Parking lot is a mess but if you park far enough and plan on walking, should be ok. Yes, walk few…read moremore steps. The front area is very crowded so watch out for other cars , the cars driven by the privileged. Haha. This location is actually very well laid out. Even though busy, its controlled chaos. All your vegi and fruits to the right and just stick to thr right and go around should fine everything you are looking for. Love their ready to eat pizza, sushi, noodles bar amd also huge dining area. Love love this location!

This location has really gone down hill, since my dad died a preventable death on October 18, 2021,…read moreand we used to come here, when I visited my dad from SF & NoVA/DC. The madness/disrespect started in Fall/Winter 2023. In 2022, I had written a previous review, for when it was wonderful here - when I'd befriended employees - as I do at my local Whole Foods in: - Evanston, IL, - San Francisco, CA, - San Jose, CA, - Plano, TX, - Foggy Bottom, DC, - Alexandria, VA, and - Pentagon City/Arlington, VA (all with *ZERO* issues) ...in 2022, I'd befriended Tony & bonded over K95 mask wearing, given my dad died of COVID-related complications, Brice, Ken (re: their Eggnog Shortage, who found me some!), Derek (a chivalrous security guard), Johnny (the produce manager who gave me a flower & helped me learn how to change a tire, ahead of my first solo mountain trip, to Aspen, CO & over Independence Pass - alone, without mobile service), and this was when this location was wonderful, and normal, like all the above locations. In July 2024, however, during my cancer treatment, at a nearby intersection, upon leaving this Whole Foods location, where I had previously spent ~$9K/annually, I was swarmed by 5 scary men, wanting to squeegee my car! I told them "no" - in both English & Spanish! They refused to stop. They refused to listen to my "NO". They refused to listen to & respect women/me. I even called my Spanish mother, Belen, in Sevilla, and she said, "tu si es si, y tu no es no!" And she gave me "un abrazo fuerte". In 2025/2026 the situation totally unraveled: Unfortunately, I met a guy named Marcus - in the produce department. He flirted with me *INCESSANTLY*. Ever since my breakup with my 2024/5 ex-boyfriend Kai,whenever I asked a simple question: "do you have any vine-ripened organic tomatoes?" Since they were either in the back, not yet put out for customers, or they were visually unappealing and rotten, or whatever the case may be, Marcus flirted with me! He'd ask me for a hug. He'd be all touchy feely. He'd put his arm around me. Finally, I caved, and I engaged with him. I used the "Fawn" trauma tactic. But then I started dating a different man, who I later found out cheated on me! During the time, Fall 2025 & into 2026, I avoided Marcus, because I didn't want him flirting with me, hugging and touching me, as I wanted to respect my then boyfriend. However, when it became clear we were breaking up, Marcus flirted with me mercilessly. He'd later even insist on me taking his phone number, even though I told him I didn't want to. This was a set-up. He also asked me to send him videos of myself where he liked to mock me for being "high-maintenance," when I went back to nearby Starbucks after an elderly couple unintentionally spilled my Starbucks in the produce department, when I was politely chatting with them about apple samples they were trying, before a snowboarding trip. Sadly, it became clear that Marcus' intentions were not respectful/honorable of women, our age. So I "pen-tested" him, hacker style, given I work in technology. I threw everything & the kitchen sink at him, to understand his motive. - Was it asking me to send him my Starbucks experiences to laugh at me in the back-room with his fellow employees, mocking customers? - Was his intention sexual, the way he flagrantly told me he had lady friends fly in from out of town, who he met at festivals, working as a DJ, and he would use them for sex, he told me, while flirting with me, and acting like what we had meant something to him? - Did he somehow get off on using & abusing women? - Did he perceive me as a "high-maintenance customer" for asking for vine-ripened tomatoes, i.e., asking him to do his job, and he wanted to sabotage my personal reputation? I was so confused. Ultimately, it became clear. I was later told by a trustworthy woman - from NoVA/DC, that Marcus *IS* in fact a player/user/abuser of women, and he does this to all women: employees & customers. Unfortunately, Marcus told a lie to his manager, who then victim-blamed women/me, for reporting, per usual. My medical provider has documented this retaliation. Keep in mind that women get victim-blamed for reporting in Denver, given NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg funded Denver Mayor Mike Johnston. Just like my 2020 POTUS Candidate, Elizabeth Warren, called out, this exact issue, on the 2020 POTUS Debate stage, yet it's now happening in State & Local politics, sadly & regrettably. Stay away if you want to avoid narcissistic DARVO mind games by both Marcus and his manager, Jeffrey, dragging you in front of CCTV, to humiliate you, and victim-blame you for Marcus' mistakes. Jeffrey was also antisemitic towards my religious beliefs, while I respected his.

