The manager, Miranda, of the Alamosa location is awesome. I had a return on a sale item that was…read moretricky because the store had no replacement on hand and I didn't want to lose out on the sale price. Miranda took the time to locate my replacement at another store, call that store, and have the item transfered to the Alamosa store.... and she did it all with a friendly and professional attitude. That is top-tier customer service and I thank Miranda for taking care of this customer.

When I asked for help from employees they just turned their back on me and walked away. Then when I…read morestarted approaching others employees, before I could even ask for help they would not even make eye contact and would dart to a different aisle. I finally left and went to a different store to get what I needed.

If you're thinking about Walmart Supercenter in Alamosa, CO, you better Ala-WHOA-sa on those…read moreexpectations, y'all. So perhaps I'm being too critical. Then again, I don't think I am. Here's all the irritatin' s*** about this place: - parking... nobody from the onslaught of Subarus to the ginormous lifted pickup trucks knows how to park between the lines - per usual Walmart fashion, choosing a decently rolling cart is a chore - getting assistance from an employee is less likely than your contracting the plaque - most things my cowboy needs or desires they are out of or in extremely limited supply. Go figure. - loser teenage girls walking around scoffing because "they can't steal something when it's behind the glass." - 9 times out of 10 no one is working the counter in the sporting goods section PROS + lowest prices in town + we love the Asian guy who was working the pharmacy side exit on Father's Day 2023... where is he? Such a nice man.

Their customer service. The girl at the self check out had no idea about customer service. There…read morewas no sign posted at the entrance of the self checkout that it was limited to 15 items and the sign at the register itself was above my head and I didn't see it. The employee comes to me after I had started scanning my groceries and said it's 15 items like the sign says. I said sorry I didn't see the sign and said since I've started can I finish she rolled her eyes and shrugged her shoulders then when I got to 15 items it stopped letting me scan until she came over to scan her badge. She could have handled that so differently! If she would have said to me when I was starting"I'm sorry but it will only let you scan 15 items" I would have said ok and went to another checkout. I just counted my items and checked out 2 more times and finished my scanning. There is a really nice grocery store up the street that I will spend my next 300.00 for groceries!

I drove past this store a ton of times before my hubby and I finally stopped…read more It is a huge building that once was a grocery store, then a feed store and now a thrift and antique shop. It is stuffed full of everything under the sun - collectibles, kitchen items, furniture, second hand tools and appliances and more. It is sort of a hunt to find what you want, but there is some organization to it (but that is the fun of antiquing)! We found nice clamps for our shop and a beautiful large art piece. We enjoyed walking through and will definitely be back! It is the biggest shop of its type in Cañon.

Love this store. Best purchase we made in awhile! Huge store and lots to look at. The woman that…read moreruns it is very nice and easy to talk to

Make my Amazon returns here and always use the coupon which can be applied to clearance priced…read moreitems. Their sales are incredible though you do need to pay attention to quality.

Kohls, what is happening?! I've been shopping at Kohl's for years and I just walked out, uncertain…read moreI'll ever walk back in. I pulled up at 8 pm. One hour before the store closed. When I walked in, the cashier was sitting on the counter of the cash wrap in jeans and a baggy, wrinkled t-shirt, kicking her legs like she was at the park. Great first impression! I needed a new outfit for a job interview. Found a few outfits I wanted to try, all potentially to take home. I went to try them on and found the fitting rooms closed (the COVID flashback was intense!). I asked the very casual cashier why (I promise, I was polite) and she told me they now close the fitting rooms two hours before store close. I told her that they were losing my business because I don't buy clothes when I can't try them on. She shrugged, said okay and told me to have a nice night, it was clear it didn't matter to her that I was walking away from spending money there (how much are you paying her? It's too much). Call me crazy but wouldn't a clothing store want the fitting rooms open so people will, you know, buy clothes? I get it, times are rough for retail. Kohl's is apparently addressing the problem by hiring staff that don't care about hard times and instituting policies designed to turn customers away. Interesting approach but the empty parking lot tells me it isn't working. Tired of stores forgetting that satisfied customers are key to profits and instead giving the bare minimum to get the store from open to close each day (seriously, I'm not asking for special privilege, I just want to make sure the pants fit over my hips and don't sag. Good luck Kohl's, I'm going elsewhere. If I can't try clothes on I may as well order them online for half the cost, the desire to make sure clothes fit being one of the last reasons I still shop brick and mortar stores. It's sad because Kohl's has always been a favorite and now I have to drive to the next city to shop for decent clothing and even more important, decent service.

It's a Walmart, so I mean. It is what it is. But there's a…read moregreat view of the mountains having just entered Colorado.... And easy place to walk the dogs. Right by the la Quinta which was nice enough and friendly! So all in all, pretty descent stop.

Well everyone already "knows" not to buy dairy, meat, or produce from Walmart or Sam's club. They…read moreleave it out too long, and it goes bad. King Soopers has become bad and trashy like that too recently!! I guess I'm stuck with Safeway.

The store is lovely but the staff is EVEN more lovey. Several people offered me water (I guess)…read morethey saw that I wasn't dealing with the altitude very well. This one young man named Jeremy even offered me some ibuprofen. He was so kind. In a world where it seems like we're loosing kindness. Anyhow I would definitely go back! And thank you Jeremy! Sincerely "Below sea level Texan "

Honest to god, really just enjoyed window shopping here. When I went by 9/2025 there was a TON of…read moreconstruction making it challenging to get inside so bear that in mind, but the shops along Main Street there were open. They have a lot of Colorado gift store type items, tons of cute stuff :) I was very tempted by a couple clothing items but decided I'd spent enough money~

The lengthy title says it all: Sunshine Salvage Amish Discount Grocery & Country Store…read more In the middle of Monte Vista, CO lies this moderate looking store. There could be another sign or two advertising the place, however, Google Maps will lead you strait to it. A very nice Amish woman laughed at my cowboy's jokes and asked me if I was related to another local. To my knowledge, I am not! Lol. The parking lot was gravel with unmarked spaces. A sleepy dog with wavy yellowish-brown hair greeted us gently, but immeditely went back to snoozing. Inside the semi-dusty country store was a surprising amount of everything one could possibly need in a pinch: + dried beans and pastas + nuts and all the baking goods + pie filling + canned goods + household supplies + personal hygiene items + cold drinks and snacks + cat/dog commodities I picked up a jar of locally-made blackberry jam, apple cider vinegar, and drinks for the kids all for under $13. Keep in mind that items like dented canned goods and some smashed packaged items are sold with deep discounts. They do not sell much meat aside from the canned variety. I paid cash for our items, but they do accept plastic. I will definitely be here in the future. TIP The store is open daily except on Sunday 9AM-5PM. Also, their bakery is open only a few days of the week which we sadly missed out on.

Was trying to return an item, the employee asked the security guard to request the MOD to assist,…read morehe continued to shout over everyone "the return payment should go back onto their card" instead of just calling for the manager on the radio. (The ginger with glasses and hands in his vest like he's a pro). The manager assisted and taught the new person professionally and was really nice about it. Had multiple negative encounters with this security guard with watching him flirt excessively with the new people and talking about his daily life. Or even just distracting them at check out while they are assisting customers. He just needs retraining on professionalism and his role, not to walk all over people and shout like he's the boss.

Racks are so overstocked shopping can take awhile and be frustrating. Tend to provide only slutty…read moreclothing Should have a tasteful selection as well