King Soopers

Between where I live and the pharmacy in this KS store there are about nine pharmacies, plus I could have my medications mailed to my home. But this KS pharmacy is the one I go to based on the staff behind the counter. Professional. Friendly. Helpful. I have the highest confidence level in them. I can trust this pharmacy not only for good customer service but a place I can be health educated. I believe the highest recommendation I could give to this KS pharmacy is to recommend it to people I love. Should J., E., or any KS pharmacy staff read this, please pass this review to your upper management and consider the five stars gold.

This used to be the only option for observant Jewish people in Denver to purchase Kosher baked goods and it had the largest Kosher section in town. Once the Creekside location opened I started going there instead.
However since I recently moved to this side of town I have found I am less and less tolerant of the crowds and have started going to this location. Yes it’s looking dated and they don’t always have everything I need, but they have the staples. I can easily park, get in, get what I need and get out and that makes this location A-​OK.

They are no longer 24 hours which has led to the stocking happening during peak hours, making getting down the aisles hard. Shelves are empty. Produce dept is lousy. (Yesterday I found 5 containers of moldy strawberries that had just been placed out.). Staff seems to have changed. Appears rundown and dirty. Parking lot is always trashed. This will only be my in case of emergency grocery store.

I love king soopers but I would rather drive further away then go to this one. It is organized poorly and is a little more run down then some of the others. Most of the produce didn’t look good and they were selling extremely bruised and wrinkly peaches. Also I found an open box of food and took it with me to the cashier to let them know it was open and therefore unsellable. They looked at me like I was crazy.

I want to give a HUGE SHOUTOUT to Doug in produce. I am responsible for D-​mans halftime oranges for today’s lax game and I forgot them at home — 40 min away. Came here got the oranges and was asking Doug if there was a place I could cut them. He took them in the back and cut them for me bagged them up and I am ready to go!!! EXCELLENT AMAZING CUSTKMER SERVICE!!! Thank you!!!

I own Optical Masters located right next to this King Soopers and even though myself and my family have given business to this location for over 20 years, I have never been treated with worst customer service than recently at this pharmacy. The manager is bipolar and refused to fulfill my prescription or give me back my prescription when I asked. I have been generous to my neighbors at the pharmacy and get treated with rudeness and hostility in return. They are slow, incompetent and overall the WORST pharmacy I have ever been to.

I’m glad I no longer frequent this king Soopers anymore. I use to live just a block down from this place. Always got followed by creepy individuals while shopping in the store. Well just as luck had it, I had to stop in Last night which was 2−20−15 my transaction happened at 6:35pm. I was quite rushed for time so I stopped by this location to pick up some flowers. My mind was a little frazzled from the day so I was kind of spacey. When it was time to check out I selected my payment options and opted for cash back at the self checkout line. My total was $ 10.77 and I selected $ 20.00 totaling out to $ 30.77. Well I completely rushed my self and just grabbed my receipt and ran out the store. Spacing the fact that I accidentally left my $ 20.00 sitting there. When I got out to the car I realized that I forgot it. I ran back inside to go check if it was still there it hadn’t even been a minute and it was gone. Well I approached the person overseeing the self check stations and I told him the situation. He has always been really nice every time I’ve shopped there. He called a «manager» over. As she approached, he told her the story and she didn’t even give me eye contact only saying,” Nobody turned any thing in, sorry”. I totally understand that it’s my fault for leaving it there. But this girl wasn’t friendly. The least you could do is give me eye contact when speaking to me. I had to move over into her view to see her because she was standing on the other side of her employee trying to have a conversation. At least I wish they would have offered to take down my information in case someone turned it in. (Which I highly doubt would happen because super sketch people shop there) all in all I wish the «manager» actually stepped into her role to be somewhat understanding. You could tell by her demeanor she really didn’t even care. I didn’t expect for them to just give me my money back. But they should have at least helped ease the situation because they do work in customer service after all. I left feeling like the people in there could care less about the things going on with there customers. And for that I will continue to avoid this location at all cost.

This one smells funny.

I have a hectic work schedule and I’ve learned to live off prearranged deli items, and I actually seem to win when I get the salads from Kings. Well, this Kings soopers has problems. The store seems to be sorta messy, and in dis-​array. The deli didn’t have too many promising items, and the few things I did sample I pretty much spit right back out. The bakery items were almost non-​existence, the deli items were sad to say the least. I finally picked up a salad and what a sorry collection of slop that was. Wilted soggy wet lettuce, hardly any veggies, the entire bottom of the container was soaking wet with water. Don’t bother going to this location. much better just down the street

This is an older King Soops, but I like the folks who work here and the customer base — lots of sage Seniors Good selection, great in store specials, friendly if harried Pharmacy peeps, and plenty of checkouts open — unlike Safeway. What more can a strategic shopper ask for? In and out in 15 minutes flat

Stopped by late at night to get our free Friday download items. Even though it’s not as fancy as other King Sooper’s, we found what we needed right away. The store is clean and well-​stocked. Also like the brand Simple Truth which you can get 3X fuel points.
Used the self-​checkout lane and had no problems at all. Employees were very friendly and helpful, even at this late hour.

