Lao Market has been around before I moved to Colorado and I've lived in the area for 20+ years. The…read moreemployees and owners are always friendly, helps you find whatever you need, they have really well stocked shelves and great produce. The pricing sometimes can be a little steeper than big chain but it's expected with a small local mom and pops. I've found some great product here in a pinch and the herbs/spices are well stocked too. Definitely so happy they are in the area, gone through a remodel with their entrance years ago and looks great!

Dope lol Asian market near 36 and federal. I was there specifically for snacks, but from what I saw…read moreof their produce it looked fresh. Their snacks offered a surprisingly decent amount of options...it is a small market in comparison to the H Mart not too far away. Their service was quick and easy. The ambiance- it's a small Asian market, they always have a lot of non-colonial produce and snacks. Do your shopping, be respectful, and try anything that looks interesting! This one was pretty easy to navigate.

Long story short, we ended up with the wrong dog food off a delivery app. No big deal, but I needed…read moreit exchanged. I brought the situation to Peggy in customer service. I could tell that she knew the scenario would be a pain to process, but said to get the other food and come back. On my walk to the dog food isle, I prepared for a little more questioning from Peggy upon my return. But nope, even after not know what card was used to buy the food, she just popped open the drawer and handed me the $3 difference. You should be proud to have someone able to use some discretion, common sense and kindness behind that desk. Thanks Peggy.

This, King Soopers is a little bit larger than the one that I am used to shopping at, but I decided…read moreto go give it a try and check it out and I was not disappointed. I was amazed at how big their alcohol wine cold beer selection was stopped in at the service desk to ask if you questions both ladies behind the counter were wonderful and eager to help and answer questions, it's just very chill King Soopers everybody was doing their shopping to get their stuff headed on out it's really very well-maintained and clean. The fresh produce area looks so beautiful flower department of course is right there and just smells so wonderful so if you ever get an opportunity to stop in this one I'll go ahead and stop on in.

A colorful Mexican themed grocery shop close 15 minutes from Federal Blvd!! Just take Pecos St…read moreexit, turn left at the lights and Lowe's Mercado sits on the right hand side. Simply look for a colorful, bright yellow store with rainbow letters reading MERCADO! Upon working at the Samuel Building next door, I was always curious about the Lowe's Mercado shopping experience. The regional supermarket chain, is based primarily in West Texas and South Texas and throughout New Mexico!! Not many locations to shop at. In fact, this particular location the only one in this area. The company also operates stores in my state Colorado, Arizona and Kansas. The company's home office is in Littlefield, Texas. The selection has always been great! Some items commonly found in Latino households are sold here. They've got daily made "bolillos, queso fresco, flan, piñatas, sugar cane!" etc etc. I notice they carry lots of the Peruvian products that take almost half of an aisle: ají amarillo, maracuyá, inka cola, tarí, etc etc. Everyone is warm and friendly. They've added self-checkout registers these days due to the Pandemic, which is helpful! Store was well stocked with a lot of variety. Only regret is that I have driven past the store a million times and today was my first visit.

I love having more than just Safeway and king Soopers to choose from. A lot of my produce comes…read morefrom these guys .. I mean 1.79 for a five pound bag of potato's - that's pretty dang good priced, thanks guys !

This King Sooper's is okay. While its not on the level of a Von's on the west coast, a Publix in…read moreFlorida, or most grocery stores in Texas, its just right. The store itself looks a bit meh, as if its designers put the building together while hungover. Just older in theme, and uninspiring. Slightly disappointed in the executive management's decision to cut the deli hours where you can order fresh sandwiches at 5:00 PM. Talk about WTF! You'll have to purchase pre-made items, which were probably made at 4AM and sitting in the cooler all day getting soggy and stale. No bueno, management team. Other than that, everything else in the store is fairly adequate. This is in Arvada on the so-so end of town.

Robin in the Deli was being very disrespectful when it came to me picking up my easter's family…read morechicken meal , she skipped me in the line and had a very disrespectful attitude and tone with me. Thank you

Great little small business owned by a great little family. The family that runs this place started…read moretheir business in 2006 and have been an active part of the community since. They even just opened a liquor store next door!! Definitely worth a stop by.

