Yay flea market! Pro tip: The hours are actually 9ish-3ish on Saturday ONLY!!! I say the times are…read more"ish" because it's on the Rez, and Indian time is a real thing, sooo. I usually get there around between 10-1 and things are popping. I did all of my Christmas shopping here, and I typically come here when I want to get handmade gifts for friends and family. The prices here are wayyyyy better than you'll find in any store or trading center. Despite that though, you can still find some very expensive quality items here if that's what you're looking for. They have everything from fair food, crafts, jerky, clothes, movies, music, ceremony items (cedar, sage, etc.) and there are even people who sell puppies sometimes! Even if you don't want to buy anything the flea market is totally the place to be in Shiprock on a Saturday.

Cute little flea market to get some local products and knick-knacks. try the kettle corn!read more

Great customer service definitely recommend and very nice people they have jarred goods jams jelly…read morequail eggs and so much more

James Ranch Market has a little bit of everything you will need locally sourced. Produce, meats,…read morehoney, dairy, books and household items. As soon as you walk in you're greeted by friendly staff James Ranch Market is overlooking the cows in the pasture grazing The store set up of spacious and well maintained.

100% easily one of my favorite (if not my favorite) restaurants in Colorado. We'll be here for…read morethree more days, we'll probably be there at least three more times. Slight wait, but totally worth it. Burgers were so fresh and clean, the cheese was to die for. Views were stunning, live music was great. Families and dogs relaxing, looking at cows and petting goats. Bought some cheese and a hat from the market. Officially obsessed!

Easy to find, friendly people, great quality products. Best fresh mushrooms i have found ever.read more

I am a die hard farmers market junkie and this is a great one. Small with more crafts than food…read more What I bought: 1) homemade sweet jalapeño jam from a nice couple who does wood work also, 2) bread and coffee from the bread truck, 3) salad greens 4) small pies, 5) fingerling potatoes and my daughter found a Crystal vendor who sources locally. All people who work and sell are so nice. Genuinely nice. And the Dine artist who does pottery, gotta save my pennies. A must stop. And in august they were roasting chilies. If you have never seen or had also a must see.

It's cute but it's crowded with flat brimmed hat wearing mandolin playing worm "farmer" types all…read moreselling the same "organic" crap and believe it or not there are tons of homeless. Maybe it's me but the veggies out west are very tasteless. Actually this area in general has very little taste in its food and beers. Maybe it's the over saturation of people? Lots of pretty flowers and a couple booths of interesting ideas etc. The music were some older ladies covering some tunes, and it was ok. This area is crowded, very overpriced and pretentious in general so expect to pay high prices around town and in the market and everywhere west of about Kansas. After the market you can go and hike at one of the overwhelmingly amount of crowded trailheads or go on a train ride.

For a small town, this large Farmers' Market is a pleasant surprise. The Rye Bread (50-50) is moist…read moreand has lasted three days in the refrigerator (which is something to say for a non-preservative loaf). Live music this day was fold, fiddler and the audience dancers were appreciated by all. Several coffee stands and tasty treats made this a perfect stop on our road trip. Unfortunately, I believe this is the last Saturday Market for the 2021 Season.

Best beef and pork I've ever had! The green chili brats are to die for and the beef is just as good…read moreas it gets. Get it while it lasts!!

From the owner: The rave review's and returning loyal patronage is all the proof we need to know that our beef is…read moreconsistently Excellent! El Dorado Cattle Co. raise's All Natural Registered Longhorn Cattle.Our animals are born and raised on our ranch and handled with the goal of minimizing stress. They graze on lush pesticide free pastures, our own high altitude grass hay, and finished on local upcycled brewers grain from Ska and Durango Brewing. Adding the perfect marbling to our naturally lean beef. We hand select and inspect each animal for optimal processing. We are dedicated to the conservation of our land, and the sustainability of our animals. We Guarantee: No Growth Hormones No Antibiotics No Animal By- Product Feed Free Range Grazing All Natural Feed Finished on Local Brewer's Grain Dry Aged 21 Days Now Available Saturdays At Durango Farmers Market & Wednesdays at Evenings on 8th.

One day, Eric and I went on a day trip to Piedra Hot Springs, a lovely, little riverside springs…read morethat seep into the cold river water unless you use rocks to dam the warm water and make pools. That's right - no man-made construction + few people = perfect summer day. We emerged from the springs feeling relaxed...and famished. Luckily, Chimney Rock Farm was nearby. They were advertising sandwiches, so we stopped in. We got a sandwich. Then another. Then a carrot cake cupcake with a pile of cream cheese frosting. Then a jar of pickled beets, a ton of fresh produce, and a bottle of plum vinegar. And then we were poor. But happy. Chimney Rock is an organic farm, which means I admire them very much. They also make a ton of yummy things in jars - conserves, pickles, apple butter, preserves, and beets. And THEN they make tons of delicious food on-site per order. Breakfast burritos, pastries, bread and other baked goods, sandwiches, and sides. Their potato salad is rockin', and their raw broccoli salad is delish. For sandwiches, I highly recommend the shredded beef. A fun place to stop if you're traveling between Pagosa and Durango. Sadly, too far a way to drive JUST for the farm.

While taking a day tour with a group from Pagosa Springs we traveled 160 to Durango. The driver…read morecasually mentioned the Farm as we passed and then included "The ladies make really good sandwiches and sitting on the porch is the best way to enjoy them." He was correct. We made it back for lunch the next day. It is about 20 minutes from Pagosa on the south side of the highway. Fast? no fresh is rarely fast. If you want fast go to the burger drive through before you leave Pagosa. This place was refreshing and the Colorado breeze coming across the porch was better than any air conditioner invented. They usually have one or two soups daily as well as a small sandwich menu. The sandwiches are prepared in a panini press. All greens are grown on the farm. If you are into organic and fresh, don't drive by, stop and enjoy.

This place is amazing! A family run business with great customer service. Special events…read morethroughout the year makes it a go to for every Holiday! Festivals and hay rides, to a pumpkin patch for the kids, this place has it all. They have the best green chili in the state! Visit during chili roasting season if you can and smell heaven on earth! There's nothing like it! Do yourself a favor and stop by if you're in the area.