I basically never return anything but had a great customer service experience with Kim and the GM…read morethis morning. 10 days ago, I ordered 12 jars of creamy almond butter over DoorDash, their in-house brand Open Nature, and I thought I was getting their stir-version, where the oil sits on top and you gotta stir stir stir, I wanted that because it contained just almonds and salt, but little did I know there was only one of those in-stock , and little did I know my Dasher would substitute 10 with the creamy *no-stir* version that had been "emulsified" with palm oil, all I knew is she was subbing the 11th with a crunchy version (that also had palm oil, which I didn't know...) so long story short only 1 of the 12 jars was actually what I wanted, and I didn't realize it til 10 days later when my Costco almond butter ran out and it was time to crack into Safeway's. I open it and it looks like Jiff peanut butter, so I read the ingredients label and turns out I've been bamboozled. To my Dasher's credit, the stir and no-stir creamy versions look nearly identical besides the oil at the top, a small "no stir" label, and the tiny ingredients list, and she doesn't know my fairly strict dietary preferences. But I thought I wouldn't be able to return FOOD over a week later, gave it a shot anyways and they were perfectly reasonable, willing to give me my money back or an exchange. I was mentally prepared to just eat the loss and donate it to the local soup kitchen, but instead I walked out with a variety of all natural Teddie's Peanut Butter, containing just peanuts or peanuts and salt. AI was telling me the combination of this 12 jar almond butter order being over a week ago AND ordered through DoorDash AND being food meant I had a snowball's chance in hell of getting ANYTHING done there and yet I got EVERYTHING done and I'm really happy with the way they handled things. Thank you Kim and the GM.

I suggest you check you receipt each visit. This store is notorious for mislabeling and…read moreovercharging. Then, the manager will insist you bring back the actual item in order to give you a credit even though you have the recipt showing the overcharge. ridiculous.

We have always loved this place but with some recent face lifts and more and more selection…read moreincluding some higher end options, Mountain Market just keeps getting better! Everything in the mountains is more expensive and should be expected. We find their prices to be very fair considering. The overall market selection allows for easy meal planning and is just darling!

We've been coming to Mountain Market in Grand Lake for over 15 years and have seen several owners…read morecome and go over that time. It's always been a convenient stop in town, and lately the produce has been especially nice and fresh. I do wish they had a butcher on site with fresh cut meat available, and I'd also love to see them bring back the little scan keychain fobs or some kind of locals discount program. It can feel a little awkward having to say you're a local at the register, and it would be much easier if customers could just use a phone number lookup instead. I'm also not sure why the locals perk would be limited to only Mondays. Something available throughout the week would make more sense for people who live here. Prices are definitely on the high side, which is understandable in a small mountain town, but a small loyalty perk for locals would go a long way. During the summer I was also told they could make sandwiches during the day but couldn't slice deli meat, which seemed a bit odd and a little confusing as a customer.

Download the app as it is faster and applies savings right away. Love that you can use it at all…read moreSafeways! Our favorite place to go in for prepaid sandwiches, cookies, chips and drinks!!!

Well first of all, it's a bit over priced and SUPERRR busy. Although I loved the fact they had…read moresushi the people in there had no spacial awareness at all. I could stand in the behind somebody saying "excuse me" and they still won't move. Most of the workers seemed nice but some of them feel unapproachable. When I had tried to void a coffee I didn't want it called the worker over and they did something and voided everything making me re scan EVERYTHING I already scanned???!

they at store their kombucha too warm. I went and spoke with someone who claimed to be the manager…read moreand he said "thank you for your opinions."(regarding 40 degrees being too warm for kombucha)" but we met the federal standards..." he insisted because it's illegal to store it above 40 that 40 degrees is sufficient. This is a life destroying organization. I had purchased a rotton tomato by mistake, and they wouldn't replace it, they wanted my to go through a formal return process for a silly tomato. I drank a probiotic drink from there and have experienced significant gut issues immediately following. I'm pretty sure it was the drink I bought from T that warm refrigerator.

