Grocery Stores in Telluride, CO

“As I approached the entrance I was greeted by a reflection on the sliding doors of a winded, half awake, man who was clearly not of these parts. I entered the store skeptically when I felt the gust of wind on my face, and my glazed eyes adjusted to the florescent overheads to see diagonal checkout lanes at my 10 and an abundance of fresh produce to my 1. I aimlessly roamed the aisles and pontificated on my purpose for entering in the first place, and it wasn’t until I found the rotisserie chicken shelf that I found a buried treasure tucked between the corndogs. I reached in, felt the heat on my suntanned hand, and grasped the last green chili pork burrito. The burrito was heavy, hot to the touch and was neatly wrapped in tin paper, the cashier was friendly and I could sense that my choice was approved by the staff and even the other customers. The burrito was simply heavenly, filling, and fairly priced. If you’ve made it this far you likely realize why I’ve given this market a 5/5 rating, and I hope that this note implores you to seek the treasures that are to be found at this store.”

“Great place, lovely artisan crafts and foods. Very local and the lovely ladies in there were very friendly. Only thing is that understandably for a small town it was a very small shop and there wasn’t much range. Overall charming!”

“They have the largest selection in Telluride and their hot bar is super reasonably priced for a quick lunch, but the best part of shopping here is the staff. Everyone is friendly, and there’s a woman named Corianne who is always so sweet and helpful, she knows where everything is and is happy to help you find stuff, she makes me laugh and makes shopping here feel like you’re a neighborhood celebrity. Wouldn’t usually say this about a grocery store, but the vibes are excellent!”

“We were visiting from out of town and stopped in to grab some essentials that we needed, including skincare and snacks. We easily found what we needed and were on our way.

Prices were reasonable for a small mountain town.”