Love this shop! Lots of Middle Eastern imports which I absolutely love…read more They have all the items that I love. Pickled turnips which I grew up eating and the molehia soup in frozen section. The young man working the store was super sweet and helpful. I'll definitely be going back to support this small business. 5 stars all the way! LA to Colorado, was worried I wouldn't be able to buy my favorite Middle Eastern eats. Thank god for the next door app. Someone posted this shop on there and I literally hopped in my car to check it out.

Very disappointed! For the second time, the food I bought was bad and rotten. One of them made my…read moredaughter sick. I do not recommend it at all.

Good ambiance and perfect place to do some grocery shopping!! Friendly staff!…read more The food and veggies always look fresh! Good place to shop.

Cute little shop in the heart of old town. If you want to support local this is a good shop to…read moreshop at. It is on the opposite side of town from my house so I generally come in when i am popping in mid-bike ride. I like to stop in for kombucha, gluten free bread and deli items. They have all of their deli items clearly labeled with dietary issues on them which is really very helpful. They generally always have gluten free and plant based items. The staff is always friendly and willing to help or answer questions. They also have produce, frozen foods and boxed items. also stuff that you can buy in bulk.

Adorable wine and cheese shop! Visited over the weekend and did a wine flight and made our own…read morecharcuterie board. The options were very appealing and lots to try! Everything tasted delicious. The shop was also very cute if you want to buy and bring home for friends, etc. A little small inside but we were seated right away. Definitely a fun spot to try for a wine and cheese dine.

The decor inside here is really cute (there's even rabbit wallpaper) and the servers were all…read morefantastic and super nice. The smoked duck breast was amazing, delice de bourgogne cheese, and prima Donna cheese were delicious as well. The wine flight complemented the charcuterie board nicely. 10/10 would recommend

Everything I have ever purchased from Nick had been exceptional quality. To top it off, Nick is a…read morevalued member of our community.

I enjoy coming here, and have been a frequent shopper. The staff is friendly and everytime the meat…read moreis high quality cuts especially ordering steaks to your liking. The staff is really knowledgeable too!

I don't go here for groceries, but I love their prepared food areas! From ramen to sushi,…read moreprepackaged meals to sandwiches, and a salad bar, there's plenty to choose from when you're in a rush. I recently went in to get some ramen before work and was immediately helped at the counter, given a paper to fill out with my preferred broth and toppings and then waited only ten minutes to be able to walk out with (nice and cheap!) piping hot ramen, full of flavor, proteins and veggies. The store is laid out with fresh fruits and veggies as you go in, a plentiful amount of wines, beers and seltzers, and an abundance of employees ready to help you when you need. Brightly lit and very clean, it's always a nice quick stop to pick up last minute desperation meals for me!

Lucky's is an awesome Market! We came to grab something…read morequick for dinner. It was hard to choose, so many options. The salad bar and sushi won.

The prices are fair and the service is great. It was a surprise to me to find them and it made my…read moreday. Different vibe from the stuck up environment at WF. Maybe they're far enough away from CSU. Anyways I'm a regular now.

Lately I've been shopping at Natural Grocers quite a bit - I first wandered in looking for specific…read moresupplements a vet specialist recommened for my dog (they had all of them - a great relief after I struck out on some of them at both Whole Foods and Sprouts), but I keep coming back because of their egg prices, tbh. For at least the past year I've been able to get beautiful, dark-yolked eggs for $3.99 or less, even when other grocery stores were charging way more because of avian influenza-induced egg shortages. I'm sure it's a loss leader, but like the Costco rotisserie chickens it gets me in the door to spend money on other things. In general it is a pleasant shopping experience now that I know the store layout - it doesn't seem to get as crowded as other grocery stores and their staff are always nice. My one quibble would be with stocking of sale items - they often seem to be sold out and/or limited selection.

Dining with 17 people is never an easy feat, but The Regional was able to accommodate us. After…read morespeaking with one of the managers, we secured a reservation for that same evening. A little preparation on our end helped ensure everything went smoothly. Since The Regional is a farm-to-table restaurant, many items need to be prepared or prepped in advance, so I was grateful to collect everyone's orders earlier in the day. That gave the kitchen time to prepare and made it easier to get everything cooking once we arrived. We were seated off to the side of the bar in a small private area. The restaurant was busy, but not overwhelmingly so. Once we were settled, our server came over, introduced himself, and took our drink and food orders, making sure to associate each dish with the correct diner. After everything was entered, our drinks and food arrived surprisingly quickly. All of the food and drinks were good, but the service was even better. A big thank-you to the manager and our server for accommodating our team and helping make such a large dinner feel seamless.

This is not the usual review. Recently, I dined at the…read moreRegional, and had an unexpected mishap. But first.... the staff is exceptional. Our server was Lillian who is not only pleasant but well versed in the menu - offering suggestions and explanation on dishes or pairings. The atmosphere is homey with vintage style chairs, and the tables are set close but the room doesn't feel cramped We loved the Regional salad and the lamb merguez meatballs. As my main dish, I ordered the Halibut ceviche which is prepared with avocado, a detail that I overlooked and unfortunately I'm allergic to avocados. When the dish was placed in front of me, I was surprised and quickly signaled Lillian. She was concerned that I may have tasted the dish and offered medical attention (Benadryl) and promptly removed the dish. She encouraged me to order another main dish, but I opted for another lamb merguez meatballs which is served with warm bread. At the end of dinner, I was surprised that the halibut ceviche was taken off my bill - unexpected but appreciative gesture. 5 Stars - Hallmark of customer service at the Regional!

Seriously worth the drive to Fort Collins for fresh cheese curds! They squeak and they were quite…read moredelectable. I'm from Chicago and being so close to Wisconsin, I'm used to having access to fresh cheese on a regular basis. I saw a post on Facebook that they were making fresh curds and it was my day off work so it was a fun road trip with some nice scenery to/from. Hoping their cheese curds make it into King Soopers in Castle Rock instead of just their fancy cheese. Their curds are outstanding but I don't know we can make a 3+ hour road trip on a regular basis. No worries, we will be back soon!! I'm outta curds!!!

I've had cheese curds at restaurants, but WOW nothing beats these squeaky-fresh cheese curds fried…read moreup in garlic butter. I got my first bag of Mouco cheese curds two weeks ago at the farmers market. I went back this last Saturday and got two more bags! It's fun that the farmers market stall seems to have a different deal every week. I also love their cheese wheels, the Munster is my favorite. Thank you!!