If you're up on Old South 14 or hwy 337 Stopping here and…read moretry their food.. All their food is made to order not grabbing go. Hamburger is very moist and delicious. Definitely worth the stop if you're in the area. The staff is very friendly. Debit or credit card purchases are not allowed unless it's over $5. Ordering food this is very easily accomplished. Stop by here for a get away from the city and enjoy the fresh air. There are picnic tables outside for you to sit at to enjoy your food.

Manzano Green Chile cheese burger, if you like Burgerboy you'll LOVE Morningstar ~9 miles South 337…read more(4 Kuhn Dr Tijeras, NM 87059) my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE burger in all the area (Abq too) Monzano burger, add bacon and fries **you'll not regret it** ;-)

Currently there are few items left in the market. The halal chicken breasts are out of inventory ;…read morethere are only chicken thighs. The medjool dates are now from Pakistan and the increased prices reflect the delivery costs. I spoke with vendor and explained the last time I asked for pistachio cookies , I received walnut cookies. I'm scared of ordering more because of this. He explained to me that he is sure he must have explained they were out and only had walnuts. So I'm apparently unable to explain that I do not like walnuts and surely I thought to ignore his update. Absolutely done with this dishonesty.

SO Grateful for this store! Casa Blanca and Bombay Spice are my 2 go to international stores to…read morevisit! If I can't find something at Bombay it's typically always at Casa Blanca. I have yet to visit Talin, but I was told I must visit there next.

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.

Really good selection of beans , chilis , snacks and jerky. Meat counter was amazing, whole section…read moreof homemade salsas mild to hot!

This is the new Montanita Coop, located at 12th & Menaul in Albuquerque, just across from the…read moreIndian Pueblo Cultural Center (IPCC). (They closed their old location on Rio Grande and Matthew, and moved into this new location!) This new location is bigger, has more parking, and a better selection. Pros: - More parking - More varied selection - Better hours - Decent self-serve coffee Cons: - Deli food does not look appetizing! It always looks OLD, plus there isn't anything that looks really inviting or tasty. They should have some staple items, such as tasty chicken tenders, fried rice, or pizza!! Nope, it all looks terrible! - Danish and baked goods look very tasty, but are often day-olds and are overpriced. - Most workers are on the younger side (20s, 30s) and tend to have attitude. For older people, like me, it's off-putting. Suggestions: - The deli selection should be improved. I told one of their workers to go to whole foods and see what they offer, as an example. Whole foods deli on Carlisle blows the offerings here, away. If you are looking for a quick bite to eat, skip this store until they improve their offerings. - Danish and baked good items are way overpriced. $5.00 for a muffin or danish, that is also day-old and not fresh, is ridiculous, particularly for albuquerque - Day-old danish and baked good items should be marked down. - Remind employees to be courteous and friendly to all customers, as a matter of course - A suggestion box for this store would go a long way, in terms of getting customer input on what would improve this store! Overall, this is a fairly "upscale" and expensive store, particularly for Albuquerque. For better selection, pricing, and friendlier staff, consider the "John Brooks" grocery store at 12th and Candelaria. "John Brooks" is just a few blocks north of this store, and less than a mile away.

Tried the new place out today. I think a little on the pricey side but the food is good. Deli is…read morenot fully open but what is open is good food. Very clean inside and so many options. I found sandwiches at the deli and soup. Small soup is $3.99. It is chicken noodle soup and a as actually good

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!!

Good selection of snacks and drinks, however double check your receipts, we were charged for items…read morethat we never purchased for almost $15

Monaco Market has unmistakable "bodega" soul, and has somehow managed to bottle the feeling of…read morestepping into another country--several countries, in fact--without ever leaving the city limits. It proudly carries what can only be described as the United Nations of snacks. These are the treats your trendy teenagers have been "Tik-Tok-ing" into viral fame--the kind with packaging that compels them to snap that selfie and send it out into the ether in a nanosecond. The shelves read like a passport: confections from Lebanon, Dubai, China, South Korea, Taiwan, and beyond. Exotic chocolates that make domestic candy seem shy by comparison. Chips in flavors you didn't know were legal. And then there's the drink selection--a kaleidoscope of juices, sodas, and energy drinks adorned with beloved anime characters and designs that blur the line between beverage and collectible. It's less of a cooler and more of a museum exhibit, except here you're encouraged--no, expected--to participate. The true heart of the place, however, is the gentleman behind the counter. His zeal is palpable. He's not merely ringing up purchases; he's hosting an adventure. His warmth and enthusiasm make you feel less like a customer and more like a co-conspirator in discovering something wonderful. Human connection at it's finest. Yes, the prices lean toward the premium side, but that feels less like indulgence and more like reality--importing the world isn't cheap, and tariffs are no respecter of snack-based diplomacy. What you're really paying for is access: access to flavors, cultures, and moments that would otherwise require a boarding pass. And Monaco Market doesn't stop at snacks. It's also a treasure chest of viral odds and ends--shirts, gifts, toys, and knick-knacks that feel handpicked for people who appreciate the joy of novelty. Every shelf feels intentional, like a curated rebellion against the ordinary. And rumor has it a ramen bar is on the horizon, promising a quick nosh for those who want something warm to accompany their global snack pilgrimage. Bottom line: Monaco Market is pure FUN. It's a place where curiosity is rewarded, where novelty is celebrated, and where you're reminded that sometimes the smallest treats carry the biggest sense of wonder. Albuquerque is lucky to have it--and I suspect many of us will be back, if only to prove to our teenagers that we, too, know what's cool... eventually.

This is a small market in the the south valley to Albuquerque close to Bosque Farms. It's decent in…read moresize and has a bit of everything for your household and including a deli and pizza shop. It also sells lottery tickets at this location. Every week they have sales going on on various things. Store is clean and customers service is great.

It's not the cleanest place but some of the workers are friendly.small space so when busy hard to…read moremove around. It's like a Walgreens in away it has most of the stuff you need .

good quality meat this is the best hispanic authentic store in al of ABQ! i drive 30 minutes for…read moretheir carne asada! come and enjoy cheers. Come before the rush hour