From my 5-year old: "The Co-op is the best!" Our family has some dietary restrictions/allergies and…read morethe co-op has the best selection of specialty foods in town. We love the atmosphere, variety, bulk offerings, and unique brands. the staff are amazing and so helpful. We also appreciate their efforts to work with local ranchers and farmers. The incredible baked goods are an added bonus. We can't help but buy one (or four) pastries every time we shop. Laramie is so lucky to have this incredible grocer!

Hooray for Walmarts that allow overnight parking. It's such a huge help to RVers and yes, I stopped…read morein this evening for a light shop and to use the bathroom before securing the van for the night. As Walmarts go, this one is okay. The parking lot was clean of trash though the carts needed to be brought in. Inside the store, there was no trash that I could see. The shelves were decently stocked. Short queue at the self-checkout. Bathroom was in reasonable shape considering the late night. Overall, A-OK. [Review 17821 overall - 35 in Wyoming - 1342 of 2022.]

They could do better but don't because there is no competition. They don't ever have what you want…read moreor need their shelves are bare. Forget ice during camping season. Forget bread too any time of year. Management is rude especially that woman who's ass holds it's own orbit Laramie needs more options but will never get them because they suck. So sad

We stopped in to load up on groceries before heading to Grand Lake. We found everything we wanted…read more Especially appreciated the friendly cashier! Thank you, Dara M.!!!

It must be the threatened Albertsons merger- 30 minutes to check out at 2:00 in pm-- about 1/3 of…read moreoverhead lights turned off-- about 20% of cold food cases lights off. Very few employees. Scary. Are they getting ready to close?

This little market in Estes is conveniently located like 5-10 mins from the beaver meadows area…read moreentrance to RMNP. It actually has a pretty big selection of groceries and produce despite it being a standalone place. I came specifically to buy a beer which they had! I liked the local Colorado beer options, I got a couple tall boys for $3.50 each and drank one that night. If you needed quick food you could def also get it here. They have a nice large parking lot, and there's a gas station nearby!

Stopped here to pick up lunch for a picnic in RNP. I ordered the rueben, my husband and son got the…read moreclub, and my daughter got a grilled chicken salad. The sandwiches were huge! We could have shared! They were all delicious and the service was very friendly! Nice place!

Friendly staff. Well stocked shelves. Love the atmosphere of the small town store but with plenty…read moreof variety. Better beef prices for steak than Sam's.

Shelves empty again. Fresh fruits and vegetables were definitely not fresh. Floors are not swept…read moreor mopped. The worst thing I saw today was the Philadelphia cream cheese. The boxes had obviously been opened and stored outside in the rain. A bird had taken advantage of the boxes to hit a bulls eye on one. Totally disgusting. I plan to call the State and report them.

Walden is so isolated from everything else the people in town are lucky to have a grocery store…read morehere. The town is not exactly in a thriving state after the lumber mill closed and the recession. The grocery store used to be called Korkels and many of the townies still call it that even though Korkel does not own the store anymore. The groceries here are basic. Just the typical things you may need in everyday life. I was very excited to see that the mini mall section reopened which has a little sporting goods store, video rental store and hardware. These are not independent merchants. All of this merchandise is part of the grocery store so you go there if you want to pay. Last time I was here the mini mall was closed and boarded up. You could look through the boards and see it in shambles so I am very happy to see that is no longer the case!

Great store, has everything you're looking for! Fresh, cheap groceries, a dollar store, and their…read moremini-mall has all kinds of sporting goods and clothing if you're looking for some fishing gear. Absolutely stop by and get everything you need.

Overpriced and rude staff. Would be nice to see smiles on more than Just Allans face. Employees…read morelook very unhappy.

Try to always bring everything you need prior to coming up because Safeway is very limited. There…read moreare farm few things that I can find for my son that meet his dietary restrictions. In addition, everything is combined and all the aisles. Sometimes when you go to places, they put all the health conscious foods together in a section here everything is blended together and you're on the hunt looking for what you would typically buy locally at home.