“So I wrote a Review of Anna and Lana's down the street. People get confused, how can TWO Euro Markets be THAT close? Well, my theory is that they coexist becuase they sell different regions. European Market of Northglenn sells a lot more Middle European goods, so think Poland, Lithuania, Czech Republic, etc., while Anna's is selling more Russian and Ukranian goods. Both are good to shop at for different things. Some stuff I get here: 1: Kabanos! It's meat, in stick form, for snacking, in many flavors! Hard to beat! 2: Alcohol. Anna's doesn't really sell alcohol, so you have to come here if you want a Euro Market. They have European imported Vodka, Wine, and Beer. 3: Fermented pepper paste 4: Sodas 5: At least 30 types of paprika, lol (it's all good though!)”
“clean and convenient store with a good selection of South Asian groceries, fresh produce, and snacks. Friendly staff and reasonable prices make it a great local grocery spot.”
“I went into this store for the first time. Omg - I felt like I had gone back in time. Friendly clerks, clean store, not too crowded for a Saturday afternoon. The good was amazing. The fruits and vegetables looked and smelled delicious. This is my new go-to store for my grocery items. Thank you. 😊”
“So as part of my series on Denver's innumerable Ethnic Markets, I am writing this one after many visits over the past few years. I have to give a solid rating to this market, as the prices are fair for what is being solid, which is legitimate eastern European, Russian, and Ukranian goods, all of it very high quality. That being said, my review is as an American raised in Denver. My exposure to the products of that part of the world comes from these stores and what I've been able to learn. As such, I will write with that in mind. If you have no idea what products to even buy in here, here are some that are now part of my rotating pantry of necessities. Ukrainian Sunflower Oil. Yes, Ukraine is at war, and yes, they are still one of the largest exporters in the world of Sunflower Oil. High in Omega 3 and 6, the refined version makes for a good, neutral cooking oil. The unrefined makes for something...earthier. Anyway, they sell liter bottles of it for like 5 dollars on sale. What a deal! Kvass--Malt beverage, basically liquid rye bread that's fermented. Try it and see if you're into it. Russian Sodas: I LOVE the barberry version from Polska brand. It's tangy but not violently overpowering like American Sodas. Vegeta Seasoning. Good for seasoning chicken, rice, etc. Also good for making dragonball Z jokes. Russian Candy: Fun to try different ones. They sell in bulk. Recommend one called Bird's Milk, it's good (look it up). Tea: Extremely high quality looseleaf and bagged varieties. Canned meats!”
“i have good experience its around tow years i do shopping this store, good prices, nice behavior with customers. i really like it fresh product. and also we can find halal foods, meat.”
“I accidentally stopped by this little store one day and discovered their tacos in the back, I go here very often now since. They have the best tacos in town, very delicious and fresh! Will keep coming back with my family!”
“I absolutely love this place!! Everything from the atmosphere to the people who work there,they are very friendly and the store is always clean. Keep up the GREAT WORK!!!”
“I love the fact that it's not such a big store but they carry pretty much everything that the big Walmarts carry other than clothing accessories like that The only problem was I had to wait a long time to get help to get my laundry soap and other items that were locked up but other than that it was very clean and quiet”
“I'm new to the Northern Colorado area, used to live in The Springs. I live in Brighton and I missed this gem, Thornton, CO. Its an amazing town! I will be coming back, especially to shop at Save A Lot. It's exact what I was looking for and is perfect for a single person or families. They have a good selecting of staples. And a fresh meats and fish deli in the back. I will be making the drive each week to shop here!”
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