The lengthy title says it all: Sunshine Salvage Amish Discount Grocery & Country Store…read more In the middle of Monte Vista, CO lies this moderate looking store. There could be another sign or two advertising the place, however, Google Maps will lead you strait to it. A very nice Amish woman laughed at my cowboy's jokes and asked me if I was related to another local. To my knowledge, I am not! Lol. The parking lot was gravel with unmarked spaces. A sleepy dog with wavy yellowish-brown hair greeted us gently, but immeditely went back to snoozing. Inside the semi-dusty country store was a surprising amount of everything one could possibly need in a pinch: + dried beans and pastas + nuts and all the baking goods + pie filling + canned goods + household supplies + personal hygiene items + cold drinks and snacks + cat/dog commodities I picked up a jar of locally-made blackberry jam, apple cider vinegar, and drinks for the kids all for under $13. Keep in mind that items like dented canned goods and some smashed packaged items are sold with deep discounts. They do not sell much meat aside from the canned variety. I paid cash for our items, but they do accept plastic. I will definitely be here in the future. TIP The store is open daily except on Sunday 9AM-5PM. Also, their bakery is open only a few days of the week which we sadly missed out on.

The volunteers are very helpful and nice! Great pricing for a mountain town- needed to replace a…read moremicrowave glass plate- found it! $1.00. Really good items @ worth the stop!

It's true, as the attic opened on a Thursday at 10.00 am , cars piled into the lot. It reinded me…read moreof a church jumble sale in the old days. Lots of good humor, camaraderie, super cheap prices. We scored 2 books - a Harlen Coben and a Joseph conrad for 50c each. The lady manning the till was super friendly and chatty. We left feeling cheered, much needed these days. We drove past later at 1.45 and it was deserted and locked up... until tomorrow.

I always thought that buying meat at the butcher is expensive. I was wrong! I always bought beef…read moreshort ribs at Sam's Club (a 5 minute drive from my former house) to make Korean bbq. Since moving to the San Luis Valley, Sam's Club is not accessible to me anymore (unless I drive 2-1/2 hours to Pueblo), so I looked into Valley Meat. The price of their beef short ribs is actually comparable, if not less expensive. I've also bought pork belly, and they cut them to however I want them. Meats that are not available at Walmart, City Market or Safeway, I buy them at the Valley Meat Market. Recently, I bought ox tail there. I have two large German Shepherd dogs. I buy quartered raw femur bones regularly at Valley Meat with prices that do not break the bank. My dogs love them!!! I have to mention that the folks at the meat market are also very nice and friendly. As soon as you walk in, someone will immediately help you. If you do not like to wait, give them a call and place your order. Just let them know when you want to pick up, they'll have your order ready for you. Try them...they have excellent fresh meat!!!

Great selection of meat and this is my go to place when I need to get anything meat related.read more

I will start off this review being blatantly honest, I hate Walmart with every ounce of my being…read more At home I refuse to shop Walmart but I'm fortune enough to live in a city where other grocery stores stay open past 10PM. In Alamosa this is the go to place after 10PM. When I walked into Walmart there were shopping carts available to me. That in itself is a bonus. The store was clean and organized. I was greeted by THREE store associates while shopping. That is unheard of in Albuquerque. There were registers open and I was checked out within 5 minutes of getting in line. My cashier, Brandy, was efficient, cordial, and aware of other folks waiting in line. She let them know I'll be with you in one moment. Today the Alamosa Walmart gave my customer service I rarely see. Budget cuts and task oriented associates have dampened customer service and I understand why. Everyone else could take some tips from the Alamosa Walmart. Now if Walton wasn't such a turd Walmart might have gained some status in my book. For now I'm going to continue to stick with employers who pay a living wage to all of their associates. However, I will not soon forget this experience.

If I could leave no stars I would. I wanted to buy 3, 100 dollar impacts that are locked up because…read moreof thieves. Pressed the button for help at least 3 times asked some zombie that was putting things away in that department and got a grunt and a head shake. Walmart in Alabama sucks and should just lock the doors and go away.. My name is Nick Gonzales and I say this with truth. Your store is shit and so are your zombies.

What is surprise to see groceries of this quality and selection in such a small town! We were…read moredelighted with what we bought, even though it was pricey. What a great find!.

A nice grocery store in Chama, NM. I was happy they were here so I could grab something for the…read morenext morning, as I was leaving early to ride the train and the restaurants aren't open that early.

The chicken breasts wrapped in bacon stuffed with cheese were amazing! Opted for Father's Day in…read moresince we were worn out from adventures around Creede and my husband said that was better than anything we could have gotten at a restaurant.

The Kentucky Belle Market in Creede, CO is the best place to buy your groceries ...whether you live…read morein town or are just visiting. The meat department puts out fresh cuts daily, and their homemade sausage is certainly the best I've ever tasted. Their produce department usually has the freshest produce, and a lot of it comes from local growers.

Tractor Supply has become a staple for my cowboy & his animals…read more We came here on 10/28/2023 for trailer light accessories, feed, and a few other items. Each time I have visited this store, it has been tidy and mostly clean. The section that impresses me most is their livestock feed area... it basically has its own room for the multiple pallets of feed sacks. The drawback for me was the lack of price signage. Overall, though, the friendly employees, affordable prices, and rewards program are why I give this place high accolades. Tractor Supply on!

Always find what I need as long as Anastasia is there she knows that store like the back of her…read morehand keep up the good work

Rainbow's End is dim labyrinth of forgotten treasures, reasonably priced and mildly organized…read more I'm going with five stars, because this is a thrift shop that actually has JUNK. Real thrift stores like this are getting hard to come by. They're all starting to get curated, overpriced, and over-shopped. I found a wooden train set for my preschooler for only ten bucks, and got a bunch of other items for $1 or $2 each: paperback books, kids clothes, glasses, and canning jars. I even got a shirt for myself!

I am in this store a lot. It's located in an easy location and there is always street parking. I am…read morealways looking through the records and books. I was able to pretty much flush out my yacht rock album collection (haha). The book selection is pretty varied and I'm always picking up great books for super cheap. I've been able to get some new bakeware and toys for my nieces who were visiting. The store is organized and the staff is friendly. Everything is very reasonably priced. They don't have a public bathroom but did let my 3 yr old niece use their bathroom when we were close to an "uh o" moment. It's a must stop for thrifting in the area.

A cute grocery store on the way into town! They have a wide selection of everything and around 10…read morebottles of wine as well. The only knock I would give is that the checkout lady was pretty rude to us. Reasonably priced on everything!

The store is very well-stocked and the employees are friendly! Looked as though they have a section…read morefor fresh-made items/a deli and in the rest of the store, they have the perfect amount/variety of everything you may want/need!