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  1. Natural Grocers - 200 F Street

    200 F Street, Salida CO 81201

    4.4 Superb 117 reviews

    “Have been a great fan of Natural Grocers for many, many years. We've lived in a few different places, and consistently have loved shopping here due to the availability of amazing vegetables and greens, healthier snacks, consistent organic whole bean coffee options, beverages and frozen game like elk and buffalo. We lived on the road for close to a year and a half and every time we could hone in on a Natural Grocers - that was the go-to! Easy to fill up 5 gallon filtered water tanks if we were going to be camping off grid for some time, always had the best produce of anything available in town and a smaller size store which is perfect for people that maybe find the Safeway experience to be a challenging sometimes amidst the rows and rows of processed foods and so many options it's hard to start to do an efficient trip. This Natural Grocers is particularly awesome - small town good vibes, great selection, efficient check out, super friendly staff and a wide enough selection to stock your kitchen and anything you might need for personal hygiene and bathroom.”

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  2. Walmart Supercenter - 7865 US-50

    7865 US-50, Salida CO 81201

    3.8 Good 250 reviews

    “Just like Sam Walton desired, this friendly host of a Walmart allows folks to get overnight rest in the parking lot. Nice to resupply in such a convenient way and in such a wonderful town.”

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  3. Safeway - 232 G Street

    232 G Street, Salida CO 81201

    3.8 Good 236 reviews

    “The selection is pretty good, and the presentation is pretty good, but the price at Safeway tends to drive one across town. That, and no matter how busy or slow they may be, they never seem to have more than 3 checkstands open at any given time. UPDATE: It's a little faster with self-checkouts installed, but often the line for that is halfway down the frozen food aisle.”

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  5. Walmart Photo Center - 7865 US-50

    7865 US-50, Salida CO 81201

    3.1 Average 9 reviews

    “I can't say I love going to Wal-Mart, or the store in general, but besides covid Era Salida Wal-Mart almost always has my list covered plus a few extra things.The garden center was great yesterday. Plants and herbs looking healthy and affordable. Super nice staff too.”

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  6. Loaf 'N Jug - 448 US-50

    448 US-50, Salida CO 81201

    2.9 Average 61 reviews

    “The only reason that initial review wasnt 5 stars was the card readers at the pump werent working. But that can happen anywhere. Went inside to pay and the employee I spoke too was really super nice. Easy in and out on my travels (even in my 25 ft camper van). Extra points for owner responding to review! Nice!”

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