This little market has local and Hispanic specialties. A sign announcing pinons caught my eye…read more Unfamiliar with this New Mexican fave, I was thrilled to finally try them. Apparently, you don't eat the outer shell. Good to know. I found out a little too late. They roast hatch chiles there. There's dessert empanadas (lemon, apple and right now pumpkin), tortillas, Mexican candies, tomatillos, other fruits and veggies, etc... Staff were outgoing and very helpful.

Best place to buy red chili, great local flavor if your down in the south valley you must drop by…read morefor something.

New Mexico will not gonna be Famous without chili's! Known for home grown green chili's all around…read morethe world. Well, 'tis' the season for picking and roasting chilis. The most favorable ingredient in New Mexico cuisine! Chavez farm is one of the local places where you can get sacks of green chili- good quality, established and well known for a great taste. A gunny sack costs 38 dollars 1/2 a sack costs 26 dollars The roasting is pretty much included for free. The hottest one is called "Miss junie" The medium/ lower hot is called "Big Jim" Highly recommended. Give it a try! Visit Chavez farm! Enjoy delectable Chili's!

My mom and I has been going to this establishment to buy green chile for years. They sell pinto…read morebeans, watermelon, honey and a few other things. Every time I have been here it is always been such a joy to see people in a good mood. You can call ahead and they will have your stuff ready if you choose to do it that way. The lady that owns the spot is usually there and super hard working. If you go there and buy some green chile you will just stand around and wait for them to call your name. Once it is roasted they will walk it to your vehicle. I highly recommend this place because they have been in business for many years and are great people.

I try to visit local farmers' markets wherever I visit! Los Ranchos Growers is by far one of the…read morebest! Located in a charming neighborhood where some residents have livestock and grapevines in their yards! Plentiful parking in the lot or on the street made coming here extremely helpful. IYKYK how I am about parking lol! I found the vendors and people shopping here extremely friendly. I purchased locally grown apples (that are crisp & tart, yet sweet!), eggplant, carrots, treats for my doggo, Pueblo bread, more bread and savory selections from a delightful French pastry chef, some trinkets, jams, honey, a gorgeous wreath, a breakfast quiche, and more!!! Yes, I boosted the economy in Los Ranchos! You have the opportunity to visit for the next two Saturdays till 11.9.24 before the regular season closes! Also please support these wonderful vendors at their Winter market on 12.14.24 to do some holiday shopping. Other winter market dates are in 1.11, 2.8, 3.8 & 4.12.2025. The official new season will start on 5.3.2025. I will probably be back next week to support!

The market was small and sells mostly fresh produce (and most selection were of the same/similar…read moreitems). There weren't many vendors either. However, it was a good place in a neighborhood to stop by if you want to support small, local business. I was able to finish walking through the tents (within 15 minutes). Glad to stop by the market, but probably won't be able to get most of my weekly shopping done at this one though.

Been buying our chili here for years. Great family run business. Amazing chili from Lemitar. Always…read moreroasted perfect. We moved away from abq last year but drove back from San Antonio to buy chili from "our place".

This place was a really good place to get chile over the years. Now that the old man isnt there the…read morefamily has it and its not the same. We have been going there for years until now. When the old man was there you could buy a honest 40lb sack of green chile. Now they advertise 40lb sacks for $30 roasted, which would be fine if they were 40lb bags. We felt cheated when we saw them open up the wired sacks and take green chile out of them before sending it to the roaster. About a quarter of the bag. Not kidding. Pretty shady way to do business. This happened on two sacks we purchased. Now my family and I will have to find another place to go. To bad because we really liked the chile there over the years. (What grandma doesnt know wont hurt her I guess.) ***To the man selling the chile, be honest. Your dad wouldn't be happy about you cheating his long time loyal customers!***

Just off Central as you pass Presbyterian Hospital is another treasure. A small but great growers…read moremarket. It's open from late June through October. You may remember this being in the open space across the street, but those short-sighted yahoo's tossed them off and Pres allowed them the space they now occupy. Super friendly vendors. You'll find breads, veggies, honey, crafts and jewelry. The usual assortment of fun goodies these treasures offer. There was a massage chair offered and lemonade to keep you fresh and cool. The city gets a much needed thumbs up for another growers market! Keep 'em coming Burque!

Albeit a far cry from the bustling Downtown Market, this is a quieter more quaint version. This is…read morea very small market with a handful of vendors from farm raised beef to locally grown fruits, veggies, and honey. There are also a couple crafts folks with handmade goods. If you are in the neighborhood it may be worth the stop, but it just doesn't justify going out of your way.

Great experience, quality product and responsive, kind, and communicative team! Some of the…read morefreshest vegetables and produce I have had in a long time with great flavor.

Wow what a wonderful n happy find. Bought 3 loaves of bread mainly sourdough and they were the best…read moreever. Eat ur heart out SF sourdough!! So good especially green Chile sour dough! Big kudos. The baguette was very tasty, unfortunately most of the crust which is my favorite was burnt. Just check before u drive off. The feta n cheddar were very good, just not enough! Lol this place is off the beaten path but well worth the trip! Buy local!

This family has been producing some of the best New Mexico chilies for-practically-ever and they…read morehave a great selection of other fresh grown veggies to boot! And YES THEY ARE OPEN ON SUNDAYS!!!! 7 days a week.

Great produce.We go every year for Chile season.Readily available mild,medium or hot Chile.read more

I joined a friend on a venue tour here for a potential wedding location but I'm not gonna comment…read moretoo much on that. But what I do want to share is that the food is amazing. We had come in the morning and decided to order some breakfast before we went on the venue tour. Their menu is actually rather expensive and has quite a few interesting breakfast finds. I don't remember the name of what we ordered but it came with eggs and basically mashed potatoes. It was unique, and the flavor was so unique and delightful. I will know that it is quite a bit of way outside of Albuquerque, but a very pretty drive. They also have a little shop of some local goods, definitely worth checking out.

Such a delicious and lovely experience. Stopped in for a bite and was very impressed and delighted…read moreright from the parking lot! There's a chicken coup with lots of friendly and beautiful chickens! Eggs are fresh and local! The inside is welcoming and beautiful with several area to sit. A big room, or smaller little rooms for privacy, as well as an outdoor dog friendly patio. Food and service was absolutely fantastic!