Very clean, fresh, friendly grocery store that primarily sells organic foods. It is more expensive than your chain grocers but overall it's a nice grocery store that has lots of high quality products. read more

Decent market with pricing above King Soopers and comparable to Whole Foods. The employees were friendly when I had a question. The checkout was understaffed with only one cashier for self check out and one of the regular lines. This was midday on Thursday so not the busiest time. I bought a dozen roses with a little baby's breath for $19.99. No problem. The issue I have is that most are dying less than a week after even using plant food and having sufficient water. Will try again for other food items when in the area. read more

Prices are higher than the bigger chain grocery stores but there is good small local grocery store vibe here that you don't find at those other stores. I wandered in here specifically to see what kind of non dairy coffee creamers they have. I am glad I did because they have so many options!! They also have a nice produce selection with local farms prominently displayed throughout. Cool! Everyone was friendly and the store was clean and well stocked. They even have a juice bar! Yum! Must try one day soon. Located in Lowry, plenty of parking. read more

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I'm so glad we have this market in our neighborhood! It has everything I need and more. One day I needed hot sausage for a ziti I was making, and I was thrilled to find out they make their sausage in-house -- and it's delicious. Clarks has that nostalgic, welcoming vibe I love in a local market. I'm not usually a fan of grocery shopping, but they make it genuinely enjoyable. The prices feel fair and affordable, and the staff is always pleasant and friendly. I also appreciate that they carry both unique specialty items you don't often find in a typical grocery store and all the regular essentials. They even offer prepared foods -- I haven't tried them yet, but if they're anything like the rest of their products, I'm sure they're great. Clarks is a true gem in the neighborhood, and I hope they're here to stay for a very long time. They're a wonderful addition to our community! read more

Wow! What a tidy and lovely market. I visited with someone who lives in Denver and wish you would plan a store in Boulder or Louisville. A big step up from Whole Foods. read more

It is an outstanding addition to Lowry and will be worth the drive from Central Park. It has a great vibe, an excellent selection, superb presentation, and outstanding customer service. Our entire shopping experience was very good. There is a huge free parking lot totally dedicated to Clark's customers, and the complex they're located in includes Target and other customer-service-oriented enterprises. They have a liquor store adjacent to the grocery store, and a quick look indicated they have everything that you would need from an alcohol standpoint. The well-lit interior is accompanied by excellent, upbeat music. This created a great atmosphere, further enhanced by the tremendous energy and customer service from the staff and a robust selection that includes brand names throughout in an easy layout. I was particularly impressed with their meat and seafood department and their pastries, fruit, and produce offerings. They're more expensive than Walmart and slightly above King Soopers' pricing, and the quality is terrific. Join their VIP club for information on sales and digital coupon specials, and I hope they add an app down the line for even more ease. They have seven locations in Colorado, Utah, and Arizona. We grabbed a premade sandwich (which was tasty) and added a pasta bow-tie salad that was darn good. An array of refrigerated beverages is available near their food bar station (six seats with power outlets), and we appreciated being able to dine easily. Their pizza looked good, and I liked that slices were available (under $5/slice). Special thanks to staff member Charles, who helped me over the phone to locate whether the store carried a product and lured us inside the next day as a result. Their staff was abundant with personality and aid, as five members merit being pointed out for rocking it (Ashley, Taylor, Joseph, Dorothy, and Adeianna). I cannot say enough about the quality of their staff, which makes a big difference to me. In an era where good customer service is tough to find, this store sets the bar very high and has a great continuity. read more

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When Lucky's pulled out of Lowry, it seemed we'd get stuck with something less to highlight the boxy new builds of Boulevard One. Nope. Of all the additions to Lowry over the last decade, Clark's is by far my favorite. I dread going to the big box stores, but come here 2-3x a week for little things because I enjoy the experience. Unless HEB Central Market comes to Colorado (probably never), we can revel in the choices of stores that carry sombunall things we need. TJ's for this. Soopers for that. Sprouts, Whole Foods, etc. With its unique mix of high-end and niche items, good produce, quality meats, and different brands of normie items than I see elsewhere. Clark's offers diversity of selection, quality, and price to fit many budgets--it's no discount store, but not unreasonable for most items considering price hikes everywhere nowadays. An item found elsewhere might be a little cheaper, might not. Not seeing the same old generic corporate stuff--Clark's carries smaller brands--is refreshing. The beer cooler provides a solid example. Clark's carries elite local brewers as well as mids and below. No need to stop at a liquor store after getting groceries, and they are open later. Their wall of beverages has far more than Pepsi/Coke and Starbucks, as well. Just a different level of quality offered. My son loves the gelato counter. Staff smile and offer to help. Win. Nit pick: Self-checkouts trumpet "We are not accepting cash at this time." They never have. Will they? I like Clark's and look forward to my next visit, whether in Aspen, Telluride, Sedona, or Lowry... read more

