Huge portions! The meatballs are as big as I've seen and very authentic Italian flavor. Highly…read morerecommended!!

My review is missing and Yelp support was unable to figure it out…read more.. Gagliano's was a stop we made while passing through Pueblo. Thanks to Yelpers who steered us right. This mom & pop place is LEGIT! We will definitely be back. I don't recall everything I mentioned the first time around... They have sandwich combos for $16. We had the Italian and the muffuletta. The sandwiches really were large enough to share. Combos come with a canned soda and a bag of Lay's. Very very good. sandwiches. Also picked up some house made tortellini, and some Green Chile Breakfast Sausage (which was amazing). When you pull up to Gagliano's you'll feel like it's a blast from the past. And when you walk in, you complete the time machine experience. Such a rad place. The staff was super kind and welcoming.

I always find what I need here, the workers are so helpful, and the selection of Aloha bars is…read moregreat!

Everything of course,as usual. Everyone SOO HELPFUL. YOU got a regular here now!(See what you did!)read more

I cancelled my Boost membership just a few hours after I signed up, but after a couple of weeks…read morewhen I still hadn't had my refunded show up I contacted King Sooper. After weeks of run around I was informed that I had not cancelled my membership only the auto renewal! And that since it was over 7 days I couldn't cancel! Their sale items are in stock some of the time and they are too cheap to hire more help in the store. And don't get me started on their half assed App

Favorite grocery tho deli could be better. People are nice and produce selection great .read more

I love this place!!! This place has raised my standards from grocery stores. They have staff that…read moreis actually friendly which is a shock for grocery store. The selection of meats is incredible. Their chorizo is delicious. Oh and don't go there without getting some of the fried chicken or chicken tenders. You will be hooked. Some stuff is a little bit more than you'd pay in town but you don't have to go to town or deal with long lines and rude people. So it is worth every penny. The also have their own reward system to earn money off. Shop here and shop Pueblo!!! Don't give your money away to these corporations!!!

Used to shop there all the time but due to medical bills I had to switch to a cheaper place. I…read moredidn't realize how much more expensive Mesa LaGrees was until I shopped at S*ms Club. The food at S*ms club is fresher, no drastically expired food sitting on the shelves, sure, a lot of the employees at S*ms don't speak much English, but most of the employees there are a lot more friendly than Mesa LaGrees. The managers at Mesa are rude as heck. They also have a high turn over rate, maybe because the employees get treated like crap from the managers, just a guess. The head manager acts like his poop doesn't stink. Mesa LaGrees should be called Mesa LaGreeds. Go somewhere else.

Oops!! This "5" start review was intended for MAURO Farms! Got the "M's" confused. So sorry!read more

This is one of our favorite farm stands to visit! When I saw they had strawberries - I knew we had…read moreto go. After a quick stop at the farm stand to check in and get our bags weighed, we went down to the stop sign and started picking. Tips for the best strawberries and yes they taste as good as they smell. 1 bring several small bags - the strawberries are so ripe they will squish in big bags 2 wear a hat - you are out in the sun 3 start at the end away from the cars - that area is less picked over. 4 have fun - that is part of the process.

We hadn't been here in five years and not much has changed. Milberger's Farm has a slightly…read moredifferent focus than some of the other farms in the area. If you're looking for a big variety of chili products, the selection is a bit limited, but they make up for it with a great assortment of jellies, jams, popcorn, and fudge that are fun to browse. The service really stood out, the sales clerk was friendly and made us feel welcome right away. They also have a restaurant on-site, and it was very busy on a Sunday, so clearly a popular spot with locals. Overall, it's a nice stop if you're in the mood for sweet treats and a relaxed, friendly atmosphere.

Milberger has excellent service purchasing and roasting chili. They have a multiple roast and rinse…read moreprocess which makes it super easy to remove any small bits of roasted skin that might not come off. The chilies are very flavorful and delicious. We have been doing business with MF for years and have always been very satisfied with the product and service. One of the best places to get your chili needs taken care of in Pueblo.

So cool Pueblo has its own cheese shop! Cute part of town with a great Cafe next door. The cheese…read moreis great. I have yet to try their sandwiches but it is on my list. Love they sell their cheeses at local farm stands and market as well.

Tried the Pastrami Crunch sandwich, the special of the week. One of the best sandwiches I've ever…read morehad! What a great combination of flavors and a deal for less that $10! Well worth stopping in. Also some great cheeses from the shop. A must try is the Pueblo Chili cheese curds!

Great old fashion butcher cut meats and meat bundles from $90 to $200 dollars. Good prices on the…read moremeats. Also has selected grocery items including potatoes, green peppers, and milk. Prices are super competitive.

Love the dedication of ownership/ employees. I wish more businesses were old fashioned in their…read moremanner of these privately owned hard working families. It's so personalized and welcoming.

I was in the Belmont, Pueblo, CO, area Sav-A-Lot discount grocery store on Bonforte Blvd, 5/21/23,…read morechecking out when the cashier, Tiffany, SHOUTED the balance of my food stamps account while ripping my receipt from the register. I speak from experience when I say that this area is crime-ridden. The first thing that came to my mind was that she was signaling to someone that I was a good mugging target. It was a Sunday at 9pm as the store, and the town, were closing down for the night. In the parking lot was an idling car just a few feet away and my mind continued to race... were they waiting for me? Or were they just waiting for an employee to get off work? It felt like forever to get my groceries in the car. Now I had to make sure that idling car wasn't following me. Being a 64 year old female on oxygen, nothing will send me back to that store.

Since a recent remodel this store offers a nicer shopping environment than the Third World…read moreexperience of King Soopers. Yes, some prices are higher than the national chains, but some are the same and some are lower. The store employees are friendly and helpful. The hidden gem of this store is the fresh baked bread and rolls. Each day a truck comes from Denver around 2-3 p.m. and delivers still-hot items. The hoagie type rolls are 3 for $1.00, huge in size, delicious and a bargain. Some of their sourcing is extremely unique. An example, bottled sauerkraut from Bavaria. Totally unlike anything made in the U.S. Much milder. This store deserves a try from everyone. The company originated in Los Angeles and carved out a niche by servicing a largely Hispanic clientele. The Colorado operation I suspect originally was a franchise type set-up, but it is now employee owned.

This grocery store values their supplier (from Texas) over their customer. If you are wanting or in…read moreneed of a product that their distributor does not carry, they will not order it for you. It is the only place to buy groceries within a 30 min. radius. There is nothing organic in the entire store, and again, they are unwilling to change their stock. I'm willing to drive the extra distance to get healthy local groceries.