Lowe's Corner Market

The sore is always well stocked and clean. The staff is always willing to help you find what you are looking for. Prices are reasonable and if you get their app you can save on different things every week.

I used to like this supermarket, but now I've put them on my boycott list. They've adopted the nasty policy of having people leave their backpacks at the front of the store. This is a major problem for me, since my chronic back problems prevent me from participating in driving culture. I have a small but ergonomically-excellent backpack I need to use for shopping, and I'm not about to leave it at the front of the store for someone to steal, considering how much it cost and that Lowe's isn't going to reimburse me if it's stolen.

Nice when you need something on the fly and you're in the area, but prices are HIGH for even the simplest of items. Staff is nice, and place is clean but you're better off "grocery shopping" at a chain place if need be.

The food is Rotten all the fruit has a mold on it the strawberries have a black film over them.Everything in there is Rotten and the female manager is even more Rotten than the food she's rude. I took a pie back because it was bad and The manger didn't want to give The money back she admitted the freezer broke down and they refroze the food and sold it..So I wasn't leaving till she gave me my money back she's rude and needs to be fired on the spot!!.Don't go there unless you want to feed your family rotten food.And get treated with total disrespect.If we were somewhere else besides there I would have let her have it and made her eat the damn nasty pie..DO NOT SPEND YOUR MONEY THERE.i wouldn't have even give a star but it wouldn't let me leave a single bytloo

The staff is super nice, and you see the same faces over the years, for the most part, so you can tell it is a decent place to work. The food is REALLY diverse, with the tried-and-true favorites, as well as some more upscale, new agey things. They have a little bit of organic product (not much, but still surprising for a small store) they have a Japanese sushi bar, though I think they may be closing it down. They roast chile during the season when it has been harvested. THey do it in specially designed, big barrels outside the store and then they wrap it up and sell it to their customers.The variety is astonishing, really. In the produce, I recommend the blueberries, strawberries, cranberries (in season), avocados, green chile. For some reason, those things, in particular, are better than anywhere else in town. I suspect that this store has an "in" with local growers of SOMETHING.Basically, this store has pretty much EVERYTHING that a person needs in their household, including some gourmetish items.STAY AWAY FROM: The CHEESE. For some reason, I have had to return several cheese items. I don't think they are storing it properly. Also, the yellow onions look really tired but the white ones are just fine. THE BREAD is also not great. I've never been able to find an expiration date on any of their breads and I am suspicious about that. But at least they HAVE bread, when you're in a pinch.don't expect a lot in the meat department. They used to have a full time person behind the counter, but now the pickings are slim.The store has fallen on hard times since Covid, though, which is why I don't give them 5 stars. They USED to have a full SERVICE department, with Western Union and everything, but now they don't even pay out for the winning lottery tickets. (They do have a lottery machine, however, so at least you can buy them there.) I think that the pandemic made it difficult for them to get staff, but I am betting that when things improve in that department, they will be able to hire back some of the staff.The location of this store is very convenient, and it is a quick "in" and "out" - which is great for me, because I am disabled and can't be on my feet for very long. They switched from manned checkout stations to "do-it-yourself" about a year ago, but if they see someone struggling, they help them through the procedures. Today, when I went in there, I had a complicated checkout, using two different cards, so one of the gals opened up the manned checkout counter for me. They're nice like that.By the way, in the lot right next door, on 12th and Lomas, there is a small gas station with 4 pumps and a small little 7-11 type store THERE as well - but it's only good for EMERGENCY gas runs because it is very difficult to get in and out of there, the gas pumps NEVER have receipts. They always make you walk into the store to get a receipt from the checker, and their customer service stinks. I just mention it because having the gas station there HAS BEEN convenient a couple times when I was running really low on gas.This IS the best neighborhood place ever! When they're able to get more staff again, when they open up the service counter again, and when they get a real handle on the expiration dates on some of the foods, I'll come back and give them a '5." In the meantime, 4 stars for a great effort, good variety, and surprisingly good quality during difficult times.

Great selection of fresh produce and meats. They have plenty of coupons on their app that rotate semi-regularly. You just can't beat bananas for 33 cents a pound.

Ended up stocking up on some breakfast stuff at Lowe's while I was staying near the area.Prices are a bit high and they have a bit of a limited selection, but they do have some great things here. I love how they have a bunch of local stuff too!

This corner market has a great selection considering it's on the smaller side of grocery stores. They have natural foods as well as conventional, and their prices are decent. I love how it convenient it is for my neighborhood. It's the only market around and I feel lucky it's a good one. I'm not wild about their only being self-serve checkout but I've adapted.

I am so upset by the little trans guy who seems to be the general mangager of this store. Last week, I saw a little old man walk over there - it was cold and windy and he seemed really beat down when he got in the store. I saw again at the cash register that was trying to purchase some beer. He looked to be in his 80s but the manager was really smirky while he wouldn't let him purchase the beer because his id was expired. I tried to buy the beer for him with my valid i.d. but this smug little jerk threatened to call the law because I was trying to buy alcohol for someone without i.d. This is my neighborhood grocery store - by far the most convenient place to shop but I won't shop there again until that awful person is fired.

I live very close to the Lowes Grocery Store on 11th and Lomas and I have been shopping there for 15 years. The staff there are now so horribly rude that I will consider no longer shopping there. Today I was purchasing some n.a. beer and my teenaged son was with me at the checkout. He was being helpful and picked up the 6 pack of beer for me. The manager came running over and threatened to refuse service to me because my son was touching the non alcoholic beer. My son immediately set it down, but she continued raging at us and threatening to kick us out. I obliged and left without my groceries. She followed us out of the store yelling that we were being rude! I am a middle aged woman and my son is a sweet boy who didn't know that he shouldn't touch the beer. I have seen employees there be incredibly rude to countless customers - particularly people of color. I think it's really unfortunate that the staff there are trained to treat customers so terribly.