Friendly and helpful staff with a decent selection of items. I frequented this Natural Grocers and…read moreused their community meeting space to hold grief support meetings. It requires advanced notice with the manager, but it is free if you are using it for a non-profit group.

Natural Grocers is one of those markets that you have to "learn" how to shop to your advantage. Its…read morenot that place where you could fulfill all your regular grocery needs. It's more like a market that will "compliment" your regular shopping list at another market. There are definitely treasures to find here.

A staple in the community for over five decades, Pete's is a local gem and the store owner himself…read moreshines just as brightly in both character and kindness. His story is truly an embodiment of the American dream, as he started in the states with nothing but a hard work ethic and an earnest desire to learn the local language. I highly recommend checking out the peaches, figs and olives offered--our tastebuds were blown away. From shelved produce to pretty perennials stationed just outside, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

I drive clear across town once a week to shop at Petes. I go there for the best gyro meat and…read morehomemade Tzaziki in all of Colorado. I have been shopping there for years now. I have grown to love the owners and employees like family. I cannot imagine buying my gyros meat from anywhere else! Oh, the fresh vegetables are a plus, and the Greek olives, feta, pitas, and not to mention the rose Turkish delights! OK, I just talked myself into heading across town to Petes again.

I've only been here a few times but this will now be the only place I get meat from. The quality of…read morethe steaks and ground beef I've had the last couple of times were clean, flavorful and just premium compared to your grocery store butcher/deli. This time we grabbed chicken legs, cheese, summer sausage, olives in addition to our top sirloin and ground beef. So we're excited and hope the new items carry the same quality. We figure they would be given most the cheese selections are from Wisconsin. As an original Wisconsinite, I beyond approve! The staff behind the deli is on top of their game. When busy, they have a ticket system and you're barely waiting long. Everyone behind the meat counter is ready to help. Space is a little tight to maneuver but very manageable. The best part is coming to the seafood section and not smelling the coast. They keep the space very tidy and clean. This is officially my new meat market for sure!

The most knowledgeable employees in South Denver behind the glass. Always high quality foods and…read moremeats. We love Tony's.

Their vegetable plants and herbs are always excellent quality. A very down home atmosphere and…read morepersonal service. Prices are reasonable, too.

Heidi has a deep knowledge of the earth, plants and body's ways of healing. Her commitment to…read morequality is paramount. In fact, I know she gets up in the middle of the night to stoke the fire in the green house to keep her sweet sprouts alive! Her plants are amazingly healthy and make a great garden. Highly recommended. Prices reasonable and great customer service from this family business.

Went here for the first time the other day, super fun store to shop in. They had cool decorations…read moreset up for the holiday and you can tell the employees enjoy what they do.

Customer service at the front is great, very knowledgeable about the products. Able to find…read moreeverything I need.

Well, I've been there twice now. I guess I try to get there at least once a year! It's not exactly…read moreclose but not super far either since I live in the Denver metro area. I LOVE this market so much. I got flowers that bloomed for 3 weeks last time and some Thai sausage, fresh cheese curds from Wisconsin, some cute earrings, SQUASH BLOSSOMS which were SO delicious, and some other veggies! Bring a cooler bag with you for the frozen prepared food you'll pick up for the week! Bring something to bring the flowers home in if you're traveling a ways!

