Popped in here…read more.. nice looking store with tons of natural light. Smiling and friendly staff, good selection and competitive prices, Amanda really directed us to weekend bliss like horses to water!

Product not good. They sell it under the guise that it relieves pain, but it doesn't.read more

small store in a big community. First Cannabis store here saves you a trip into town. Young man at…read morecounter was great & knew/had everything I needed. Prices were reasonable even though they could have charged more for the convenience. Building had other items for those who need to pick up a few things without making a drive. Store is a little hidden next to Pizza restaurant. Parking lot is big enough for an RV if needed. I went on opening day so place was well stocked & clean. The owner was there & stated "in time they will have veteran's discounts & loyalty rewards". That will be important, because all stores offer them.

From the owner: Village Cannabis opened November 2024. It is family owned and operated. We have premium flower,…read moreconcentrates, unique novelty gifts and pet treats.

Flavor 5/5 I enjoyed the organic oatmeal and breakfast…read moreburrito. The snack selection is good, and for being so small, there is a wide array of items. Price 4/5 It's an organic store with organic products, so the prices are higher than comparable grocery stores (but for a good reason). Also, much cheaper than any organic store in California. Quality 5/5 The products are organic, and some are locally sourced. Service 5/5 The worker who spoke to me was very kind and explained how they get their locally-made items. Ambiance: locally-ran, organic, & healthy.

Awesome locally owned grocery with excellent health focused options. Love to be able to support…read moresmall businesses while I travel. If you are staying or passing through, stop here and support while treating yourself to quality food.

We're from California and used to having tons of food options, but I had never actually tried fry…read morebread before. We were just passing through Gallup and needed a quick lunch. We found this spot on Yelp and I'm so glad we stopped! We got the fry bread (sandwich) and it completely surprised us. I usually think lamb is too gamey, but this wasn't at all. When I brought it out, my husband thought it was beef at first because of how mild it tasted. The portions are huge. HUGE! One taco was seriously the size of a medium pizza and somehow we still finished it. If you're taking it to go like we did, eat it within 5 to 10 minutes so it doesn't get soggy. They also have free broth and honey inside which was such a nice touch and made it even better. Dipping the fry bread in the broth was a nice touch. Like a lighter consomé. Try it with the honey, too! We did with the remaining fry bread as a bit of a dessert. The best part though was the woman working there. She was so kind, answered all my questions, explained everything, and even gave me a magazine about Gallup. If you want something authentic and filling, definitely stop here.

I've had native food a few times here and there but never in an actual sit-down restaurant setting…read more The lady who was working was extremely nice. I wanted to try everything but settled for the lamb stew and the navajo burger. Like other reviews stated, portions really are HUGE. The broth was even self serve in a hot pot out on a counter which is pretty cool. Super nice on a 10° day. I wasn't sure but it seems like native cooking is very light on additional seasonings as my food wasn't as salty as I usually prefer. Which I guess might be a turn off to some but if that's what traditional cooking is then... yeah. The navajo burger actually had enough flavor from the patty. I loved the fry bread. The broth was amazing, I just wish it were a little more salted but that's something easily fixed. Oh I almost forgot. I guess my brain blocked out the trauma of it but New Meixco is supposedly well known for their chilis and this place has some fire chili. literally. roasted green chilis. but yeah it was painful. I couldn't take it. Definite must for any big spice head. Highly recommend broadening your horizons, trying something new, and supporting a locally owned business!