King Soopers

I live in this neighborhood and always shop here. I don’t usually post reviews, especially not on grocery store chains, but the staff here is so friendly and accommodating that I couldn’t help it. The employees always have smiles and greet me or ask if they can help with anything. And the difference is that they’re genuine. I’ve just never seen this at any other grocery store! It’s much appreciated.

Found store crowded aisles and no one putting stuff away at 9:00am and lady carrying dog not service dog. People would not move cart. Too tight

Don’t go to this pharmacy. Seems like every time I’ve gone there I’ve had some less than satisfactory serivice, from having to wait longer than should have been necessary to the prescription not being ready when promised. Now I know why — the manager.
The other day I was picking up 2 refils and a medication I had never been on before. I expressed surprise at the cost of my prescription (my MD had told me she selected the particular drug because it was affordable) to the guy taking care of me. Mary, apparently the manager, overheard the discussion and launched into an angry rant about how doctors don’t know the prices, drugs aren’t cheap just because they’re generic, KS’s prices are competive and could not be reduced (no one asked her to reduce the price — I had just expressed surprise and was trying to figure out what to do). Then, loud enough for anyone in the vicinity to hear, she said, «There are a lot cheaper drugs for [my condition] such as…» loudly violating my privacy. And for no useful reason, as neither she nor I could change my prescription without contacting the MD.
This woman is not qualified to do this job. Please, please, please get a new manager!

Everything is perfect here except some of the staff! When you go there after 9pm they treat you like a potential thief! And keep staring at you to make sure that you scan all items before putting them in the bag! And they don’t have hagen daaz dolce de lecce :(

This place is ok. King Soopers regularly beats prices at other super markets. Store brands are very thrifty and so far seem as good as name brands. This particular store is medium sized and hence limits selection. For a better selection I suggest the one at 1355 Krameria St (close to Colfax and Monaco).

This is my neighborhood King Soopers. When we first moved over here, I was bummed about the size and the need for updating. Neither is important, I’ve learned, because it is the service that matters. I’m in here, sometimes with my three year old and sometimes alone, at least once a week but I have to say that every single employee I’ve ever come across is ALWAYS nice, helpful and seemingly happy to work there. The checkers especially… I usually get one of the same four people and they are great. They interact with my son, they are accurate, friendly and genuine.
There are huge KS down Colorado blvd north and south from here but I prefer this one. It is great. The manager should be proud of the level of service his people provide to the public. Thank you for making such a mundane task more pleasant!

This place is terrible. First things first, the parking lot is a deathtrap. I’d feel safer in the back of a Mercedes Benz with Dodi Fayed. The store seems more expensive than other King Soopers, too, which is balls considering how poor the selection is. I went in to buy three items: soy sauce, meatballs, and petroleum jelly. The soy sauce was, somehow, located in the pasta aisle, while the meatballs (only one choice of brand) were in an obscure «specialty meats» freezer located somewhere in the same warehouse that keeps the Ark of the Covenant. The only thing that was easy to find was the petroleum jelly, so hooray, I got to wander around the store looking for my other items with a giant tub of Vaseline in my hand. I considered stuffing it in my pocket, but figured that the only thing worse than being known as a chronic masturbator is being known as a chronic masturbator AND thief. Oh, and there was a gorgeous young woman prowling the aisles as I was asking an employee where I could find the meatballs. She gave me this look that said, «Okay, I know what he’s doing with the Vaseline, but I don’t even want to imagine what he’s going to do with the meatballs». Thanks to this King Soopers’ awful layout, I’m probably becoming a meme on instagram.

This review is written by a Michigander who visited Denver for the first time.
Jacob and I stopped in here to grab a couple quick drinks to accompany our Great Harvest Bread sandwiches we ordered next door. I felt like I was inside a Kroger, judging by the layout and the signage. I asked the cashier if this was a Kroger and she said it’s a sister company.
I was able to enter my Kroger Card phone number and we got a sweet discount on our drinks.
The employees were friendly during our short visit and for out-​of-​towners, this review is really just to say you can use your Kroger card here for extra savings.

We stopped in here a while back just because it was convenient. This K.S. is just like all the others, except they are hurting a bit more for space. The location just dictates that things are not as open and wide as normal. The ceilings are fairly low comparatively. The parking is sparse. The quality of food is about as you’d expect. The staff seems worn down, and generally helpful, but not happy about life.
Its not our main grocery store, nor will it ever become the main store. It is what it is: a crammed grocery store with not very good parking and sullen employees. FUN!

I have really been having trouble choosing a local grocery store. I personally hate them all and would much prefer gathering items from smaller, family groceries. I try my best to do that but in my neighborhood and Denver in general it’s difficult. I think Denver needs more of these versus all the Safeway’s and King Soopers, please! Out of the close by groceries I have grown partial to this one. It’s smaller and pretty much always seems to have what I need. Some close by groceries are huge but never have what I need, it just doesn’t seem right. I think there are good deals at King Soopers too compared to other stores.
As other reviews point out this store can become quite crowded and parking can be a pain, so don’t go during peak times. It’s not a problem when I go, and even if I do go on a Friday at 5 I can deal with it.
I think this is going to be my regular grocery store from now on. Lord knows I’ve tried them all and leave disappointed almost every time. This is the only one I’ve left not angry and with everything I need for dinner that night.

