King Soopers

This Soopers is the Soopers to rule them all!
Open 24 hours so I can do my shopping at 9pm when no one is there.
An awesomely amazing natural section that has basically stopped me from needed to go to Whole Foods more than once a month.
Tons of vegan options (Vega protein! Daiya! Gardein! Simple Truth Organic!).
Lots of organic options from cereal, to beans, to produce.
A Gas station that is in the same parking lot so I can used my fuel points right away.
Seriously, finding this Soops was game changing. I went from going to 2 – 3 groceries a week (I’m a high maintenance eater, apparently) to just coming here with Trader Joe’s squeezed in once in a while.

This is my go to store, but I will stop going if the customer service doesn’t improve. I have been nearly run over twice by employees while trying to find products in different aisles. No «can I help you find something «let alone an excuse me. Last straw was while I was waiting at the customer service counter for almost 15 minutes with no employee there, no sign saying they would return, no line across the Que. indicating they were closed or unavailable. I wanted to buy Stock Show tickets. One employee made eye contact with me, walked right past me without saying anything. Best part was the manager staring at me (and me staring back at her) for a good five minutes. No acknowledgment of me waiting at all. She went into the office located right next to the customer service desk and did not come out. I am still waiting, hoping, I can MAYBE get stock show tickets, as advertised all over the local networks that I could get at King Soopers… Nope! No one came out of the office in which I just saw the manager go into! Eventually the very nice man that was working at the self check out station informed me that the customer service desk was closed due to «short staffing». Really? Your manager is sitting in her office. I just saw her go in there. My request would have taken three seconds. No one offered to call said manager or offer me another alternative. I think this location has become complacent because it sells liquor. So sad, I hope something changes soon, cause I’m really over it.

Had been going to the King Sooper on 9^th & Corona and Safeway on 20^th & Park for years — didn’t know what I was missing! This store is luxurious in comparison. Great cheese selections — and a nice variety of fresh fruits and veggies. Decent meat options. And I love that they have a gas station where I can cash in my points for 10 cents off per gallon!

Not a bad store in general but DO NOT buy Christmas tree from this store! Just got it home & it was INFESTED with spiders! I’m not talking a few here or there, I mean my floor was covered in spiders in a matter of minutes! With all the trees & plants they have surrounding the entrance of the store it makes me wonder how they could possibly keep all these spiders from entering their store.

Ok so I want to love this king soopers because it is right Down the street and it’s one of the only ones in the area that sells alcohol. Coming from California I am a big fan of buying your booze while you shop for groceries. I am not sure if people in California even go to liquor stores (or at least myself) because grocery stores have the best deals. Anyways I digress, love being able to buy alcohol and that it is like the king soopers super store, that being said the produce sucks! It really is awful. I bought some spinach and arugula on Friday night 10.30 that said it would be good until 11.08 and when I went to make a sandwich with it the morning of 11.02 it was bad and had that awful fish smell of spoiled greens. Yuck. What a way to start the week off. It literally could not even last 3 days. Unfortunately this wasn’t just a one time thing. Any time I buy any produce here it spoils way to quickly. Such a waste of money. I refuse to buy any produce here because it all sucks.

The upside:
*A very decent variety of foods, some which are hard to find at other places
*Self check-​out options (this is a blessing for some, and the devil for others, as things tend to go wrong on the computers)
*A full, reasonably priced liquor store attached, so you can check our your food and liquor/​wine/​beer whatever at the same time if you wish
*Mostly friendly staff
*Has character. You’ll see what I mean when you go.
*Has a deli, a Starbucks, and bakery
*Hand sanitizing towelettes upon entering for your shopping cart, your baby, your face… whatever else if you’re into that sort of thing
*The people at the deli/​cheese counter are remarkably nice and accomodating
The downsides:
*Always packed, doesn’t matter when you go.
*The employees are nice, but there are almost never any people there to bag your groceries. It’s not a huge deal, but it seems like a bagger will bag one persons groceries, and then just wander off. Not like they’re going on break or anything, they just wander off, this happens almost every time I’m there. I don’t where they’re going, but it’s not like they’re going for a smoke or something. Sometimes they’ll just go to a different lane, an equally if not less busy lane. I don’t fully understand this.
* If the cashier bags, they always use plastic without offering a paper option. If you want to use paper/​your own reusable bags, this must be stated immediately, and 90% of the time you’ll be bagging everything yourself. Not a huge deal at all, but I used to cashier and never expected customers to bag their own ish.
*Old @ss squeaky shopping carts.
*LOTS of folks still use checks (and take their time writing them) and use tons of coupons here. Not just that, they also take their time arguing about prices and coupons.
Bottom line, I still love this place, it’s sort of quirky and has long lines, just bring some patience with you and you’ll be good.

