City Market

This store has a great selection, and is much larger than it looks from outside. There were good deals and bad deals, but we got everything we really needed. Produce section had lots of options. And the check-out scanner wasn't the best, but there was a friendly human to help us get everything sorted. We would return.

There are lots of goods for the snack bag. Enjoyed finding new items to try. Clean, well stocked, friendly staff and great prices on everything you need for your adventure. I used my Kroger rewards card to get extra savings.

They've got almost anything you'd want, but not for the best prices. Tip: you can become a customer online, or get a customer card at the cashier - it will save you lots of money. All offers you see in store are for cardholders only.

Love that this grocery store stays open late. We found it clean and well stocked. Also surprised at how nice of a floral dept they have. We found some bargains in The meat dept. for a win. While shopping we heard visitors speaking in numerous languages. People from around the world visiting Moab and National Parks here. (Us included!)

I'm pleasantly surprised at how big this grocery store is! We rolled in from outta town and stocked up with everything we needed. The deli and meat department were especially great! The checkout clerk had a lot of flare.

One of the very few markets in the area. They carried just about everything for a super market. Prices were reasonable if you signed up for their membership. The employees, however, were not so friendly. We interacted with 4 staff, and only 1 was nice enough to acknowledge us. The other 3 need training in customer service because they're either overworked or don't want to work.

Great customer service. If you're visiting Moab, this is the most affordable stop for groceries and just about any other home items like diapers, sunscreen, trash bags, etc. Be sure to use their digital coupon card. (You don't need to sign up for anything.)

Prices aren’t bad, store is clean and well organized. It was super busy on a Sunday afternoon and the line for the one open checkout was 7-8 people deep. Definitely need more registers open rather than relying on the slow system at self checkout.

Go to spot when hiking in Utah and driving through Moab. Because camping food lack fresh salad, I love getting discounted salad here. A lot of discounted ones available! I also love cut fruit package including strawberries and kiwi and pineapples.

Busy store - it'sa Kroger so use your card. Discount fuel out front! Very clea. And nice staff.

I stopped by while visiting Moab. The store has a good selection. Customer service is great and store was very clean.

Visiting in town. First market here and the workers are so nice and d friendly. Clean market. Prices are cheaper than California lol score!!

Convenient and well-stocked grocery in Moab. An easy stop to pick up essentials for your home or your visit to the area. Pleasant staff and prices seem to be average or slightly above.

Stopped here to pick up some essentials while we were visiting Moab Utah for the weekend. Basically a Kroger. Same selection of items that Kroger has. Roughly the same price is maybe a little bit more expensive because it's in a resort town. You can use your Kroger card to get discount prices on items that are on sale. A little tight but that's because they don't have a lot of space to work with in the store.

We were here over spring break and were pleasantly surprised by how neat, well stocked, and organized this grocery store is. Moab being so rural, we didn't expect much. But City Market has its own gas station, and the supermarket part is huge, complete with hot prepared food area. We stocked up here for our breakfast and lunch for hiking the next day.

City market has a wide variety of products and prices are average. The store could use a good cleaning and decluttering. The staff was pleasant and friendly.

Bought all the food I needed for camping in national monuments to the south. Store is packed with other shoppers, so know what you want, buy and leave is always my plan! Got gas at gas station too!

There are two markets in Moab basically across the street from each other. One is cleaner and has higher quality produce, the other is cheaper and scuzzy. So, what do you want? Cleanliness and a markup, or floors sticky with spills from the Reagan administration because that's the trade for lower prices? Different people have different priorities. We visited each market once during our time in Moab. If there had been a third trip, it would not have been a return here.

