They always have the most amazing peaches. We drive to Colorado every year to buy them. You won't…read morebe disappointed.

Delicious peaches and produce. Friendly staff! The blue corn meal cookie was sooo good!!!read more

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.

Great place. Fresh everything…read more Excellent selection Sort of a Mom & Pop Whole Foods

Your Raw Chopped Salad was one of the best in Durango for a fresh, lettuce-addressed mixture of…read moresquash, broccoli, etc. I don't get to town much but the last two times I've bought it (as recently as friday of last week) has little to no lettuce. It's soggy, not fresh and frankly tastes like a salad which is two days old - not good. I will not buy again. Whomever has taken over the Deli needs to understand that cabbage soaked in vegetables juices, days old, is not the same as a fresh salad.

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!

Great little organic grocery store. We were greeted upon entering and found the store to be well…read morestocked with lots of quality items including prepared sandwiches in the deli area that were delicious during our road trip. (We did find a few of the people working a bit rude (the young woman working at the deli counter seemed to not want to be bothered to help anyone and then tried to overcharge us, the other was the woman stocking shelves who seemed very perturbed when asked a question about where an item was located. Not a good look, ladies!...but I find that behavior is more the norm and to be expected in Colorado small towns where everybody thinks they are healthier and better looking than everyone else! lol) If you're looking for quality products, and don't care about a little bit of attitude, this is your spot!

Sale items.. Why does NG have a sale for 3 weeks but only…read moreorders 10 bottles or so of Pineapple Juice, sells out in a day and then the shelf is empty but magically reappears after the sale is over?

Durango Natural Foods is a Co-op. Member owned since 1974…read more The plant selection caught my attention. So many air plants at such a great price. Many unique items

It's good as a store for convenience but oh my is the price inconvenient! I went to go buy vanilla…read moreextract because it was next door. I arrive and look. It was like 10 dollars! And I went to check out and it ended up being like 15 dollars.

COVID makes things... different. One way traffic, masks... but still…read more.. Farmer's Market is on! This is a small town, so it's no surprise that this Farmer's Market is quaint as well. There are a few food stands that serve fresh food, flower stands, local food stands, etc. I recommend getting there early for produce if you want to grab before they sell out. Parking around is $1.50 for an hour. You might be able to snag a spot when someone is leaving who can pass over their little parking pass. Lots of tickets out yesterday on cars who didn't pay, so don't get caught in that mess.

Love this little market. Telluride is such a magical place and I love all the fresh veggies and…read morefruits available. My little one even got her face painted as a treat for being patient while I shopped.

My friend and I wanted a quick lunch so we both got a sandwich here. I got the enchanted (veggie…read moresandwich) with turkey and she got a panini. My sandwich was super good, it came out within 5 minutes and the staff was really friendly. There's seating outside too! Price was around $11 for each.

Clean, fresh, and pricey. I don't remember how it compares to Clark's in town, but it's convenient…read morewhen staying in Mountain Village. Staff is very nice and helpful.

I had never been in here before and have wanted to check it out. Im so glad I did The people were…read morepatient and super nice. The prices were good and the meat is amazing. The flavor and quality were definitely worth the trip in. I will go back again for sure.

I am very happy to give this carneceria 5 stars. I would highly recommend going here to all of my…read morefriends and Yelp review followers ;] Carneceria Sonora is more than just a meat market. They have pretty much all your standard groceries including household cleaning and cooking standards. Want something to make tortillas? They have that. Want some religious candles to assist you prayer time? They have that. Are you and prostitute and/or a gang member that needs a Santa Muerte candle? They have that too. The marinated meats truly take the stage. They have several different kinds of asada and prepared meats. My favorite tho, it they are the only place o have found in town that sells what I call a KBBQ (Korean BBQ) kalbi cut. They call it the costilla de res. It's the short rib with the 3 small bones. Nommm. Oh don't forget to get the homemade tortilla chips they sell there too. Plus a panadería and place to buy piñatas