King Soopers

This King Soopers is bomb. 4 stars for being the best Kings I’ve ever been in.
This location is decently large (although not crazy big like the 120^th one — I get lost in that one). They have a large selection of normal grocery items, produce, desserts and baked goods, and even household items.
The organic and fresh produce at this Kings is unbeatable. They have a great selection of organic veggies all the time and they are very affordable. I often find veggies here that I couldn’t find at Alfalfas, Vitamin Cottage, or Sprouts. The options for organic veggies definitely dwarfs the options for organic fruits.
This location also has a great selection of natural food items including frozen foods, non-​dairy items, and fake meats. They also have a good Asian and Latin food section for this size of store. I also like that they conveniently group natural items together and note them with the green banners.
The store gets crazy busy on weekends so I suggest avoiding them if you can. The aisles aren’t crazy wide so you will run into people. Also, the self checkout is often very full so be prepared.

This is my go-​to King Soopers location.
I always find what I need here. Their products are well stocked and easily located. Staff are friendly and can help you if you’re lost or confused.
Sometimes I wish their bakery had a better bread selection, but I usually buy bread elsewhere anyway.
They also have a fuel station (located across Plaza Drive, to the east).
I’m always able to get in-​and-​out quickly (although I tend to avoid coming on the weekends). Self checkout makes the process seamless!

Pharmacist Kerrie and Julie stuck with me through a very bewildering series of phone calls to my doc’s office. Each time the office said it had already called the pharmacy but there was no evidence of that having happened that Kerri or Julie could find. I believe I called the pharmacy to see if the scrip was ready five times. Kerrie and Julie remained patient and professional. They continued to call the doc’s office along with me for the necessary physician authorization. That’s a lot of tenacity and time to devote to one customer. Very impressive.

On Friday we had a five star experience at this king soopers. If you do take the time to read my reviews then you know I have not had good experiences at all king soopers stores. This one has exceptionally excellent customer service and that makes all the difference in the world! More later.

Usually, I like this king soopers but the last couple of months I’m not so sure about the Deli. I recently went there in the evening and got deli organic turkey and my child and I were sick for three days. We went back to tell the manager and he blew it off saying that was not the reason we got sick. I think the managers name was Justin.

Worst pharmacy in the Boulder County Area. EVERY SINGLE time I bring a prescription (controlled substance) they call the doctor’s office to «verify», wasting the customer valuable time. If they «flagged» a customer for whatever capricious reason they might have, they will make you wait more than a day to dispense the prescription. Avoid them at ALL COSTS!!!
If I could give them 0 stars, I would.
Pharmacist does not talk to customers. Sends the technician instead.

This is my favorite grocery store. I’ve been coming here for years.
They have a great selection and lots of fresh fruits and veggies.
There is even a starbucks inside!
What I like best, however, is their fuel program. Every 100 dollars you spend you get .10cents off each gallon of gas. Every so often they have deals where if you buy a gift card you get 3x the fuel points. They definitely add up, last time I fueled up I saved $ 1 off each gallon! That was from just buying gift cards for holiday gifts.
Everyone that works here is also super nice and helpful.

I have grocery stores that are closer to home, but I still go to this King Soopers. Good prices and selection. The remodeling project took forever but overall the store is clean, well stocked, and I’m finally learning where things are again. My only two issues with this store: Never enough checkout lanes open, and courtesy clerks do not know how to bag groceries. I have spoken with the head clerk about the bagging twice. I would almost rather bag my own groceries than have one bag that is over stuffed and two bags with one or two light items apiece. How hard can it be?

I think the name is dated and silly, but the prices and selection make it worthwhile. I can find Enjoy Life products here, and the little containers of Nestle Dibs, which are awesome tiny balls of ice cream that are dipped in crunchy chocolate. (Soo good, I wish they had the big container!) The veggies have been fresh and the employees friendly. I’ve been pulled out of a line several times by an employee and taken to a previously closed register to be checked out. I’ve only had to get in an argument with a self-​check out register once.
I shop in the one in Lafayette and the one in Louisville, and go crazy because they have totally different layouts and I end up wandering about lost. This problem is aggravated by my cell phone, which totally spazzes out while I’m in the Lafayette store. I get a signal everywhere else but in the bowels of this store, which makes my phone start playing an annoying little series of beeps every minute or two. Awkward, and I eventually have to turn it off just to shut it up. No one else seems to have this problem.
So if you’re shopping here and keep hearing a soft ‘tweedle eee deet” come and say hi to me!

They have done a lot to take this old grocery store into Yuppy town. It was always a nice home-​town place to get your groceries. I always appreciated it because they have many of the ‘hippy’ brands I like from Whole Foods, at half the price. Recently they have remodeled and reorganized things. That went a long way to making the atmosphere more pleasant, but that wasn’t necessary. I liked them before the remodel and will continue to shop with them.

good variety, clean store, prices are a bit on the higher side or moderate for most produce.

I was recommended King Soopers since I mentioned to my doctor how much I disliked Albertson’s. She asked if I had been to King Soopers and told me it was a must.
The produce was great, the prices were reasonable and with a King Sooper card I saved $ 14. Overall really liked this grocery store! :)

This used to the only grocery store I would go to when I lived in Louisville. I have moved cities, but I still can not help stopping by and buying my groceries from here.
They recently remodeled and the improved look of the place only makes it more difficult for me to go shop at another grocery store :)
I would steal the phrase from Manisha P. (sorry Manisha) and say «OH My, the cheese Bar!» The better, bigger cheese bar with some artisan cheeses — Yumm!
The chekouts are one of the fastest in all of the King Soopers stores, there is more local produce and the place just has a sunny disposition to it!

The remodel is almost done and boy, do I love this store even more! I love the new roomier layout. And the cheese bar! Oh my, the cheese bar! Expensive but all manner of cheeses!
I’ve always appreciated that King Soopers has a lot of local produce but now they have expanded their organic produce section. Local vs. organic is always a tough battle for me and I do admit that price plays a large role. But I love the selection at the store and that it feels so much more ‘open.‘
Oh and coffee at the Starbucks inside the store will earn you points towards gas at the King Soopers gas station across the street.

Just for the record, this isn’t in Lafayette, it’s actually in Louisville.
This is one of the first grocery stores I have memories of as a child. I still fondly remember the movie rental place they had, that rented only VHS– AND! rented N64 games for $ 1 per five days. While waiting for some prescription to be filled on some sick day, that’s always where I’d kill my time.
Fast forward 20 years in the future, and it still has that same charm for me. Once, I even snuck one of those amazing cherry-​chip cookies they give «kids» for free. Although I have now started shopping exclusively at Sprouts, I just enjoy being in this store– it has a certain smell and feel. Throughout the years my family has gone to it, it’s maintained consistency in pricing, product value and variety. Now that so many grocery stores have gas stations, it would be nice if this one did too, but oh well, it keeps it real I guess.
My real reason for knocking it up to five stars, though, is because I just sprained my ankle, and after calling around to various drug stores and grocery stores with pharmacies, we learned that this King Soopers, and presumably others, rent crutches essentially for free. You pay a $ 30 deposit, take your crutches, and assuming you actually bring them back, you get your deposit back in full. They didn’t even give us a time frame to stick to. That alone makes me want to keep shopping here.