Grocery Stores in Estes Park, CO

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  1. 900 Moraine Ave, Estes Park CO 80517

    4.4 Superb 211 reviews

    “Country market is a great little grocery store and as a local, I love having an option aside from Safeway. There are hot soups available, other hot foods to grab on the go and a deli that offers custom sandwiches as well. The deli counter can get very crowded and busy, therefore sometimes the employees working it are not the most friendly, but it's worth it!”

  2. 451 E Wonderview Ave, Estes Park CO 80517

    4.1 Good 45 reviews

    “They had everything I needed. I was happy to find everything I needed. I had to ask for help with one of the items I needed but the gentleman helped me get what I needed. When I got everything I needed - I went into a quick "do it yourself" checkout line and I did a very good job with everything I needed. Most of the things I needed fit into my fanny pack. Thank You.”

  3. 1110 Woodstock Dr, Estes Park CO 80517

    3.8 Good 26 reviews

    “I was in a terrible jam, I needed some help, it could have said no easily, instead they found a way. Thank you so much. Nice store, nice staff, nice manager. James”

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  5. 930 Marys Lake Road, Estes Park CO 80517

    3.7 Good 48 reviews

    “We stop here not for gas (I drive an EV) but for the little Deli/market and gift shop inside plus they have charging stations in the parking lot. We stop here often since they have everything we need!”

  6. 451 East Wonderview Avenue, Estes Park CO 80517

    3.4 Good 311 reviews

    “This food marked is rather large and well supplied. There is a nice and good area for fruits and vegetables. The meats, dairy products, bakery and home items are also well represented.”

  7. 451 Stanley Avenue, Estes Park CO 80517

    2.6 Average 101 reviews

    “My wife and i came in to buy earbuds because we left ours in colorado springs and we were in estes park for a vacation because my son was home from japan. We when went to checkout and the young man helping us was very helpful and answered all our questions. My wife asked if dollar general offered a military discount as i am a disabled veteran also. He stated they did not but they should. We left the store and we were talking in our truck. I looked up and saw the young man and i thought i forgot something. He gave me a pair of headphones he had already paid for himself because they were marked paid for with the date. He then gave me a salute and said this is your military discount and thank you for your service. And quickly ran back inside. I was left speechless. Whoever raised this young man gets 5 stars and the manager should give him a raise for going above and beyond. This is outstanding customer service. I hope whoever reads this please personally give him my families thanks and i hope dollar generals thanks as well! That has never happened to me in 30 years since leaving the military. Thank you.”

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