Really nice small grocery, terrific wine selection. Find wine here you can't get other places…read more Tap beer? Yes, growlers to go I didn't find a selection i wanted today, but will go again and ask about brands they carry Really looking forward to fresh tap beer to go, maybe even local Ex-Novo items!

What a great little community merc! I needed something minor and stopped in. They had a small…read morebutcher area, growler beer fill up, lots of beer options and great grocery store products. How nice that Placitas has this great store. I was just passing through after picking some items from a resident. Workers were so very pleasant with a quick hello upon entry.

Excellent market, grocery store, restaurant and take-out food all-in-one. We highly recommend it!…read more This is our favorite Mexican grocery store and restaurant right here in Rio Rancho, they have excellent supplies of everything that need to make everything from scratch, and they even have frozen items from fresh roasted green chilies that they roast out in front of the store fresh from the farm and as they sell the fresh roasted green chilies they also are bagging and freezing some for future use; to commercially frozen discos that we buy for our empanadas to other hard to find frozen exotic specialties. Walk all the way into the back and you'll see the huge variety of different meat cuts in the butcher shop. Then turn right and you will see the restaurant section with a huge menu of Mexican favorites, with tables that you can sit and eat at right there or you can get all of it for take-out and enjoy at home, its our favorite take-out because its yummy and the portions are supremely satisfying. They entire fresh hand made tortillas every day, no preservatives so this is like grandma-made tortillas that are so silky soft and yummy. Available pre-bagged and as the side tortillas for the fresh cooked food plates. The staff is friendly, well informed and helpful; the parking lot is gigantic (its in the strip mall that runs along Southern starting at Unser so it has infinite parking spaces). Highly recommended, give them a try!

We always come for the Jerry, but the restaurant in the back is a hidden surprise. The last time we…read morewere here I ordered the Loaded Nachos it was big and filling. I also had a taste of the aside torta my girlfriend had and it was really good. Everyone here has always been super nice. We never would have known about this hidden gem in the back had we never came into the market.

We drove about 40 minutes to visit this spot after seeing it pop up on TikTok, and I'm glad we did…read more It's a little smaller than I pictured, but that actually adds to its charm. The whole place has a cozy, neighborhood market vibe--exactly the kind of spot you'd want nearby if you lived in the area. They carry a nice variety of everyday essentials: fresh produce, tortillas, bread, milk, pantry staples, drinks, and even alcohol. But the real standout for me was their coffee shop. They offer a solid selection of fresh drinks, and I went with the piña colada--hands down, one of the freshest and most flavorful I've had. It did not disappoint! If you're ever on this side of town, this local gem is absolutely worth a visit. It's more than just a market--it's a place that clearly puts effort into serving its community. The staff were super friendly and helpful, which made the whole experience even better. Definitely a spot I'd recommend checking out and supporting.

We live right down the road. What a great addition to the neighborhood! They have a nice selection…read moreof beer and spirits. Keep in mind it's a small market so they won't have everything your normal grocery store will offer. That being said, they still have a variety of great options. Definitely stop by if you're in the area!

Super cute local "farm stand". Hard to find and has a confusing purchasing process involving QR…read morecodes and phones. And I'm not fully sure I understand how there membership works. But it has all kinds of natural food and treats. I bought a raw goat milk cheddar, very fresh asparagus and apple pie and a few other things. They source most products from small local farms. It's kind of catch as catch can depending on what vendors have come in. I didn't buy any meat but they had some interesting stuff in the freezer. You're not going to do weekly shopping here. But if you want really nice produce and locally sourced product this is your place.

store closed down and 3 weeks later I still have not gotten my $50 credit that was not used before…read morethe store closed. I was told I would be refunded but I keep trying to contact them and no answer!

Forget mccormick spices and come here! We get aaallll of our spices from Bombay. We also get a…read morebunch of incense as well! Please please please try their samosas and if you're feeling a little spicy then try their samosa chaat. Tikka spice ain't got NOTHING on Bombay Spice's Samosa Chaat. I promise you. Anyway, private lot out front. Great service. Anytime I can't find something the workers are willing to help me. I really love this spot!

Great store for Indian spices, teas, frozen foods, dal/grains ect. Very friendly staff and other…read morecustomers - everyone was so friendly in the store. It's not a huge produce section but has some things like fresh drumstick leaves, curry leaves, bitter melon ect but not a lot. The store is packed to the brim just wish they had more room to carry more. They had 3 items to order carry out food today it was samosa chaat which I had and loved! Everyone does theirs a bit different but theirs was excellent. The other dishes I forget but paneer was in one of the others.

