I live about an hour give or take from Denver so I make a point of going down and taking advantage of the better prices down the hill.
I first went to Weedmaps to check their menu and didn't pay attention to how long it had been since it was updated, that's on me. What I had originally wanted, they didn't have. But my tender asked me a couple questions about what I was looking for and showed me a variety of strains. He then told me about the pre-weigh special and the clearance. He also opened several of the pre-weights I was interested in to give me a look-see at the goods. This visit I bought an ounce of 303.
I generally visit several stores when I make the drive because you never know what kind of deals or strains you could bump into, it's not like going to Applebee's where you are familiar with everything and are never surprised. I ALWAYS find myself making a purchase from LivWell.
I also appreciate the fact that they have the ability and willingness to call their other stores to see what their inventory is at the moment like when I was asking about MTF at the Broadway location who didn't have any, and they called over to Evans to find out. I can't wait until you guys have your computers set up so your employees can look up the stock of the other stores - THAT would be a game changer.
I have never had any issues with any of the bud I've bought here - I've sampled Platinum, Gold, Green, Pre-weight and clearance bud and you really can't beat the prices for the quality of their bud. I tell everyone I know to try them out, it's worth a bus, taxi, car ride if you're not close (I drive down from the highlands).
LivWell does what they are supposed to do:
Be inviting and helpful
Have good quality bud
Have a decent selection
If they are out see what another location has
No Price-gouging
P.S. Not sure if it's legal (not sure why it wouldn't be) but you guys should have a frequent customer card, like coffee shops do. Buy 5 ounces, get 20% off the 6th? Buy 4 1/8th, get one free with next purchase? Some kind of cool loyalty program.