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 I regularly find food that is a week, two weeks, even a month out of date, sitting on the shelves. Slightly less regularly I find food that is even a year out of date.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.

I'm cripple and rely on delivery. Delivery is fast and economical. I can order day or night.read more

We live in Montana and usually shop Laurel Walmart because Billings Walmart is sketchy and too many…read moreempty shelves. In Casper, we visit family three or four times a year. I like shopping the Casper Walmart. It's well stocked and I usually find things I can't get at home and they have a varied selection. It must be well liked and well shopped because parking is a bear. They need more checkout clerks. The lines for "live" checkouts was backed up. The lines for the "self checkout" was backed up. They have two sections for self checkout and the one section was closed. The Pharmacist was also nice and helpful.

Always great service!!! They have very fresh chicken and only place that cares our favorite snack,…read moredried fruit!!!! Will have my weekly shop tomorrow!!!

Excellent place to go for healthy products in town. From vitamins to food items. They even have…read moreother things to look at or buy. Even lotions or natural deodorants or shampoos or what ever you've in mind. We recommend it and the people who work there are so kind.

bought items and paid, $108 got bill for $129 filed…read morecomplaint but Albertsons complaint department is in India and that's just a joke trying to talk to somebody in India, that barley speaks English

Once again, evidence of profits for CEOs prevails. I've been at Albertsons after 6:30 or later and…read moreseveral times had to leave my groceries and leave due to no cashiers being present and go track someone down to checkout. When will they sacrifice some of their millions per year to hire people or pay more to retain help. Most attentive older folks know those self-checkout machines don't buy food or pay taxes or buy cars. Until it changes, I have shifted my purchases elsewhere.

It was convenient there's snacks inside it's quiet open pumps and right next to a subway the…read moreemployees are nice it's overall a nice place would recommend

Dishonest buisness !!!!!! Employees are not professional rude no self esteem and NO RESPECT FOR…read moreCUSTOMERS!!! Bathrooms are filthy! !! Management is a joke if you have a dispute you will be lied too as well as trespassed from the store!!! Do your self a favor go one block either way to a real gas station that cares about what the customer is to them and most of all what they look like as employees#!! One sorry place to do business! !!!

Disappointed in the Thanksgiving Take & Bake that I purchased. Let's start at the beginning. I…read morepurchased Tier 2 which was food for up to 20 people. It included 2 orders of rolls, 5 sides, 2 kinds of meat, and 2 desserts. I was assigned a pick up time of 7pm-8pm, they got my order together and shuffled us out the door. When I got home and was unloading my car, I realized they had forgotten one of the rolls. I called them at 7:23pm and asked if I could come back and get them, and they said "well we are only here for 15 minutes so you need to hurry"..... (when we got there, they had tables full of food waiting to get picked up still so not sure why the rude comment about hurrying was necessary. I understand wanting to go home but YOU chose to do a 7-8pm pickup time and YOU forgot part of my order) I didn't receive any printed instructions on reheating/baking but realized later on that other customers had printed instructions so not sure why we didn't get any for our order. I spent $350 and was very disappointed in the meal. The rolls were hard, the sides lacked flavor, the dessert was just okay. Maybe I had my expectations too high after seeing all of the pictures they had posted of the food. What REALLY gets me is the lack of customer service.. the response from the owner on reviews and via email. That alone made me never want to support this business again, and then add in the wasted $350 meal and now I really won't be back. This used to be my favorite place to take my kiddos for Saturday morning donuts but after seeing the owners responses to customers and how I was spoken to on the phone about the forgotten rolls- I'll find a different local business to support.

The food here is sooooo good. This place deserves to be packed. Everything is made from scratch and…read moresuper fresh. We have tried several different sandwiches, and the prime rib is delicious. As a family, we always try to get the specials because we love trying new foods, and they never miss. After moving back to Casper from a larger city, I really appreciate the variety of cuisines they offer here. The take home meals are such a win too. They are healthy, delicious, and perfect for busy nights when fast food or a frozen meal feels like the only option. There is always something new, something different, and it is always delicious. If you have not stopped by since they shifted to a more food focused cafe, I cannot encourage you enough to give them a try. I promise you will want to come back. Also, all the sweet treats here are great as a sweet tooth connoisseur. Their legit take on the viral chocolate in a tart is a 10 out of 10. And the coffee bar is really good. My husband gives the coffee a gold star, which is not given lightly. I am really picky about matcha, iykyk, and they actually use real matcha. Easily the best matcha latte in town. They also have honestly great prices for coffee drinks. Lastly, again, support local and totally put Grant St. on your map as a regular stop for meals and caffeine pick me ups.

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.