K all deshice la I get a lot going to my job now I can do that the same thing you want to me and…read moreyou have a question to do what I do to you get it to

I love this little place when I need to go get Asian groceries. It basically has a lot of what I…read moreneed from rice to noodles to vegetables to condiments and etc. I really hope this place stays open for a very long time. I come here when I don't feel like going to Hmart or Pacific Ocean. I definitely encourage all non-Asians to explore Asian grocery stores. You will find a lot of different vegetables, meats, and condiments that will heighten the meals you cook at home to another new level. Exploring different foods will make your palate more spontaneous and flavorful. Don't worry about feeling weird going there. Weird is good;)

This is a truly great market that specializes in THAI foods as well as other Asian foods. Very…read morefriendly staff.

Good people with an east coast feel. I've had the Italian sausage, bbq, gyro and Rueben sandwiches…read moreand they've all been tasty. Check this place out, support small family businesses and DO NOT forget the baklava, it's so delicious it should be illegal

A very nondescript spot, definitely hole in the wall…read more I had a gyro over a bed of lettuce and spinach, they were very willing to make a crazy request happen. All fairly priced items and sweet, welcoming staff. If you are ever up this way, worth a stop!

Love the products selection and the sandwich is good too. I'll stop by when on that side of townread more

Overdue for another review a decade later. Valentes still has a special place in my heart. Stopped…read moreby for my favorite snack with the spicy sausage canoli/roll. I think this is the son of Mr. Valente now who runs the shop. He was so nice to work with and always make the best recommendations. Came by to pick up some homemade sausage, frozen tortellini, and mascarpone. You could get a combo now with a soda of your choice and some chips. I love that they have craft Colorado sodas as selection made with real cane sugar. The deli is clean and always feels well stocked for all the essentials. They have amazing selection of various types of cheesecake, I didn't even notice they had cookies before but ended up getting a couple cookies for dessert to pair with my homecooked sausage and peppers pasta. Make sure you get your punch card if you're getting the canolis, the sausage canolis have a special place in my heart.

convenience & prices; well stocked; almost always in stock sale items; check out quick/convenientread more

Produce I liked the…read moreproduce section. Lots of fresh fruits and vegetables!! Good selection of drinks up front. Even better at the customer service section.

I enjoy shopping for groceries and life's sustenances at a locally owned store more than anything…read more When I was driving on 38th westbound to get somewhere this AM, this store didn't escape my notice (the exterior decals on the glass window was so visible as I drove past by it.) Since I wasn't in a hurry, I made a quick turn to a side street to park my car and went to investigate. And I LOVED it. This store is in operation since 1984. People who live in this neighborhood must love it; lucky them! I have to admit though; certain things are bit pricey but what's great about this place is the fact that they do generous sales on items throughout the store. For instance, a jar of Dalmatia Quince Spread (pear flavor) was originally $6 with some change but it was on sale at the price of $3.99! I had recently run out of a fig spread so I immediately grabbed this one. There is a cafe where they can make craft coffee beverages. Not only that, there is a pizzeria, sushi section, soap/beauty section, vitamins, alcohol section etc. Although the store is not massive, it's a good size where they pretty much carry most of the daily needs (although I'm not sure about toilet paper/paper towels and stuff like that; I didn't need any of those so I simply didn't look for it.) I saw some people sitting in the cafe studying with their books and computers. There were also families with small children eating their late morning meals. It's simply a great place for any occasion was the observation I gathered. My cashier (Sean) was very pleasant to me. I forgot to bring my reusable grocery bag so he asked me if I needed a bag to which I said yes. He didn't charge me for the bag when I looked around the receipt. Thank you! I hope I'll have reasons or business up in the neighborhood soon so I can make a stop again.

Stopped by to do groceries. They had a lot of interesting food vendors inside from coffee to pizza…read moreto sushi. As far as their selection of groceries I'd say it leans closer to a Whole Foods but also like a Safeway. Super cool grocery store that I've never seen in my home state of FL!