Clarks Market Telluride - Telluride, Colorado

Patrick D.

Probably the best market in Telluride. It's one of only two. Very cosey, well stocked and plentiful! Prices may be a bit high, but for being in Telluride, what would you expect? Locally owned, beats any big block store, and can pretty much get anything that's not too exotic. Easy to walk to and lots of parking.

Joseph P.

Real dangerous store to go to with the sheet if ice covering the parking in front..shop at your own risk.. and as we were told by employees it is the responsibility of the town of Telluride to clear their parking lot of ice and snow.. trying to get the manager /owner to be responsive seemed to be a joke.. ps my wife's wallet that went missing after her fall on you ice lost her wallet, when retrieved "it's all there" said the staff seemed to be missing 350.00 cash. So thanks for that and I will make sure to never shop there again..

Pete W.

Clark's is the best! Everything a market should have plus great ready to eat food. And that great Telluride vibe.

C M.

I love coming here. It's a quaint neighborhood market with most necessities available . They have fresh coffee, baked local goods, pizza made to order, a hot food bar and salad bar. I don't buy chicken often, yet their organic chicken breasts in the meat dept. taste amazing. The prices aren't all that much higher than other nicer grocery chain stores. Also if you're struggling with altitude adjustment, they have supplies to help.

J S.

As a tourist in Telluride, very nice high end supermarket with all necessities and more.
There's 1 Tesla charger. Its slow, like but free with shopping. Public bathrooms next door. Short walk from town.

Dr. B. R. (. T.

It is essentially a small grocery store with a significant selection.

We were able to easily buy Dr. Bronner soaps, milk, OTC cortisone creme, hair gel, and frozen foods.

They have self check out and traditional check out. They encourage you to bring your own grocery sacks.

Casey R.

I ♥️ this place! I was worried coming here that I wouldn’t be able to find healthier options, but Clark’s had it ALL! So impressed!

Okeydoke R. C.

Outdated, old dusty products on the store shelves. A buggy pusher who acts like a bouncer.
High fructose corn syrup, MSG, made in a factory, shipped in plastic tubs and hauled up in trucks. Out of the tubs and into small plastic containers - - then comes sticker shock. For the price they're charging it's a genuine screw! Money, money, money no class, no taste! But don’t get me wrong it’s very orderly -- I saw them use a stringline to set the bananas in a row.
Some of the cashiers are all right. But then again there is not much choice in a town that could do better.