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  1. Ideal Market Boulder - 1275 Alpine Ave.

    1275 Alpine Ave., Boulder CO 80304

    4 Good 201 reviews

    “Ideal Market (aka whole foods) is one of the best lil grocery stores in North Boulder. It has a cozy neighborhood feel, great organic and local products, and the staff is always friendly. I also love that they’re open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., which makes it easy to stop by whenever I need a few things.”

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  2. Las 10 Americas Carniceria - 2887 30th St

    2887 30th St, Boulder CO 80301

    3.5 Good 16 reviews

    “I've always received amazing service. All their products come pre-seasoned and it is honestly one of the ferret places to shop in Boulder. I lived in New Mexico so this is what I would see all the time. I'm able to speak with them in both English and Spanish, and buy products I wouldn't get in other stores.”

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  3. King Soopers - 995 S Hover St

    995 S Hover St, Longmont CO 80501

    3.1 Average 243 reviews

    “The employees here are always nice, but the customer base is awful. I usually don’t post reviews but I saw an older man yelling at one of the up front managers I think her name is Maddie over having to stand in line. She was nicer than I would have been to that dust bag. I come in a lot during my lunch and it can get pretty busy no matter what day it is. It sucks having to wait in line but it’s life. I’ve seen customers yell at employees and be so nasty for just having to wait. Don’t you think if they had people to open more registers they would? Some people don’t want to work in a busy place where entitled people can’t stand waiting in line or decide to take it out on other people. Use some common sense people. Life is too short to be so miserable over groceries. Could be better about stuff being in stock and the digitals though”

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