The regular checkout was backed up a block but the self checkout was great. It moved fast and the…read moreattendant was on top of all the requests.

worst place for cashiers workers will never shop here again and why is cheese always moldy opening…read moreshredded cheese packages tell your cashiers to stop wondering why I'm buying this item that is fine I won't buy here again

Great market! A smaller market with kind, happy staff. A lot of organic foods. The dinner is really…read moretasty and a great value. The pot roast turkey dinner was so moist, tasty and not salty with creamy smashed potatoes. Coffee is tasty but a little weak. I love they have a little box of free fresh fruit for kids while the parents are shopping. Wish there was one in my hometown.

Great little high end grocery selections. Love the olive oil choices and cheese. Also the tonic…read morewater selection was awesome.

We went to Alto Pass for lunch at a seafood place-Root Beer something.Well they were closed on a…read moreWednesday at noon. The Fudge shop down the sidewalk was also closed;they have some sort of eats besides fudge. Well ,we went to Grammer's Market for deli sandwiches. GOOD CHOICE ! I am so glad the seafood people went missing. The kind ladies said that it was more often than not that the place is closed without even posting a "closed" sign in the window. They even blew off a TV interview boosting the local area! We counted at least a dozen people looking for seafood and leaving disgusted after traveling that far. Grammer's Ta Ta ! Now,on to the good part. The food. You can get a regular sandwich or an up graded one for about a buck more. The "Hog" sized one is double the meat and cheese, if my memory serves me right. They have their own specials plus normal deli fare;roast beef,turkey,etc. I finally got a braunschwager - YUM ! Forgive spelling error but you know what I mean. There is a "piglet"; half sandwich for kiddie appetite. Nice touch. They have various drinks,chips,cookies,etc. As they prepare your lunch you can browse the antiques,souveniers, all the things you might expect. There is indoor seating or you can go down to the covered picnic area and eat. We chose that because our piglet would have destroyed the place looking for snow globes,her latest mania. I don't like to bad mouth a place I have never been to but if they don't want to do business during the week it should be posted. They have a "candid camera" outside the place and we gave them the all American salute,if you get my drift... Go to Alto Pass for very good deli sandwiches. Trust me.

Similar to the Aldi brand Save-A-Lot is a no frills small grocery store. They do carry name brand…read moreproducts as well as their own store brand items. Make sure to bring your own bags as you will need to bag your items yourself but if you need bags they do sell some.

So thankful we still have a grocery store in our small town. Everyone is friendly and helpful. If…read moreyou need something that is not currently available, just let them know and they will move heaven and earth to get it for you. Remember the beginning of the pandemic? Bowlin's was able to locate bread for the customers to purchase. They still have grocery bags that are actually able to hold groceries without breaking!! Let's keep our business here in town as much as we possibly can.

So, positive notes first, the cuts of meat are fantastic, they have a great selection of all food…read morefor a small town market, the prices are what I would expect, and their service is pretty great. Those girls and guys are pretty enthusiastic about working there which is phenomenal, really. However, they have some pit falls. They let their food sit out for too long. In particular, their fresh produce and meats but I've also found molded breads as well. The coolers in the meat and produce sections don't work properly so I would suggest a lesser display time on those products compared to other markets for the owners. Also, attention to those areas and a better attitude towards customers returning the rotten vegetation. Some are easily identified...others are not. "It's the luck of the draw" isn't something I want to hear from my grocers...luckily, I'm well educated in food safety but for someone who isn't, this is quite dangerous.

Great place to shop .I live within walking distance. They usually carry a great variety of meat…read more,can goods fresh bread, great produce. My go to place. The staff is always friendly and really to help you find what you need.

It's an old style grocery that reminds me of the hometown grocery of my youth. I live in the county…read moreso shop there somewhat regularly. They have great reduced for quick sale deals. They also have Best Choice and Always Save products I can't find at the big brand stores. However, I have difficulty finding their weekly sale ads online. The most recent ad on line currently is from early September 2024, over a month ago. If I could see the current ad, I'd definitely be drawn into their store more often.

Got some good things from this locally owned grocery store in Carbondale. It has a lot of natural…read moreand organic stuff. Neighborhood Co-Op is one of those places you can become a member at and get discounts and other things. Maybe the prices are kind of high, but there's a lot of harder to find items. There's a lot in here for plant based eating, as well as for those wanting to eat healthier, and local. Came to get a few things while on a visit and got more than expected. It's bigger than it looks. There's a lot of aisles, and has a good amount of baked goods, along with some pretty fresh produce. A lot of natural and organic items. They have a lot of the Applegate Farms products if you want organic meats and sausage. Of course there's plenty of plant based. They have non dairy items like nut milks and yogurts. In the bakery there was vegan zucchini bread. The prices in here are kind of high, but if you become a member you get coupons and specials. Has to be a stop if you're shopping for organics around here. It's located in the Murdale Shopping Center on West Main Street. There's a ton of things for vegans and vegetarians.

I'm impressed with this store. It's well stocked with…read more fresh organic produce. There's bulk items one can bag such as nuts, granola, and coffee beans to name a few. All coffee beans are organic. The regular (with caffeine) beans offered are Espresso, Ethiopian, Guatemalan, Columbian, and Peruvian and sell for $15.99/lb. The Decaf beans offered are French Roast and Breakfast Blend for $18.49/lb. If you enjoy baking they have a nice lineup of Bob's Red Mill products including several gluten free, non GMO, flours. King Arthur products are also available, although not as numerous. When I make my homemade chili or spaghetti sauce I use organic Muir Glen whole peeled tomatoes, sauce, and paste. I was happy to see all were available here. The only other product I'll comment on is their ice cream - Alden's. The best ice cream (IMHO) is Alden's Vanilla Bean. It's organic, has all natural ingredients (no high fructose corn syrup), and tastes delicious! It's made in Oregon and I've found that a lot of major chain stores do not carry it. If you get a chance to try it, it's a must! They have a "Hot Bar" where hot food can be purchased separately or as a whole meal. Daily specials are listed on the board behind the counter. While shopping one of the employees asked me if I was finding everything ok. I thanked him and thought it was nice of him to ask. Other employees were busy putting new products and produce on the shelves but took time to say hi and they seemed to be enjoying their work. The setting is in an older building that's part of the old Murdoch Shopping plaza. It's a comfortable feeling while shopping - no hustling and bustling here. Coops are a really great idea and this one comes through with shining colors! It's hard to eat healthy these days but shopping here makes it a lot easier. If you haven't already, please check them out...and eat healthy!