King Soopers

Big produce department — but 3 stars for parking. If you’re a female stay away at night– the parking area is dark–

This King Soopers is, well, it’s just the worst (I always picture Stewie from Family Guy saying this). As some previous reviewers have stated, they have a handful of really good employees, but most clearly do as little as possible to earn a paycheck. They are always out of sale items. And even finding normal items, such as hot sauce, is a huge ordeal. I asked the store Manager to help me find Franks Red Hot one day and he had no idea where it was located. This is the store Manager.
I live within a ½ mile of this King Soopers, so I find myself going here a lot for last minute items. But if I am planning a huge shopping trip, I avoid this Kind Soopers because I know they will be out of at least one of the sale items I’m looking for. Maybe it will get a makeover with the new Walmart moving in. We’ll see.

They do have a few wonderful employees here. But that’s all this store has. I generally shop here, but they seem to think it’s acceptable for a bimbo to carry around a rat dog that looks like it had hair falling out in a baby carrier on the front of her. This was no service dog, and as such had no right to be in there. This was a nasty looking dog, and I will no longer by my family’s food from that store. Management needs to stop these people and ask them to leave. I will go to the clean store that is on 64^th and Ward from now on.

The parking lot here always scares me a little and the store could use some updating, but I frequent this store because of its convenient location. The staff are always friendly and I can find whatever I need. I prefer the King Soopers on 38^th and Sheridan, though.

I walk in and NO ICE CREME!!! All I wanted was a pint of Ben and Kerry’s cinnamon buns ice creame and NOT ONLY was the Ben and jerrys wiped out… THEY ALL WERE?! How is that even possible!!!

The parking lot is a nightmare. Then you get inside, and there’s a traffic jam just inside the door to get carts /​bump into people leaving /​gridlock. Don’t take a left just after the customer service desk, because every single time, there will be carts confusingly bumping into eachother. Ok if you can handle the cart traffic, they have a nice fruit and veggie selection. Their meat section is weird looking here, so I get that elsewhere. It IS nice that the dairy is on the other side of the store from the veggies. At my old supermarket, I would get my veggies and dairy in the same spot, then finish shopping a half hour later, check out, drive home, and wonder how long your milk has been unrefrigerated… So that’s nice. They also seem to have good brand selection for most items. But then I check out and hit that gridlock again, get annoyed, almost get run over in the parking lot, almost get in 3 car accidents, and finally leave. This is probably a 3 star establishment, but it’s convenient and the pharmacy tech is cute.

Employees here in all departments are slow, rude, and inventing a new phrase anti-​helpful. Every single time there is anything that requires interaction with an employee here expect it to waste anywhere from fifteen minutes to a half hour of your time.
Was here shopping with my girlfriend, bought some 2 liters of soda on sale, the register didn’t properly ring it in, someone runs to check the price, comes back, gets another employee to go check, comes back, plays with register for a while, sends the original employee back again, moves us to another register to try to ring it through again even though at this point we don’t even care about the soda anymore and want to be free from this horrible joke. (Lost time = 23 minutes)
Came in to have prescription filled, was told it was going to be about 15 minutes because it was simple, shopped a little and came back after 20 minutes, it wasn’t done — at this point there were no customers and the pharmacist in back was chatting with other people, he called over the counter it would be done in 15 minutes past the counter person. We shrugged and shopped some more, came back 15 minutes later, still no customers waiting, and prescription still not done, when the counter girl went back to talk to him, he loudly stated «Crap! I forgot again! I will do that now.» she told us to wait and it took him 1 minute to fill the prescription. (Lost time = most likely 35 minutes, Lost sanity = plenty)
Apart from this there has been times I have shopped here and the whole meat department was filled with green rotting meat that filled the whole store with its stench, good news it was marked down as a manager’s special though.
Stockers will blockade entire isles and blast music through their phones and other devices oblivious to customers attempting to shop, so plan on enjoying a cacophonic mixture of dubstep, Staind, along with some hiphop crashing into the store’s own music as you parkour through their unfriendly obstacle course if you ever make the mistake of shopping here when their crews are working.
There are other grocery stores to go to, and I go to them unless for some reason I am in dire need to punish myself, then I shop here.