I've shopped this commissary for almost 30 years. This commissary is not my primary shop spot. It…read moreis a supplemental spot. I'm not a fan of their produce, and the meat department is hit or miss. I do like that they have a sushi bar and their deli department is quite nice. I like that they offer Boar's head products. I do like what is offered on their isles. Their prices cannot be beat for most things. Even with better pricing, it is still not enough to make a trip into town to shop there. They offer a few self checkout stations, but I usually use a cashier instead. The lines are never long. For the most part, the cashiers are all friendly with me. I usually bag the groceries myself.

A trip out to Kirkland means a stop at the commissary for Thanksgiving trimmings. We were able to…read moreget most of what was needed. Similar to the civilian sector prices have increased. But they still represent a small savings. Plus all the non-food items are still tax free. It's smaller that most commissaries I've been to. But there is a small military community (active, reserve, veterans & retired) to service. My largest complaint, if you can call, is the build is dated and dingy. The lighting is poor. Although it's not it makes the store look dirty. I think it still worth the stop if you qualify to shop there.

Nice grocery store. I like they have meat butcher if you want need something special.read more

This supermarket is so awesome - clean, bright, and has an incredibly nice staff!…read moreEveryone working in front and the butcher wear masks and gloves and all the patrons I've encountered have also kept community safety in mind and wore their masks throughout the time they were shopping - THANK YOU!!!! I make all my own food from scratch so I need lots of herbs and spices. They have plenty!! I also want to avoid crowded stores so this is perfect. I can find everything I need. They carry a wide variety and decent volume of fresh cut meats, ground pork (for making Vietnamese Spring Rolls) , ground beef, chops, steaks, pork loins, etc... numerous ethnic items and sauces, a wide variety of dry Chili peppers, fresh beans, fruit, and plenty of cheeses They carry Fairlife milk and Coconut Creme creamer (out everywhere else in town) which I use for making homemade yogurt. They carry everything I need weekly so I will do my weekly shopping here from now on. If you hate shopping in the large stores, check it out! Sharing is caring!!

For our next #abqrestaurants #restaurantreview, I'm obliged to let y'all in on a secret I love it…read morewhen we find a new place to visit, and further love it when I find an equally rare gem of a small business that we have driven past many times before. This location, was in a grocery store (several of which we reviewed before) and initially we were the only customers. The owner was the only one working in the store so there were boxes of groceries that were in the middle of being stocked, plus he also cooked for us and others that had ordered takeout, so that more than made up for the slower service time and lack of offer for water (that someone else had previously mentioned) in a small, but beautiful dining room with a TV that was set to an arab channel (currently a work in progress, but again, considering he's the only employee in the store, we give him a LOT of credit!) This was our first time eating anything Afghan, so I was really excited. I ordered a flatbread appetizer and my husband ordered a chicken kebab, plus we had this yogurt drink with mint, similar to kefir (which my husband felt was sour then enjoyed it as I explained how to drink it (If you focus on the flavor of the mint and contrast it to the yogurt, you'll see how well it works together!). Plus, the tart of the yogurt dissipated the longer it sat on the table. The food was equally delicious. The chutney that came with my appetizer was moderately spicy (which I prefer ) and the yogurt drink served as a complementary offset. Unfortunately we didn't stay for dessert this time because we needed to run to the store before it closed, but were grateful to have enjoyed the meal we ordered! (Total cost around $40 for two people but reasonable for the quality ) #gourmetrecovery #foodfreedom #Intuitiveeating #supportsmallbusiness

Stopped in the other night, had not been by all year since covid started, but ive really been…read moretrying to hit the small markets. It's silly to stand in a long line at a grocery store, when there are little neighborhood markets scattered around town. And the small restaurant there is also still doing take out, picked up some bread(it is like a yard liong flatbread, yogurt, (all the folks looking for yeast and flower and other things a few months ago? they have had plenty. Got some beans, spices mostly some little things to help replenish my pantry at home. i've been getting more adventurous at cooking and going through many things. they have plenty of frozen meats. (all halal) lovely candies. Nice to be in a small shop not crowded. not feeling guilty if you read a few labels because there are people waiting for your slot in the store. Spend your dollars at these places, you can't get everything there, but you can get enough.