Took truck to local car repair up the street from this outlet. While waiting I saw the this place…read more& decided to check it out. My Dad loved bakery outlets & took me to them for years. This place didn't disappoint. Large selection of items. Lady said they get lots more in as the day progresses. A loaf of bread that is normally $4.24 was $1.50. You can stock up on these great products, then just freeze them until you are ready. Store was clean, staff nice & helpful, easy on/off road, etc. I bought two boxes of muffins just to give to mechanics. This is 100% the place to go if you have a big family. Or even for a senior like me looking for a bargain.

I've loved this place for decades. I have a hard time buying bread anywhere else because of the…read moreprice point it's cheap, same bread as at the store.i took an 11 year old and maybe we bought things like doughnuts and Takis (we did) on top of a keto bread I like, bagel thins and bread for his father's sandwiches. When we checked out he said, with glee "all of this for $11! Yesterday they had a lovely seeded bread for $1.50. I Make bread and love a good bakery but this fits a different need. I think they're having some staffing issues at the moment so weren't open last Sunday when I went. But that's not a big deal. I've gone and couldn't find what I was looking for so will ask and sometimes it's end up back. If you find something you like get it, the bread I like I'll get two loaves of and because it's commercially made bread that lasts for a long time in the fridge. Also it's just down the street from Costco on montano and they sell huge hot dog buns that fit the dogs from Costco perfectly. I love this place and hope it never goes away

Super cute local "farm stand". Hard to find and has a confusing purchasing process involving QR…read morecodes and phones. And I'm not fully sure I understand how there membership works. But it has all kinds of natural food and treats. I bought a raw goat milk cheddar, very fresh asparagus and apple pie and a few other things. They source most products from small local farms. It's kind of catch as catch can depending on what vendors have come in. I didn't buy any meat but they had some interesting stuff in the freezer. You're not going to do weekly shopping here. But if you want really nice produce and locally sourced product this is your place.

store closed down and 3 weeks later I still have not gotten my $50 credit that was not used before…read morethe store closed. I was told I would be refunded but I keep trying to contact them and no answer!

These sisters specialize in the holiday-centric hot cocoa bombs. And let me tell you these are to…read moredie for. Before this holiday season, I hadn't heard of cocoa bombs but I'm so glad that I do. Just to make sure these treats were worth the hype, I ordered one and tried it out. The next day I ordered several of them for Christmas presents. Now we all know that the holidays are not the time of year to be ultra-stringent about diets so take that into account when deciding to order these. They do have dairy and the typical high amount of sugar for such treats. When picking up your cocoa bombs (curbside pick up), Two Sweet Sisters will explain how you prepare these. But just for those of you who are in the dark about these treats like I was a few weeks ago, here's what you need to do: These are large treats, so the sisters recommend that you serve them with 10-to-12 ounces of steaming hot milk (or your non-dairy alternative). You will want a larger mug with plenty of room so there isn't any spillage. I don't think it makes a difference which order you do this in but I put the cocoa bomb into the mug before adding the milk. Then I poured the hot milk over the bomb and stirred it as it melted and enjoy. Others have said to add the steaming milk first then drop the bomb in there and stir it. You definitely don't want to "eat" a cocoa bomb on its own. There's powdered cocoa and marshmallows inside the chocolate shell. So you'd have a mouth full of powder. I guess you could do this but would that really be satisfying and fun? Plus, it would be kinda messy. Two Sweet Sisters offers a variety of these -- milk chocolate and white chocolate -- with typical cocoa mixes and marshmallows inside. I think a big difference between all of them is how they are decorated ... Reindeer, Snowball, and Snowflake, along with more traditional ones like the original Simply Hot Cocoa, Abuelita Mexican Chocolate, Salted Caramel, Cookies & Cream, among others. Today is the final day they are accepting orders to if you want them then order right now! If you have questions, contact them on Facebook. They reply quickly. Here's a link: https://www.facebook.com/TwoSweetSisters OK, you guys, enjoy! Enjoy!

We have ordered from Two Sweet Sisters for two years now and will make it a tradition from here on…read moreout. We LOVE giving their Hot Cocoa Bombs as gifts for the holidays. Everyone we have given them to enjoys them so much. We always order extra for ourselves and my kiddos are always amazed about how they burst open. The owners are super easy to work with and are efficient and timely. And their products look EXACTLY like the pictures posted on their website. The quality of Two Sweet Sisters products is top notch and we love that they are local! I cannot say enough great things about them!

Very cheap bread-good selection even when the shelves aren't stocked. At Christmas, some amazingly…read moregood shortbread cookies! We go for foot-long hot dog buns-they have them!

This is a great place to go to stock up on bread and pastry treats, as the prices here are a…read morefraction of what you would pay at the old grocery store, even should they be on sale. Generally, of course, what you sacrifice for the low price is freshness and shelf-life. This stuff does not keep for long once opened and, let's face it, it's not going to be quite as good as the fresh version. I love the price though, so for me it's worth it. They also offer a stamp card that let's you accrue points towards free stuff, and if you spend 7 bucks or more they give you something random for free. Got to love that. As far as bang for the buck goes, you can't beat this place, even though their selection is rather limited and their product has seen better days.

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

cookies is alright. pricey but worth the money every once in a while. Workers are usually nice and…read morefriendly. I like how direct the store concept is. I like how quick i can order and then have my cookies in a couple minutes.

I have tried Crumbl a few times since they opened in Albuquerque and I just have not been able to…read moreget behind it-- and furthermore is I am not a fan of this store in particular. Their hours are incorrect, they close way earlier than they state online. The cookies.. best way for me to describe them is undercooked. I much would rather support a local business than a Crumbl. Maybe it's just this store that has problems? Maybe I'm just not a fan. The idea is nice though.

Their prices are too steep, and the food is subpar. It's also super difficult to get to their…read morelocation due to the traffic. Their donuts are too cakey, if you like light and fluffy pastries this is not the place.

A single bear claw is over 5 bucks.It was ok.sign of the times I don't know but I can't afford 5…read morebucks for a single bear claw

Amazing pie, great service! Consistent on both levels. It's the thing I look forward to the most at…read morethe fair. A calorie cheat I will smile about later as I work the pie & ice cream off. Soooo worth it. You'll won't feel guilty supporting this great cause

Simple delicious homemade pie served by friendly people. What more can you ask for??? You have to…read moretry it