171 Yoder Avenue, Avon CO 81620
“What can you say about Wal Mart? South Park seemed to insinuate that Wal Mart sucks the soul out of a town because all small businesses simply cannot compete. In some ways this is true. But as far as Wal Marts go, this one is fantastic. It's a large store with a produce center, so it's basically a one-stop shop for almost anything you could need. After quarantine, they never returned to their normal 24 hour status, which is a shame, especially for us night owls, but that's neither here nor there. Overall, it's a great place to shop.”
171 Yoder Ave, Avon CO 81620
“We needed to get some condiments and other things we didn't want bulk size at Costco and decided to come to this Walmart which was close to our Airbnb. Parking is extremely easy and this Supercenter was very nice actually! Everything was organized, and employees were helpful when we needed to find specific stuff (cream cheese). Plenty of self-check out lanes that made shopping quick and easy!”
171 Yoder Avenue, Avon CO 81620
“A huge shout out to Eddie and his team in the auto shop. We had a flat tire near Vail, brought the car in on the donut to see if the tire was replaceable. Unfortunately it wasn't, but Eddy was kind enough to let us stay in the break room to make several phone calls to find the tire (that we now know is in high demand). Before heading out, and near closing time, him and his team rotated the tires so the spare was on the rear so we'd be safer making the 100 mile trek back to Denver. Thank you, Eddie!!!”
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