Department Stores in Greeley, CO

“This is always a great place to go and find everything you need for a cheaper price and it’s a lot cleaner than most discount stores. Overall, it was a good experience.”

“Good selection on a variety of items. Prices are within industry standards and most likely they have it in stock. Courtesy, knowledge, friendly employees are at the top of priority list. Always clean and orderly.”

“Love this store. Usually has what I'm looking for. You can always call ahead of going there to check whatever it is that I needed. That's where I witnessed the Awesome Customer Service, They took the time to thoroughly check for what I needed , when going into the store, I was treated very kindly, was shown the products available and they carried it to the check out. Very friendly and knowledgeable. Try them out, If you've never done business with them, you'll be happy you did.”

“I don't go to Kohl's on every day of the week. However, it seems busy every time I go! The only downside to this is the wait times in line, so if you're cool with waiting, this store is nice, but otherwise, the lines can be atrocious. Clothing and jewelry never miss, so it's worth it with the occasional find!”

“I can't believe how much this place has changed, I remember being young and coming to this store it was so different... The workers are so helpful and friendly”

“After Covid hit, stock at Ross went incredible down. Probably companies stop producing so less over-stock or "old designs" so less merchandise to sell at ross. But somehow. from all the Ross in North Colorado, they are the one that have the most stock. Like by far.”

“The staff in the pharmacy is over the top! They have been short handed and yet they don't let this stop their excellent customer service. They really take the time to get to know you.”

“Tonight was almost... Not excellent.. but then it was. Went in for groceries and random stuff including gas to make my first, guaranteed to fail, attempt at cooking via butane/propane/whatever-tane stuff.. Went to grab aforementioned gaseous item from back of store and happened upon a double sack of map (napp?) gas that, in hindsight.... Should have raised some immediate... Concerns..., being that it resided in a mostly dismembered, decrepit wrapping, marked massively down... With a weird looking price tag.(Which turned out to be from some shirt lol) Im not complaining about how something like this ended up in clearance, however, so I grabbed it and moved on. Passed on the propane as apparently someone in their deep generosity and desire to give back to this world with kindness, had separated every 4 pack left on shelves and replaced them at random with other identical, but most definitely not 4 pack propane canister's so that when you go to buy a 4 pack, you end up gambling $20 on the outcome of what you actually pay for. Which is either a single propane canister, once belonging to a loving family or 4, and priced as such, or 4 canister's, one or more having been swapped with a single canister, thereby upon scanning, will result in the accidental non-payment of 3 of them because the scan code is priced as a single item... After showing the guy working back there, he didn't know a way to identify which was what so we checked for something else to go home and destroy the food I prepared with whilst blaming the failed sustenances charred remains on the nearest live being that can't defend itself against my false allegations for the misadventure, as is the usual go to method for my failings. Anyway that's all yet to come. Grabbed the satchel of most likely rigged to blow, basically IEDs wrapped in... Something... And went to register. mind you to make this all much worse to be sure we had the worst possible experience, because we don't do anything half-as***, especially if it means more suffering, because who isn't interested in a healthy dallop of surprise depression at your local Walmart. But we had also been attempting to utilize the new scan and go feature to bypass some of the hefty lines of cheerful, completely normal and happy looking Walmart goers that call the store home post 9pm. This was a mistake as it turns out because I happen to be dumb. Alas, the app outsmarted me and I almost committed Grand Theft Roundup on a canister of plant-phobia (it was a concentrate too which means it's smarter than the other weed sprays) as it initially wouldn't allow me to scan it via phone due to the reasonable assumption that most people who purchase such an item intend to ingest it somehow as toxic plant sprays are always a temptation. I can only guess this is due to the wording of the substance matching a similarly named substance known to cause extreme hunger. Moving on, initially not being able to scan my paraphernaIia of choice, and having buried it in tasty treats I had gathered and collected whilst fancying I was technically hunting for my family, just with a modern twist, while grocery shopping, and having egregiously misunderstood the complexity of this app I had irresponsibly decided I was well trained to handle, had not remembered to scan that item and almost borrowed it without permission, forever. At this same-ish point in time, a well dressed, manager-esque in appearance fellow skids to a halt just before my carts engine section, narrowly missing the lady with 400 kids running rampant. He points out my IEDs mentions they don't typically come this way, and instead of letting me stay in the non-consensuaI hotel for the night, laughs with us and takes the weaponized cooking canister's back to the local IED techs nesting in the store somewhere to manually separate back to whatever form they were intended to inhabit. This could have been a horrible experience. But instead it was friendly and memorable. Thanks Walmart management for understanding that not all of us a”

“Friendly staff. Responsible management that is trained in "cage fighting" . He looks out for the safety of his customers. Other staff too puts cameras on customer with possible gun panhandling, like vatos asking if they know me when they don't. Besides the boxes of inventory stacked in the aisles, they're still the cheapest dollar store in town for nonfood items. Food king is cheapest for groceries. I don't like shopping at stores that sell weapons like pawn shops.”

“I love it here. It doesn't have what the walmart on 47th does but you can find what you want either way. Walmart has changed some things around and some assistance may be needed to find what your looking for but it still an awesome store to shop at.”

“I come to target often to pick up my prescriptions. Everyone is so friendly, they go above and beyond their job. My husband bought me a popcorn machine and I absolutely love it. They also have a good arts & crafts section.”