Ain’t nothin wrong with the little ghetto King Soopers.
I mean c’mon guys, give this place a break. Poor little thing sits in the southern shadow of the glorious HUGE King Soopers, 2 minutes down the road.
This is the little corporate store (train) that could.
They also have a small but carefully stocked produce section and the store is sparkly clean. Don’t judge the employees for being a little grumpy when you go through the checkout, you wouldn’t want to work at King Soopers either.

Gotta figure out the layout. I prefer King Soopers over Safeway, but each location has a somewhat different layout that can confuse a first timer to the location.
Wasn’t a bad experience by any means, though. It’s a grocery store.

You get the feeling that there is some plan on the horizon that we shoppers are not privy to. Or that maybe this store is where the trainees, screw-​ups and flunkies go to either move on, shape up or ship out (respectively). I can’t ever quite put my finger on it with this store but something is amiss. I usually find what I need if I have to shop here, but it’s most definitely not my first choice King Soopers. It may also just be the general feel of the retail area this store is in. Seems to be transitioning. Here’s to hoping they either improve or throw in the towel.

Oh, the stupids of the world. They try to get me down. Not today.
Here’s what happened. I went with the partner around 9:30 PM on a Saturday. We go for the sale and there were lots of things we like that were on sale. By checkout time, the big cart was nearly full. We look for a cashier and … there’s no cashier. Only self-​checkout. Self checkout would be great if they provided a discount to me for doing their work. Since they don’t, and I prefer jobs over excess profits, I refuse to use self checkout. I asked the clerk that supervises the self-​checkout if she could open a cashier lane and she refused. Lost sale. And lots of wasted time restocking everything we wanted to buy, but that they refused to sell to us.
Like others have said here, go to the other KS at Leetsdale and Cherry. It’s nicer, and they have better service, as well as a liquor store. Not only that, but they will open up a cashier line at night if you ask. I know. I just called the manager there to find out.

It’s ok. They have a decent selection of kosher foods, but the KS around the corner at Leetsdale and Cherry is a lot nicer.

Although this King’s isn’t as fancy as some of the newer stores, it has all of the basics. I’ve lived near this KS for 8+ years and I do a good deal of my grocery shopping here.
I’ve found the staff to be friendly and helpful. They have a fairly robust vegetarian and natural foods section, lots of fresh produce and a large kosher section. We’ve purchased meats and fresh and frozen seafood.
I plan to continue shopping here in the future. Maybe I’ll see you there.

This King Soopers just doesn’t have great produce, meat, or bakery items. I like to cook with fresh ingredients if I can. There are just so many better options in the area for me. I can get cereal, canned vegetables, or boxes or this or that here. Its generally pretty cheap.
But, if you want quality produce, breads, or meats, go elsewhere.
Their floral department could use some help too. I’ve bought fresh flowers here a couple times and the last time I visited, the flower selection and freshness left alot to be desired. I had to just go elsewhere.
At least they have a working Red Box movie vending machine.

I think they get most of their business from the GW kids who come here looking for lunch or an after-​school meal. There is the other King Soopers only a few streets away that is larger but my experience has been much better at this location. It was easier to get some help from some employee hanging around and the layout isn’t as tiring.

I feel sorry for this King Soopers. Ever since the shiny new behemoth moved in a mile down the road, business has been steadily siphoning off. I understand that the produce and bakery items aren’t as fresh because fewer people are there to buy them. This is according to my husband, who is steadfastly loyal to this location.
I also feel guilty because I am one of those many people who have abandoned this store for the glossy one-​stop shopping extravaganza just down the street. I have shopped here maybe two or three times since the new store opened. Even though this location was remodeled only about 5 years or so ago, it now seems old and outdated. But it was a neighborhood store that served me well for a decade and my most recent visit reminded me of that. I saw some of the same employees that have been there for years. The store, as it has always been, is clean, well-​maintained, and well-​organized.
So please, come to this King Soopers for plentiful parking, uncrowded isles, short or nonexistent lines at the registers, friendly and loyal employees, and a large selection.