Albertsons

Overall, your average grocery store, nothing particularly spectacular. Pretty large selection and good sales. I’m a fan of not needing the savings card to redeem sales as some places require!

There’s nothing wrong with this place. It’s definitely a melting pot of customers which is reflected in their inventory. They have kid toys, ethnic foods, vintage sodas from my parents’ childhoods, organic produce, grass-​fed beef, fantastic fresh fried chicken, vegan selections, and on and on.
Personally, I love their Tillamook sliced cheese selection (habañero jack much?), and Tillamook yogurts — both of which I haven’t seen carried anywhere else yet. They also have a Starbucks, floral dept, and a pharmacy in the store.
The folks are all super nice and it’s really the only grocery store in the area. The next nearest to this pocket of Denver is the KS on Monaco/​Leetsdale or maybe the KS on Leetsdale/​Dahlia or the Safeway on 14^th/​Kearney or… I think that’s it?
Also, they’re open till midnight. Life-​saver if you need a little Pepto or Haagen-daaz…or Redbox movie.

This was our first time shopping at an Albertsons in Colorado, but we’ve been to one in Jackson Hole so we knew what to expect. They currently have a great sale on meat and poultry (Buy 1, Get 2 Frees? Just take my money.) combined with an additional 10% military discount for July 4^th — We were able to fill our freezer for less than $ 35.
The employees were very attentive and friendly. When one of our packages didn’t have a price label on it, our cashier dashed off to the meat department in the back of the store to remedy the situation.
Based on the other reviews (and I’ve seen this with a lot of grocery store reviews here in Denver), people apparently have a bit too high of expectations when they go to a grocery store. Is it a Wegmans? (The bar by which I compare all grocery stores.) No. But does it have a decent selection at acceptable prices and helpful customer service? Yes.

I would rather not give them any stars. I dont like shopping here, but it is more convenient than other stores. I really dont know why they have the employees wear the shirts with «3 is a crowd». I have stood in some really long lines there. Tonight was one of the worst. I stood in line with more than 5 other people… while employees stood around.

This review is strictly for the Starbucks that is located in this Albertsons. I was here yesterday evening, had a very long day and just wanted a Frapp, figured it would be convenient since this is the only place i grocery shop… I walked in Oscar (from calling in and asking his name) was cleaning blenders… I understood he was busy so I waited. When he was finished with the one he was washing, he turned around, noticed me standing at the counter and put the blender to dry. I thought he would at least acknowledge (maybe a Hi, I’ll be with you in a min etc) that I was waiting to order, instead he picked up another blender and started to wash it!!! Wow, without hesitating I walked out. And will probably never walk back in! I went to the Starbucks across the parking lot and received excellent service however!

I think Wanda C. and I might be the same person. I agree with her review fully.
This Albertsons is… Albertsons! Servicable. Weird. Good. Empty? Well-​stocked.
Is it going to close soon? Is this Albertsons receiving goods from a weird vortex of the Alberstons that used to be? I thought they all went out of business?
At any rate, they’ve got good produce and a tucked away «special cola» area with old-​timey cola drinks. I also get monopoly tickets here but have yet to win anything. Fingers crossed for a Tesla.

We live right across the street from this store. It’s super convenient, the staff really gets to know you and is friendly, helpful. They have great product specials. Starbucks, Redbox there too!

I have been going to various King Soopers stores diligently for a few years now for the bulk of my groceries and been pretty happy. So when we bought a house back in October we naturally started going to the closest King Soopers. The pharmacy was an absolute debacle though and we HAD to transfer our medicine somewhere that they were halfway competent. Enter Albertson’s.
We had actually never been in an Albertson’s before but my husband and me are very glad we’ve tried it. We are starting to like it better than other grocery stores for our staples.
The produce section here is the freshest one locally. Everything always looks amazing and tastes great. We have tried their meat and fish counters with much luck, too.
Most of the groceries in here are comparable or cheaper than other stores like Safeway or King Soopers, and while they carry some more exotic things they don’t carry EVERYTHING we need so on our weekly shop we wind up making at least one other stop, unfortunately.
Staff here is always very polite and kind. Love this place! :)

I live in Stapelton and often go out of my way to go to this grocery store because the King Soopers in Stapelton is absolutely awful. I will make a special trip, but it is also convenient since the gym is right there. Produce is always fresh, product is stocked, and staff is very friendly. Plus you don’t have to have a special card which is nice. The price is what it is.

This is not the grocery store where I shop regularly or with any sort of frequency. It is completely serviceable, but the selection is different than my regular King Soopers. Why do I come here then? It’s on my way home from the gym and due to proximity, sometimes I stop here to pick up an item or two for dinner.
As we eat primarily vegetarian at home, I usually shop produce, dairy and some other items, as needed. This Albertsons is better stocked than some others I’ve gone too. I do like the produce selection, as it appears to be very fresh. It is more spendy that my beloved KS and Sprouts, but I’ve always found Albertsons to be more expensive. I can find some vegetarian products/​foods that we use, and that’s helpful.
Otherwise, it’s a fine store, just not «my» store.

