.