Fantastic grocery store! I love shopping here so much. The staff is so kind and always willing to…read morehelp me find products and are always so cheerful and friendly while they're ringing up my goodies, even when the lines are long and it is so busy! I love their seasonal products, it makes me look forward to certain times of the year. Apple cider donuts I'm talking about you! Right now I can't get enough of the sour confetti chews. If I am at TJ Maxx I always stop in for 'one thing' and I end up buying so much more.

This isn't a bad TJ's location. If you go on a weekend, especially Saturday morning, expect it to…read morebe busy! They usually offer a nice selection of produce. Also, they have their delicious protein pancakes! The location in Parker seems to run out of them rather quickly or no longer stocks them. I was overjoyed when I saw that they stock these delicious pancakes. As for other items in the store, they pretty much carry the same as other TJ locations in the Denver metro area. It's been a long time since I visited this location. I frequented here when living in Aurora. I happened to stop by yesterday as I was out running errands in the area. I didn't need to wait long for checkout. Average staff interaction at the register. I would return here again if I were in the area. Also, it's a shared public parking lot. Access in and out isn't so seamless. Especially during weekend traffic.

The biggest Dollar tree I have ever been to as well as the most cleanest and most organized. The…read moreparking lot is pretty big and I was welcomed as soon as I opened the door. I popped in to purchase a birthday bag, card and some candy. I noticed that most things here were still being sold for $1.25 and the that there were not too many higher priced items like other stores. There were so many newer products and harder to find items that are often sought out. The cashiers and stockers were friendly. The freezer and fridge section was HUGE. I've never seen that at any other Dollar Tree. It was also a weekend , midday, and it was not busy or trashed. I'll be back for sure.

This is by far one of the nicest Dollar Tree locations I've been to. The store is extremely large,…read morevery clean, and well organized. The employees are always available, friendly, and helpful whenever I need something. I've also seen other people mention how nice this location is, and I completely agree. It's a little farther from where I live, but it's worth the extra drive because the experience is always so much better than other locations.

we love the fresh food here so much, such a great price for what you get and everyone is so kind,…read moreespecially with our son! sometimes you will wait a while for your food but that's how you know it's best and most fresh! they recently redid the entire stores interior and it flows so well and is very spacious now. the grocery section is also great and makes it easy for me to get items i can't usually find.

Local middle Eastern market packed to the brim with groceries and household items. The have a…read morewalk-up counter/ restaurant in the back that has a variety of prepared food items. We had just eaten or we would have tried some things. We did get an order of the fresh bread and it was incredible. Since it is down the street from work I'm predicting a lunch order in the near future

This store is under a year old as of 2026. The parking lot is a bit compact. The trolleys are in…read moreworking order. The lay out and size of the store is a bit smaller than others WFs that I have shopped at. It was mildly expensive but groceries are that way everywhere. The customer service was great. I went there to look for raw dried elderberries to make my own elderberry syrup that I have daily for its immunity properties. They do not have that here. Two different people helped me try to find them though. The green beans in a bag in their produce section could've had a better day. I expected more from their produce section. Everything else was great!

The good: I came and got halibut from here as well as other…read moreingredients to make a birthday meal. The fish was around $32/pound. The parking lot is spacious and the store is clean and open inside. I got a bouquet here for $15 that was very beautiful. I also got gummies for the kids that had no artificial colors. The bad: They have fewer cake selections than the other Whole Foods I've been to. I only saw different sizes of the berry Chantilly cake and no other types of cake. They ran out of Marsala, madeira and dry sherry wine. I ended up going to King Soopers where I got marsala wine for $5. There were a few vegetables I had a hard time finding. They offered fewer options than the Whole Foods options I am used to in California when it came to a variety of produce. The interesting: I think this place is a lot less popular in Parker than it is in other states like California just because of its proximity to many other major supermarkets.