If you place an order online, be sure to call to confirm the morning you need it. I had 30 kids blowing up my phone when someone didn’t check for online orders. 50 pieces takes time to make! Props to the staff for doing what they could to make it right.

There are not many Albertsons around in Denver so it’s nice to see one in the Lowry Town Center. I find this store convenient since it’s in the same plaza as my gym.
Not a bad store but not great either. Average-​sized store with the essentials. The prices are better than a Safeway but higher than King Soopers. One plus is that they have a Starbucks inside the store which makes it convenient to grab a drink during your visit. Overall, it’s not a bad place to do your grocery shopping but if you are looking for the cheapest grocery prices this is not the place.

The location of this Albertson’s is all that matters to me. As far as stores go, I can pretty much get anything they have cheaper elsewhere. I’ve availed myself of the interior Starbucks a few times, but even that is funny considering that my favorite Starbucks is just across the shopping center about 100 yards. I also think this store is painfully understaffed at times. I had to suppress laughter when they told me once «the savings are automatically built in.» Right. Savings. I will continue to come here for the one off item I need or when I cannot find what I need elsewhere, but by no means is this my favorite grocery store in town. I guess I have to, since I’m the Duke. =D

The 2 stars are for the nice lady at the seafood counter and the general friendliness of the staff.
I have found expired food on the shelves in the cold food section, more than 1 month out of date. When I brought this up to one of the employees he informed me that the lady who works that department had been «out of town»… On the same visit in the meat department there were expired steaks on the shelf. Unacceptable!

Albertsons is already known as the worst of the chains in Denver but this one takes the cake. If not for being the only grocery store in the area it would surely be out of business.
Pros — Close proximity to neighborhoods.
Cons — Higher prices than any other store on almost everything.
Less selection than any other store
Total inability to keep the shelves stocked with fresh food/​fruits/​veggies
Longer wait times at checkout than any other store
Total lack of local/​organic foods
Total lack of cleanliness
PLEASE, if anyone at Albertsons is listening, do us all a favor and get your act together or just go out of business so a decent store can move in. You truly run the most pathetic grocery store we have ever set foot in.

There are very few of them still around. I love their butcher block and miss this. But this one is not far from where I work so I pop in at lunch.
The employees are friendly enough but the place doesn’t seem clean to me. It could just be that it has been there forever and it’s just old and worn out. I can’t see that it is visibly dirty.
Each and every time I walk in there is some person standing just outside the doors saying that their car is stranded in the parking lot and could I spare one or two dollars for some gas. I don’t remember seeing a gas station close — probably a mile or so away. So I think their panhandling logic is flawed and I don’t think they will be spending the money on gas. But there is a liquor store in the same parking lot — Imagine that.
This makes for an uncomfortable walking in the store experience.
There is a Starbucks inside the store so good for one-​stop-​shopping. I’ve stopped in here on two occasions and each time the worker behind the Starbucks counter is talking to an Albertson’s employee who is ordering a drink and talking and talking and talking. If they would just spend more time making drinks than talking I would have my damn drink a little faster.
I do really like the plants that they sell here.

Honestly this is just a weird store.
I think we all get used to the stores we like, rendering all other markets less-​than by comparison. But this Albertson’s is legitimately weird. Can’t put my finger on it. I don’t like it.
Their baked goods are egregiously overpriced. Their produce seems fresh, but so is Safeway’s down the street, and the selection at Safeway is way better.
Not to mention Albertson’s check out lanes are rarely staffed. I hate that at ANY grocery store. Look, if I’m coming in to buy your overpriced stuff — the LEAST you can do is have an employee there to take my money instead of making me wait in a long line to check myself out.
I HATE SELF-​CHECK OUT. I always screw it up and plus it’s just LAZY to MAKE paying customers check themselves out when they’d rather hand their hard-​earned money over to a cashier.
Don’t like this place, can you tell?

This Albertson’s has the best produce and seafood in the area. We are having a grand party — and after shopping both Whole Foods and Costco, we found the best quality right in our backyard. Thank You Albertson’s!

Pretty much ditto on what Janeen said. It is convenient — on my way home from work — closest grocery store to me. It is my go to place for those items that I forgot to pick up, also my free Monday rentals at the Redbox (for more info on this message me). They have a decent meat department.

This Albertson’s is in Lowry and is convenient on my way home from work. I love their dollar sales-​that is the main time I will go there. I do not do my main grocery shopping there but do enjoy getting a few items there. Great deals on baked goods… mmm…my weakness! Really, how can you go wrong with a piece of chocolate cake or four cupcakes for a dollar?!
Everything is very fresh and the store is super clean! Plus, I have always only seen smiling and friendly employees everywhere I turn.