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This is my favorite grocery store in Denver I can't express how much we love having Clark's in the neighborhood. They have the freshest produce, the *best* seafood, topping Whole Foods for sure, and the friendliest people working there. They are always happy to stop what they're doing to help me track down something, and I often don't use self check because I love catching up with the checkers. They make an effort to stock local food as well, as well as healthier alternatives to things I normally stock at home. Go, enjoy, and skip the self check :) read more

I like their selection but the produce they sell seems old. I've brought home moldy fruit twice now. Also the girl bagging my groceries the other day was plastered. She was asking a lot of personal questions too. If you show up to work drunk maybe put on a face mask so you don't wreak of booze and try not to talk too much. That's my advice. read more

Outstanding market. It became a huge addition to the neighborhood when added years ago

helpful and friendly people, clean store with many great choices. We enjoy shopping there.

I REALLY wanted to love this place. I really don't though. It's shiny, pretty and very clean. The staff is friendly. I don't like it and won't make it part of my shopping routine because it's so damn expensive. Seriously, I shop at Whole Foods, which is cheaper and has a TON of organic produce, something this store lacks. Seriously, organic milk is like $10/gallon?!?! Freaking heck man, Whole Foods is $7.29, King Soopers is 6.29, Target is $8.39. This alone makes me not want to shop here. I would imagine the sentiment is shared because I stopped in last night (I was tired and my laziness got the better of me, since this is more convenient to get to than either Whole Foods I go to regularly) and it was dead during evening rush hour. The one time I stopped in before this and you were completely out of hamburger buns, not one in the entire store, so I put all my stuff back and went somewhere else. But honestly, the $10 for milk is ridiculous. Thats a lot. Listen I'm not cheap, but I need a value and this isn't hitting the mark for me. In response: $6.29 for "other offerings" is for a half gallon I believe. I could be wrong, but I don't think I am, which would make that MORE expensive than the $10 a gallon I mentioned above. Seriously?? Also, I'm not the only one who thinks your stores costs are really inflated, you have few reviews and multiple people mention that. Additionally, I'm pretty sure $6.29 is what the Aspen store charges for a half gallon. ASPEN! read more

Clark's Market - $6.29 is for a half gallon. Wow. - International Grocery Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I can't say enough great things about this neighborhood market. great selection and food. I really appreciate the management here. they helped support my sons's scout troop and raise goods for a school in need. I am a committed customer! read more

The grocery store from the mountain resorts in Lowery. Great alternative to the usual chain supermarkets, including Sprouts, Trader Joe's, Whole Foods. Clean, well stocked, friendly staff, and just the right size -- not too big or small. All of this made for a good shopping experience. Many of the labels and brands at Clark's are familiar and ubiquitous, but they have a few items like breads and cheese that are harder to find and they have a good selection of pre made and made to order products ranging from pizza to sushi. Excellent addition to the area. read more

Clean friendly. Nicely prepared foods. Have daily discounts on Meat items. Good varieties of cheese and sauces. Good Deli. Somewhat overpriced compared to Safeway nearby. Check it out. read more

My overall experience here was not good get someone that actually knows how to bake & pick out fruit to put into the cups . Don't charge people for 12 cookies & only give them 4 . Also had bought a red velvet cupcake that was dry & had no flavor . read more

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My new favorite grocery venue. The prices are lower than Whole Foods and I can get in and out in a few minutes. The deli section is great and the butchers are very accommodating. I have a friend who lives in Parker and she always makes time to shop after we walk our dogs in Crestmoor park. She states that their sushi is amazing! read more

I wish I could reply to Laurie's 1 star review: Lady you are whack. Clark's is cool. If you want cheap milk and hamburger buns go to Safeway! It's literally across the street! Clark's has a superb selection and friendly staff. If you are shopping here out of convenience you have to understand that the prices aren't going to be the same as other larger chains, like King Soopers. This is just the biz, baby. You are shopping here for the experience, service, and selection- which I would be happy to argue is unmatched when compared to Whole Foods, Safeway, or King Soopers. read more

I'm so incredibly excited that Clark's opened in our neighborhood! The selection is amazing! From locally sourced and supported items to a bountiful selection of imported and artesianal goods, Clark's has something for everyone. The price points are also fantastic. I enjoy the friendly and knowledgeable staff as well. It's also attached to a wine and liquor store, and the staff there is also terrific. I love that the staff are all friendly and attentive. Ben, the store manager, greeted us personally on our first visit, and ordered a special kind of cheese at our request! This kind of care and attention to detail are the kind of thing this neighborhood needs at its new go-to local market. So pleased! Clark's is my new happy place! read more