Haven’t I reviewed this place yet? I’d swear I had… fine, I’ll do it again.
The store is fairly clean, but a lot of mud and dirt gets tracked in from people coming in from the parking lot. And that faintly dingy air continues through the rest of the store — admittedly, it is an aged location (I can’t find an exact built-​in date on the Web), the anchor of the Belcaro Center shopping plaza, and comes complete with an often-​crowded parking lot. The staff here will help you when prodded, but it’s hit-​and-​miss per department (I’ve gotten 3 different results from 3 different areas). Good selection of items here; it’s not anywhere close to as massive as the one on Leetsdale and Cherry, a few miles away, but people weren’t building mega-​sized groceries then, either. There are a number of satellite stores nearby, like Great Harvest Bread Co, Mike’s Camera, a Chase Bank, Urban Mattress, and Rubio’s, among others. One thing that stands out about this location to me is the managesr of various departments seem to put out a lot of deli/​pre-​prepared food items on half-​price sale, and they’re as tasty as can be, from breakfast burritos with ham or chorizo, to trays of pot roast/​mashed potatoes/​wavy-​cut carrot slices. NOM! Non-​attached people like me love that kinda convenience.

A little small for a grocery store but they will have almost everything you need. Parking can suck sometimes but that true with all grocery stores in Denver. The deli is very nice and the workers are friendly

Small and dingy, they have staples but not a very good variety of different options. Also, the carts lock so you can’t get your groceries to your car. Not the best King Soopers, go down the street to 2750 Colorado.

Probably my least favorite Kings in town. This location is small and cramped. They do tend to have fresh produce and the pharmacy has been good to me with shorter wait times than anywhere else. Other than those two items I only go here if it happens to be convenient. The parking lot is a total nighmare — it’s much too narrow and the spaces are too close together. Unless you live in this area, I see no reason to frequent this location when there are bigger, better, more modern versions of Kings within reasonable driving distances.

I love this King Soopers, the employees are friendly and help you find your items because im always bad at navigating a Grocery Store. I bought the Chicken meal today it was fresh. The Mashed potatoes were good. They got me in and out quickly. This King Soopers always have enough Cashiers working. Even the security guard is friendly.

This Kings drives me ba-​na-​nas. I can never find anything in it and the parking lost is horrible. I can’t even count the number of times I’ve almost been hit in this lot, and will never stop complaining about how hard it is to get in and out of. I always steer clear of this location. Always.

I moved out of this neighborhood five years ago but still shop here for basics – which means the full shopping unless I just can’t get an item. I even have other stores closer. I will also drive across Glendale to go here after work rather than go someplace else if I can.
This is why: I like the employees here and they treat me like a real human being. They are as loyal to loyal customers as they can be given the corporate reality they work in, and I feel loyal to them. The KS at Monoco has more product but most of their employees have a serious attitude problem.
I do not like mega stores of any kind and the trade off is that the shelves can’t hold everything for everybody. I get frustrated when Krogers’ discontinues a brand I like, but hey, this is family. We are in it together.
Try to avoid it during that one hour before dinner as the aisles are crowded and collision prone with people rushing in and out.

I work close to this store so it’s convenient, but this place gets packed, not to mention how small the store is. And yes the selection can be quite limited.
Friendly staff like Lynn the deli manager and Karen the floral manager make this store not just good but great ! I’ve seen both of them drop everything to offer the best service to the customer.

I’m one of those people who only buys enough groceries to last a few days. I’ve tried stocking up, but everything always ends up going bad.
Luckily, this King Soopers is right on my way home from work.
Unfortunately, it has the most miserable parking lot of any King Soopers. The quarters are tight and if you go during rush hour, you will likely spend 1 – 2 minutes waiting for someone to pull in or pull out of the lot.
I’m a fan of the Soop. I have no idea why. I experimented for a while with Safeway because it was a block or two away from a former apartment, but it just never felt right.
I probably like this particular King Soopers because, while it’s very small, it still has everything I need for a quick dash into a grocery store. Also, the produce is located directly in front of the door, so I can go straight there without having to pass any temptation isles. Also, with the exception of the U-​Scan (one of the greatest inventions of the 20^th century, in my opinion), this place doesn’t really look like it’s changed too much over the course of its life. Which I like.
The staff at this King Soopers is very nice and very helpful and they almost always have rolls of quarters, which is awesome since I normally just get an extra $ 10 out every week in quarters to do laundry. Speaking of giving out quarters, I always have to go to the island in the middle of the checkout stands to get the quarters and there is always someone there!
So, minus the nightmare parking, this KS is swell in my book.

We have been patronizing this particular King Soopers for over 22 years as it is only 1.2 miles from our house.
This is the smallest store (#21) in the chain so don’t expect a great selection.
The people who work here are great and it is one of the main reasons we remain loyal.
I wish I could say that I like Kroger, but I don’t. I despise Kroger and wish they had never acquired the King.