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Lorelei P.

We stopped here to get a few grocery items. And to just see what the hype was all about. This place is just amazing! I'm not sure if we have this in NM but this place was great. Just like a grocery store. Almost has the feel of a Whole Foods. You can buy slices of pizza, build your own salad bar, food bar, they offer sushi there as well too. I hope we get one soon!

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Mike A.

Amazon Fresh and Returns is basically adult Disneyland. You walk in with a bag of random packages you don't want anymore, and magically--poof--they disappear! Then you turn around and realize dinner is waiting for you on the shelves. It's like Amazon knows you forgot to plan ahead (again) and saved the day. The location is super convenient, the employees are friendly and don't judge when you return things you clearly bought at 2 a.m. after watching one too many TikToks. Honestly, dropping off returns and picking up groceries in one stop feels like winning at life!

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Norman R.

Kay is the best! Great customer service! I love Amazon Fresh due to their "non-contact" option of shopping, which facilitates a "pop-in, and drop-out" experience found nowhere else. In addition, their clean modern decor adds to the futuristic experience. All you need is your phone to shop; bags are available throughout the store, and all items are neatly placed within the store, and priced by quantity and not weight. Must try, if you have not.

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Lauren D.

Super convenient for making Amazon returns, but that's literally it. The place as a store is very useless considering you can just go to a regular grocery store where the prices are probably cheaper. Everything was very organized which makes sense -- because it's always empty. The employees looked super bored and would either talk to each other or wait for a customer to ask for help. The quality of the food and products seem good, but nothing mind-blowing. They have everything that you'd find at a normal grocery store so I don't understand the purpose of an Amazon Fresh at all. If Amazon wasn't super rich, they'd definitely close down by now. It was really spacious though and seemed to have everything you could possibly need. The only place that had remotely any customers was the return section, but they were still slow even with 2 people working together. Also, I find the entire process of getting in super confusing as well. You have to scan your phone to open the gate and leave, but there's also an option where you don't need to scan. It seems like such a hassle to have to open up your phone and log in. Maybe it's just me, but I don't get it. Awesome place for returning Amazon items. Not the best for everything else.

Very thin...
Marcus F.

A very iffy business model that caters to people who don't want to wait in a checkout line. In a nutshell, this grocer isn't green enough to be a Whole Foods, and it's too small to be Sprouts. The prices are in line with Sprouts, which means it's pretty expensive for non-produce. There is one thing of note here, and that's their packaged sushi. For grocery store sushi, this was really good. Even better than their sister store Sprouts. * Not very busy inside. Most people just park outside and have it delivered to their car. * Curious first-time visitors will find that entering the strore is confusing. You might mistake this place for a New York subway station with the entry gates. Hopefully, there's a docent up front to help guide a customer's first visit. Basically, if you just want to shop and check out with a human being, go through the yellow gate. If you use the Amazon app and want to scan everything yourself and skip the checkout, then go through the green gates. * OCD level of stocking organization. Every product label lined up perfectly. They don't do this for your benefit. It helps the employees identify products more easily for "pickup and delivery" orders.

Produce looking sad :(

We are starting to come here more often as they started pricing their product accordingly. The self check out/removal of turnpikes/removal of butcher and service deli were all smart business choices. The only issue now is filling the shelves. As mentioned by other people, there's plenty of bodies in here, many of them not doing much.

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Leilani M.

First time newbie at Amazon fresh. We actually stopped for a different store and saw this one. I couldn't resist. Went inside and what a trip. Such a weird quirky exciting terrifying enchanting exhilarating experience. We were welcomed at the door and given the lay of the land by a helpful gentleman. Walked around in amazement and explored some high priced items with sprinkles of sales. We needed some charcuterie items and this was the perfect stop. It was like adult lunchables. We purchased a hot item as well the pesto veggie sandwich which was delicious. Our first experience here was pretty mind blowing for a store concept. What will Amazon think of next...

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