HUGE selection! They…read moreeven had "Omission" beer (a hard to find item in my experience) Super friendly / helpful staff Plenty of parking

Really laid back place. Perfect for us. We happen to connect with the owners and brewers and loved…read morethe conversation. Really cool interior as well. Lots of seating options, lots of room for larger crowds and a decent outdoor space as well. They had several sour beer options which always is a plus in my book. My guy enjoyed several IPAs with zero complaints. The beer tender was fabulous, attentive and offered several suggestions. Always a plus. If we lived in town, we'd be here regularly for sure.

something about the last few brewerys that we've been too, it's always fucking trivia night. well,…read morewe were in Alamosa for one night and this place was on my list of places to try and low and behold, we walk in and it's goddamn trivia night. ARGH. there did happen to be 1 bar stool at the end of the bar, and a kind man who happened to be from Kansas no doubt who stood up and gave the JW his seat, and i then had my sampler platter of beer and some tasty snack mix as well. the beer was wonderful and we enjoyed everything exept the trivia. the guy at the bar also happened to be working the next morning when we stopped in for coffee. the coffee needs work. all in all, for a tiny mountain town, this place is pretty darn good, i would highly recommend a stop in if yo're driving through.

Umm the bestest! Love this place! The beer is amazing and the owner is so kind and friendly. She…read moremade us feel so welcome and even sat down later in the night with some food and a brew and chatted with us. We will be back a million times!

Great atmosphere!! Wonderful staff!! Amazing beer. Glad my wife and I made the trip. We will be…read moreback many more times.

For a small town liquor store they had quite the supply to choose from. Well rounded supply both…read moreliquor and wine. Knowledgeable staff. Highly recommend.

We visited today for a bite to eat and loved the experience! We were so happy that we could bring…read moreour pup in the courtyard to eat. My husband and I both had hamburgers with mushrooms and fixings. They were delicious and the beef is local. We also bought a bottle of their vodka. We haven't tried yet so we can't give an honest review

Oh my goodness, what a treat! Our group of Harley riders stopped in after dinner at the Windsor. We…read moregot to try many of the spirits and were delighted to get a tour from one of the owners. The drinks are fun and tasty, and the bartender was excellent. Don't miss this little gem.

First off, I really dislike writing this review for a local, small town place in an area where my…read moreDH is from. I support small businesses, especially in small towns, but here we goooooo. The store is small, quaint, cozy, and right off the highway entering/leaving Alamosa. We generally purchase honey from a local market in Denver, forget the refined weird store stuff, right here in the valley is where we've found the best honey the last few times and decided to stop in a new place instead of buying off the street in La Jara. Anyhow, we walk in, never greeted, and head towards the small selection of honey that was available. The guy (manager) working that weekend must've rolled over to the wrong side of the bed in the middle of the night and fallen off because geez was he rude! We walked in and he coldly asked us if we were looking for honey - well, DUH, that's why were here I thought. We asked 2 questions while admiring the variety while he kept boxing up his shipment, not once coming over to help, so I stopped - it was no use, our questions seemed to pester him. They do offer a range of honey from seasonal honey, clover honey, huajillo honey, honeycomb etc, and I just wanted plain ol' honey, nothing fancy and some honeycomb. I asked which jar was the plain honey and he said they're the quart jars, I pointed to a quart jar and asked if this was it because it wasn't labeled and without looking over, he said, "well is that a quart?!?" Ok, jerk, I see it's a quart, but you can't walk 2 steps to help? Anyhow, we grab it and we walk the 2 steps to the register and my DH asks if the honey is made here, the guy says rudely, "the bees make the honey", well, we know that jerkwad, but he knew what my DH meant, so DH rephrased the question and asked if it was extracted here or elsewhere. Heck if we know, we were just curious - the bee colonies could be in the back yard or something. So finally, I throw in a remark and say "Ya know, we know it's Sunday, and although it's 10am, we all may still be sleepy, but could you just lighten up a bit ok?!?" I guess he realized he was being a total asshole and lightened up a bit by trying to show us his new salve recipe. By that time I just wanted to pay for my quart of plain honey and hit the road and not look back. Needless to say, I left behind the honeycomb because I no longer wanted to spend more money there and we definitely won't be back. Next time we'll just buy it from the gal that sells it off the road in La Jara. We always get a smile and a thank you when we leave. Oh, and I think the place needs a name change to Grumpa's Honey. Because that's who you'll get when you walk in the door.

Disagree with the previous review. Staff was pleasant and helpful. The varietal honeys are unique,…read moreeach with a distinct flavor. A favorite new find: baking honey! A must try for bakers out there!!

Jack's Market is the go-to grocery store with most of the locals in La Jara, CO…read more My first visit ever was on 9/3/2023. While I wasn't blown away by this smallish place, it was a nice store. Not bizarrely expensive. Here's a few items we bought: - Butter pecan ice cream tub $4.59 - Russet potatoes (3-lbs) $1.99 - Bbq sauce $1.59 The lady who checked us out was friendly and funny. Large, "seedless" watermelons were on sale $4.98 each. They and the rest of the produce looked decent. I was able to slake my thirst that warm afternoon with some good bottles sweet tea out of Amarillo, TX, called Panhandle Pure ($1.09). Western Union is available here. There used to be a lady who would sell her homemade tamales here out of her car. I sure wish she would come back!

Overall I was pleasantly surprised to find Jack's, seeing as I'd completely -- with the exception…read moreof one package of strawberries -- forgotten to pack any of the groceries we bought for the camping trip. I couldn't explain it, I think I had my priorities totally wrong (or right, depending on your perspective), because I packed every last can of beer in the house. Food? Who needed food? As a general note, the little town of Antonito is located somewhere in the middle of nowhere, and Jack's is the best or only grocery store, anywhere. What we discovered: - A decent selection of produce - The occasional organic option, like milk and butter - Friendly and slightly spooky employees - More beer, and other adult drinks, there's a connected liquor store - Hunting and fishing licenses and gear - Firewood, nature's beer buddy - A public restroom (campers, rejoice!) - DVD rentals, because of course - Chile roasting, yes, it was Labor Day weekend Also, there's a "Nite Club" across the street. Someday, I want to spend a nite there.

We stopped by The Simple Foods Market for sandwiches while driving to Denver from Pagosa Springs…read more We had the BYO-build your own sandwiches. Service was excellent and all our directions were followed well. We like our bread extra toasted and it came out perfect. I had the ham and cheddar on rye. The hubs had the ham and Swiss on sourdough. Both were delicious. All the toppings we requested blended beautifully together. Very tasty. The only suggestion is that they offer regular sub-hoagie bread. The only options are Ciabatta rolls, sliced sourdough or sliced Rye. Lots of drink options and tasty chip choices. Loved the "All Mixed Up" chips. If you're driving through Del Norte, this is a must stop for a great sandwich and healthy options foods.

This was a great meal (we all did build your own sandwiches) and a cute little store going through…read moretown.