Don's is a supermarket in Wright, WY. While staying here for a job, I needed groceries so stopped…read moreby here and got pretty much everything I needed. It's definitely on the smaller side but it has all the essentials. Everyone there was helpful and nice!

We stopped at Don's on a road trip. They had fair prices. We were able to find what we needed even…read morethough it wasn't a large grocery store. We went in for a few random things we needed and were able to find them. We did get a bakery item that was NOT good. I wouldn't recommend going to anything not already packaged with a recognizable name. We would come back if we are ever back in the area. We are thankful that it was there for what we needed and it wasn't far off the highway we were on.

bought some cloths there. Forgot them at the store, yes, that was my fault. called the store and…read morethey had them and told me they would keep them. apparently, that was a lie and they donated them! I went to pick them up and Manager Mellissa happily told what they did and said they wouldn't do anything even though I had my receipt! horrible service!!!

Usually i absolutely love walmart but today i had the worst experience ive ever had in my life. I…read moream a black woman and was with all my white friends which is very important to the story, this worker named mindy came down the isle and completely ignored the fact all my friends were messing around and yelled at me for just standing there swinging my leg back and forth and accidentally hitting an item under the shelf after i asked her if they had something in stock she said "it's probably under the shelf since you're kicking things under there" and continued to grab my wrist and take the item i had out of my hand and told me and my friends to leave she then followed us out of the store i hope this problem can be resolved

The was a great stop for our family during a nearby high school tennis event. Clean and orderly…read morestock, easy to access. Self checkout was available.

Came here during our vacation. Friendly customer service. The lady working at self checkout was…read morepatient with us. Some good deals at this market too.

Store is filthy and staff are rude and clueless. I think one of them was either drunk or stoned.read more

I was surprised at all the merchandise in the store. They have material, sewing supplies and much…read moremore, in addition to food. The prices were good. We were traveling through Buffalo

Ever since they merged with Safeway a couple of years ago they've gone really down hill. They used…read moreto stock the shelves at night so there would be a fully stocked store in the morning for one. Now they stock them while people are trying to shop. I guess that's my biggest issue but the meat department is the worst in town. It's seriously hit or miss especially if you go in the morning. They never have extra large or jumbo eggs anymore. I guess I'm just used to being able to go in the early morning when it's not very busy and get in and out fast but now if you go then the shelves are not stocked

Not open overnight, even though all their lights are on. It's misleading, especially from a…read moredistance.

I love the Starbucks inside this Safeway! The staff is incredible friendly. They make my drink even…read morethough Starbucks took it off the menu.

Yeah, I'm reviewing a grocery store…read more Most of the time, a Safeway is a Safeway. You go there and buy groceries and go home. Unfortunately, this one needs special attention. I know it's a small town but I feel that too many businesses use that as an excuse to provide sub-par products and services. First of all, there's the quality of the stock. I regularly find food that is a week, two weeks, even a month out of date, sitting on the shelves. Slightly less regularly I find food that is even a year out of date. For example, last time I went in there was microwave popcorn still on the shelf that expired April of last year. Is it fine to eat? I'm sure it is, but it's laughable that it would still be on the shelf, and not even discounted. Secondly, the checkout lanes are always under staffed. It seems like no matter what time or what day you go shopping, there is a line stacked up at the register. Aside from the obvious annoyance of waiting in line for 10 minutes to buy 3 things, you also can't access any of the aisles near the registers due to the crowds of people standing around trying to check out. If you want to get into the freezer aisle, you have to go all the way to the back of the store, go down the freezer aisle, then turn around and go back to the rear of the store to get back out. Finally, the building itself. Front entrance door was broken for 11 days straight. This store only has one door in and one door out so we had people crowding both ways through a single door for almost 2 weeks. Again, we're kind of in the middle of nowhere, but Denver /is/ only 3 hours away. Are you seriously telling me that a Safeway in Denver couldn't get the same part and fix their door in less time? Along similar lines, the deli was broken for about 8 days recently. I just stopped in one day, the lights are out, and a sign says "deli closed". So for a week we had no cakes, no pies, no deli food, no sandwiches, no bagels, no doughnuts, and no cookies. No explanation. Sadly, there isn't a lot of other options. Douglas Grocery is the locally owned alternative but they are closed at 6PM every weekday and not open on Sundays. For those of us who have to do our shopping on Sundays and/or after 6PM, we get to go to Safeway. On the plus side, I pay a lot closer attention to what I'm purchasing when I have to make sure my fresh produce isn't moldy and my meats aren't expired.

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.

Small town store with good selection and nice staff. They have odd hours during the week so be…read morecareful to get there before 5 to be safe. Clean and well organized with a good selection of food.

The only grocery store in town, otherwise you drive 35 miles to Spearfish, SD or 75 miles to…read moreGillette, WY. In the last few months, the ownership has changed the so has the quality of merchandise, service and atmosphere - for the better! I have lived in Sundance over a year and when I got here, it was a known "joke" to go to Decker's... that is no longer the case. The new manager is amazing at getting you products you want/need if they don't normally order them. The prices are pretty high, but you do save gas from NOT driving so far to a bigger store. New refrigeration units put in, lighting, etc.... produce you are not scared to buy anymore as well! lol Since new ownership, I have NOT come across expired or moldy food which is GREAT! I would rate 5 stars if prices were more reasonable, but otherwise - worth stopping in.