Grocery Stores near Glade Park, CO

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  1. 16498 D S Rd #631, Glade Park CO 81523

    4.5 Superb 52 reviews

    “Went a little early but they were open an hour early at 11:00 and didn't have much cash on hand for change for a 20 Other than that service was excellent”

  2. 630 24 Rd, Grand Junction CO 81505

    3.5 Good 153 reviews

    “What can I say—it’s a grocery store. Prices are high, but that’s no surprise these days. The store is fairly clean, shelves are stocked, and the clerks are friendly and helpful. Nothing extraordinary, but it gets the job done.”

  3. 2424 Highway 6 and 50, Suite C, Grand Junction CO 81505

    3.9 Good 39 reviews

    “We needed emergency baby clothes, they have a HUGE selection, and had a specific sleep item that helped us get through the night, staff was friendly and the grocery section was well stocked.”

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  5. 630 24 Rd, Grand Junction CO 81505

    1.5 Poor 68 reviews

    “To the two ladies working April 1, 2025 at 7:50pm, thank you!!!! My wife was feeling really crummy and went to urgent care right after work. They didn't see her until 7pm and sent the script to the 12th St City Market instead of 24 Rd. I went to pick up the prescription at 24 Rd believing that is where they sent the prescription. The two ladies called the other City Market 10 minutes before closing and filled my wife's prescription so she could feel better through the night. I really appreciate you!!! Didn't catch your names but hope City Market knows they have some awesome employees in the pharmacy. I appreciate you!”

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