Stopped in for some lottery tickets but they're not a licensed retailer. Kind of stuck in a corner…read moreso can be a little confusing to get to.

Shame on you!!! Shame!! Shame!! Closing restrooms and even when I plead that have children who…read moreneed to use the restroom after having already stopped at another gas stat that wasn't even open. "Sorry my boss won't let us." If your employees (all 3 of them that were sitting behind the counter) were up and sanitizing the bathrooms you could be fully operational.

Well this is a surprise, usually if I have a desire to update a review, It's to downcheck the…read morebusiness. However, everything from my first review holds, the folks are still friendly, and the store itself is still decent, the extra star is for the breakfast items from the kitchen. Their breakfast burritos are better than what you can get in a for real restaurant around here for two to three times the price. Not to mention that they're large enough to share, after all half the Espanola P.D. can't be wrong.

Best Breakfast Burritos anywhere!!! Huge delicious made to order and a GREAT value!! What else can…read moreyou ask for?!

This is by far the nicest laundromat I've ever been in! All new looking, clean machines. Washer…read moresizes from 2X, 4X, 6X & 8X! Dryers all super efficient, large drums. One quarter is 15 mins, 2nd quarter another full 15 mins! Even heavy loads only took 50 cents. Clean restrooms, 4 TVs to keep the kids & hubby entertained, snack machine, store next door.

The famous Frito pie in a bag is from here!! The chile is always spicy and has such a great flavor!…read moreWish they offered tomatoes. The new guy is really nice and has great customer service! The space is packed with literally anything you can think of, toys, games, food, ice cream, magnets, cleaning supplies.. really cool spot. Check it out & most definitely try a Frito pie!!!

This was a let down. Home of the Frito Pie! Was so excited to find this place. It's in a cool…read moresouvenir shop and you have to walk to the back of the store. We took a couple of bites and it was just...bleh. There was no flavor. Couldn't taste the cheese, the chili, or the Fritos. For something we had such high hopes for, this one missed the mark. We didn't even finish the bag.

I've been in this store a handful of times back when it was an El Paisano location. Came once…read morebefore since the ownership change and have been wanting to try the grill for a little while. Today my 2 youngest kids and I made a point of going in. We got there some time between 12:30 and 1pm. My daughter had her heart set on getting an horchata but by this time they had already run out. She got a Pastel de Elote instead. She said it was sweeter than she expected and very filling and enjoyed it. My son ordered a breakfast burrito with eggs, beans, potatoes, and cheese. Declined the chorizo as he doesn't really eat chile yet. it was enormous and he said it was delicious after he was somehow able to devour the entire thing. It came with a cup of salsa, which he didn't use but I'm not surprised. I ordered a large menudo and even though we got it packed to go, I was surprised at how big the serving was. It also has posole in it, which is how I prefer it. It came with the little packets of oregano and crushed red peppers and also a side of diced white onions. Pretty good menudo, I did add a little bit more salt at home. It came with a torta bun (or bolillo), sliced in half and toasted. That was perfect for soaking up the juices. I definitely want to go back and the birria, the vampiros, and the birria with maruchan for sure! The grocery store is conveniently located within walking distance from my house. Not the best prices, but you will find some things here that you can't find in many other places. We picked up some of the Mexican Doritos, some of the Mexican candies, and other snacks while we were here. At the time they had a lot of the Takis on sale for 99¢. They also carry lots of kitchenware and gift items. If you smoke, they carry rolling papers, cones, and those types of items too. The staff is super friendly. Most of them are primarily Spanish speakers so we struggled a little to communicate, but it has no negative impact on my experience whatsoever. Will definitely visit more often.

Great place with a good atmosphere and friendly staff. A great variaty of hispanic products. I…read moreloved to be able to support small businesses like this one, new owners are making this place to look alive.

Just stopped in for some lotto scratchers and drinks on our way home from the Rio Grande Gorge…read morebridge. Clerk seemed like he was high on something as he just stood there with no facial gestures nor greeting. Store seemed rather dirty but I have noticed most Allsup's are that way. Parking lot was easy to get in and out of and very clean as well as the gas pumps.

If you need a restroom skip this one it was nasty. Dirty sink and Toilet yuck. I'll report it…read moreto corporate ad see if anything gets done.

Great customer service. Great management. Fuel discount amazing. Clean gas station. Pumps are…read moreclean. Restroom are clean. Inside the store always clean. Food is fresh and delicious.

Too few gas pumps and a super disorganized convenience store on the inside had me shaking my head…read moreand wondering how this location is staying in business so close to the heart of the old town Santa Fe area. I guess location is everything, but just because you have a great location doesn't mean you should stop trying. Boxes strewn about and crazy half filled and randomly organized coolers just screamed "shop somewhere else". The homeless guys hanging around the front of the store hitting up customers for change didn't do anything to add to the appeal of the place either.

We always enjoy the family, the great atmosphere and of course…read more Green Chicken and Red Pork Tamales. Worth the walk up Acequia Madre to absorb the flora, running water and old houses to linger and drink in history. Wait, What isn't this a food review?

This little store is tucked between million dollar homes in what the locals call the "Historical…read moreInner East Side" of Santa Fe. We go there every October to buy frozen tamales to bring home. They sell them in sealed packs of a dozen and you can choose either green (chicken) or red (pork). If you are flying home with a cooler of roasted Hatch or Socorro chile the airlines don't permit you to have ice in the cooler. So I use a few packages of frozen tamales from Johnnie's as my "ice" to keep the chile cold. It has worked perfectly for 20+ years in a row.

Clean gas station on the way to Taos…read more Walk across the street to stretch your legs, Learn about Women Who Heal as part of the New Mexico Historic Women's Marker Initiative. These signs are located throughout New Mexico. Interesting to see this initiative that recognizes so many women who helped shape the state.

Super clean, well stocked gas and convenience store. Friendly people. Excellent rest rooms.read more

This gas station and convenience store opened in the last year. It is an easy place to visit on…read moretrips between northern New Mexico and Santa Fe-I happened to stop in on a trip returning from Taos. The gas pump area is brightly lit, spacious, and has a large number of dispensers with the latest display technology. All pumps feature large LED displays and have eliminated physical buttons for gasoline grade selection and keypad entries. The pumps also accept Apple Pay or other NFC-based cards. Currently, payments are restricted to cards on the Visa or MasterCard networks-AMEX and Discover are not accepted. The store itself has a decent selection of snacks and beverages and there is also a franchised Fatburger restaurant on one end of the plaza. Overall, it's a clean and easy place to stop on road trips in the area. Note: if you're pulling a trailer, you'll want to enter through the street between the station and the Santa Claran casino to use the wide ramp into the station. Recommended.