Great selection. Friendly and always willing to help find what you need! Come here regularly.read more

Great selection in the store for products. Very nice to have a store with this variety in the…read morecommunity. Staff isn't super helpful or welcoming but store is still a 5 star to me

This place is great. Kurtis was super friendly and knowledgable. Their meat is top notch being cold…read moredried to make it higher quality. I got some breakfast sausage and can't wait to try it. I regret not being able to buy a jar of his peach salsa or some frozen green chili... Ill get many in time i'm sure. In addition, the bacon burrito was excellent. Much appreciated and well priced. What a gem of a place.

Best homemade canned products, fruit! Their USDA meat is the best, local ranch! Check them out!…read more JP

Excellent store! Roomy and plenty of selections, like Cherry Coke Zero. No ATM though. Bummer.read more

Maverick gas stations including this one have full kitchens. Yet never any fresh food out. Always a…read moredisappointment.

My husband and I have been members of High Plans Food Coop for a bit under a year. We really like…read moreit. We're always impressed by the quality of the food we receive. How it works: Producers set up to sell their products through the High Plains Food Coop site. Vendors sell a variety of items, from meats to eggs to vegetables to prepared items. Even things like soaps. It's all screened through the coop board. Producers must meet certain standards. Most meat producers use no hormones or antibiotics in the meats they sell. They are often smaller farms with high quality meats. Produce is generally not treated with pesticides and often grown under organic conditions. Producers are from the front range, Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska and Kansas, I believe. Buyers: Anyone can be a buyer! You have to buy into the coop, I believe my buy in last year was $40 for an annual, non voting member. Next year I will certainly go in at the voting member rate. Then you shop. You shop during the first week and a half of the month (ordering closes the second Thursday of the month). There are exceptional values on grass fed beef packages, fantastic bacon, farm fresh eggs (from chickens that have never seen the inside of an industrial chicken farm, thank goodness), delicious vegetables and many other things to buy. I even bought my uncle a full body roasting pig for Christmas (long story). You can read about each producer as you're contemplating buying their wares. Once you've made your selections, you wait until the cycle closes. On the third Thursday of the month, between 4-6 pm, you go and collect your food. Payment is made either then, via check or before pickup, through Paypal. We've never had a problem with our shipment. Meats arrive frozen and packed in coolers. Eggs are in their cartons; we've never had one broken. Everything has been of the highest quality. We really like supporting local farmers and ranchers and we like that we know that the cattle have lived good lives (and died in humane ways, for that matter). That is very important to us. You do have to factor in the costs. The Share Fee ($40-$100) and then the 10% transportation and handling charges can add up. But when I do the math, I can get a beef package, hormone free, with both lean ground beef and roasts, for about $4.50 per pound. That's as good as you can get it at your local market and a darned bit less expensive than at Whole Paycheck. And you are sure where everything is coming from. Something to think about.

People ask on Yelp Talk-- Where can I get this or that cut of beef? Where can I buy rabbit? Where…read morecan I buy duck or goose? Where can I buy a pork belly? Where can I buy chicken heart? You can buy any cut of meat you can dream of and much more (pies, breads, soap, laundry detergent) from regional family farms from the comfort of your computer and have it delivered to a location near you once a month. I can't give HPFC five stars because the Park Slope Food Coop in Brooklyn is still "Woo Hoo As Good As It Gets" and "king of the mountain" of food coops that I have experienced. High Plains Food Coop could possibly surpass the Park Slope Food Coop if it: (1) adds more farmers who can supply organic veggies and fruits when in season, and (2) makes its supply consistent (sometimes it is out of items for a long period -- like now, it has been out of pork belly for a few months). To see the list of what the Coop sells, click "NON-members may click HERE to view current products": http://www.highplainsfood.org/shop.php

Old school family run produce market…read more Pros -- Not expensive. Super friendly and knowledgeable. Local / Colorado produce: Rocky Ford melons, Palisade Peaches, Cherries, Pueblo Green Chilies! Cons -- Seasonal, they close for winter! Not real easy to find or get to, it's in a residential neighborhood. Cash or check only.

Me and my honey used to go there every year to get fresh pizzas and tomatoes mrs. Wilkerson was so…read morenice her son would give us free samples of the Colorado Western Slope peaches We made our annual trek today. It's boarded up! White boards.

I haven't been to the Southlands Farmers Market in years and was pleasantly surprised to see how…read morelarge it has gotten. They now block of the street just south of the main square and the vendors set up in the street. So many vendors, beautiful produce and boutique offerings. We did get there a little later than I wanted to so we'll just have to go again and I'm not sad about it!

Love this market. The live music is great. Especially love the fresh mushrooms, tamales and peaches.read more

Jacob, a cashier at this location was very personable and very helpful. Friendly and kind. I…read moreenjoyed crossing paths with him and he is a great representative for Safeway. Thank you Jacob!!

My complaint is with the Pharmacy. I called in to see if they carry a specific medication that I…read morehave a prescription for I was told they did not have enough on hand. I was willing to drop off the prescription and pick it up when the medication was back in stock. Whoever answered the phone told me ' well, then it will be up to the pharmacist as to whether he dispenses or not' I am 84years old and I've never been told that in my life. I asked why wouldn't he dispense it? I was told there's 100 different reasons why he wouldn't dispense it. I had to press her for one reason and she said well. The prescription might not be authentic.. I said no, it's authentic and I can get it sent in electronically If need be. I asked for another reason. I was told the pharmacist would decide if he wanted to fill my prescription. She went round in circles and would not give me the other 98 reasons why I would not be able to get this prescription.filled. Fortunately, it was not one of my cancer medication's.. I have never been so discriminated in all my life. I have gone through 84 years without being subjected to such discrimination. Whoever this girl is that answers your phone needs to be terminated immediately.

Great place. Fast friendly service. Need a hydraulic hose made or a fitting? This is your place…read more Wouldn't go anywhere else. Very professional. Store is always clean. They will even make hoses while you wait.