I come here all the time but be prepared to wait a majority of the time, especially on the weekend’s. Angie is the best she is super fast and my order’s are always right on. Judy helped me today and she was very wonderful and very efficient. I will always be a loyal customer to this King Soopers and I love that they have the gas rewards but be careful what shell you go to.

This is not my go-​to store for my regular shopping (I like Safeway), but I come here for some things my regular store doesn’t carry, as well as hitting up the liquor section when I want to do a one-​stop shopping. I like that this store has a nice produce and cheese section, as well as the fact that their deli carries Boars Head meats (like most/​all Kroger-​owned stores).
I mainly shop in the morning during the week and this store is always crowded and the parking lot nearly full, but the parking lot is huge. The store is kept clean and well-​stocked, but for some reason Kroger stores don’t do it for me; there’s just some element to the shopping experience that I don’t like (can’t pinpoint exactly what it is). What I can pinpoint is the frequently awful experience at the checkout counter. Every once in a while I’ll have a pleasant checker and a bagger who can bag things without mangling everything, but mostly not. Some of the checkers I’ve encountered are distracted or surly, and you’d think the baggers get ZERO training (do not put raw meat in a bag with produce or anything else but raw meat!). Maybe I’m just too anal about this, but I’ve had issues with baggers at almost every Kroger store (and King Soopers and Ralphs) I’ve ever been to. After I’ve spent $ 200 or more, I’d like to get home with my groceries intact (I’d also like all the cold stuff bagged together so I can pop it all in the fridge first, but I know I’m asking for way too much with this one). It’s like Kroger just doesn’t care about the last step in the shopping process. They get all the stuff in the store for you to buy, but don’t carry though to the checkout point. That’s probably why I limit my shopping here to odds and ends in between my regular shopping elsewhere.

This location is better known as The King Soopers that Sells Alcohol (the only one in Colorado to do so, pursuant to some nonsensical state law). It’s nearly always busy with a crowded parking lot, even at 10 at night, but it’s also one of the newest, nicest, and largest in the area. Oh, and did I mention they have basically any variety of alcohol in any amount you could ever want? Yep. This one’s a keeper.

Good location, lots of parking, decent prices.
Some of their prices are higher than other local options, but the overall variety of everything is a good reason to come in.
Still weirds me out they have a liquor store, but not in a bad way.

I live a couple blocks down the street and this King Soopers is extremely convenient. This place is always packed though! They have stuff on sale quite frequently, which is awesome, and I come here so often it helps out with my gas points. Double bonus! But a downside is that there is ALWAYS a long line for the gas, no matter the time of day. And the areas for cart parking are always filled too. I swear they don’t bring the carts in until the end of the day. For the most part this store is fairly clean, but I’ve come across some nasty bathrooms from time to time. And of course the self-​checkout is always packed too with people who have carts full of stuff. They really should limit the amount of items people are allowed to bring into the self-​checkout lanes. And the «attendants» are always so busy chit-​chatting that when my checkout lane says «attendant has been notified to assist you» I have to call them to actually get their attention. On the plus side, this grocery store also has a liquor store attached in the back. Granted, there’s an actual liquor store the next block over, but this one is nice because I can earn points there too. This isn’t a bad store, but it could be better.

A quality grocery store. A wide variety of items and for the most part pretty damn good produce, all at a pretty affordable price. My favorite part of the establishment is their connected liquor store that has all the usual party favorites and more. Coolest feature they have is build your own six packs so you can mix and match multiple beer styles!
Unfortunately, I am writing this review on a day where by off chance I had a animal go missing and because of that, I wanted to post something on the bulletin board to notify people if they found him. To my surprise they don’t have one and it really surprised me. Rather than complain about it I am going to suggest you add one immediately as a place for community members to communicate. Not to compare but Whole foods did have one; it is definitely a reflection of the companies values.
Other than this one small detail, great establishment all around!

Normally I wouldn’t post a review on King Soopers (Kroger in disguise), but this particular location is the shit. Clean, veges and fruits are generally abundant and in good shape, and it has the best liquor store in town. Yes, I said liquor store. Their beer selection doesn’t go all out, but for a grocery store… it’s damn good. Roll tide

Whenever we’re in this part of town, this is our go-​to King Soopers, for the simple convenience of being able to buy both our groceries and alcohol in one stop. They have a pretty decent selection of craft beer and whiskey, and we’ve found their prices competitive to other liquor stores in the area. We’ve even been able to find some harder to find craft beers that area liquor stores either don’t carry or quickly sell out of.

