Brand new market providing some much needed variety to Raton. Opening weekend they sold out of…read moresorbet, so it must be good! They have a thoughtful small selection of products including some higher end groceries and some common staples. We really enjoyed the cured chorizo and French Brie! As kinda an Italian themed market, I'm hoping they up their game with real coffee.

A great little find in downtown Raton! We definitely took advantage of the baked goods (the lime…read moretart was amazing!), deli meat, specialty sodas and other treats! Trendy little market, pleasant staff!

Great selection for a small town wonderful service. I will definitely return again. Next time I'm…read moregonna try the banana split or maybe one of their Sundaes.

Thank you so much to Robin her service was amazing! Humble and generous, and her addition is her…read moreboutique with such cute items for everyone! One stop shop for the whole family.

I know what you're thinking... how does a small town in New Mexico have such great reviews??! I was…read morepleasantly surprised when passing through and stopping here. The bathrooms are very clean and had a hands free flushing toilet! Never seen one before and was so pleased to see this.

Best convenience store in Raton. The restrooms are kept…read moresqueaky clean. There's a rather large selection of alcohol including hard liquors like vodka and whiskey. Quite a variety of snacks, candy, and even Krispy Kreme donuts! The soft drink selection isn't large but they have the basics, including tea drinks. They even have flavored syrups to add. The cups don't get very large, stopping at 44 ounce. The coffee tastes great and is always fresh with plenty of add-ons including several types of creamer and artificial sweetener. The staff is always super-friendly, and SMART! They recognize you and will talk to you like a person, not just a customer. There's also a Redbox vending machine out front for your Blu-ray/DVD fix. If you compare this store to some of the grander convenience stores in big cities, you MIGHT be a little disappointed (but just a little). However, for a small town like Raton, you just can't get any better.

We arrived late, and felt fortunate to score some pastries before they sold out. You could close…read moreyour eyes and pick randomly, and not go wrong. All of the pastries we ordered were fresh, prepared perfectly, and delicious. We left happy to have visited, and sad that there is nothing like this in our town.

My hubby went in to this bakery while I was at the book store next door so I didn't personally get…read moreto go in but the lemon bar was the best lemon bar I've ever had! Lemony and little crunch on the bottom! The cinnamon roll tasted like it was warmed and the icing was melted and we ate this once we got in the car! Soooo good! We also bought a little cake for only $7! It was a plain white cake but wasn't super sweet and was decorated beautifully!

Really cute aesthetics both outside and inside. Staff and…read moreowner were both friendly. Everything for sale is from Costco but that's okay, it's a very small town so there may not even be a local bakery. Coffee and latté were good. I found $8.00 for a 20oz to be a little expensive but I'm sure that it was my best option for miles and happy to support the little guys. Would go back!

Great coffee shop. Good cappuccino and snacks. Great people and excellent service. Passed thru…read morefor a quick stop. It was a good choice. Charged our EV nearby.

This is a great old time feeling a liquor store. They have a good selection and reasonable prices.read more

This places is a old historic super cool liquor/wine shop that has one of the coolest old school…read morecoolers stuffed with champagne in the back. Champagne does deserve it's own special cooler! So fab. When I was there last around Christmas, the owner & I were talking about the cool old school cooler in back, she told me a story of how a good friend gave it to her. Very interesting. Anyhoo, it's one of the cleanest & coolest old liquor stores ever. Located in a free standing old brick "railroad" building that used to be a tire shop. It still has the old signage on side of the building. It's kinda awkward to get to from the highway, parking is beside the building. The place is well stocked with all kinds of goodies from cheap to expensive & has tons of craft beers & imports. While I always like a cold glass of Champagne on arrival to where I'm headed, hubby likes to stop here for a pint of brainless raspberries. Yea, the beer. Lol Recommend :)

Service was fantastic. Breakfast was good. Dry fly fishing lure selection was amazing.read more

My wife and I have been loyal customers here for over 5 years. This morning we arrived at 8am, the…read moredoor was unlocked, we walked in and heard the cook Tony say "oh...just come on in and make yourself F'ing comfortable". Apparently they weren't ready for breakfast service at their opening time. We will never spend another dollar at this business! The wait staff has always been pleasant and this is not a reflection on them. Shame on management for keeping an employee like this. We may only be one customer...but we have spent over $12K here conservatively over the years. Done! We can take our business where it's more appreciated

Been here several times. The out of towners that are blasting it and small town life can just move…read moreon. Before you whine and cry, I lived in Wichita for most of my life. And SLU.... don't even get me started. Plenty of Netflix documentaries about people there. Whistle Stop is actually a pretty decent sandwich shop that doesn't rape you like Subway. Last time I ate at SW it was like, $20 for a sandwich and a drink. Should have just went to a sit down for the at much. At Whistle Stop, my meal hits around $12. Never had a problem with the amount of meat on the sandwich. Veggies are all fresh and not "over ripe". Sandwich Artists have all been friendly and offer home town suggestions. And what is Wichita talking about, "man with an accent"?!? Are you racist or something? What a asinine thing to say about someone else.

I would encourage everyone to steer clear of this place. I am local and most local people don't go…read morethere. My first experience was a cashier on the phone talking about if I heard her right she said the pump was spitting. I got my ice and left. second was I encountered some elderly gentleman hanging around. with nothing to do. I loved his accent must of been a foreign person. there is tables but it's a gas station with no room aisles of gas station crap. this place is garbage if you like the place you can have it. I guess with the sandwich shop it is not a corporate store must be a franchise owned by some Saudi or business man from Pueblo.