The second I walk into this place I loose my appetite. At least it helps me save money because I…read morehardly buy anything. The added fried food deli is the absolute worst to info they could have done. You can smell it outside before the doors even open. Smells like they don't change the oil often and burn a lot of stuff. I try to avoid going to this store now unless I absolutely need to because every time I leave feeling sick to my stomach.

Came to South Fork for skiing at Wolf Creek. The grocery store in South Fork is a little small, but…read morethis place was nice and large, with options, also with reasonable prices. The service was awesome, everything in the store was faced perfectly. It was remarkable. I thought the store was something that should be featured on a movie.

I always thought that buying meat at the butcher is expensive. I was wrong! I always bought beef…read moreshort ribs at Sam's Club (a 5 minute drive from my former house) to make Korean bbq. Since moving to the San Luis Valley, Sam's Club is not accessible to me anymore (unless I drive 2-1/2 hours to Pueblo), so I looked into Valley Meat. The price of their beef short ribs is actually comparable, if not less expensive. I've also bought pork belly, and they cut them to however I want them. Meats that are not available at Walmart, City Market or Safeway, I buy them at the Valley Meat Market. Recently, I bought ox tail there. I have two large German Shepherd dogs. I buy quartered raw femur bones regularly at Valley Meat with prices that do not break the bank. My dogs love them!!! I have to mention that the folks at the meat market are also very nice and friendly. As soon as you walk in, someone will immediately help you. If you do not like to wait, give them a call and place your order. Just let them know when you want to pick up, they'll have your order ready for you. Try them...they have excellent fresh meat!!!

Great selection of meat and this is my go to place when I need to get anything meat related.read more

I will start off this review being blatantly honest, I hate Walmart with every ounce of my being…read more At home I refuse to shop Walmart but I'm fortune enough to live in a city where other grocery stores stay open past 10PM. In Alamosa this is the go to place after 10PM. When I walked into Walmart there were shopping carts available to me. That in itself is a bonus. The store was clean and organized. I was greeted by THREE store associates while shopping. That is unheard of in Albuquerque. There were registers open and I was checked out within 5 minutes of getting in line. My cashier, Brandy, was efficient, cordial, and aware of other folks waiting in line. She let them know I'll be with you in one moment. Today the Alamosa Walmart gave my customer service I rarely see. Budget cuts and task oriented associates have dampened customer service and I understand why. Everyone else could take some tips from the Alamosa Walmart. Now if Walton wasn't such a turd Walmart might have gained some status in my book. For now I'm going to continue to stick with employers who pay a living wage to all of their associates. However, I will not soon forget this experience.

If I could leave no stars I would. I wanted to buy 3, 100 dollar impacts that are locked up because…read moreof thieves. Pressed the button for help at least 3 times asked some zombie that was putting things away in that department and got a grunt and a head shake. Walmart in Alabama sucks and should just lock the doors and go away.. My name is Nick Gonzales and I say this with truth. Your store is shit and so are your zombies.

Rainbow Grocery is one of my favorite places in South Fork because my parents used to stop here…read morebefore we headed to our yearly, favorite camping spot which I will never disclose for their peace and respect. It's near the cutoff on the way to Creede on Highway 160 which had some gnarly potholes as of August 9, 2024. I thought CDOT was supposed to have those repaired this summer?! Lol. This place has really nice staff members. My favorite buys: + fuel + ice + last-minute groceries + fishing licenses + fishing gear / bait + some hunting gear / tools It's still got the same old rainbow sign. Nostalgia is cool when it reminds me of my family trips when I got to skip school for two weeks. Perks of being an 80s baby.

I have shopped at Rainbow Grocery for many years. Unfortunately with new ownership it has changed…read more The shelves aren't stocked, freezers are empty, the selection is slim at best. You can't even find a loaf of bread. I shop at the store in a neighboring town which seems to have undergone a renovation. Anyway go in and see for yourself....

We stopped by The Simple Foods Market for sandwiches while driving to Denver from Pagosa Springs…read more We had the BYO-build your own sandwiches. Service was excellent and all our directions were followed well. We like our bread extra toasted and it came out perfect. I had the ham and cheddar on rye. The hubs had the ham and Swiss on sourdough. Both were delicious. All the toppings we requested blended beautifully together. Very tasty. The only suggestion is that they offer regular sub-hoagie bread. The only options are Ciabatta rolls, sliced sourdough or sliced Rye. Lots of drink options and tasty chip choices. Loved the "All Mixed Up" chips. If you're driving through Del Norte, this is a must stop for a great sandwich and healthy options foods.

This was a great meal (we all did build your own sandwiches) and a cute little store going through…read moretown.

The chicken breasts wrapped in bacon stuffed with cheese were amazing! Opted for Father's Day in…read moresince we were worn out from adventures around Creede and my husband said that was better than anything we could have gotten at a restaurant.

The Kentucky Belle Market in Creede, CO is the best place to buy your groceries ...whether you live…read morein town or are just visiting. The meat department puts out fresh cuts daily, and their homemade sausage is certainly the best I've ever tasted. Their produce department usually has the freshest produce, and a lot of it comes from local growers.