I don't recommend this business as a born and bred Santa Fean. They do not operate with integrity,…read moreand their prices reflect that. They have ousted their previous business partner, Susan, years ago due to a personal struggle that should have warranted support instead of expulsion. On top of all of that, they retained her name on the business. They have also created multiple yelp profiles in an attempt to boost their ratings.

They have a fabulous selection including my favorite gin from New York that I even struggle to find…read moreat shops in New York. I love their bar as well, great service!

It's a very small store, Came here to pick up some booze, and come to find out it's a bar? Well…read morethere was a small table inside and some local folks were drinkin. Is it a bar? Is it a liquor store ? Is it a plane ? I saw a Jager machine in the back. I sure do loves me some Jager, if I had someone w me maybe I would have stayed for a drink and hung out w the locals ? I bought local beer and it was kind of pricy , that's ok. I heard you can buy just one single can out the 6 packs , that's cool.

Luke and his dad are super duper sweet and if you ever find yourself in Espanola, NM, you MUST stop…read moreby and pay them a visit. They've been around for 60 years and I wish I could've stayed a little longer to hear some crazy stories. I also got to meet a couple of locals and one of these kind gentleman bought me a shot! I also picked up my hubby a long sleeve T-shirt and newspaper and he loved it.

This is a local staple. The rotisserie chickens and their french bread are amazing. Sometimes you…read morecan find produce items you can't find anywhere else in town, like fresh ghost peppers. Prices are a bit high but use the app for coupons.

This little market is a wonderful find in Espańol New Mexico. They have a wide variety of foods and…read moreother essential household items. The staff is wonderfully friendly and helpful. Parking is easy, plentiful and close to the entrance. Having a store like this in town is a great resource instead of needing to go a lot further for that weekly shopping or just that one item you forgot to get to make dinner or dessert. The store is nice and clean and the air is fresh. Just a very nice local find and I am glad to have found it.

I visited the Pojoaque Supermarket when I was staying a couple exits away at the casino. They have…read morea surprisingly good mix of grocery items. Prices are pretty decent and there are a few items that are stocked that are gluten-free, which is great if you're a celiac like me. The deli counter closes really early and there was a sign that the fresh salsas were located in a specific area after hours. I probably did 5 laps and couldn't find it. My hotel room didn't have a microwave and the deli closing so early meant I was out of luck for something a little more filling. Overall, pretty decent for where you're at. Visited: April 2026

Nice little market for the area which was really convenient when we were staying at the nearby…read moreHilton Buffalo Thunder. The prices were surprisingly good for a smaller grocery store and everything appeared clean and well-stocked. Would recommend if you need groceries while in the neighborhood.

Wonderful eclectic store, liquor, great wine selection, lots of Indian items not available in Los…read moreAlamos except for here. The staff is wonderful, great hours of operation.

Good place to buy Indian grocery, however not as many items compared to Bombay spice.read more

Great spot to get gifts for the foodie in your life. Also a Jura espresso machine retailer!read more

Everyone in this store is delightful, helpful and kind. I took a class here and truly enjoyed the…read moreexperience. Plan to take another class soon! This is a wonderful kitchen store and I am so glad it's so close.

This was a wonderful wine experience where they had complimentary wine tasting for all of us to…read moreenjoy. They had a cute sitting area and art gallery to check out the local art. We loved trying out the different wines. We purchased the Special Reserve Riesling and New Mexico port wine to take home with us. It's worth the trip!

The wine here was delicious, its not at all pretentious, and you feel like you're getting an…read moreauthentic experience, not something commercialized. They have a huge variety of wines and only use grapes from New Mexico, which was a cool touch. They also let you sample as many varieties as you'd like, but they don't see glasses, so you can taste before you decide which bottles you'd like to buy. I would come back here in a heartbeat. Everything was good, even types of wine I don't usually prefer.

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.