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

Whatever you do, do NOT get a sandwich or meat or anything from the deli. The kids (literally maybe…read more18-21) behind the counter are probably violating every sanitation code for stores. I dropped in to get a sandwich today and my first shock was seeing the behind-the-counter kid helping me touch everything with the gloves that he was going to use to make my sandwich: his face, his pockets, a pen, a clipboard, a scale. I asked him to change his gloves. He did. Then he proceeded to set the clipboard down on the sandwich making cutting board, run his newly gloved hand across the paper, grab a pen, and touch a dirty wall on his way to get the meat. The best was yet to come. He grabs the ham, and goes to the meat slicer, already with some salami on it, sets the ham down on the side of the counter where there is roast beef that had been sitting there since I walked up, removes the salami and sets that aside on another counter. And here is the worst part. He disappears into the back, brings out a literal small bucket of water, pulls out a dirty cloth from it that's been used for who knows what, wrings the water out back into the bucket, then uses the cloth to wipe off the meat slicer where he then sets down the ham.... he then throws the filthy rag back into the bucket--presumably to be used again... wherever else it's needed. At that point, I said, "changed my mind" & walked away. If you want to get sick, get your lunch here.

Perfectly fine small grocer beside the road on the edge of Telluride proper. I wish they were…read morecloser to the gondola station but it's a nice walk otherwise. Friendly.

What a great surprise! Fresh produce, great selection of groceries and household needs, snacks and…read moredrinks, right in Lake City! We've been coming to Lake City for years and always had to bring groceries and supplies from home. If we wanted something different or forgot something, it always meant a long drive to Gunnison and back. Now we know everything we need, even spices, and dips, and almond milk, and ice cream and hard-to-find organic items, is close at hand. A great addition to our favorite Colorado town.

A cute grocery store on the way into town! They have a wide selection of everything and around 10…read morebottles of wine as well. The only knock I would give is that the checkout lady was pretty rude to us. Reasonably priced on everything!

The store is very well-stocked and the employees are friendly! Looked as though they have a section…read morefor fresh-made items/a deli and in the rest of the store, they have the perfect amount/variety of everything you may want/need!

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.

Nice place, they have plenty for the small town. On the expensive side but convenient to the…read moreRidgway State Park to get last minute things. The cashier was different (different is not bad) but hard to read. She was good at what she did, even noticed that she scanned something twice and quickly removed it. She did not really acknowledge me nor my husband at all, no eye contact. So of course I needed to break the ice and before we left, we said I hope you have a great day. She said it back in a low tone. Again, it's most likely her personality and that's ok.

I don't know how it happens in a store so full, that whatever I'm looking for is so often out of…read morestock or they don't carry it anymore. I have to order from Amazon no sugar, sweet pickle relish. A lot of people need that who can't eat sugar. They're always out of something I'm looking for. It's always crowded and there may be two or three people on registers. They want you to check your own groceries, but that always turns into a problem where you have to find someone to help you. The customers seem angry and pushy, which is not the store's fault but nonetheless it's an unpleasant experience, I think in part because everyone else is going what I am, looking for things that can't be found or aren't there and you can't find help or you're standing in line somewhere. Lines are long and I can rarely find anyone to help in the aisles. They need more personnel who are better trained and if it's a problem, they need to make it a better work environment so their employees aren't so exhausted and irritable.

Disgusting! Your avocados are full of insect larvae. Buying cheap is good but grower should spray…read morefor insects.

This is a darling little shop, and although I didn't end up buying anything from here on my recent…read morevisit, it's absolutely a place I'd return to in a second. I so wanted to have a seat and order a glass of wine and cheese, but of course we'd just eaten and happened to have small children in our entourage. It wasn't the right time! But that didn't stop us from a leisurely browse. Over The Moon is a perfect shop for touristy and boutiquey Telluride. It's a bit cramped inside, but they've made wonderful use of their space. When you first walk in you'll see shelves and shelves of gourmet pantry items (fancy pastas, sauces, snacks, etc.), some cute trinkets and antique pieces, and high-end skin care products. I really loved the zebra striped pasta (squid ink is so cool), and would have bought it had it been gluten-free! The best part of this little shop is the tiny bar they have where you can order wine and beer by the glass, some amazing cheeses, and fine cured meats. YUM. Y'all know I love nothing more than cheese... They had several options on their menu and were very upfront about which cheeses they'd run out of (and of course were willing to substitute what they did have on hand, and let us know what day the missing cheese would be back in stock). There are just a few quaint tables and chairs for enjoying your order, and the staff is extremely warm and inviting. It's a family owned spot and you can tell that the people working here are genuinely invested in what they do, and excited to share their products with you.

A nice addition to the Telluride area. Stop by for a glass of wine and a plate of cheese.read more

In a land where grocery stores are few and far between, it was great finding this one…read more Selection was fine and fairly priced.

High prices on everything, it's like a convenience store…read more Masquerading as a grocery store. Staff are friendly and it did have a fair amount of business.

There is a level of customer service so bad that the person responsible deserves to be fired on the…read morespot. Shandy Hayden is that person. Shandy Hayden personally caused me a lot of trouble, expense, and wasted time. Shandy Hayden screwed over a charity. Shandy Hayden cost this Walmart thousands of dollars of lost business. Correction: tens of thousands, if you include future business. My wife is the food coordinator for a major area charity. She doesn't get paid a penny to do it. She called this Walmart months ahead of a major volunteer event to see if she could order hundreds of prepackaged sandwiches, and how much lead time they needed. She placed the order with the requested lead time, padded by several extra days just to be safe. But shortly before the sandwiches were needed, the order was cancelled without explanation. My wife called and emailed multiple times to find out why, and to try to see if something could be worked out. She got no response of any kind, ever. There is no imaginable excuse good enough to justify what happened. Shandy Hayden yanked the rug out from under us, and if she doesn't deserve to be fired, I don't know who would.

Just moved to Chama, NM and needed to get food items to tie me over until I get the 'lay of the…read moreland' around here. Being a new year, many shelves were bare. Will try again later in January to find the items that I wanted, but were not stocked

Great market in a small town. Their proteins are really good for such a small shop and their…read moreproduce is fresh and well thought out. Dry goods are plentiful and it honestly surprises me that they can fit so many quality ingredients in such a small place. Highly recommend.

Their outdated reviews may mislead one into thinking this is a reasonably priced, friendly little…read moremarket. It IS convenient but prices are double to triple what they are in the rest of the country and the help was just happy to chat with each other. I don't know how real people survive in this town. It's sad you have to be rich to comfortably visit here.