King Soopers

This store is well organized, clean, and well-​lit — better than the dicey areas in the parking lot outside. It’s got a discount gas station as well. Produce area is kept clean and organized and seems a bit larger than at some other King Soopers. There’s a Starbuck’s nook here as well.
I can’t put a finger on it exactly, but it *seems* better organized than the store at S. Colorado and Yale. I didn’t see any discounted goods area here though that is in the back of the store at the aforementioned location, so… don’t know if this location has one. Anyways, one of the better KS locations in SE Denver.

I am so tired of being treated like a criminal for using coupons by King Soopers. Not just this King Soopers-I’ve had the same experience at the King Soopers on University and Hampden and the King Soopers on Quebec and County Line. Clearly this is an issue with the chain and not just the individual stores. I am not buying 15 of one type of an item and using 15 coupons for that item. I am buying one or two of an item and using 1 coupon per product.
I generally have a pretty positive experience through the rest of this store-​the people in produce, dairy, and the meat department are all great at this King Soopers. Then your cashiers ruin my experience.
In addition King Soopers offers free Friday downloads-​a coupon for a free item. Great loss leader however half the time the product is not in stock.
I have complained directly to King Soopers and via the customer feedback survey. The first time they didn’t even read my email and offered a lame apology for the wrong issue. The second time-«We’ll notify the manager at the store.» Really? Poor service and an even worse apology. I will continue to get my free items but King Soopers will not get another dime of my money until the offer a solution to their issue with coupons, provide me with a sincere plea to keep my business, and get a clue of what business they are in. Hint-​I have other options when I get groceries. Try a little service and respect for your customers. Don’t accept coupons if you hate the people using them.

I have talked to the manager numerous times, the district manager lots of times, and even The regional manager a few times, yet, the customer service desk still has issues.
And the last time I was in and asked for a manager, no manager responded to the page. This is not the first time that this has happened.
I don’t think the manager that runs the store has a clue on how to run a store.
Thank god, I am moving to a new area, and will not have to put up with their poor customer service any more.
And I have no clue what it will take to get David Savages attention and get the customer service in the store back up to what other King Sooper’s stores have.

I come grocery shopping here about twice a week. They’re a pretty typical King Soupers and can’t think of anything I don’t like about it. There is a Starbucks in the store, so I’m sure that’ll please a lot of people. I’m more of an in and out shopper.
The parking lot can get pretty busy since it’s right off Hampden Ave., so keep your eyes open as you turn in.

This store is always a mess, reminds me of a flea market. Unreliable inventory, SO overpriced, lazy lazy lazy employees, dirty, mean deli workers. Ask a deli worker for the meat sliced a certain way? No, you will get it however they feel like preparing it. Last time I went, I asked for a certain turkey and the woman pulled it from various lunch meat bags behind the counter that had already been sliced and even put a different label on it… okay? (I guess I don’t have to get the one I ordered?) I can’t wait for all King Soopers to go out of business so a real grocery store can take its place.

Constantly disappointed with the produce here. Spiders in my grapes, mold on my strawberries and raspberries, browned lettuce… Happy they have some vegan products but the produce sucks every time.

Nice staff, good location, gas station right on site in the corner of the lot.
Bit of an older store, but they are making due and it looks nice.
Staff is nice and helpful, security guard by the front always has a smile and a cheerful demeanor.
Parking lot is a bit dicey: corner of two very busy streets, decaying pavement in some areas, and a bit confusing on how to get out at first.

I love my king soopers. I shop almost daily because I carry it home on the bus, and they all know me. They have great sales from time to time, and sometimes the organic produce section has some great stuff. Most of the time I can get everything I need from there. Its clean, and the staff is friendly. There is a bus stop right near the store, and also a light rail near by.

Since this location is a couple blocks away from me, I’m there too much! Nothing awful about this store but definitely nothing spectacular. My biggest gripe is the parking lot. I drive really slow through it because I’m just waiting for a car to come out of nowhere…

First time going to a King Soopers so I may be out of the loop, but it seemed like this may have been an older store. It reminds me of what the Safeways looked like prior to their remodels 10 – 15 years ago.
Overall the store was clean, produce looked good and the staff was very friendly, but nothing special.

Found items I needed quickly. This store is well stocked, always enough self-​checkout lanes available, lots of sale items, and plenty of parking.