We asked a different shop owner in town which to shop and we're told want to be in and out fast, go to The other market (that starts with a "V") and otherwise the stuff and prices are about the same. We went to V--age Mkt and we were in and out fast. And glad of it! The two employees we asked questions were just not nice. Plus prices were high and selection is limited. We shopped again and went to City Market. First thing an employee asked if he could help me find something. Wow! That was nice. We got to talking and he said they are usually very busy with lines up the aisles sometimes but they move fairly fast. We were shopping about 9pm and it was quite empty:) We found such good stuff and saved $22 on out $45 worth of groceries! (4 raspberry pints for $5. Large avocado $1. 1/2 gal milk $1. T-bone for $10.99/lb and it was delicious. A large head of butter lettuce $1.25). So, yeah. There's a difference in attitude, selection, price and I'd go to City anyway (and try to go late:)

Overall this was a great shopping experience in Moab. The store is big enough to have just about everything. Great produce, bakery and fresh meat section. Many affordable and not so affordable options (whole foods, cleaner alternatives). Can't knock the place for the customers. Moab being a more tourist focused area you get a wide array of people coming through on their vacay to pick up food. From young to old, slow moving and practically frantically running. If you don't let the other people bother you by their judging eyes, you should have a great shopping experience!

When I travel, I'm more of a grocery store eater than a restaurant type. There are many exceptions, but this trip was a holiday weekend getaway and we were doing a lot of hiking, so we just wanted to have portable food or easy meals. We rolled up to City Market, where I have purchased many a meal in Moab, and were looking for food we could prep the next day on Sunday. This town closes down many restaurants in winter and especially on Sundays; we don't like to eat out on Sundays anyways, so it seemed like a great stop. Well, we hit the jackpot. They have a very attractive hot deli case with loads of sides and fried chicken and the like, and we were able to snag a bunch of items on clearance as they were trying to get out of there for the night and everything went on mega sale. The green beans we got are going to be the thing of legend. It was a massive carton for the incredible price of.... drum roll please.... fifteen cents! Initially we just went for Sunday food, but when we spied the clearance stuff we grabbed the beans, mac n' cheese, and an 8-piece fried chicken meal. All told, we got yogurt, fruit, salad, carnitas, and the aforementioned deli case items--that's five meals--for around $20. Now, this is not typical. But also, don't sleep on the Moab City Market when you're in town. Yes, there are some great restaurants (our breakfast burritos on Monday were pretty legit) and I've had very swanky meals in this town, too. But when it comes to value and stuff you want to take on the trail, they've got a full grocery store that will get you through.

Friendly staff (except for the deli counter). Place is always busy. Bakery items sell out fast. Most other goods seem to get restocked in a timely manner (except the beer cooler and that could be due to other supply issues and not staffing). It really is the other game in town; the other two places are limited for options and the prices are a bit more at the other spots. Kroger rewards card works (King Sooper too).

We did most of our own cooking while staying at an Airbnb in Moab. Do you want cilantro? No way jose. Fresh garlic? not on your life Giuseppe. only 2 types of sausages to choose from? You bet! But, like most restaurants and businesses in moab, it got the job done, by scraping by doing the minimum.

They have everything you need, including a gourmet cheese selection, at prices you would pay at home. The deli staff was super friendly and they let me sample a few of their prepared salads and made great recommendations. The homemade chicken salad is the bomb!

I was very mixed on my experience at this grocery store during my recent trip to Moab. Pros: Good selection of items (for instance selling soda flavors I can rarely find in NH and also having the gold monster energy drink which I can't find most places). Cons: Self Checkout: The self checkout was very complicated for it often would take a bit to accept cards however most of the cashiers working the self checkout would be helpful. Paper Bags: While I do appreciate the store caring about the environment, I wish they would choose an alternate to paper bags (such as reusable bags) because these would often rip and become quite heavy. Certain staff members: While most of the staff I encountered were nice and friendly (There is a very nice cashier named Laurie who was at the self checkout last week) there were 2 staff members who did not exactly show great customer service. On august 10 I was at the self checkout and encountered a cashier named Bernadette. Back home the stores we have don't really have a self checkout so I had never used one. While I was scanning stuff I wasn't sure how to do it, instead of teaching me how Bernadette came over and snapped at me for how I was using the self checkout. At the grocery store I work at the cashiers and baggers are very respectful to the customers. So after the scanning thing, I was paying and I accidentally froze the card reader. Bernadette came over again and was like "Dammit you broke the machine." and sounded really annoyed. After the whole card reader incident, my sister was bagging my groceries for me and Bernadette ran up to her and was like "Stop playing with the bags!" Last I checked she was just helping me bag the groceries, not doing anything malicious. She really needs to mind her own business. Then a few days later I returned to the self checkout and a cashier by the name of Jen was sitting there complaining about the customers to another worker. She was like, "it makes me so angry when people go to the self checkout without knowing how to use it." I was struggling with the self checkout and I don't know if it was intended at me or just bad timing but I was rubbed the wrong way by her comment. Where I work if I'm going to complain about a customer I'll at least wait until I'm away from other customers and especially the customer in question. Luckily the other worker decided to help me with the self checkout without making any inappropriate comments. Prices: The prices in Utah are not very good tbh. There was tax which I do not see in New Hampshire. Besides all the cons this was an ok store and it's saving grace was it's great selection of items and having mostly good customer service.

