Who doesn't want the added value of stepping in to a building that makes you feel like it's 1925?…read moreTied for my favorite grocery store in Southern Colorado. Charlie's Market is an experience and fixture of the La Veta community. In addition to items you find at any grocer, they also have ice cream and printable lottos.

A great market in La Veta with excellent service and a small ice cream counter on the side for a…read moremid-afternoon snack. Pay first at the grocery register and then order at the ice cream counter. I recommend the waffle cone with huckleberry ice cream. There are plenty of benches outside to sit and enjoy the ice cream and small town scenery.

This was our first time using Bob's Processing. It was a great experience. He and his son treated…read moreus like we were old customers, The elk we brought was fresh off the mountain with no time for cooling. This was a serious concern for us, but Bob assured us it would be evaluated during processing. This is a 3rd generation processing facility. Bob can be trusted to make quality decisions. Our meat is delicious and was finished ahead of our original pick up time. If blessed with another successful hunt in this area, Bob will be our choice.

This place is closed as of summer of 2025. Wasn't too bad when it was open. Not enough meat eaters…read moreunfortunately.

Friendly service. Best deli sandwiches in town. Beef and pork packages are fair priced and you know…read morewhere the meat comes from.

Great Little store in the middle of nowhere. Perfect for stocking up on groceries and supplies if…read moreyou are about to go camping in the area. They had basic staples and then some special products too. My boyfriend loves the salsa and I got some pepper stuffed olives. They also had a decent selection of alcohol. Was surprised to see my favorite Buzzball there! Lol. There's a clean restroom and the staff were very hospitable. Thank you Ringo's :)

Good eats in the middle of no where. This is a grocery store/deli. The grocery store has all of the…read morebasics and then some weirdish stuff. I wish I had bought the plum jam in the beer stein! But, we hadn't been able to find a breakfast downtown and we were headed home and hungry. There was a nice lady back at the hot trays in the back (you know - aluminum pans of food under a hot light). She was making a BBQ rib sandwich that looked good for the fellow in front of us. When we asked about it - she said we could have one or try one of the sandwiches she had just made and put up front. We did that and - GOOD EATS ensued. Simple food, but very tasty.

Such a cute town. I'm so happy I got to stop by. I always make it a point to stock up on sausage…read moreand goat cheese when I'm driving through now.

Awesome food market in general, exquisite billy goat meat selections. If your honker is a bit…read moresensitive, tread lightly, ole Ringo's overwhelms the nostrils with full on goat cheese funkiness.

Very small but quaint and had a lot of variety! Everyone is small town friendly & there was even a…read morebank giving free cold water bottles out. I loved the creativity of the booths but also the prices for knit headbands or potholders were reasonable. My three kids loved the samples and the big playground with tall slides next door was perfect afterwards

From the city website: Farmers Market every Saturday, 8am-noon, at Cimino Park…read more A bounty of fresh produce, locally made cheeses, meat with no hormones or antibiotics, and camaraderie & crafts. Through mid-October. Went for the first time this past weekend and this will be an every Saturday stop for me until they close for winter! Great atmosphere, wonderful vendors and the best fruits and veggies I have seen in a while. Nice and locally grown. Only thing keeping this from a 5 star review are the hours and need for more booths. An additional day or being there later than noon would be great. More booths would also be a welcome.

Freezers all not working AGAIN !, frozen dinners vegetables side dishes, nothing. Most of the…read moredigital sale items were sold out bare shelves AGAIN !. Half a dozen shoppers in line to check out-- 1 checker. Paper sacks that wouldn't hold air let alone canned items, never EVER pick one up unless you have hands under the bag worthless!! 1 star goes to the emloyees who are usually freindly and helpful. I hope never to return, taking my business down the road, Safeway needs to handle their business or hopefully end up paying the price. Been here 15 years never changes!!

Safeway goes old school!…read more This Safeway has probably looked the same since it opened which I would guessestimate at some time in the 60's. The prices are indeed steep and the selection is modest but better than most small town grocery stores I have ever seen. The produce selection was fair but the quality was BAD! On the good side of things...The bathrooms were clean and the help was friendly so I give them a bonus star for that. Also, the store was very clean and looked well stocked. Walsenburg, a great place to drive thru but not so great to shop in!

Old Fort Market is a full service grocery store offering fresh produce and meat department as well…read moreas the standard grocery items. For a small town grocer, their prices rival the larger stores found in Alamosa and they carry the Shurefine brand as well as other brands. They also have a small selection of camping/outdoor supplies like camping fuel, candles, strike anywhere matches, etc. Open 7 days per week.