Renovation needed at this aging chain grocer.
I typically get my groceries at King Soopers, and this was my closest option at my new home.
Unfortunately, this store is disappointing. The aisles are crammed into the building in a strange manner. Unlike other King Soopers stores, the refrigerated cases here are often placed in odd locations with huge gaps between them. Also, the parking lot is a pain to get into and out of and the entrance to the store is always crowded.
For some reason, this particular store seems to attract a lot of «strange» people. This is the store for you if you enjoy families of obese people walking around in filthy sweat pants, groups of elderly women debating vegetables in the middle of aisles, and the occasional man meandering through the checkout line having an imaginary and incoherent conversation.
Otherwise, drive a few minutes to one of the better stores.

I am cool with this King Soopers. Was here after our dinner @ Texas Roadhouse, a couple miles away. I need to get some stuffs, and since this was the nearest King Soopers which is still opened, I ask Hubs to go here instead. Time was about 22:10hrs.
YES, I do agree with our beloved fellow Unilocalers about the layout of this King Soopers. Its a little different from what I am used to. Location is convenient. This King Soopers have what I need that evening. Shopping here was a breeze coz perhaps at the timing we were there.
King Soopers Store # 22
9731 W. 58^th Ave
Arvada, CO 80 002
Tel: (303) 421‑0871
From the receipt I received stated our Cashier’s name is Tom C.
Do not mind to return to this King Soopers when needed at this part of neighborhood.
@71/2012

The parking lot is HORRIBLE. There are no parking spots hardly at all, and there are very few, distant, buggy cart stations. The inside of the store is dated and super crowded.

Its in a easily accessible location. Has a Gas Station. The Layout is a little different from other King Soopers maybe because this one is a little older. And the employees are eager to help you if you have an issue during Self Checkout.

I’ve been coming to this KS for a while since it’s convenient. They have a good selection and good prices for most things, which is nice. As other reviews have mentioned, the layout is different than other KS stores I have been in.
I bought a book for a gift at another KS in Denver and needed to return it when I found out the person already had it. When I attempted to return it with a receipt about 2 weeks later, the clerk told me she had to get permission from her manager. It took her almost 15 minutes to come back with the manager. The manager asked me a several questions in a very nasty tone, basically accusing me of reading the book and trying to return it for credit. After going back and forth with him for several minutes, I gave up and left with the book.
If you buy a book here, be sure it’s something you really want because it won’t be easy to return it. They don’t have a policy printed anywhere that says there is a time limit on returning books or any nonfood item. There are much better KS stores around and I’ll be spending my money there.

This king soopers is close by and has a gas station so you can get your discount. We shop here for the big days although I much prefer the Safeway for it’s quiet solitude. The pharmacy at this King Soopers SUCKS. 3 months in a row they basically lost my prescription and all records of it even though my doctor faxed and called. Use the Safeway pharmacy or somewhere else. Price wise and produce wise they beat the other stores in the neighborhood. They have damn good soup too. I like to go here late at night to get a glimpse of Alta Vistas creatures of the night.

This is my new hometown King Soopers… so…I suppose I like it.

Pretty darned good produce selection. The store is laid out strangely. Things aren’t where they should be, which is maddening. And it’s always crowded. Decent prices. The aisles are small, and people are constantly bumping into each other. When I’m not in the mood for the crowd (which is most of the time), I go to the nearby Safeway. Safeway doesn’t have as big of a selection, but at least it saves my sanity. But I usually end up having to come back here, anyway, because Safeway doesn’t have it. The parking lot is always crowded, too.
I guarantee you will have to wait in the checkout line for at least 10 or 15 minutes.