Beautiful, sweet and fresh produce. Highly recommend you visit…read more Bring your own bag. The line moves along fast and efficiently.

The owner yelled at my wife and threatened to move her car with his delivery van if she didn't move…read moreher car out of "his" spot and went on and on about how much he spends on diesel to bring "you people" your fruit. Several patrons put down their fruit and left due to his appalling and aggressive behavior. Do not support him. There are plenty of other places to get your peaches. Thank you.

Super great deli sandwiches! I had a panini and it tasted delicious. I was impressed with the…read moreextensive selection of fair trade chocolate as there were so many brands available. They also put the distance of how far away local products were from the store which I had never seen before.

Did a quick get a way for Father's Day weekend. This is a cute little co-op with a wide range of…read morechoices. Due to the holiday aka Father's Day the selection on Sunday late in day was not as good as probably in the AM. It's at the far end of town past the airport adjacent to the holiday inn. As a native Californian who retired here 5 years ago (Albuquerque) I have been going to co-ops since I was a kid. This is very cute and while not huge (shout out to La Montanita in ABQ) definitely has quality products. Definitely recommend.

I have been driving by this 'rostra' farm stand for over 25 years on my way to Taos…read more For the first time, I wasn't rushing like I normally am and I took the time to go into the stand. What a feast for the eyes and stomach! Beautiful fruit and vegetables preserved in oh so many ways...every vegetable under the sun pickled, huge variety of fruit preserves and butters, apple-pecan caramel, ciders - cherry and blackberry. Beautiful and delicious, like no other dried fruit - especially pear and peach. (also frozen) They win awards at the state fair for their fruits and vegetables and do not use preservatives or toxic ingredients. The valley of Velarde has been farmed since 1598. I dropped a pretty dime and still dying to go back to buy even more for the winter. It's beautiful and delicious.

Stopped by for first time on Friday. I was at Ziggy's International Market and needed just a few…read moreproduce items for my recipe so thought I'd stop in here and maybe save myself a trip to whole paycheck. WHAT a NICE FIND! (Plus one star for proximity to the international store) Plus one star: I picked up the freshest ginger I've found in town yet (including Sunflower, Whole Foods, Wild Oats). I also picked up scallions, cilantro, asparagus, a few pasilla peppers and a bottle of water. Plus one star: Total bill $4.29. Plus one star because I never have cash and they took my debit card but charged $.25. FINE with me, I love that they give me the option, I'd rather pay the fee then go find cash and many merchants don't give you the option. This place is 95% produce, so don't plan on getting your other items here, but it's fresh, very inexpensive, and the location is perfect.

They are conveniently located and parking is easy. They have a good selection, however, the two…read moretimes I went in there, I left with nothing. They have no organic selections. I buy ONLY organic. If I were to buy non-organic produce, I would just do it at a grocery store where I get everything else. I drive by it twice a day. If I see that they are carrying organic produce, I will definitely buy from there.

Been wanting to step in since my neighbors Raved about it on NextDoor.com Finally got there, and…read morefound what i was missing a good old Farmers Market, style fruit and vegetable stand. nice looking produce as part of Segovias Distributing Inc, they have access to a ton of great looking and great priced fresh fruits and veggies. including the usuals. but also was able to find unwaxed jicama, they have a cooler of bueno, and a small section of snacks and staples.. But besides the cheap produce they also sell prepared (chopped) fruits and vegetables much cheaper than supermarkets, so great for a grab on the way home for dinner/potluck sort of emergencies!!!

Very good prices on produce. The little store is nice and clean. I walked out with about 7 or 8…read moreitems and only paid $6. The avocados are Huge and ripe. They also have frozen chili products. There is a refrigerated section with organic mushrooms, eggs and milk.

The market is currently in the large parking lot (with trees) of the modern courthouse complex…read more(beside Super Save). TFM will soon relocate to its own wonderful piece of donated land, however, where it will reside permanently! As soon as the Taos Market 501C-3 procures donations needed to gravel some areas there and prepare the land, which they are hoping to do in 2026. This really is a fantastic market; you don't want to miss it. There are now more vendors of healthful prepared meals, more bakers selling pastries and breads, more sellers of coffees, chai (with oat or dairy milk), smoothies, a variety of fresh pressed juices, and Horchata. Locally grown eggs are for sale, along with mushrooms, frozen chicken, beef, mutton, and pork. We have more than one maker/seller of tremontina (a protective skin product), natural skin creams, comfrey and calendula salves, natural deodorant that works, lip balms, face products. You can find top quality lavender oil and oil blends, and scented homemade soaps. Cota Tea herb can be purchased for staying cool in summer (I so love the taste of this tea!) and a wonderful spearmint-and-rose tea. Medicinal herbal tea blends and medicinal herbs, mushrooms, and roots are for sale as well. Locally grown fresh sprouts and salad items, sprouted hummus, special vinegars, different hot sauces, and pickled items. Homemade ristras and bright wreaths of red peppers in fall. Many types of dried beans, dried squash, dried okra, chili powders, and lots of fruits and vegies. Resins, like copal and dragon's blood. Beeswax candles and honey. Also lovely baskets of hanging flowers. Gardeners will also be happy to find many people selling a wide variety of healthy young plants in season - vegies, herbs, and flowers, many types of tomatoes and squashes, occasionally even fruit trees and cane plants (blackberry, raspberry, etc.). Taos really shines in its farmer's market! Even if you're tight on cash, do come enjoy the wonderful people. You can sit in the shade and enjoy the live music, maybe get a watermelon juice.

Was staying in Taos for a few days and thought we would check it out. We were very impressed with…read morethe wide selection available and the quality of the produce and meat we bought.

I love these guys! Haven't work with them for a while because I stopped doing food (and left NM),…read morebut Bill and Jenny are great and I still remember having a great time working with them. They were very, very helpful and knowledgeable, just really good people. It's been over 10 years since I've worked with them but I have only good memories. They didn't have yelp back then otherwise I would've written them a review ages ago. If you want to work with a great supplier and people who are honest, this is it!

This place has been my go-to for years to get my chile. I always find other things to add to my…read morebasket before checking out. The snack selection is top notch.

Went today for red chile powder and fideos. Left with much more. I buy green chile roasted for my…read morefather and I like Blue Bird flour. Their produce is great and I had to restrain myself but like the variety. No meat but not a problem. It's a wonderful market and I'm so glad it's still around.