I’m a Yosemite King Soopers shopper but stop into this location at times when I am getting gas at the facility. It’s okay. I don’t think it’s as up-​to-​date or clean as some of the other locations nearby but it’s not bad.

I enjoy this particular King Soopers for the most part. It has a wide variety of items and food that I need. There are two things desperately needed at this store. More kid containing carts with the fun car on the front are needed. A sign informing parents that it is recommended that these carts be used for one or more small children.
I encountered a very rude parent tonight at this store who had four children and was using a regular cart. Two were in the cart. The other two were unsupervised to the side of the cart. Mom wasn’t paying attention. I told the uncontained children ‘excuse me’ three times then Mom stated that one child was only three years old.
They impeded my way but created an unnecessarily dangerous situation for themselves and others. The Mother was not polite at me but yelled at me for saying ‘excuse me.’ It was a lack of manners and non discipline of her children on her part. If the store provided more kid containing carts and insisted on families using them this situation could have been avoided.

Typical grocery store. This location has the low prices and varied selection that I’ve come to expect from King Soopers. I often get gas from this location. I don’t usually shop here, except when I need a few things here and there and I don’t feel like walking through a superstore (such as Walmart). For a while this was the only place near my house that carried my favorite flavor of Celestial Seasonings tea. As an added bonus, it was on sale for a very long time. I’d probably shop here more often if it was closer to my house and offered price match like Walmart does.

Despite having driven by this King Soopers hundreds of time, I have only been inside once or twice. I stopped in the other day to grab some groceries and a coffee while killing time before a movie. The place was quite busy, and it took more than a little effort to weave in and out of folks while traversing the store. As noted by Shea, everything seams rather cramped in this store (aisles, parking lot, you name it). However, the shopping experience was okay. I found what I needed, and I made it through the checkout line relatively quickly. I also needed to go through the customer service window. They were rather slow about opening up a second window despite there being seven customers in line. The staff were friendly.

Just noticed that there was a new King Soopers near one of my favorite pizza place (Patxi’s). The store is big and bright, kinda remind of Wholefoods on Colo. Blvd. The stuff they sell are similar to most King Soopers but with more emphasis on organic products. I also recommend to check out their bread sales rack. Can’t beat half off on Udi’s bread. :D

Best King Soopers in my book. All The Employees i had an encounter with were more than helpful. Even the Security Guard who was patrolling the Lot. They enforce the 3 rule Actively. When the line gets 3 people they open up a new one. Walmart could take a BIG HINT on how that works. Was in and out in no time.

Well I won’t write an extended review of King Soopers because I find it hard to do for a grocery store, but here’s what I really like about this location that keeps me coming back:
–The fuel center, which has lots of pumps and saves you some serious dough!
–The store has always impeccably clean, which is rather awesome.
–It’s laid out in a very easy to navigate way, especially with the directories hanging overhead.
–Self check outs! Love these bad boys.
–Super friendly staff.
You can’t go wrong with this place.

Dear King Soopers at Hampden & Monaco,
I love you and your cheap gas. You constantly provide the best prices for folks living and working in the Tech Center that are willing to venture outside the DTC boundaries to put 85 octane in our beloved mobile cocoons. You also sport a clean shopping experience with friendly service.
However, it pains me to tell you that I… well…also hate you. Your parking lot and store layout are so cramped that it brings out the previously unknown claustrophobic in me. Your produce is hit or miss, and you’re often missing or out of products that other King Soopers in the area always have.
Alas, it’s a new year, and perhaps with that we can love more than hate. In the spirit of the holidays, I’ll round up my 2.5 feelings. To 2012 King Soopers.

Good Karma, King Soopers Style.
Last night I was grooving to the amazing tunes while cruising the aisles of the King Soopers at Hampden & Monaco. This store consistently plays the best mix of rock & pop, especially at night.
I must have been so engaged in the music that I walked out, leaving my $ 40 dollars change in the U-​Scan-​It dispenser. Imagine my surprise when I go out for lunch today, and cannot find said pair of yuppy food stamps!
Anyway, I returned to the store this afternoon, receipt in hand. I asked sheepishly if anyone turned in $ 40 last night. The desk clerk found the head clerk, who recognized me from the evening before, and promptly pulled out two crisp $ 20 bills.
Oh yeah, it’s a nice, clean store, has everything I need, and did I mention they play the best music?