Came to purchase vegan chocolate for a gift. They didn't have any assorted chocolate gift boxes so…read moreI settled for a few chocolate bars. I can wrap them later. Also decided to buy a pre-made chicken, beans and potato family sized meal. For my lazy day. Used self checkout but needed help when the pre-made meal wasn't scanning. The associate entered the item manually so I could pay. In and out.

This Whole Foods is much nicer than the one in Colorado Springs. Unfortunately, it's far for me to…read moredrive there regularly. I usually stop by when I'm in the area. The selection of produce and their freshness is much better. Workers are pleasant . It's a nice store with good layout.

You could make the broader point more clearly and directly:…read more I have been a loyal customer for years and my household has spent a significant amount of money at your stores. During my most recent visit, I was refused the purchase of a four-pack of chocolate stout because I had accidentally left my driver's license in my gym bag. What concerns me is not the beer. It is the mindset that policy now overrides common sense. I am clearly well over the legal drinking age, had other identification in my wallet reflecting that, and am a regular customer who shops at your stores frequently. Yet the only response I received was that the manager could lose his job for exercising any judgment. This experience reflects a larger problem that has become increasingly common since COVID: an environment where rules, scanning, identification requirements, and corporate liability concerns have replaced basic human interaction and common sense. Employees are discouraged from making reasonable decisions, even when the circumstances are obvious. I do not fault the cashier. My concern is with a culture that places rigid compliance above customer relationships and personal judgment. As a result, my family and I have decided that we will no longer be shopping at your stores. We prefer to support businesses that still value people over procedures and trust over constant regulation and control. I wanted management to understand that this decision was not about a four-pack of beer. It was about the larger message your policies send to long-time customers.

I bought an organic pasture-raised turkey for Thanksgiving. It was the best turkey I've EVER had,…read moreand I'm in my 70s! The flavor is SO different from the ones from the grocery store. It was a splurge for me, and worth every penny. The team is always helpful and friendly, and the prices aren't bad considering the high quality of their food. I'm a fan and will be shopping there regularly.

The good: I came here to get items to make my father-in-law…read morea birthday breakfast. I got the corn riblets as well as some ready to cook Mexican-style meat that made for great breakfast tacos. I like that Trader Joes always has a huge range of international cuisines, smaller portions so you can try things out without committing to it, new and seasonal products, and affordable prices. Their dried fruit and nuts section is great. The bad: There are some beers but no hard liquor but this is a standard CO thing. Since TJs is originally from CA and I normally shop at the CA locations this was a bit of a downside for me. The interesting: The parking lot here is pretty big because it's shared with other businesses and because it's Colorado. The CA TJ parking lots are mostly always tight and small.

I really am a fan of Trader Joe's!!…read more As always the store was neat, clean and there are fun snacks and items to purchase that you can't find at other stores. This time, we bought the harvest blend vegetables for the purpose of a dish at home which turned out well. The service is always top notch, and the experience is also very fun!

AMAZING! smells so good and Miss Miller is the sweetest worker! I can't wait to come back!read more

Spices are stale and not good. Not impressed. Lots of other options. I was excited to buy something…read morespecial here. Head down the street you'll find a better option for spices!

I'm blown away by My Fit Foods. I originally came in just to use the 30% off first order and…read moreplanned to grab a week's worth of lunches during a busy week when cooking wasn't an option. I needed something high-protein and convenient, but since I enjoy cooking, I didn't think I'd stick with it. Fast forward, I've now been back three weeks in a row. The meals are fresh, flavorful, and healthy. My favorites are the Salmon Plate and Chicken Asiago, but honestly, there are so many great options to choose from. I hear they rotate the menu so excited to see what's to come.

I'd like to start by saying my negative review is not a testament about the staff. Great staff,…read morevery friendly, and knowledgeable. Product is good, but my review is toward ownership and the recent policy change to monetize their discount programs. My wife is a teacher, I am a veteran, and in healthcare. We have been purchasing MyFitFood products for years. Yesterday we were told that as of October 1st we will have to pay $10 per month or $100 a year to keep our discounts. Not a membership mind you, just to keep the savings. This is to combat customers giving out their info to others who are not eligible for the discount, such as friends, and family. Now we are thankful for the discount and know they don't have to provide them. We also know a business is in it to ultimately make money but this is a little absurd. I believe this is inherently wrong to charge people for a discount. We have never given out our info to others and agree people should not do that, but we shouldn't have to pay to keep our discount. Especially since there are other ways, better ways to handle this problem. When a business provides a discount it should be seen as a "thank you" and "we appreciate what you do". Not be a "thank you but please pay us for being thankful toward you". Instead of providing better training for their employees, I.e. ask for IDs at purchase, or simply just remove the discounts all together they decided to take the money grab route. That's what this comes down to. I say no to greed. We enjoy the meals but refuse to give in to this line of thinking. We will get our meals for the last time next weekend and will not purchase a meal from MyFitFoods again until they get rid of this policy. There are plenty other competitors that we enjoy to get premade meals. Hope others will follow. You shouldn't have to pay to keep a discount, it defeats the purpose.

Overall, this is a solid Sam's Club location, and we've really enjoyed having a membership. We do…read moremost of our shopping here for our family and usually have a great experience. The only downside is that they occasionally don't have some of our family's staple items in stock, which can be frustrating. We've also had repeated interactions with one employee in the apparel section who is pretty abrupt about customers looking through the display tables for different sizes. It definitely takes away from the shopping experience. Other than those two things, the store is clean, well-stocked most of the time, and the staff is generally friendly. We still enjoy shopping here and feel our membership has been well worth it for our family.

I like this Sam's Club compared to other ones that I have been to…read more I went on a weekend and it was not very busy at all. Pretty clean. The layout was more similar to a Costco than other Sam's Clubs I have been to. I am a big fan of the Sam's club scan and go option, it saves me so much time. They have gas at this location.

I have a brand new hip and went to Customer Service at the Parker Costco to ask for some help…read morepurchasing two 42 pound boxes of Kitty Litter and needing help loading. Mia Y was more than cheerful and immediately offered to help with the transaction and load me. I just got cleared to walk a little more than ten minutes. I can't imagine better customer service!

Costco in Parker is still my go to. It has slipped a bit since my initial review…read more The gas is good but not always the cheapest. The lines are great if you go early but midday or weekends can be a wait. In the warehouse there is a wide assortment of products (snack stations are back!) and a large selection of wine & alcohol that is not offered at all Costco locations. There is clothing, a tire shop inside the warehouse and all kinds of kitchen and home appliances. They took away several self-check out stations. When lines get really long (and they can stretch back to beyond a few of the aisles) employees try to pre-check carts. The system was working so why change it. Or have the self-check for smaller orders to keep things moving. The food court has the famous hot dog and soda combo for $1.50. They added a calzone which I haven't tried and brought back the turkey and provolone hot sandwich. The managers I previously knew have moved. Overall still a great store.

If you want to get some high-quality seasonings this is the place to go!…read more The staff here are super helpful and knowledgeable. They can answer any questions you have. They are also just very kind and friendly. They have all your stereotypical spices, along with having plenty of unique blends! They even have liquids such as vanillas and syrups for drinks! One fun thing I noticed last time I came in they had edible glitter for drinks! Once you buy from them remember they have recipes online to show you ways you can use their spices! I love this opportunity to support a local business!

They have all the fresh spices you could ask for, and their spices don't sit on the shelf for very…read morelong at all. They constantly get new inventory daily!