Kremmling Mercantile

On the long haul back to Boulder from Steamboat Springs, CO we stopped in for some gas. As my windshield wiper fluid was low, and remembering that the weather on I-​70 can be oh so unpredictable we decided to head on in for some washer fluid.
We must have been in the store for an hour. There was a clothing section catering to hunting themed attire, a dressing room modeled after an outhouse, a pharmacy, a deli, a bakery, a grocery store, and a liquor store all wrapped into one. To be honest I felt a bit like I could be back home in Maine, particularly with all the hunting accessories.
Items were priced well considering we felt quite a ways away from it all and as noted by other shoppers we did get a good deal on items not priced/​in the computer.
The bakery section was to die for — 99 cent cinnamon rolls/​fritters and donuts ranging from 69 – 67 cents — or a dozen for $ 7.99! Will definitely be back for these guys (wasn’t eating gluten, added sweeteners, or processed foods at the time of this trip). There were also packaged donuts that we had never heard of before which looked to die for!
To note there is a sale rack in near the freezer section that features some «reduced for quick sale» times — baked goods mostly. Here we found cookies, single cake servings, and bread.
At the check out counter there were hunting knife sets, as well as the normal run of the mill point of purchase items. The conveyor belt was replaced with a turn-​style system which I just adored.
I will 100% be back the next time I am driving through to both gas up and sample those donuts!

Had to review the Kremmling Mercantile after last weekend because it may be my favorite grocery store now. Boyfriend and I went there to get some food for camping and walked out with some of the greatest things. We got these sweet Halloween wine glasses with skulls on them that didn’t have price tags and weren’t in the computer. Therefore we got them for quite a deal!
They have an awesome selection of meats– smoked beef brisket, pork candy, lots of different sausages. We got a package of sausages and the brisket. They both tasted AMAZING. Lots of the meats there are obviously from small farmers/​hunters in CO, MT, etc. and you can taste the greatness.
Also got other food for bargain prices that you wouldn’t find at your local King Soopers.
The next day we actually came back to buy more of the Halloween glasses. I ended up buying more smoked brisket to bring home too! We got some decent pizza slices to go.
They also have a liquor store attached and lots of hunting/​outdoor clothing too, so you can make a one-​stop trip if you need lots of different things when heading up north to the Steamboat area from Silverthorne (or if you need to use the restroom!). There is a gas station in the parking lot as well.
I’m not a fan of Kremmling, really, but you better believe I am a big fan of the Mercantile.

A useful place to stop for gas or to use the restroom in between Steamboat and Silverthorne. Also, a place where you can pick up coveralls, a fishing net or a hot pink nightie emblazoned with your love of Kremmling. You know, the essentials.

We stopped here on the way to Steamboat Springs. They had groceries, deli, flowers, hunting gear including an elk bugle, racks of outdoor clothing, boots, a whole end cap of first aid items, Colorado souveniers, and a gas station.