Adjacent to the Base Exchange and the mall food court, you can enter from the mall side or store…read morefront . Plenty of parking although it does fill up when things get busy. This is the military grocery store. Very well stocked, neat clean and the shelves show that satisfying symmetry of product alignment. Plenty of checkout lanes and they do have a self-checkout area but I wouldn't call self-checkout "express" because most self-checkout users are anything but express-like. The primary business review is now over so read on at your own discretion. The typical self-checkout user goes something like this: pick up an item from their cart or basket. Look at the item, I guess to remember why they wanted it. Look for the barcode. Scan the item. Look at the screen to check the price. Place the item in a bag or down in the bagging area. Turn, pick up another item and repeat the process. At some point, something gets placed in the nagging area that the computer doesn't like so it announces and item has been placed in the bagging area that hasn't been scanned and asks the user to remove the item. The user is now confused and looks around for help. The computer makes the announcement again. The user is frantically picking up and putting down items. Finally assistant arrives and works some magic on the keypad. The user, now calm again, goes back into their original checkout mode and rhythm. At some point everything is now scanned. While this process was taking place, you turned your attention to something taking place through the window outside in the overhang above. You watch as a small sparrow starts building a nest. Back to the user for a moment who is now searching through their wallet or purse. You're now amazed because the sparrow has just finished building a very suitable home. You wish the sparrow well as your attention reverts back to the user who is now sliding dollar bills into the machine and looking at the screen to see if they've inserted enough. Oh wait, they're reaching into a pocket now. Coins. Adding coins to the slot. Ker-chunk. Ker-chunk. I didn't know anyone still used coins. That's interesting. You daydream for a moment of going home and rolling that bottle full of coins you've been collecting so you can cash them in. Back to the user. No wait! The sparrow! You weren't paying attention and missed the eggs hatching! The sparrow is feeding the baby birds! When did she have time to lay the eggs?! The user is bagging items now. Oh they forgot to take their receipt and the computer, now sounding a little annoyed, is letting anyone within earshot know. The user takes the receipt and grabs a few more plastic bags, I guess for good measure and is now on their way, looking back once or twice to make sure they didn't forget anything. Oh look! The baby birds are now taking their first flights! Fare thee well baby birds. Fare thee well.

Cheaper then the outside grocery stores and very clean. Friendly employees. Meat and chicken is way…read morecheaper and the fresh sushi is amazing.

High prices and pretty rude if you're a gringo. Meat selection was okay but a bit pricey. Cashier…read morewas slow to move to the register when we (fair skinned people) wanted to checkout. Go to the bigger markets instead. I suggest calling their manager (ICE) to pick them up and exchange them for better staff.

The bread is rarely fresh, the tortillas take about 2 days to expire and the lady cashier is rude…read moreand always has an attitude.

Over the years I have noticed that this store is okay for shopping only around late Sept. through…read moreearly Dec. on my most recent visit I was hoping things would have changed but I walked into a store with empty racks and shelves. I almost thought the store was shutting down. I found a MAC makeup product that I normally use and that was about it. The lines are not bad and go quickly here. Sometimes it's hard to communicate with employees and I appreciate the effort to go find another employee who can help me. I have never had to return anything so I do not know how the service is for that scenario. I find that going to this store gives thrift store vibes. I like a good thrift store trip but I don't get the same fun shopping experience here.

Line of over twenty people only two cashiers. Called manager said inventory was today and there…read morewere no people to work. Do better.

Parking lot is a mess but if you park far enough and plan on walking, should be ok. Yes, walk few…read moremore steps. The front area is very crowded so watch out for other cars , the cars driven by the privileged. Haha. This location is actually very well laid out. Even though busy, its controlled chaos. All your vegi and fruits to the right and just stick to thr right and go around should fine everything you are looking for. Love their ready to eat pizza, sushi, noodles bar amd also huge dining area. Love love this location!

Staff is friendly, will help you find things. Lots of good product EXCEPT the produce is almost…read morealways spoiled or near being spoiled, normal produce and significantly worse is the discounted produce. Shouldn't be allowed to sell spoiled and rotten items in my opinion.