Tbh I'm not sure if there are any other "big" grocery stores in Paonia bc I was only there for a…read morenight. However, this little store had all I needed - which was a meal! They have a teeny tiny deli that was closed the Sunday night I came, but thankfully they had some pre-packaged and labeled deli items so I bought some pasta salad and green beans which were good cold and had me fed. I don't think they have any alcohol sold here, I didn't see any (I was looking for a beer to have with dinner) so bear that in mind if you're looking for that. But otherwise this is a standard little grocery store! Also has lots of parking available in the lot just out front.

This market is located in the quaint town of Paonia. I believe it is considered downtown. There are…read morelots of cute shops and then sits the only market in the area, Dons. They have everything you will need for your time there or even if you are a local as to life being super simple out here! My coworkers picked up a few steaks and other items for the week and I must say, everything was very fresh! If you happen to spend some time out in Paonia and you want to cook for yourself and others, go to Don's, they will definitely have something for you to indulge in!

This review is specific to grocery delivery. Option available on website but automatically switched…read moreto Instacart, I did not notice this. After several hours of waiting & 2 texts changing delivery times, called store. Manager took call & was rude. Rather than simply explaining that delivery orders are referred to instacart she only flatly told me that the market does not deliver. When I asked where to pick up, "it's unavailable". I explained that I'd had delivery before, I heard " no you haven't, we don't deliver," I guess it was Instacart, which She could have explained. Instead she said something like 'I'm the manager. I should know". Maybe she's new? Regardless, she needs a refresh in customer service. Could someone please explain to her that she just needs to provide people who are as confused as I with the fact that Instacart places these orders and give their customer service number, which I found online. Btw, Instacart is short people in this area & informed me that they had no idea when order would be filled. Waiting for my $175 refund. Placing a Walmart pick-up order.

I always stop by this store when I am going through town. Originally, I stopped there for gas and…read morerestroom. But they have such a nice entry area - filled with seasonal items that always stop me in my tracks. And - when you go in you are right near the deli which always smells so good. So - we end up with a snack to take on our way.

Love this Whole Foods & location. Even though it's a smaller store, it still has good selections. I…read moredo not agree with the saying 'Whole Foods, Whole Paycheck'. Store brand & some other brands have comparable prices to other stores -- but you can trust the ingredients at Whole Foods. I am originally from a state with no Whole Foods, but this has changed my mind and I will seek out Whole Foods for produce and some other products.

An above average Whole Foods, but sadly no pizza production during my 4 days in Basalt. For those…read morewho are unaware, WF makes incredible pizzas, including delicious vegan pizza, just not here. So sad.

The Trading Post is a very special place where farmers can thrive and shoppers can enjoy their…read morebounty!

People watchers, dawn your spectacles. You are about to witness some of the most true-to-life…read morehippies in all their glory. Really though, this place is amazing! They carry a spectrum of herbs (I said herbs, not herb) and spices, bulk oils, dry goods, fresh produce, and the like. Many of the fruits and vegetables are grown and harvested on the premises or within a 5 mile radius of it. One of the first things you'll notice is it's on a farm. the second thing you'll notice is the large green-house built onto the west side of the building. In it you'll find growing what ends up on the shelves and in the meals. It doesn't get any fresher than that! Be sure to come by on Sunday for their buffet by donation. Proceeds go to support local, organic coops, so be generous. The food is like nothing you'll ever sample at another restaurant and is like "La comeda de los dios". Even if you have to go far out of your way to get here, I'm tellin' ya, you must experience it!

Hardin's is the closest natural food store to Hotchkiss. They sell a large selection of groceries,…read morebulk foods, produce, and special items like carob. They have local farm items, such as organic peaches.

I've been shopping here for years. There is a huge array of vitamins and natural foods. The staff…read moreis very helpful and knowledgeable. There's always nice cold drinks and usually a few sandwiches (unless they're already taken!), which is great for a summer afternoon. There's also a cooler full of organic, and largely local, fruits and vegetables. If you're looking for a change from fast food or big supermarkets (full of nasty chemicals!) then stop in here for all of your needs. (They also own a wine tasting room next door if you're over 21!)

Sketchy area and shoppers. I was afraid the whole time I was shopping. And in the parking lot. They…read moreneed a security guard out front.

I'm not sure why this place has three stars. It definitely dezerves higher. We were able to pick up…read moreFrench bread, salami and cheese from the deli for our drive onto Black Gunnison Canyon and Telluride. Also they had a wide selection of fruits, vegetables and meats. Also with a Starbucks and a pharmacy inside what else do you need?

Great selection of items, well merchandised, a little price but it's the area??…read moreOwner/Manager was somewhat friendly, he addressed all of our questions.

Drove to Redstone from Glenwood to grab some Colorado made ice cream. Local staffing is super cool…read moreat this super cool little shop. Ice cream was great as well.

Stopped here for groceries after dinner. Good produce department and the aisles are well stocked…read more As you might have guessed the prices are off the chart for most items. The worst part was they only had two check out lines open! Not good. The staff wasn't very helpful when you were trying to find a product. Typical grocery store inside.

This is the place to go if you are craving a week old donut. I don't know where they make their…read moredonuts, bread and pastries but it always seems old. These goods used to be fresher. The Carbondale store's baked goods seem to better.

Super convenient market stocked with everything you might need at Snowmass. It's walkable from the…read morecondo we're renting this week and it's been helpful for grabbing items here and there. Wanted burgers for dinner so walked 1/2 mile and grabbed some toppings in a pinch. Busy place and the stocking shelf process seems tricky with limited space, but they make it work and people can still shop. Self checkout is fast and bring your bags so you don't have to buy paper ones (and have them break as you get on the shuttle like I saw happen to one guy). Coffee bar in front and it's super affordable. Something like $1.50 for drip coffee and around $3-$5 for lattes and fancier stuff. Produce is well-stocked and fresh. Happy to grab up some items. Pricier, yes, but the only other option is GG's and that's tinier... and 1/2 hr shuttle down the mountain and into town for other groceries. Save yourself some time and pop in here to grab some last-minute needs.

overpriced out of date depressing employees food was old…read morelooking in the fried food area hardly any ambience at all very off putting service people are angry because they can't pay the prices

This walmart by far is way better than the one in Montrose, CO sucks we have to drive so far from…read moreMontrose though

I find it strange how Walmart is in the medical industry providing masks and enforcing something…read morethat the state and local governments don't do themselves. They give out masks but don't tell you which side actually goes on your face or what they actually prevent or do. Who are the people touching the mask as they hand it to you and want you to put it on your face? Do we really need businesses being our authority on what we should do or or what arrows we should follow as you walk the isles?