Pretty much exactly like every family dollar I've ever been to. A little bit of everything. Just…read morewhat this town was needing.

Living on a mountain town can be financially challenging for many. Prices on almost everything is…read moretypically higher due to either transportation costs or lack of competition. Family Dollar definitely brings some needed competition to Angel Fire, but more importantly will save the residents countless hours in the need to drive 40min to Taos, where the nearest Walmart is located. Welcome to Angel Fire!

I have been wearing Taos Mocs since the late 70's, early 80's. BEST moccasins EVER!!! I like how…read moreyou could send in a paper of the foot size because sizes are not the same as buying regular shoes. I believe I still have their old catalog, too. I started buying them from county fairs around the Los Angeles area. I still wear my fringed ankle high with the zipper in the back. Soft leather with soft leather soles.........THAT IS AS GOOD AS LIFE GETS!!!!!!!! I still see them on certain websites, but I'm not sure if I can still buy direct.......THIS IS AS AMERICAN AS APPLE PIE, AS FAR AS I AM CONCERNED!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GREAT PRODUCTS!!!!!!!!! 10 STARS

Amazing family & incredible costume designs. Museum is delightful!! & so interesting! Dances W…read moreWolves costumes OMG ! So FABULOUS! & be sure to do the video tour! We r going Monday .... Been there many times& we always take our out-of-town company!

What an amazing museum! We loved the $10 audio tour of all the costumes made and it was so cool…read moregetting to meet Cathy Smith, the actual costume designer for Dances with Wolves and so many different movies. She was a wonderful tour guide and answered all our questions about making costumes and the history. The audio tour and the costumes were amazing and we learned so much about the culture, movies, and history. Highly recommend visiting this museum if you visit Santa Fe. It's a must see.

A great stop for sandwiches from the deli on our way to N New Mexico. Tried to call order in ahead…read morebut they didn't answer the phone. Not a problem as we enjoyed music on their patio waiting -not long- in the beautiful June Saturday.

We love the Dixon Co-Op. This place is small town and caters to its community and those in town for…read morea visit. Javier runs the deli and keeps the menu full of delicious local New Mex fare and gourmet sandwiches. Great little grocery with everything you could need... also a nice gift section with local artists and handcrafted small batch herbal products. Dixon is such a great town and it's the co-op that makes it extra special. A must stop on the way to Taos and beyond.

This Wal Mart is such a sad case. The lines are always long because there are so few cashiers, the…read morefew cashiers there are, are overwhelmed and their customer service suffers. Today I found an empty register and the lazy cashier with no sign or customers made every excuse to not cash me out. The store is often messy, and the paying customers get harassed to see their receipt. Wal Mart needs to step it up.

Today my mothers car broke down in front of Walmart and knowing there was an auto repair department…read moreI checked to see if they could help. I found a single employee, JJ managing the entire department and while he let me know he was headed to lunch and the department didn't offer these services he agreed to come take a look. Not only did he do that, he identified the problem and suggested next steps to fix and then stayed with us until his girlfriend arrived to give us a jump. Wouldn't accept a dime. This guy deserves a raise. Gave us faith in humanity. JJ is awesome.

Valley has the best prices plus best most friendly staff. Coldest drinks both alcoholic beverages…read moreand nonalcoholic. FRIENDLY ENVIOTERMENT.

My RibEye or Rib Eye Steak was Killer. Cut right on front of me and I feasted tonight so well. My…read morefamily did the Sirloin Ground beef and we are reDY FOR BED...gNIGHT...A+ Cutter

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.

The Walmarts where we live in Florida are shiny, clean and well stocked and more importanly…read moreorderly. This was a shocker. Dirty and chaotic. No fresh food, it was like Grocery Outlet after Armaggedon. Some one from Arkansas Head Office needs to get down here and sort it out. The locals deserve better.

Rude and grossly ignorant…read more Story: in line behind a 70 something guy trying to pay for some tequila when the check out person asks for ID. He doesn't have one on him but his friend does. Check out lady says she can't sell to him because "he did not bring it to the counter". Then she calls the manager (Myron) who supports her decision. I'm just a bystander but I ask why and Myron rudely states, "it's our liquor license", OK. Still dumbfounded, the guy (who is right there and in front of us) is told if he wants to buy it he has to go to the back of the line which is now at least five people deep. As Myron the manager is leaving he says "you're welcome to shop elsewhere"! Yes manager man I am aware I can shop elsewhere and I will. Geez!