As a California native living in Colorado, good Mexican food is hard to come by and this place…read morenever misses. I used to come here all the time, and after being gone for seven years, it still hits just as hard and the service is good. The food is incredible, I had carne asada Quesadillas and the menudo... it's literally the best I've ever had, hands down! I was so hungry I forgot pictures of the food. The store looks AMAZING now!!!! Fresh produce, fresh everything, a fully upgraded kitchen, and more space to sit and eat. It's the perfect spot for lunch, dinner, grocery shopping, and even grabbing essentials in one stop. If you're craving real Mexican food, stop playing and come here.

The premade food specifically the barbacoa is AWFUL!! Pure grease no meat and the meat was Not even…read morecleaned right. Made out of toungue!! Left the skin on it!! Gross! Do not recommend eating there!!

One of the better Dollar Tree locations in the area. The store is clean, well organized, and…read moreusually pretty well stocked, with a good selection of the things you actually go to Dollar Tree looking for. The employees have also been friendly and helpful during my visits.

No helium! It's pretty ridiculous no one can fill balloons around this area! Disappointedread more

Adjacent to the Base Exchange and the mall food court, you can enter from the mall side or store…read morefront . Plenty of parking although it does fill up when things get busy. This is the military grocery store. Very well stocked, neat clean and the shelves show that satisfying symmetry of product alignment. Plenty of checkout lanes and they do have a self-checkout area but I wouldn't call self-checkout "express" because most self-checkout users are anything but express-like. The primary business review is now over so read on at your own discretion. The typical self-checkout user goes something like this: pick up an item from their cart or basket. Look at the item, I guess to remember why they wanted it. Look for the barcode. Scan the item. Look at the screen to check the price. Place the item in a bag or down in the bagging area. Turn, pick up another item and repeat the process. At some point, something gets placed in the nagging area that the computer doesn't like so it announces and item has been placed in the bagging area that hasn't been scanned and asks the user to remove the item. The user is now confused and looks around for help. The computer makes the announcement again. The user is frantically picking up and putting down items. Finally assistant arrives and works some magic on the keypad. The user, now calm again, goes back into their original checkout mode and rhythm. At some point everything is now scanned. While this process was taking place, you turned your attention to something taking place through the window outside in the overhang above. You watch as a small sparrow starts building a nest. Back to the user for a moment who is now searching through their wallet or purse. You're now amazed because the sparrow has just finished building a very suitable home. You wish the sparrow well as your attention reverts back to the user who is now sliding dollar bills into the machine and looking at the screen to see if they've inserted enough. Oh wait, they're reaching into a pocket now. Coins. Adding coins to the slot. Ker-chunk. Ker-chunk. I didn't know anyone still used coins. That's interesting. You daydream for a moment of going home and rolling that bottle full of coins you've been collecting so you can cash them in. Back to the user. No wait! The sparrow! You weren't paying attention and missed the eggs hatching! The sparrow is feeding the baby birds! When did she have time to lay the eggs?! The user is bagging items now. Oh they forgot to take their receipt and the computer, now sounding a little annoyed, is letting anyone within earshot know. The user takes the receipt and grabs a few more plastic bags, I guess for good measure and is now on their way, looking back once or twice to make sure they didn't forget anything. Oh look! The baby birds are now taking their first flights! Fare thee well baby birds. Fare thee well.

Cheaper then the outside grocery stores and very clean. Friendly employees. Meat and chicken is way…read morecheaper and the fresh sushi is amazing.

Wonderful. Great selection. Local flavors and culture. I am glad I visit this business for all of…read moremy specific culinary needs. I love the selection. I especially like the bulk basil. One criticism is oftentimes the vegetables like zucchini and garlic don't last very long in the home refrigerator before molding. I did buy fortune cookies once that were very old, stale and cardboard-like inedible.

At a Mid-Autumn Festival pop up they had a stall with lots of Asian foodstuffs. I bought ba-chang…read moreor zongzi which is sticky rice dumplings with pork inside, eu-char-koay, and sesame buns. Then I went back for the crab and crawfish when I was ready to leave. Never had those before so I thought I'd try it. The zongzi was not the Chinese version and it was not my favorite. The eu-char-koay or youtiao is a deep fried step of dough and theirs wasn't fresh so it was only ok. The crab and crawfish were pickled it seems and they were fine. The corn on the cob included I didn't like. It was fun trying different versions of food I grew up with but not sure I'd get them again. This store has a lot of Asian foodstuffs which I haven't been able to find at other stores in the Denver metro area so I like to visit them. Servers were nice and store reminds me of the owns at home. Stuffed with items everywhere.

