This went from one of the best Safeway stores I have ever shopped at to one of the worst almost…read moreovernight when it went under new management in May, don't even bother with this place and go to the Safeway down the street.

I bought a family pack of T-bone steaks. See picture the first steak looked good. The second…read moresteak not as good and the 3rd steak the filet side of the t-bone had been removed. This is horrible customer service and if I didn't buy them on my way across town I would be returning them. Safeway needs to do better and not hide steaks that dont even meet the definition of a t-bone under one that looks good.

Love this store. The…read moreimmediate first reaction is Wow! What a nice entrance. This may be a smaller store but the layout is well organized. I loved that they had two sections of a nice variety of salad dressings (7) and also toppings - I have never seen sunflower seeds, crispy onions and sesame seeds as options for salad toppings at any WF store nationwide. The gentleman at the deli( tall, mustache and elderly) was so cool, happy and kind. I wanted to sample the Huli Huli chicken ( gorgeous btw) and he immediately got me a spoon and a small container to try it. The open dining area just past the registers had room to seat maybe 16. The counter with the plastic utensils and napkins was well stocked. My cashier was a sweetheart. Very warm! She was a worker too. Wiping down tables between transactions. Solid! Really enjoyed this Highlands Ranch WF open daily from 8-9.

this is the worst Whole Foods I've ever been to. Employees are not in a good mood. Almost upset to…read moresee you. The interaction I had they recently changed their policy of what doors you can go in and out of in an employee told me very rudely. Being in the hospitality industry this is absolutely unacceptable. Go to King Soopers or Safeway. Do you wanna go to Whole Foods? There's a few more that are a little bit out of the way, but worth it. Don't go here!

This Starbucks is walking distance from my brothers apartment so we came here every morning. It's a…read moresuper nice, quiet Starbucks that's super spacious and has decent seating. The staff are super nice and friendly and they keep the place pretty clean and organized. Our drinks came out pretty quickly and tasted delicious.

I found myself early for a car service appointment and had a few minutes to grab coffee at this…read moreStarbucks. In shocking news, it looks and feels like every other Starbucks ever assembled by corporate America. Your expectations will be met. The talls that are actually shorts, the ventis that are vaguely Italian-ish, the seasonal drinks, the espresso-adjacent beverages, and all the pumps of artificially flavored sugar your pre-diabetic body desires are here and accounted for. Service was perfectly fine on a Saturday at 7:30 a.m., which is about all one can reasonably ask from a national coffee machine with humans attached to it. The more interesting part is the setting. This being Highlands Ranch, the entire experience is built around the automobile. The Starbucks sits on a corner in a very chain-heavy plaza with the usual suspects nearby. Shake Shack, Torchy's, and the broader parade of suburban convenience masquerading as choice. The drive-thru wraps around the building in a way that makes it very clear who this location is for. Cars glide through with purpose. Pedestrians, meanwhile, are treated like an unwelcome software bug. To get inside, you have to cross the drive-thru lane and stay alert as vehicles enter, loop around, and exit on the other side. It is not impossible. Just weirdly hostile. So yes, the coffee was fine. The staff was fine. The experience was Starbucks. But the design is terrible. Car-first, pedestrian-last, suburbia doing exactly what suburbia does. And yes, the irony is not lost on me that I was only there because I was getting my SUV serviced. Suburban hell comes for us all, apparently with mobile ordering.

This Sprouts is my all new favorite location. Amazing products that I am not able to find…read moreelsewhere. I am an apple lover, so I buy them and they are truly amazing. No pesticides. The produce is always fresh and great value for my money. The staff and cleanliness of the store are awesome.

I bought 2 classic Hawaiian poke bowls yesterday. I have bought them many times before and this…read moretime horrible! The tuna tough in both bowls and didn't have any seaweed salad instead lettuceFor $12.79 each will never buy again. Very disappointed in the quality.

A super nice girl helped me through the menu options and I settled on a bowl. Wow, yummy. We had a…read morefew orders and they all came out fantastic. I dare say, was even healthy? Between the nice staff and yummy treats, I don't think you can miss here. Parking was easy, bathroom was clean, masks were on, and the wait was great.

My friend took me here immediately after putting my dog down and it was as though they poured an…read moreentire container of laxatives in it and I was sick the rest of the day. My friend had the exact same experience. I drink plenty of smoothies and this was not natural. I don't know what they're using but it's not worth it. I had said before that when my dog died, I would probably die too: but not like this. Do better.

I haven't been here since high school, but with mom itching to get out of the house, we made our…read moreway over to the OG DQ for some delicious treats! I wasn't sure what I was craving but the sweet woman behind the counter let us take our time and showed us some of the new items. Mom wanted a caramel sundae...with sprinkles! I opted for a chocolate dipped cone while my husband opted for a strawberry cheesecake blizzard. Everything came out quickly and tasted delicious! "Real" food is offered here too - with an insane deal featuring a chili dog, fries and ice cream for a whopping $7! Seating is featured both inside and out - allowing for whatever experience you're looking for. It's nothing fancy, but a little bit of nostalgia that I'll return for!

Small Store, Large Booths…read more The store is small. It feels like a throwback to early Dairy Queen restaurants. The booths are spacious though, even for larger folks. Great staff!

Friendly baristas, as expected at Dutch Bros! I got the cocomo with soft top and it was a great…read moreaddition to our drive out west. It kept me awake and we also got a couple ice waters to keep hydrated. Good location, enough space, can't complain!

Made the trek to get the final scavenger hunt sticker. What a fun and different DB. This one is…read morebigger with an open and covered patio and bathrooms. Staff is super friendly, gave my pup lots of love, and even gave us an extra sticker. Too bad this DB isn't closer to my home.

My favorite coffee spot for meetings and a great cup of coffee, just has lots of construction going…read moreon around it and the parking lot is a mess. Staff are all quite young, but I've had excellent service every visit. Haven't tried any food yet. Comfortable seating with lots of options inside.

The drinks are stupid expensive here. $7 for a small iced coffee? Really? The servers are all…read moreyoung kids probably making minimum wage and having fun behind the counter. The prices don't match the service, it just doesn't make sense.