Another large grocery in Moab. City Market sold Kroger branch which is akin to Fry's grocery in AZ. A nice organic section, plant based "meats" and the usual grocery items found in most stores. This grocery was super busy. 50% of the people had masks on. I got a yogurt. Parking lot.

Stopped in for groceries this afternoon and found almost everything we needed. Compared to our Publix in FL things were a little pricy. They had everything except wine. Sara looked but no luck. The store was busy and pretty clean. I also fueled the Jeep while here. The service isles were very clean and organized. The window washing fluid and the window scrubber and squeegee were good to go. The price for fuel was comparable with the other places in and around Moab.

It's a Kroger! We are staying next door at the red rock inn so this was super convenient. Went in there for some items we forgot to bring with. It's normal grocery store. Nice it has Starbucks inside. Overall no complains. Convenient and clean.

Everybody we talked to seemed mad. I won't go back. They have a deli, but they don't make sandwiches. delicatessen Definition of deli : a store where ready-to-eat food products (such as cooked meats, sandwiches and prepared salads) are sold : delicatessen You shuffle off to the deli and pick up a pastrami-on-rye and an egg cream.

The customer service could be some of the worst. As an employee of a major supermarket chain in Georgia, I would always help even when on break. At City market, great selection terrible customer service, so just find it yourself

If you've never been, you will find that this is actually a Kroger brand store. They've got tons of Kroger store brand items, so don't forget your discount card! I was surprised that the deli carries my favorite, "Boars Head" branded cold cuts. Only the best!!! Yum Yum. I did order a sub at the sub counter and was disappointed to find that you can't really build your own sub. They have a sandwich board you can choose from and the "fixings" are predetermined for you. I asked if I could make my own and they said, "yeah, well no, but yeah." HUH?!?! Because there was no one behind me, she was kind enough to let me pick what I wanted, but, was certainly not happy about it. Also, they were out of white rolls and only had oat-wheat. UGH..., its 10:30 am, didn't you just open? Things to note about this store. They are open late, 11pm! They sell basic forever stamps at courtesy counter, but no post card stamps. You will also find a Starbuck located inside this store.

With limited grocery stores around Moab and even less open till 11 pm this store became a frequent stop for me during my visit. With a wide selection of items here chances are they have a little bit of everything. Large produce section with a wide variety of fresh items. My favorite department was the deli, I bought boars head pepporini, Swiss cheese and honey roasted turkey... all so good! The deli employee was super nice insisting that I try everything before I bought it to make sure I was happy with my selection. The bakery area however was a little small and limited. I did get a very tasty croissant to make a sandwich with. Love how they have area with plastic silverware, condiments and sauces to accompany a great sandwich. Snacks are super affordable here, $1 for a bag of large chips. I stocked up on food, soda, beer and other needed items. I also purchased stamps here and mailed stuff out. City Market is owned by Kroger so their rewards card will work for savings here too. If in the area this is a must stop!

Place has big sale signs - when you buy an item snd they don't give you the sales price you ask about the sake and they tell you that you need the "card" to get the discount and it's real small in the big sale sign. The worst part, when you ask a staffer they talk down to you as if you are ignorant. Poorly trained staff - no enough staff - not a good store in my opinion - picked over - lots of store brands vs name brands.

I was in Moab for a weekend, and I just needed to grab a few essentials. They were well-stocked, and customer service was great!