High prices and pretty rude if you're a gringo. Meat selection was okay but a bit pricey. Cashier…read morewas slow to move to the register when we (fair skinned people) wanted to checkout. Go to the bigger markets instead. I suggest calling their manager (ICE) to pick them up and exchange them for better staff.

The bread is rarely fresh, the tortillas take about 2 days to expire and the lady cashier is rude…read moreand always has an attitude.

I have never thought I'd write a review on a Dollar Tree and be immediately impressed…read morebecause...of...the...smell?!?! Yes, i said it. When you think of Dollar Tree's you think inexpensive, a little chaotic, but fun! But when you walk in and immediatley you smell...clean...pleasantess on TOP of practically looking immaculant? This location at Hampden and Chambers, deserves a BIG ROUND OF APPLAUSE!! No clutter or stray boxes, everything I mean EVERYTHING is neat and orderly!

Needed to get a large sack for some child size stuffed animals I purchased for a friend's…read moregranddaughter. So I came to this store as it was a convenient location for me and I knew they had different options. The store is full of Christmas decor, gift items and wrapping paper. It's a nice selection. I picked out the design I liked best for the oversized gift bag and then wandered around. I like looking in the snack section and purchased some candy for stocking stuffers. They also have good prices on greeting cards and balloons. Saw a little girl selecting some for her birthday. There's lots of parking for this store and they have a restroom. The cashier was friendly and it wasn't too busy so I checked out quickly. Lines can be long at the cash register.

I feel like this location is still a little secret, it's not too packed and pretty clean. The…read moreparking lot could have been planned a little better but apparently there's a back exit so I need to check that out sometime (we live in the burbs, this is peak excitement!) They seem to have a smaller selection of produce and prepared foods compared to other locations but stocked in the aisles. Thank goodness we finally have a WF on our side of town!

The good: I came and got halibut from here as well as other…read moreingredients to make a birthday meal. The fish was around $32/pound. The parking lot is spacious and the store is clean and open inside. I got a bouquet here for $15 that was very beautiful. I also got gummies for the kids that had no artificial colors. The bad: They have fewer cake selections than the other Whole Foods I've been to. I only saw different sizes of the berry Chantilly cake and no other types of cake. They ran out of Marsala, madeira and dry sherry wine. I ended up going to King Soopers where I got marsala wine for $5. There were a few vegetables I had a hard time finding. They offered fewer options than the Whole Foods options I am used to in California when it came to a variety of produce. The interesting: I think this place is a lot less popular in Parker than it is in other states like California just because of its proximity to many other major supermarkets.

I walked into GW Supermarket looking for one thing -- mango puree -- and walked out having found…read moreeverything except that. That's the honest headline of this place: it's enormous, and it's stocked with sections for African, Indian, Jamaican, Japanese, Korean, and half a dozen other countries' pantries, and somehow the one basic thing I came in for wasn't on a shelf anywhere. I asked two different staff members if I was missing it, and both actually walked the aisle with me to check rather than just pointing and shrugging. No luck that day, but the effort mattered. Most of the packaging in here isn't in English, and if you're the type who needs to read every label before buying, budget extra time. But that's part of what makes it worth the trip -- this isn't a store dumbing itself down for anyone, it's a store built for the communities it actually serves, and the labels reflect that. If you get stuck, staff will come find the item with you instead of just gesturing toward an aisle number. Heads up walking past the seafood section: there's a real smell there, but it's the honest smell of fresh fish, not anything spoiled or off. If you've spent time in any proper seafood market, you'll recognize it immediately and it shouldn't put you off -- it's not a red flag, just a strong one. Prices are genuinely good for the volume and range of product you're getting, and the sheer scale of the place means you could shop here weekly and still find something new every time. It's a little chaotic in the best way -- more discovery than errand. Who it's for: anyone cooking outside the standard American grocery aisle, anyone who wants ingredients for a specific regional dish and is tired of substituting, and anyone who just likes wandering a store that clearly wasn't designed by committee. Go in with time to browse, not a tight list -- and maybe don't count on the mango puree. 4.5 stars, rounding to 4 -- knocked half a point for the miss on a pantry staple in a store this size, not for anything the staff did.

Love this place. I love the variety they have on almost everything. Their vegetables are way more…read morecheaper than any other store I've been too.