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3.7 (23 reviews)
Closed • 8:30 am - 8:30 pm

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Kristine C.

I love this little shop and even though it's one more stop when I'm trying to get groceries it is SO worth it. No one else in town can beat there prices on organic and specialty items, or vitamins. The staff is smart and friendly and ask intelligent questions when trying to help you pick out a vitamin to make sure it's the perfect fit for you. They often suggest something really affordable and help me decifer the lingo. This place is small so they don't have everything, but what they do have, and what cheap prices they have, make it worth swinging in here instead of Whole Foods for a few things. They have an extensive bulk foods section, and some starters for yogurts etc. They have a small health and beauty section, and freshly ground peanut and almond butters that are cheap! ($.4.99/lb for almond butter). They also have great prices on specialty chocolates and teas, and I buy them here a lot for gifts.

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Sky K.

Small to medium sized store, but surprising depth of offerings. Staff is friendly & knowledgeable. On my way to shop there right now! : )

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Didn't have anything I was looking for. You'd think they'd have electrolytes to add to drinking water.

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14 years ago

Consistently poor shelf stocking. They are ALWAYS out of things we need. We end up driving all the way to the VC on Arapahoe and University.

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Great specialty items and organic food. Helpful staff that really knows their way around the store!

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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.

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2.7(13 reviews)
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If you're hoping for Pure Fruits and Vegetable Vendors this isn't it. It has some. (Around 6?) and…read morethey have a pretty basic offering and minimal fruit compared to vegetables and herbs. However it has a lot of other food vendors and some random product vendors from organic lotions or canna products. My favorite food vendor is the killer (Danish??) pastry shop with delicious pastry cinnamon buns and almond paste filled kringles which own a small section of my heart. Worth the visit just to score some pastry from Touch of Denmark (could be wrong about the name?). Sometimes there's been a woman selling delicious pupusa (a tender corn meal patty with different fillings inside) and those are killer. I've gotten fruits and vegetables from various vendors and nothing was too memorable as good or bad so pretty safe bets over all. Prices weren't notable. I think some of them might refrigerate the tomatoes which is sad, so if you care about that, ask first. Those roasted almonds are lovely and people enjoy receiving them as a gift! Definitely worth the visit as there's usually plenty of parking and it's free after all! Not sure why there are so many "sour" reviews on here. Not a waste of time by any means and there are some cool shops and restaurants in the same plaza.

A guy named RICH who runs things over there with the vendors is very hard to deal with. He changes…read morehis mind back-and-forth over and over and is very hard to deal with. He apparently felt threatened enough arguing with my petite wife that he felt he needed to shove her. WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU MAN?

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Fantastic grocery store! I love shopping here so much. The staff is so kind and always willing to…read morehelp me find products and are always so cheerful and friendly while they're ringing up my goodies, even when the lines are long and it is so busy! I love their seasonal products, it makes me look forward to certain times of the year. Apple cider donuts I'm talking about you! Right now I can't get enough of the sour confetti chews. If I am at TJ Maxx I always stop in for 'one thing' and I end up buying so much more.

There is a new champ and best TJ store in the US…read more I have written to TJ HQ about their amazing team members in their Plainview store. This location on University Blvd in Greenwood Village feels like home. The reasons are how the wonderful,caring, down to earth and fun team members work together, enjoy themselves and take time to really take care of customers and have real conversations with them- not just about the items on the shelf. Beka - you are one of a kind ! I was paying for my purchase with the wonderful Eli when Beka walked up to us and presented me with the unique Colorado Trader Joe's shopping bag. ( photo). She had noticed my out of state Nevada bag and we spoke for about 10 minutes as she was stocking and I was getting some avocados and lemons. Very sweet and considerate. Josy- you are a rare, unique, kind, real, fun and very cool person and yes, a hard worker with an amazing attitude. I saw you go through those boxes in the freezer section. Just fantastic. Loved Rosy who was sampling some cheese. She spent 27 years in Silver Spring, Md. The 2 gentlemen behind the counter were having fun. Loved the energy. It definitely trickled down to the staff and the customers got it too. I really feel like I have known Beka and Rosy for 20 years. The store is well maintained. The aisles are not cluttered. The restrooms are immaculate. Parking is free and abundant.

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4.6(15 reviews)
4.3 mi

The most immaculate grocery store Giant selection…read more Terrific customer service Amazing foods in the deli including the best hummus and smoky Babaganoush I've had Well priced too!

Fresh Market Community Kitchen as seen on TikTok provides all the grocery items, different product,…read moreand unique selection of foods. I wanted to try this place because of the welcoming middle aged woman that showcases the market. Her inviting persona and knowledge of product viewed made me think that a place that does not just see you as a number, is worth visiting. I was hopeful in this approach that once walking in the market this would be my experience. Today after walking in around 10:45am, I was not greeted or even acknowledged. Usually if this happens I walk right out of the business. But I stayed because I wanted to give this place a chance. The first employee I saw looked at me, didn't say anything and continued to walk down the produce area where I was headed. If he had been in deep thought, fine so be it, but a simple "welcome in" or "hello" would have been fine. At this time there was no other customer in the area I was at in the store after walking in. I continued to the back where the deli, and restaurant area was and was not even acknowledged by the gentleman behind the counter working there, although I did hear him acknowledged a middle aged couple several minutes beforehand. Still searching through the market, I intentionally went down an isle where a worker was and decided, to look.for something in a puzzled way of frustration. But, also, nothing. I stated, okay, this cannot be this bad. Sure enough I was not acknowledged and the employee started to walk away. I gave one additional attempt to ask someone for help, but decided not to after experiencing what I did with the other employees. I'm not sure if it is a cultural thing or what, but it was as if I were invisible. Finally I completed my shopping, and waited about a minute to checkout. Another employee working the front after talking with another employee never acknowledged me either. I finally asked was this register open? The employee turned and walked over not saying much and stated yes. Now, long story short, I'm not upset, but more disappointed in the level of acknowledgment and customer service. Could I have pushed more, yes, but I should not have to. Acknowledge your customers, ask them are they finding things okay, or can I help you find something? Passing 3 different employees and nothing is not my ideal place to shop. I want small businesses to succeed not only with likes and views online, but with the very real people that enter your business. Please do better and fix your customer service because regardless of who you are, no one wants to be treated this way.

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3.8(133 reviews)
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I think Tony's is great, although it is not without its flaws, as some have noted here. They are a…read moresmall, independent Market primarily focused on butchering and other proteins. As such, you get great cuts of meat, house-made sausages, bacon, pre-made meals, and roasts, etc. This fish selection is strong, and they have an excellent deli. That said, given they are a small independent shop, you will pay more for some staples, and you will pay more for higher quality items; you won't have the same selection of produce as a 60,000 sqft grocery chain. All of this, though, is fairly obvious when you walk in. Tony's is focused on quality over quantity.

I've shopped here for over 30 years and always have had good service so I hate to write a bad…read morereview, but I would hate for this employee to bring down an important business in our community. I'm used to this store being open early (8 am) so this morning, when I walked in at 8:30 and I was kind of in my own head thinking about what kind of nice steaks I would like to buy for my son's birthday, I was abruptly yelled at and told to go away because the store was not open. It was so shocking and so rude. I thought the person was joking. I said you're joking right and she goes, "No, I'm not joking! We're closed! " Even though the doors were wide open, I guess they were open for employees coming in. I was ready to spend several hundred dollars, but instead I walked to my car and placed an online order from Snake River Farms. I got $25 off and two day delivery so I'm thrilled. It might be a while until I go back to Tonys. It's OK that the store was closed. I just wish the employee had used better tact.

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