It's not my favorite market in town, but it does have a one major thing going for it:…read more It's SUPER convenient. Like, right in the heart of downtown, right next to Baked in Telluride (where you should get some inexpensive breakfast grub, btw). They offer a decent selection and even have some vegan items I saw recently as I was walking down the aisles searching for a jug of water that I ended up finding right at the entrance. The cashiers were not bothered by my existence, but I sure could've used a bit more mindfulness when the cashier took a bit of something, licked her fingers, then grabbed my item to scan. Definitely grossed me out and I thought it was a bit inconsiderate considering I was masked. I would go here in a pinch, but if I can wait, I'll head to Clark's.

This market is super convenient for last minute items while in town, but you'll pay extra for…read moreconvenience! They have all of the basic necessities but I was shocked that prices were double of those at our grocery store at home! We popped in for just some milk and eggs and it was $15 for those two items only! Wowza! It is super organized and clean, though, which always makes a shopping experience nicer! Their produce is also great! All in all, we only come here out of convenience because the bargain shopper in me struggles with the large markup!

My friend and I wanted a quick lunch so we both got a sandwich here. I got the enchanted (veggie…read moresandwich) with turkey and she got a panini. My sandwich was super good, it came out within 5 minutes and the staff was really friendly. There's seating outside too! Price was around $11 for each.

Clean, fresh, and pricey. I don't remember how it compares to Clark's in town, but it's convenient…read morewhen staying in Mountain Village. Staff is very nice and helpful.

There was plenty of parking available, and my visit was quick and hassle-free. I only needed to…read morepick up a bag of ice, and checkout went smoothly with no issues. As a bonus, I didn't spot anyone shopping in pajamas this time! The only downside was the driving behavior in and around the parking lot. Several drivers were inconsiderate, both in the lot and on the way out, which made the experience a bit less pleasant. Other than that, it was an easy and efficient stop.

Working at Walmart was a consistently disorganized and frustrating experience. Scheduling was…read moreextremely inconsistent due to an AI-generated system that was left largely without proper managerial review, resulting in chaotic and unreliable shift patterns that made stability outside of work difficult. Employees were also given work phones while being paid unlivable wages, and the attendance point system felt heavily restrictive and unfairly enforced, creating constant pressure and instability. Communication from management was poor, with unclear expectations and little follow-through. Coaches were frequently rude or dismissive, and there was little to no recognition or appreciation for hard work, even when employees consistently went above and beyond. Concerns raised by staff were often ignored or minimized, including serious interpersonal issues between coworkers, which were not handled appropriately. Overall, the environment reflected poor working conditions, low accountability, and little support for employees. I do not support this company based on my experience working here and neither should you. Shop at Kroger.

Five-star grocer in Mountain Village. Very helpful staff - quick to voluntarily take on a support…read morerole. One employee was kind to carry our provisions so we'd have our hands free while we shopped. Fresh fruit and produce, very clean and professional environs.

This place is surprisingly spacious for a market on the mountain. We stayed at a condo just down…read morethe ski hill and hiked up the .5 miles to the store, but it's also accessible with a small parking lot or huge free parking lot just behind the market and gondola area. The liquor store is attached. Great variety inside, but definitely a pretty penny-- but what do you expect in mountain town and I'll say it again... it's on a ski hill! They've got it fully stocked and even have cute kid carts for your little shoppers. It's large enough to be a grocery store similar to a Trader Joe's size elsewhere and does the job.

I'm really not sure why this store has low reviews. I tend to avoid crowds, especially in Walmarts…read morelike a toddler fleeing from wearing clothes, but this was a nice location. The store is HUGE, the shelves are well stocked, and this facility is very clean. Associates everywhere, which you don't even see in smaller locations; I would know. Not sure when Walmart started upscaling their items but they had Yankee candies, bougie soap, and name brand shirts. The superstar I want to call out today though is Nathaniel, a really sweet gentleman running the self checkout lanes. He has such a nice smile and lovely disposition, always offering to help customers and ask how everyone's day is going he refilled my checkout lane's receipt paper before I could even ask. I wish all customer service associates could be like him; the world would be a much better place.

Was told I can return items I bought if needed. Turns out you can't. They don't tell you that until…read moreyou go to do it. Poor customer service and rude and unwilling to help when given the wrong information. If it were good customer service they would see it from the customer point of view. Like "oh I see how they would think they would be able to do that because we doing have anything saying we don't accept food returns" but they didn't think that. So for that my trip to this Walmart wasn't great. Therefore I will not be returning. Waste of time, money, and -3 customers

August 12, 2026 - Ridgway, CO…read more I'm not sure how the locals afford these prices. We were visiting and needed to pick up a few staples, so we stopped here. I was surprised by some of the prices, so I checked my receipt against current average grocery prices in Colorado. It turns out our total was approximately 15% higher than the Colorado average. Of course, this is a mountain town, so you expect prices to be a bit higher. But some items were significantly more expensive. A few examples: Chobani yogurt: ($9.49 vs. $6.49 average) Cherub tomatoes: ($5.99 vs. $3.99 average) Fairlife milk: ($7.49 vs. $5.99 average) Havarti cheese: ($8.49 vs. $6.40 average) Looking back, there were definitely a few things I should have skipped. The shopping experience itself could have been better, too. They were restocking shelves while we were there, and there were boxes and merchandise that we had to maneuver our cart around. One item I wanted was behind a pile of things waiting to be stocked. I was trying to get to it, but the stocker completely ignored me. Not cool. Lesson learned: Double-check prices when shopping in small mountain towns, and buy only the items you absolutely need.

It's only good for emergency needs in town. Produce is old and at times rotten, $12 eggs, $8 pints…read moreof Ben and Jerry's, and that's the cheap stuff. Just a tourist trap disguised as a grocery store. Not an asset to the community. Employees are nice and the store is clean.

Infrequently have I posted a review for a grocery store, this place is just that outstanding…read more Everything for the traveler and the local alike. An impressive and diverse selection of just about anything you'd expect to find in a grocery store, in a compact store, right on the main street.

Fantastic store in Ouray! Friendly staff, plenty of supplies, wonderful butcher and butcher shop…read more Justin (butcher) went out of his way to assist with a special order requested by me. We prepared a special potluck dinner for 30 fellow campers and needed lots of groceries! Brian offered his expertise and assistance every visit to the store. We spent a few weeks in Ouray, even with the fire situation, but Ouray Grocery Remained open and helping customers with a smile. Thank you staff