Basically the only grocery store in town and the whole town is here…read more Lines to check out were very long, even the self check out Aisles not very wide Basically have what you want Join the club for rewards and discounts Check out staff friendly

This must be the only grocery store in Estes because it is always packed, always a long check out…read moreline, and always hard to find parking. This trip was no different. I don't think they even try to keep shelves restocked during business orders. Shelves are chaotic. Prices are high. .We spend over $100 and hardly bought anything. I don't really like this store but absent alternatives we don't have much choice. I think that is what Safeway is counting on.

Great place good prices too. Also I'm a regular that loves at 5am getting to see one of the owners…read moreshe's so adorable and nice muhhh h!!!

Bathroom had no toilet paper, paper towels, or soap. I let the person working there know and she…read moresaid, "Hmph" and walked outside. Just to go Sinclair next door- they are friendly and keep the bathroom stocked and clean.

As shirt manufacturers make shirts shorter, pants manufacturers make pants shorter, food companies…read moremake their containers smaller, and everyone uses cheaper and fewer "active" or usable ingredients, it is no surprise that the condiment industry has been replacing real food with fake food, and legitimate ingredients with merely semi-acceptable substitutes. A little soybean oil was okay in the beginning. But when soybean oil became the oil of choice for commercial mayo-makers, the taste suffered. Now you can get "mayonnaise" without any oil except soybean oil. That is not acceptable. I used to have to vary from "Best Foods" to "Kraft" and back again, depending on what part of the country I was in at the time. But both of those have allowed their product to be prostituted by the soybean oil industry and extremist health-fanatic lobbies. In the past we made our own. I ventured to do that again. I also tried different "alternative" mayos - olive oil, low fat, high fat, no salt, no taste, etc. Finally, at King's Sooper, I came across something I had not seen in a while: mayonnaise made with Canola Oil. Just that. No olive oil, no soybean oil, no motor oil. Just canola. (Thank you, God.) I hate the long lines that Safeway and King's are allowing in order to force everyone to go to the self-check-out. As long as King's carries canola oil based mayonnaise, I will shop there at least for that product. When I have no choice but to use the self-check-out, maybe I'll order all my groceries online. Love and Peace. - and I mean no disrespect to soybean lovers and health fanatics who appreciate and do not deprecate, diversity, especially in food choices King's also typically has pretty good bread, acceptable produce, good coffees, just a few spices short of a complete spice department, good water, good meat, good ice-cream. I have almost without exception been treated exceptionally well by check-out clerks, stockers, cashiers, baggers, and the meat department staff. This King's also has those mini-karts that are so handy when you just want a few things, but which are awkward to carry. Parking is fine, but getting in and out of the parking lot is a little iffy. Also, a couple of lanes seem to be going either in the wrong direction, or in one direction when it should be going in both.

I'm honestly getting more and more tired of shopping here but I want them to do better so bad. I…read moreusually do weekly pickup orders, so much easier with a toddler for me to do. Well I can never order any produce because 10 times out of 10 it's rotten produce, like they don't know how to find good produce.. so I always do the pickup order for dry goods then go inside myself for produce etc. it get tiring. Yesterday I ordered onions on pickup, kind of hard to mess those up but I was so wrong.. please train your pickup employees how to pick produce. And why are these even on the shelves? also please don't ask me to sign up for a credit card in store, I want to keep shopping here and don't want to be stopped and forced to talk to someone about a credit card when I'm forced to be inside to buy produce..

It's pretty hilarious reading some of these reviews. Yes, this food is all natural and doesn't…read moretypically have preservatives. So it will go bad faster than food with additives and preservatives. A few of these reviewers don't seem to understand that. They'd be better served at Walmart. This is why you can't have anything nice, Greeley. All jokes aside, this place has decent prices for healthy food. I've never had an experience where produce, bread, or any other offering went bad shortly after purchase. The food is high quality. The supplements are excellent and reasonably priced.