Super friendly and helpful staff. Had everything I needed and happened to be across from the hotel I was at which was nice as I don't drive. I needed toiletries after a 4 day paddle trip and was able to get them all there and in travel sizes and standard sizes. I left my phone charger in my night one hotel in Moab so bought a new one and they had them here too which was nice.

I'm sorry but City Market might get the tourists through their stay alright, but it sucks for the locals! I would like to see how all the tourists that left 5 stars would react if this store was in their communities! The shelves are not stocked, the deli never seems to have hot foods available around dinner time, prices are high and so on. What is going on. This store gets worse and worse!

City Food Market is a good grocery store. People are very friendly and helpful. It has a Starbucks!! It also has my favorite ice cream!! Cado ice cream!! Folks it's a good thing our cooler plugs in and you put it on freezer mode!! I filled up my freezer and took it home to Tennessee!! Yup that's right! Cross country folks!! I'll be back for Cado ice cream and more Moab scenery!! Love my Moab with some Cado ice cream. Oooo next time I'm getting a picture of that!!

I've never taken time to review a grocery store but we had such great customer service from who I assume was the deli manager tonight that I wanted to write something real quick. He was Helpful and friendly as was the attendant at the self serve check out. The place is presumably the only grocer in town and they were super busy but they had everything and service was great.

The sign says masks required not only do most of the customers not wear masks but the staff don't even wear masks either! Unmask people walking around coughing on the food unmasked deli man serving food and sniffling as he serves the food to the customers!

I totally agree with this post - I was expecting a small mini mart when a local told us to go to City Market to buy some water. I was pleasantly surprised to find a Safeway-like market in downtown Moab. It was great! I felt right at home, found the water, got some fruit, and they even have a Starbuck's inside and they have a gas station there too!

My rating is 3.5 stars. City Market is owned by Kroger and looks like one. There is a typical assortment of foods and choices. The deli has store-cut meats packaged and ready to go. Employees were friendly and helpful to first time shoppers. CM had a nice $10 cooler which was perfect for picnicking. A gas station is adjacent to the store. A drawback is limited parking. I would shop here again,

Thank goodness this place exists in Moab. After driving thru rural Utah to visit the national parks, Moab seemed like a big city! City Market is owned by Kroger so you can get all your discounts with your Kroger card (or enter your phone number on the keypad if you didn't bring it). We were able to stock up on lunch foods and everything else we needed for the rest of our trip.

Best option in Moab. Check out Ralph's card for weekly discounts. More organic options than other local stores.

This place sucks. We live in SLC but we come down to Moab at least once a month sometimes once or twice a week during spring and summer with our Jeep. This last weekend was the first time we made it down in 2020 and went to pick up some food late at night. Everywhere online said they were open until 12am. Seriously everywhere. We got there around 10:45 and grabbed a handful of things. At 10:59 the two workers told everyone to come up to check out as they were closing so we hurried to the front of the store. 11:02 they were walking up and down the front of the store, everything completely shut off, ignored us when we tried to talk to them, and then locked us inside of the store so we couldn't even leave. We had to bother some poor kid stocking the freezer area to get his manager to let us out of the store. Manager was really annoyed with us and told us he can't get us checked out since things were shut down. We weren't asking for that, we just wanted to leave. We get it, your workers have awful customer service and pull the bare minimum, but you could at least apologize to your customers for the poor service before letting them out. Every time I have seen a last minute check out at any store, they give at least 5-10 minutes for people to walk to the register, then they close down and leave, I certainly have never seen two lazy employees lock customers inside at 11:02 pm.

Stopped in to get a few essentials and a birthday cake for my roommate from college while in town for her birthday on our summer girl's trip. We found what we were looking for easily and chose a cake for her that was small enough for four people to split without having a massive amount of leftovers - the cake was good - and we got milk and water here. It's a small-town grocery store but serves all the essentials and had a friendly staff and a nice flower section.

What a great supermarket for this small town. It had everything for what a a big city would have. The deli meat selection awesome, service was great and even had to go condiments since were putting together a picnic for after our hike the next day. We even got ice cream for our evening in. Prices were reasonable and did not feel gauged for being a tourist.

