This is a really nice Safeway…read more I couldn't believe how clean it was. Nice polished floors, wide aisles, and well organized. We went there for flowers and they had a really good selection. When I commented to the manager about what a great store it was, he was very appreciative. I asked him if it was a new store. He said, no. I was so surprised. The only thing that showed the store's age was there were no self check out registers. Regular checkout was speedy and friendly. Anyway, you all know what a grocery store is. This is a nice one, with a personable staff.

What a great grocery store. We had a long shopping list from our family, and we found everything…read morethe list. Deli: lots of meats and prepared foods to choose from. They will make a custom sandwich and package up a salad too. Loads of prepackaged meats- ham, Turkey, chicken, roast beef several different styles and brands. Shelves were full on almost everything, we did grab the last container of Lysol Wipes. Lots meats and fish on sale, that helps the budget. On our list were many specific items that I'd never seen- they had them all. Treat: Cowboy Cookies oatmeal cookies with chocolate chips. Chewy and good $3.79 for a bag Fun stuff too: flowers, balloons, iced cupcakes Store was not crowded at all - Tuesday 3pm and the staff and checker were so helpful and cheerful! Great experience.

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.

Placed an order for delivery. Chose 3 hours or less. After 4 hours I received a message that they…read morewere delayed and it would be an additional 45 minutes. Heard nothing until I called the store and was told to call 1-800-Walmart. They said that they would get it out to me by 10 pm, at 10:50 I gave up and cancelled the order. I think I figured out why they didn't fill it and told them about it. I am a truck driver and in the delivery instructions I explained what exact truck is mine, the load on my trailer to make it easier to find in the parking lot and that I give a cash tip. Obviously they can't read and decided not to take my order and fill it thinking they would not get a decent tip. Their loss because I know how hard it is out here and I give way more than the automatic tip it tries to add when you place the order (10%) accuracy and attitude makes my determination. The last order from a Walmart 60 miles away and they received $60 for a tip. Now that I'm back rolling I will do my own shopping and save my $60 tip. I'm extremely disappointed with what society has turned into. I shouldn't have to tip in advance to get them to do the job they signed up for and are already paid to do. Just sad. Do better Walmart. 3rd party fulfillment was to be done by Spark.

Overall the staff at this location is rude and I'm treated like an inconvenience for being there…read more The checkout experience is rarely positive as their cashiers prefer to stare at you while you bag your groceries rather than help. Self-checkout stinks but if you don't want the computers to take your job.....

Better not be a white seventy year old male trying to buy a lottery ticket at City Market in Cortez…read moreColorado. You'll be asked for your age and ID and told you better not lie, we don't like liars. City Market is losing customers due to their employees bad attitudes and high prices.

Why aren't there 6 stars for those that are extra special? Maybe our friends at Yelp can consider…read morean exception here and there. This would definitely be up for The Big 6!!!!!! What a place. Superb service, amazing produce, fresh local meats and oh yes, the main attraction------bakery items. Fresh in house baked goods that make "slap yo mamma" good seem like a passivity phrase. I mean this stuff is scream worthy. The bagel and cookies are to die for, literally. I'm serious y'all and wait, the pies. Oh the pies. It should be a felony in Dolores to drop one of these magical creations. Triberry was WOW. Rhubarb was killer. What else can I say y'all? Go. Go Getchasum now. You cannot imagine what you're in for people. Pie day is on the way. Who needs a fork. Just go!

We were driving from Grand Junction to Mesa Verde, and this market was a random stop after getting…read morethrough the high-elevation mountain pass. It was an incredibly lucky stop! The market is well-stocked. The bathroom was clean. The sandwiches (we had a roast beef and turkey) were some of the BEST we had ever eaten, and quite affordably priced. We bought a tri berry pie, which had an excellent pie crust. The snacks we got for the road (cookies and brownie) were very good. Also, the cashier, a young man, was very pleasant and gave us a positive interaction. We just ate where we parked, next to the food market, and had no problems. All in all a highlight of that drive.

This is my favorite Natural Store! They carry almost…read moreeverything you need. I found a DIY Elderberry Syrup Mason Jar with everything you need inside the jar. Epic I tried their Chia and Mango to go pudding. So delicious. They have a juicer, smoothies as well as sandwiches and wraps. The service is always pleasant Reasonable prices Local family owned

So glad I found this place on a recent trip to Mesa Verde National Park! I love that they offer…read moresmoothies. I had a meal replacement smoothie as a healthy alternative to eating unhealthy diner food or breakfast served in a hotel. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Two youngsters were staffing the store when I visited. Very nice kids! This store offers a nice variety of products. I stocked up on healthy snacks and other food for meals while staying in Cortez. I highly recommend visiting and shopping here if you're ever in Cortez!

They have the most friendly staff there! Always there to greet you and always ask how you're doing…read more They make you feel like family. Store is always well kept and stocked.

We were drawn to Esmeraldas Ranchito Mexican Grocery Store after reading the reviews lauding the…read moretamales served at this family run store. Esmeraldas, very interestingly, is situated in a former gas station with the gas pumps removed. I believe they serve most items the entire day, so we were able to snag our tamales even though it was only 8AM. There were a couple of other customers inside and it seemed like everyone only visits for the food and not so much for the groceries. I ended up having to order in Spanish even though everything on the menu is in English. It's not an issue though as the person working is very friendly and and patient. Half Dozen Tamale ($13) - They had four types of tamale available for purchase: Beef (x2) - This tamale is filled with ground beef and corn in a red chile sauce, lending a reddish color to the masa wrapper. The masa is a little on the dry side and crumbles apart quite easily, but it doesn't stick to the corn husk much, allowing the tamale to stay well together during the unwrapping process. The beef is pretty lean and isn't seasoned that much, so it's a rather mild flavor. Chicken (x2) - The masa in this tamale completely sticks onto the corn husk, making the tamale basically completely fall apart while trying to unwrap. This might be due to construction - this tamale has a ton of filling, probably more filling than masa. The filling is basically shredded chicken in a light green chile sauce, complete with chile seeds. Like the beef tamale, this one is also on the dry side. The texture of the chicken is very similar to canned tuna and sticks to the teeth while eating. It's very tender without any gristle. Pork (x1) - The pork is shredded well into almost a Chinese pork floss-like texture. Since we ate this later (not on the same day) we ended up steaming the tamale and I have to say that the reheating process really amps up the moisture levels and makes the masa succulent and the meat not necessarily juicy, but definitely not dry. Cheese (x1) - This one smells the best by far. The filling includes plenty of fatty cheese, giving moisture and a good mouthfeel, and is embedded with pieces of tomato, onion, and green chile. The flavors meld together quite well, and due to the extra moisture, this is the most pleasing to eat. I've had tamales before that are still very good even with lukewarm. These ones, on the other hand, have to be eaten fresh or otherwise reheated via steaming. With that being said, when fresh, the tamales Esmeraldas serves are just as the other reviews state - delicious.

My traveling companion wants to propose to Esmeralda. She is so lovely, and her chile cheese…read moretamales are the bomb. We stopped and got tamales on our way to Mesa Verde, and they were so good, we stopped again on our way back to Canyonlands for a refill.