Super clean and well stocked. Excellent produce section. Friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful…read morestaff. Their dairy products are top tier. Highly recommend Lynn's!!!

We went for lunch items for a picnic lunch for our drive through Needles Highway. The staff was so…read morefriendly. The store was exceptionally clean. We found all the items for a great picnic lunch. Great and thanks for making our day complete!

Found this on Yelp looking for a grocery store. It may be the only one in town. It had most…read moreeverything we were looking for on our list. No complaints. It has their own gas pumps on the other side of the building.

Solid neighborhood grocery store for everyday basics -- clean, organized, and convenient. Prices…read moreare reasonable and staff is friendly. My only real issue is the lack of organic options. No organic produce, very limited natural or health-focused products. For a quick run it does the job, but health-conscious shoppers will likely leave wanting more.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Everything you need for picnic lunches, and trail snacks. I visited there twice in my six days stay…read morethe staff was very helpful and pleasant. I definitely would not go any further to pick up ingredients for meal preparation large or small.

In a city with no large grocery store chain, it was nice to have Krull's Market to shop at. We…read morestopped by twice during our 3 day stay in Hill City, South Dakota. The market is not huge, but they are well stocked with a diverse selection of merchandise. I bought something here which I had never seen in California. Peach Kuchen!!! The State dessert of South Dakota!! It is yummyrific!! Krull's Market is a cool small town grocery store!! Shop here when you are in town.

My usual rule of thumb: Avoid Walmart like the plague. In larger towns, there's better choices -…read morethose other choices might be more expensive, but the extra cost gains me better quality of merchandise & less crowds. A price I'm willing to pay. In smaller towns, Walmart is generally the best choice. In Chadron, it is the best choice that we could find. This is one of those "super" WalMart's, so it has groceries, sporting goods, pharmacy - you name it, it's got it. Which was useful, as I forgot the Wedding card, need some pharmacy items, and wanted to stock up on some drinks for our after-wedding trip. And, everyone was actually friendly - not something that I associate with the WalMart's around where I live.

This store has fallen in quality and service in the past 3 years. I went in last week to pick up…read moresome essentials and decided to purchase a new nose stud. I sat at the jewelry counter for 5 minutes while the associate in charge of the jewelry counter talked with another employee. When the other employee left, the jewelry counter associate disappeared!!!! This isn't the first time that their customer service is lacking. Even the customer service associates are rude and act like they don't want to be there. I have been waiting in long lines at the checkout and noticed that none of the customer service desk employees or managers will offer to get on a register and help check out people. And if by some stroke of luck a manager does ask them to help it is always met with an exasperated eye roll. I am tired of this store's lack of basic customer service skills and will no longer be shopping here. There is nothing in this store that another store in town doesn't have. Some may argue that they have the cheapest prices, which may be true, but the quality is extremely lower as well. You get what you pay for.

I've never been that much of a fan of Safeways but after spending some time in Western Nebraska and…read morerural Wyoming, it's seeming more and more like an oasis. This one in Chadron had a dozen eggs for 99 cents - hard to find nowadays. They were "Grade B," but seemed just fine and they had brown shells. Several other things I bought were priced reasonably. I might not be back to this particular Safeway again, but I'll look for them in other towns.

Pretty good small town grocer. Only complaints are:…read more 1-Produce selection, while fresh, is a little thin. 2-Prices. Not sure how much of this is transportation costs, and how much is lack of competition within 50 miles. It's not oilfield boomtown ripoff prices by any means, but $7.50 for a 12 pack of Diet Coke when it's $5-6 elsewhere, frozen dinners that are normally $4 are $6 and so on. Extremely friendly service. Pretty good hours for a small town. I'm used to having to live out of convience stores because I work 6:30am to 6:30pm plus drive time 7 days a week when I am on the road. They are open 8-8, which helps greatly.

The selection isn't very good but it's the only "grocery store" anywhere around the area. The hike…read morethe prices up which I guess is expected in a place like this. The kids that work there could not care less about their jobs or the people they are dealing with. When I lived in Lusk, I only went here when I randomly needed something or when I didn't have the time to drive the two hours to Casper for a real grocery store.