We stop here because of the cheap gas and its right off the freeway. I found the gas using the Gas…read moreBuddy app. This is a "super" Walmart, but it isn't nearly as big as a traditional super walmart. I think that the folks are friendly and kind, but it is a small lot and not the best of Walmarts around. There is another Walmart about 75 miles away in either direction

Stopped at this store to get all our groceries for our trip Yellowstone. And by reading the…read morereviews I was tempted to bypass it, but thought I'd take a look for myself. Very clean, nicely stocked store. Found everything I needed and had excellent steaks :). Staff was super friendly and very helpful, and even offered their assistance even when not asked. Great store and I would highly recommend.

I bought a beef roast through A pick up order on a weds I went to cook it on Friday and the roast…read morehad already gone bad. I took it back to the store because it was a 32$ roast and I wanted to have it replaced. The assistant manager was extremely rude and said it was my fault that I should have cooked it or froze it sooner. She said That meat on the shelf is only good for three days. That is horrible. I have bought plenty of meat that I leave for at 4/5 days before freezing or cooking. The assistant manger was extremely rude and not helpful at all horrible customer service and horrible quality of meat they are putting out. looks like wal mart will be getting my business from now on

Congratulations! YOU are the WORST Krogers I've EVER visited. Further. CLEARLY NO ONE CARES at…read moreKroger. I wrote Customer Service (ha! joke!!) on 9/23/24 to report the PATHETIC experience in your store - and NO ONE bothered to reply, so... here's my original report to Kroger... I have been a Krogers customer for about 13 years now. Only recently have I relocated to regions where I can shop at Krogers. I *almost* always find it to be a superior experience. Today in the Rawlins "City Market" was anything but. I would characterize the store as DISGUSTING, DINGY, DEPRESSED. I know they recently had a problem with their frozen storage - that did not impact me as I ATTEMPTED to shop the store. (I learned this from the manager.) I was interested primarily in FRESH produce, chicken, yogurt and perhaps more if I was not so turned off as I walked the store. The produce section was DISMAL - virtually NO organic and what organic was there was BAD. The non-organic lettuce was also wilted. This is NOT typical of any other Kroger store I have been to. I'm a traveler and wherever there is a Smiths or Fred Meyers, I preferentially shop there. ALL Krogers (except this one) are generally fine (or better.) This store, put simply is the WORST kroger's I've EVER been to. If I were the CEO of Kroger, I'd shut it down, fire the management, install a new team and do a MAJOR renovation. The chicken pricing was NOT competitive. Valley Foods - a SMALL store in Saratoga was 35% less for natural, skin on thighs. Foragers Yogurt - a STAPLE at most Krogers was NON-EXISTENT. Ham steak? Forgetaboutit!! I know Rawlins is not Steamboat Springs, but geez, couldn't it be as good as your store in Rock Springs??? Bottom line, I WASTED an 80 mile round trip drive to go to this City Market and BOUGHT NOTHING. I returned to Saratoga and shopped at Valley Foods. While I remain in Saratoga, I will shop there OR Walmart in Rawlins. I would WELCOME a decent Krogers in Rawlins. I've visited Rawlins many times over the past 8 years or so, while this store was never spectacular, it was NOT nearly as poorly stocked, priced and DISGUSTING as it is now. Please fix it or CLOSE it as it is only degrading Krogers fine reputation. Again, I wish I had NOT wasted an 80 mile round trip (about 5 gallons of diesel fuel) made PRIMARILY to grocery shop. Too bad there really aren't ANY grocery stores in Rawlins at this time. Alan Sills

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!

I didn't get to visit it but how could you fault a place called "The Surprise Store" located across…read morethe street from a house converted to a shop selling gemstones and rocks. Maybe on the way back through Rawlins, WY I will find a treasure here. As for Rawlins, WY itself, there were indeed many surprises in store while being stuck overnight as the only safe road was shut. Some highlights included: -a grocery store which also sells guns -snow drifts and 20 degree weather with insane wind making it much colder -the only supermarket in town which actually has a lot of vegan items And the highlight: The dollar store, apart from being the most bangin' place in town outside of the bar and drive-up liquor store, had it's own personal greeter: a massive white guy in a pickup truck blasting some charming music, which contained multiple racial epithets (Johnny Rebel's "N***** Hatin' Me," I'll just leave you to look up those lyrics if you are interested, but I wouldn't recommend it). No ironic racism here! Awesome! Can't wait to go back, Rawlins, WY!

If Mabuhay Oriental Market were not one of two oriental markets in the entire state of Wyoming, it…read morewould still be a good oriental market. It is a solid market all around and serves multiple needs. The store is divided up into two halves. One half has oriental decore, knickknacks, clothes, kitchenware, and incense. The other half is a solid selection of oriental food from a variety of countries. I do a fair amount of Asian cooking, specifically Thai, and Mabuhay had everything that I needed! They have all sorts of food for cooking. Sauces, curry paste, flavorings, noodles, spice packs, packaged ramen--all the standards. The food is competitively priced, which is great for how remote they are! They even had a pack of dried shiitake mushrooms when I could not find any fresh ones at Walmart. They have a modest freezer and refrigerator section--it's small but covers the basics (fish and the like). They have a fairly wide selection of oriental candy in various quantities. A huge incense selection. If they do not carry something and there is enough demand they are open to start carrying it. The staff is really kind and welcoming. They do not have any public restrooms. Closed on Saturday and Sunday. I would highly recommend them and have already been back multiple times.

If there was prepared, hot Filipino food, it would be 5 stars. However, it was incredible how much…read moreAsian dry goods were stocked!!!

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.

I can not say enough positive things about this business and it's owners! You guys are truly…read moreamazing people with awesome friendly personalities to boot! Thanks for always being so kind and helpful! I appreciate you guys always having the staples(food) and then some! Come check out this amazing gem of a general store for all of your household, mountain, fishing and camping needs! I'm so thankful, Thank you Georgia and keep up the great work! Sincerely, Gavin M and Diane L PS They also have a couple gas pumps and a small deli inside!

Scott and Georgia are super awesome and almost always have exactly what you need…read more This is the best location to do any and all your shopping in Red Feather Lakes Colorado.

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.