I shop here a ton. I buy groceries. I buy beers and liquor. I spend a ton of money here and never have been treated so poorly ANYWHERE until today.
I went in the liquor store looking for a particular beer that was just released. I did not see it so I asked a gentleman named Paul who said he thought he saw a box for it in the back and it just recently came in. He went in the back and grabbed me two bottles of it and said the limit on those were two. I asked «is there any way to get 3. I have been looking for it at about 7 stores and they don’t even have it yet» and he was nice and said yes, it made my day!
When I get up to the register the «customer service» (using that term very loosely) rep Rafiq grabbed the bottles and simply said «NO. you can not get 3 of these» I was like «oh, Paul in the back just said I could and he grabbed them for me» Rafiq said «no these have a limit of one per customer.» Feeling a bit thrown off I stated why would a sales man in the back tell me two but then eased up to 3 when this guy is telling me its a strict limit of one?
Then the truth comes out, Rafiq has some customer/​friends that want some of that limited release beer so if I buy 3 his friends have to buy less. They probably throw him a bone for it. He says they keep that beer (and who knows how many others) in the back so «regular» customer like myself can’t even buy it! This is one SHADY way to run a business. I asked to speak to a manager when he says he is the manager… even tho his name tag says «head clerk» which I stated and he swore that «head clerk» was the same as «store manager»…some how.
I have spent +/​-​$ 200 here on beer alone in the last month (we know craft beer addiction is expensive). I have NEVER heard such a terrible way to treat a customer, telling them that they are just a regular customer and his VIPs need to get their hands on stuff so I can’t.
Shouldn’t it be first come first serve.
Shouldn’t it be OUT ON THE SHELVES and not hidden in the back warehouse so only your friends can buy it.
I know other stores have limits but they also put the item on shelves so «regular» customers can still buy up to that limit, even if that limit is one.
I have a feeling the actual store manager doesn’t know this type of business is taking place.
Will I still shop here. Sure, which is why I didn’t leave a 1 star. But this leaves a BADDDDD taste in my mouth.

I am in here almost every day. I do love the grocery store and this one leaves nothing out. I can get booze, rent movies, Starbucks lattes, taste wine, chat with staff and just grocery shop.
My only complaint are the patrons (which is probably the case at most grocery stores) who have no clue that there are others shopping around them! This place gets crazy on the weekends and I try to avoid it. Having 100 people oblivious and in your way does not help with their cart in the middle of the aisle.
Friday and Saturdays they have tastings in the liquor store.

This is one of the best King Soopers in town. They have a salad bar, cheese bar, fresh deli, liquor store, and even a starbucks! I recently started going to this store because i had issues with a few employees at there location up the street.
When i came in today the only problem i had was the deli staff they were not orgonized and require that you take a number when you arrive. Even when there not busy. Im sure the lady was just having a bad day. The checkout clerk was very friendly.
Overall i definetly will be back and i will give the deli clerk another chance. I really like the fact that it is a one stop shop here.

When I first got to Denver, this is one of the first grocery stores I went to. I spent about 2 hours wandering around it looking for the food. When I saw the pasta section, I literally did two laps up and down every aisle looking for the other pasta section. I guess this is because I am spoiled and at the Pittsford Wegmans which is the greatest grocery store on earth, there are at least 5 different spots where you can find pasta. If you want Pastina, you’re going to have to ask someone on the East Coast to mail it to you. Pluses of this store: they do have Pecorino Romano which is my favorite grating cheese. Other things you can buy at King Soopers are frozen pizza and ice cream. They are lacking in peanut butter accented varieties though.
The gas station here is a nightmare and I will probably let my car run out of gas before I go back there. There are huge lines and no one can figure out how to get their car in our out of spots. I had to move my car so the lady in front of me could drive away from the pump and I was nowhere near her to begin with. The gas station line also spills out into the regular parking lot and no one knows what to do.
They don’t have skin on pork butts or a good bean selection. The produce is overpriced and sketch.
I don’t have a good feeling about any of the fresh food items, like it feels like I’m eating a bowl of cancer probably.

This store is always super clean and you never have a problem with finding someone to assist you if need be.
There’s also a liquor store inside that sells just about everything you could ever imagine. From beer, to $ 800 bottles of champagne.
The liquor store is cheaper than most places around, and you can use your King Sooper card in there too!

Things I didn’t know about King Soopers… The deli counter closes at 10. In hind sight that makes perfect sense. A friend and I were starving after studying late Sunday night and limited options for food at that hour. We went to King Soopers and started drooling looking at some of the pasta salads they had at the deli counter.
Christian hooked us up and served us even though it was just after 10. The employees there are very helpful and I have to say it was pretty convenient that we could also pick up a 6 pack of beer while we were there.