Grocery Stores in Laramie, WY

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  1. 112 S 2nd St, Laramie WY 82070

    4.8 Superb 118 reviews

    “I'm very satisfied with this healthy and products that are sold in this store and the people that work here are amazing and awesome thanks again and have a blessed day thanks”

  2. 3112 Grand Ave Ridley's, Laramie WY 82070

    4 Good 160 reviews

    “More convenient than Walmart or Safeway. Not as many items in stock/available as other stores, but if you don’t need specific things it’s fine. Prices seem higher than other places as well. Employees are friendly and helpful. Parking lot is dangerous- lots of people driving, no stop signs, and people walking all over.”

  3. 3112 Grand Ave, Laramie WY 82070

    4.2 Good 17 reviews

    “This is the best pharmacy I have ever been to. Rajiv is extremely nice and a seems like an awesome person. You really have a gem in him working for you because he is amazing. My prescriptions are always filled super fast. I am glad this is my pharmacy now. I was worried moving from Texas because it can be a hassle finding a great pharmacy like this one. They also have good quality medications consistently unlike some other pharmacies which is cool. Thanks so much!”

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  5. 554 North 3rd Street, Laramie WY 82072

    3.2 Average 27 reviews

    “Granted I am an employee here. I save a ton of money every time I shop. I understand people who are negative about the store. I can say this...if we are out of something we can give a reign check that is good for 90 days. If the line has more than 3 people then yes we should be intercoming "3's a crowd for more help". If there is something wrong with the deli, the bathroom or anything you can always call and ask for Matt or Martha to have them look into it. I may be part time and somewhat new but stop by and say hello. I'm a cashier and I will do what I can to help.”

  6. 2158 Snowy Range Road, Laramie WY 82070

    3.6 Good 54 reviews

    “I go here often because its close to my house. I enjoy the lower than gas station prices, I am able to get a Monster Energy drink for $2.80, but don't so much enjoy the slightly higher than Walmart prices, $2.00 for a half loaf of Sarah Lee bread. Employees are friendly enough for retail workers, especially due to the fact that another coworker must check their bag before they finish their shift(gotta keep those prices low, I guess). The store is usually clean, and ive never visited the restroom so I can't comment on it. I can find what I need pretty quickly now that I'm more familiar with the store but it wasn't so easy to start with. This review could have been 5 stars, if not for the mandatory bag checks, I could be blowing that out of proportion but ill stand by it.”

  7. 554 N 3rd St, Laramie WY 82072

    3.2 Average 37 reviews

    “Been frequenting this Safeway while living in Laramie for a few weeks. Staff is always great and store is always well kept. For being a smaller store they seem to have all the things I am after. Starbucks employees are also great and found myself coming here almost daily for some caffeine. Way easier than the other Starbucks location and less crowded.”

  8. 554 North 3rd Street, Laramie WY 82072

    3.5 Good 168 reviews

    “I am posting a review about Safeway’s floral department. Earlier this week I ordered an arrangement of flowers for my daughter-in-law through DoorDash. She did not receive the arrangement that I had ordered. I contacted Safeway, and they were so helpful. They made up a new arrangement for he and made it available for pick up. I was so grateful. Upon reflection, I realize that this probably wasn’t their issue, but DoorDash’ issue. So it makes it even more impressive that Safeway went above and beyond. Thank you, Safeway’s floral department.”

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