We shop at sprouts ans enjoy pretty much everything But today Sun. 05-24 one of our items was the…read morecorn on the cob That should be thrown out we had friends over for dinner and the corn was embarrassing

Another DELICIOUS experience here; its now a must do every time I visit my sister. I love being…read moreable to have all the options available to me to create any type of sandwich I'm in the mood for. They now have little kiosks to place your order, so you can take your time and read through all the amazing options. I love the gluten-free bread and did a double-meat this time and holy cow it was loaded. I was so full. We shopped for groceries while our sandwiches were made. Its such a great overall experience stopping here. I am a lifer!

Cozy little grocery store. I was nearby and just wanted to get some drinks. They have everything…read morefrom fresh eggs, baked goods, meats, cheeses, all sorts of alcohol (wine, beer, liquor, NA) and the workers are helpful and very sweet.

I shopped my first time in this king soopers last week for instacart. The location was laid out…read morenice. There is a lot of space AND a lot of choices! Was very impressed with their produce department, lots of variety and selection. Also just in general a lot of variety within the store. The prices were great and what As to the mask comments in other peoples reviews, everyone i saw was masked and there is a sign at the front that DOES say masks are required for entry. If you are scared though and think there might be too many people or whatever they do have option of click list where you can shop your order online before hand and just easily pull up into the clicklist spot and call and pick it up! it is SO simple! and of course there is also instacart as well which delivers the groceries right to your door.

Store an empty shelves and was absolutely disgusting. There were fruit flies all over the produce…read morebasically no associates to be found. King Soopers used to be so good but now it seems like they've let everything go.

Scott is the BEST! He makes our check out experience so wonderful We just love him!! Walmart has…read morealways been my "go to" however, I now enjoy shopping at Safeway over any other store around town! Very clean, organized and all of the staff is friendly and very helpful. Two thumbs up, Safeway @ Greeley Centerplace!! As always BIG Hugs to Scott!!!!

I generally have preferred the taste of Safeway cakes for a while. They're always delicious but…read morewoah I love my birthday cake I picked up. The decorator did a wonderful job with my princess Ariel cake.

Great little supermarket and pleasant staff. Great selection…read moreand variety. Nice hot food deli also. My only problem that dropped a star is very regularly prices come up higher on the till then displayed on the shelf.

Nice little small town store, clean and well stocked, but after visiting several times, they always…read morehave a bunch of employees, but not a single one acknowledges your existence. If their customer service improved, they would be perfect.

While Palisade peaches and Rocky Ford cantaloupe seem to get all of the locavore fruit glory in…read morethese parts, Masonville Orchards is the fruit vendor I most look forward to seeing at our local farmers markets. These folks truly are local, with orchards in the foothills and plains surrounding Ft. Collins. They are primarily about apples, including many heirloom varieties you will never see in the grocery stores. They are always happy to give you a taste of the varieties they have on hand (usually at least 4, unless you get to the market late and they have sold out of a variety or two), and there always seems to be a mix of sweet and tart, crisp and tender so surely you will find a variety that is to your liking. Some of the varieties I've enjoyed this year include Akane, Pixie Crunch, and Candy Crisp. If you're not such a risk taker, you can find more common apple varieties, too -- Gala, Jonathan, Honeycrisp, Red Delicious -- but only when they are perfectly ripe off of the tree. I guarantee you that you will find even the most mundane varieties of apples to be a revelation when you have tree-ripened fruit. Look for them at the downtown market on Saturdays or the Harmony market on Sundays.

From the owner: Welcome to Masonville Orchards where we specialize in antique, heirloom, and unique apple, pear,…read moreand plum varieties. Our orchards are located on the Front Range of Colorado, where warm days and cool nights are ideal for outstanding apples, pears, and plums. We have over 200 different varieties of apples, pears, and plums. Ninety percent of what we grow, you'll never find in a store!

I can not say enough positive things about this business and it's owners! You guys are truly…read moreamazing people with awesome friendly personalities to boot! Thanks for always being so kind and helpful! I appreciate you guys always having the staples(food) and then some! Come check out this amazing gem of a general store for all of your household, mountain, fishing and camping needs! I'm so thankful, Thank you Georgia and keep up the great work! Sincerely, Gavin M and Diane L PS They also have a couple gas pumps and a small deli inside!

Scott and Georgia are super awesome and almost always have exactly what you need…read more This is the best location to do any and all your shopping in Red Feather Lakes Colorado.