Great store to buy grocery from while in Moab/ they have freshly baked breads and you can have guacamole- make awesome avocade toasts. Their donuts are pretty delicious. Also checkout the fruit cake - if you are into it.

I'm not sure what the bad reviews are about. These people are probably the same ones giving Charo Loco 5 stars. It's a basic Fred Meyer, Kroger, whatever, and their prices are consistent with those in Oregon, so I wasn't shocked. In fact, I was pleasantly surprised. It was a small store, so the aisles are narrow, but you'll find everything you need here for your longs days in the park, and quiet evenings back in the hotel.

For what it is, it's decently stocked considering to volume of people that flood in all hours of the day. The staff is friendly and worked endlessly to keep the flow of traffic at check out to a dull roar. Still a packed little establishment. But, hey. It's a super touristy area and it's just a small little store. Be prepared for that, set some time aside if you're in the area visiting to know you'll be there a little while, or just stock up before you make it to town in a bigger city on the way. You kinda just get what you get in Moab. I'm obviously not complaining. Just saying it is what it is in a high volume place with one smaller sized grocery store. Prepare in advance if that is something that would bother you.

The Kroger brand cookie dough ice cream has a pleasantly surprisingly large amount of cookie dough.

City Market Food one of only 2 grocery stores in Moab. We went here a lot during our trip. Get a City Market card or ask for discount prices. Cheap gas for your car! Got bread, fruit: apples, watermelon, deli meat freshly sliced, Gatorade (stock up cuz it's HOT in the Desert!) There's a Pharmacy Starbuck's Coffee Stand inside! Red Box vending machine outside One stop shop, I liked it. Charge it.

Love this market. We stopped here and loaded up on food before our trip to the national parks. The staff is super helpful. It's much bigger than wholefoods with a lot of artisanal brands. We got sausages, conveniently cut-up produce/vegetable, nut butter, etc. The only downside of this place is that we didn't see as much organic produce as at Wholefoods.

When visiting Moab, you'll probably end up here stocking up for your drives out to the national parks. It has everything you'll need including lots of items to purchase in smaller sizes for your trip here-like sunscreen in the summer as it gets really hot here. They have a small Starbucks inside (no seating area) and great AC. You can also use your Kroger discount card at this store. If you want groceries, snacks and other items for your trip-this is the place to get it.

The Mexican worker called me a little sh*t to my face so probably employees need some training. Told the manager and both the employee and the manager had a nice long conversation in Spanish before laughing. No apology or recognition of unprofessional behavior. Visitors take your business to some other more dignified business.

This is a full-scale grocery store in Moab and has everything you would find at your regular grocery store at home, like Safeway or Lucky. We stopped here to pick up important supplies, like water and snacks for the days we would be spending at Arches and Canyonlands. They have their own gas station outside, which had the cheapest prices for gas that I saw in town (by at least 10 cents; I think it's cheaper if you have a City Market card, which I don't). There's also a Redbox just outside the entrance in the front. We picked up a loaf of bread, apples, oranges, bananas, peanut butter, strawberry jelly, cup ramen, and water. If you're staying at a place with a kitchen, this is a great place to shop to get stuff for cooking your own meals (and saving some money from eating out all the time). There were also self-checkout lanes. We came here several times during our stay in Moab.

While visiting Moab, we stopped by this Kroger owned supermarket to purchase some items for a picnic lunch. This is the only game in the isolated little town and the size and scope of the store speaks to that for locals and tourists alike. On your way out of town, stop at the stand selling Palisades Peaches from Colorado. If you think the Georgia peach is the epitome of this fruit, wait until you have a taste of these. NOTE: We took our goods to the Colorado Riverway Park located at the entrance to Moab and ate in the shade of a shelter. This is a lovely spot to picnic. Take a walk across the bridge. Great photo op.

I am a native to Moab or live here I work here I own a house here I went in to get groceries tonight and there Was one check stand open and nobody was helping bag. My arm is in a sling because I had surgery people were just standing around watching me try to bag my own groceries and not even offering to help. The checker was trying to check and bag. If you're gonna have one check stand open you might as well have 1 bagger for that check stand to try and get people through there. I'm usually really patient but tonight was ridiculous.