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  1. Clark's Market - 16 Kearns Rd

    16 Kearns Rd, Snowmass Village CO 81615

    3.9 Good 125 reviews

    “This is a great market to visit after a long day of skiing. The selections of produce, pasta and sauces make it easy for a large family to create a quick meal. The Snowmass location has pizza available in the deli section. The store in Snowmass is very clean and their employees were very helpful!”

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  2. Clark's Market - 300 Puppy Smith St

    300 Puppy Smith St, Aspen CO 81611

    4 Good 100 reviews

    “Clark's Market in Aspen is one of the two choices of grocery stores that Aspen Colorado has to offer. Clark's has very good hot food every day, the prices are normal but keep in mind it is Aspen Colorado a beautiful resort mountain town so you better expect to pay more. But Clark's Market has good food, customer service and a good location”

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  3. Roxy's Market & Deli - 119 Aspen Airport Business Center E

    119 Aspen Airport Business Center E, Aspen CO 81611

    4 Good 79 reviews

    “This is a beautiful small store right across the Aspen airport, they are friendly and you find anything you need, from chips to the ingredients for your daily meals. I found the Mexican tortillas a variety and freshness I'm looking for.Visit and get the experience to buy at Aspen.”

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  5. City Market - 711 E Cooper Ave

    711 E Cooper Ave, Aspen CO 81611

    3.7 Good 120 reviews

    “This grocery store reminds me of a Safeway, if you know that from CA. It’s small, however, it has a decent selection of all the things, produce, bakery, meats, frozen foods, canned items, personal care, and some vitamins & pharmacy items. There is self check out as well as a service clerk working. The people in the store are friendly and there are certain weekly and monthly deals that you can find here. I’m new to town and heard that this is possibly the lower end of grocery shops in town, however, if you’re looking for a deal or a bit of a lower price, seems like you’ll find it here. If you are looking for something “speciality,” and especially more organic options, you’ll find that elsewhere at the other local stores. The people working here are friendly and helpful, that felt nice walking into.”

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