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We flew into Denver from Sacramento before Memorial Day. Before we drove down to an Airbnb in Moffat, we loaded up on groceries at Safeway, then went to Clarks's for meat, wine and produce. What a fabulous market. First, it's beautiful and immaculately clean. Second, their selections are very high-end and the presentation is unparalleled. And third, but not least, their staff members are incredibly friendly and helpful. In Sacramento, we have two higher end chains called Whole Foods and Nugget Markets, but Clark's is second to none. Highly recommend this shopping experience. read more

Really pleased with my experience at clarks. They have terrific costumer service, Samantha the business owner really went out of her way to ensure I had a good experience. Will definitely return! read more

I've already reviewed and praised Clark's overall. This review is specific. Very specific. We love apples. Almost each week we discover new and tasty varieties. What other grocer provides the breadth of selections we find at Clark's. So many other types of produce fit this same model. Grocery shopping is fun at this store. Keep up the good work. And, while prices may be a tad higher than the big chains, the quality and lack of waste makes it a win. read more

Ever since it opened I just can't seem to make this Clark's my go-to store, as much as I would like to support a regional business in my neighborhood. Prices and selection were all over the place at the beginning, and I was hoping this was something they would work out over time. But it's still hit or miss, and the quality of the food just isn't necessarily miles ahead of other nearby grocery stores. Maybe it's nice for the occasional splurge on a high-priced piece of fish or something. But on my most recent "trying again", I was subjected to pretty snotty attitude from staff when I needed help locating produce and finding prices, and also got randomly overcharged at the self-checkout machine. I did get help, and was issued a refund, but it never came through. So, maybe in a few months or a year I'll try again, again, but for now I'm over it, again. It's just annoying that this store is trying to come across as high-end without actually delivering high-end quality or service. Stop pretending you're Dean & Deluca and maybe just try to serve the neighborhood better. read more

My girlfriend thinks I am having an affair with a man named Clark because I come here so often. I love their boxed items, their fresh produce, and especially love their little Asian and Italian mini isles. PJ is always super friendly and willing to provide recommendations. I got the same cake and ate it 3 times in one week. I'm not proud of that but it had to be eaten. I would agree with the other person about the no accepting cash, but it never bothers me. I really wish my Clark's number worked at self checkout. It seems that I have to put my number in 3 times for it to take, with no confirmation. Other than the POS system, love coming here. read more

The store has some great items. It's definitely over priced for anything that has a label and isn't made there- like a dollar or two more than Whole Foods or Spouts. However the stuff they make there from the deli area and pastry is worth a little bit of a premium for the quality. read more

Awesome produce, the best I've seen in ages. Stales to keep you coming back and enough new things to keep it interesting.

Can't recommend this business when they hire bad employees. The guy behind the pizza counter to be specific. He is disrespectful. I like the ready made options and fair price but I won't be coming back if I feel uncomfortable shopping. read more

New grocery store in Lowry. It's nice on the inside, but they are expensive. I like the different food n beverage bars. Their fruit is really fresh! read more

Great store for wandering & finding new & different items. Excellent quality & outstanding meat, fish & deli departments. read more

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I can't believe I just discovered Clark's and I live right up the street. The vibe is so elevated that I feel like I'm on vacation in Nantucket! The entire store is immaculate and expertly merchandised, and they are more than adequately staffed with friendly personnel. It's a little more expensive than the big chains but not as high as Whole Foods. Today I got a deli item that is SO GOOD...roasted yams with hatch chili (there's black beans and corn in the recipe, too). I'm sure it's a seasonal offering, so get some while it's available! read more

Inconsistent premade options, one day they have it and next they don't. Staff not very friendly at all, in the six or seven visits, some rude when ask a question. Just so so. In no way did it live up to hype while being built. read more

Clarks is amazing .i am so glad someone told me about it. The food is fresh and lovely and the staff is amazing .

This place is the bomb. Their offerings are off the charts. Please note that they haven't even officially opened yet. They have done a soft opening, asking patrons to be patient while they work through the challenges of any new business opening. So to the judgy judgers showing up here to trash this new place, take pause. Clark's makes Whole Foods look sad, and nobody is fighting over parking spots which is a daily occurrence in Cherry Creek. Brick oven pizza, sushi, juice bar, smoothie bar, coffee/tea/pastry shop, gelato, and the produce and fish/meat is super high-quality. Also, it's privately owned by a nice man who takes pride in his business. read more

I like the layout off the store. It is easy to find what you are looking for. The food is fresh and they have some prepackaged items. The staff is helpful. It is less expensive than Whole Foods (which I also like) but just a little more expensive than Sprouts (which I also like). I just wanted to give some pricing info for comparison. It is a keeper for sure. read more

Great service and staff are terrific - bonus points for no tipping allowed for the Barista!