This is my first time visiting the parker farmers market, but not my last! Located right in…read moredowntown parker, the street has blocks of vendors that they close the street down for. Lots of awesome vendors with tons of variety! It will be impossible to leave empty handed! The farmer's market was pretty crowded. I parked at the PACE center and had no problem getting a spot there.

I've had the chance to visit the GrowHaus for a tour and during Harvest Week for many years. It's…read morean amazing grocery and I also love the education they are putting back into the community. Education, kind and eager staff, good food. What makes GrowHaus give stars really is the community aspect. A nonprofit that is meant to nourish its surrounding community. If you haven't been, swing by and check it out. It pays to support spots like this. If nothing else, book your tickets for Harvest Week the moment they go on sale.

Literally just across the tracks, in an industrial neighborhood without a grocery store, sits the…read moreurban farm The GrowHaus. Serving the Elyria-Swansea and Globeville neighborhoods, The GrowHaus uses hydroponics and aquaphonics techniques to grow fresh and healthy vegetables for distribution to local residents and for sale to local grocery stores and restaurants. The greenhouse also hosts classes on gardening, cooking, nutrition and fitness and provides economic opportunities to the neighbors in the form of business development for food based small businesses. There are many ways to experience GrowHaus first-hand. It serves as the venue for the annual Harvest Week dinners, which I highly recommend. Free public tours are offered every Friday morning at 10:00 a.m. There is also a variety of volunteer opportunities on the business side of things in the way of marketing, communications, event planning, graphic design, and grant writing (most of the plant care and farm work is handled by interns, students and trainees). The GrowHaus is a 501(c) nonprofit organization that accepts cash donations and in-kind donations of tools, gardening supplies and office equipment. I love everything about The GrowHaus mission and wish them many years of continued success. I would love to see more urban farms pop up around the city.

There was a nice lady in produce who went in the back to get some red peppers for me today I think…read moreher name was Aimee great energy in the store as well!

The store was very clean and the cashiers were very friendly. Tim in the deli helped me out with a…read morekiller sandwich on Sunday!

If you're looking to pick some delicious berries and beautiful flowers, this is a great place to do…read moreit! Berry Patch Farms is a beautiful get away in Brighton for a fun family activity. We had a great time on the hayride, collecting both blackberries and raspberries, seeing the chickens, lots of honey bees, and sheep, hanging out with a sweet farm dog, etc. It was well worth the drive and a very relaxing experience for all of us.

I only get to visit at most, once a year and I really need to find a way to change that. The owner,…read moreClaudia, is the most beautiful and kind person and treats everyone like family. You may even get to see the farm doggo if you're lucky! If you are like me and enjoy finding unique fruits and veggies that you don't see in any grocery store or even at your summer farmer's markets, this is the place for you! The drive is a quick one from Denver and once you are there on the farm, you kind of forget where you are! The store will take you back in time with it's simple set up with vintage coolers that store all of those beautiful veggies, and old tables stacked with baskets filled with even more veggies and fruits. There are heirloom options and the choices vary throughout the season as new things come in. On one of my visits this past summer, I picked up a huge bunch of home-grown Edamame that was far better than anything I have gotten anywhere else. It was actually quite fun to remove them from the stems to wash and cook up. I also was able to find beautiful Italian green beans - my absolute favorite and never-able-to-find option. The tomatoes are always a go-to and are so flavorful. I found out how the heirloom options are grown in the greenhouse and how that has provided the sweetest results and can confirm, they are very sweet and delicious. Along with the veggies and fruits, you will also find some locally made goodies sold in a brown paper bag that are a great treat to take for the ride home. Also, don't miss the dried pepper selection! There is also a cooler/freezer with meats and fresh eggs. When I was there, it was golden raspberry picking time and there were many families out for the tractor ride to the bushes to pick their own. Be sure to check out their website for hours - the opening is limited and you want to avoid making a trip unnecessarily and you can find out about special events, picking times for the fruits, cakes, and flowers and CSA share options. Claudia and Tim operate a farm that is certified organic and you can be sure their offerings are truly fresh, truly local, and truly organic as their motto says.