La Montanita is an excellent local co-op. There's always fresh, organic produce on offer, as well…read moreas a variety of meats and prepacked food. Their grab-and-go meal section is quite robust, with lots of options for a variety of dietary needs. They've got some nice local offerings as well, such as Zia sodas and Taos Piñon lotion. Best of all is their robust bulk section. I love restocking my pantry there with the quarterly members' discount!

Honestly, I liked the old location better. It was right up the street from my mom's house. This…read moreplace is more spacious but they are pricey and I wouldn't shop here a whole lot. In a pinch it works though.

Pharmacy at Triangle is fantastic. Whitney Spear is truly an asset to their team. Always very sweet…read moreand helpful.

where to start. i just read a review left from the store. get what you get? what? oh geez never…read morewhere i've been. because if you act like that you wouldn't have a job/etc anymore. my family and i have shopped there and it wasn't all that lady,especially when it comes to when it comes to problems with over charges & worms in the almonds bags that my sister still has. so owner or managers lady shame on you for talking like that to customer's who put food on your table & feed your family. you should "appreciate,greet,bless" every customer,individual that comes into that place you call a store & thank your lucky stars anyone does the way you act. shame on you. we have visited a few times just because & not purchased anything, just because. any remember there is the "bbb" on our side. well they need to make a visit to huh???

I'm honestly shocked at how well stocked this Westside location is compared to the East side…read morelocation. I came in to kill time before a medical procedure and I found so many of my favorite items in different flavors I haven't seen at the location by my house. I grabbed some new flavors in the Aqua de Kefir (coco mint is fantastic) and some super fun honey mama bars. The workers are also nice and I highly recommend taking the time to join their rewards program.

Food is fresh. Service was ok, they get pretty busy. Clean, organized, easy to find sections.read more

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.

What a gem this store is! This was my first time visiting the Farm to You, Bomvida Farms store on…read moreMenaul. So what do they have? Will that changes on a day-to-day basis. The store works with local farmers and food producers to pass along high-quality foods that are extras. The day I went there were all kinds of fresh meat, veggies, dairy, and lots of other delights, food and nonfood. They have a nice little selection of soaps and other handmade items. I tried the strawberry drinkable yogurt and it was fantastic! Creamy, rich, and full of flavor. I also got some stellar green onions that were the nicest I've seen. Everything was fresh and delicious. The store clerk was welcoming, knowledgeable, and told us all about how the store works and what we could expect. On top of that, it's a beautiful little store with lots of room inside to move freely. I will definitely be back. Although I got quite a few things while I was there, there are a lot of other items that I would like to try. I'm also curious to see what they have next time since the selection rotates on a regular basis. If you want to shop local and support your local farmers and food producers, I highly suggest checking out Bomvida Farms. You'll be able to find everything you need for breakfast, lunch, or dinner or even a nice snack. Do yourself a flavor favor and drop by soon!

I realize there are some mixed reviews here, but my experience with Skarsgard has been thrilling…read more My produce is quality & fresh, many of their partnerships are local, and regional products include a description of the producer so you can see exactly where your food came from! I have been combing through their online ordering shop and am making my list of all the enticing options I plan to include in my upcoming orders (including their very own prepared local foods, like meal kits and grab-and-go options centered around seasonal produce). Their butcher shop offers NM grass fed beef, Kyzer farms pork, pasture raised chicken, and other pasture goodies. Local milks & alternatives. Fresh juice bar products, Michael Thomas Coffee, New Mexico Ferments Kombucha, Tea.o.graphy tea, in house made bakery noshes as well as other baked tempatations from Swiss Alps, Wolfe's Bagels, and Pastian's bakery. This service is exactly what I needed...I honestly have begun to loathe going into most public spaces these days, having access to this operation is very exciting for our family. The delivery was all that I'd hoped for. Gratitude Abundance Skarsgard Farms, I am so looking forward to our future orders...

I had ordered from Skarsgard when they were called Los Poblanos. This was over 10 yrs ago. They…read morewent through several transitions of how they made produce available here in Southern NM... from having a delivery van drive down here door to door, to sending it down and distributing it from a local farm, to distributing it from a local co-op. Finally, just before they stopped delivery down here altogether, we just stopped ordering because 1) The produce was not always fresh, and, most importantly 2) They often substituted produce, even though I had opted to not take substitutions. Now, under the Skarsgard name, and after the worst of Covid (so we hope), they are distributing to Southern NM again (all of NM, actually), via UPS overnight shipping. Currently, I have to say, that although shipping is more expensive than in the past, that this system seems to work better. Food comes in a cardboard box with insulation and a cold pack. Although there was only one small cold pack (no cold pack the first time :O ), the pack was still cold (not totally solid, but icy), and the food came cold. And for those concerned about the environment, all of the shipping packaging is recyclable. I am more into pre-made, ready to eat, meals these days (short on time and exhausted at the end of the day!), and their pre-made meals are pretty good, if not a little small and pricey. If you want foods without all the additives and extra salt, and are willing to pay the price, then this is a good option. The beef empanadas, smoked enchiladas, beef enchiladas, lasagna and parmesan chicken were good from frozen. Although the Parm chkn did have "hidden" msg derivatives (google "hidden msg"), my bad for not looking closer at the ingredients which are clearly listed on their page. Their meatloaf and potatoes were pretty good. The Skarsgard branded jarred red chile sauce is TDF! Not too watery and perfect! Substitutions? Have not been a problem, yet. They list the quantities of items and when they run out, they no longer take any orders. If you want substitutions (I guess in case something goes wrong), you may opt to do so when you set up your account, and when you order. As for them being a "distributor only", as one reviewer wrote, they DO distribute organic produce from other sources that they partner with, but some produce IS grown on their farm. You won't find oranges grown in NM, so naturally these are from another farm! The prepared foods are made in house under their division known as "The Stand". Good to see things from the past that they still carry, such as the Tucumcari Mountain Cheese selection and Sage Bakery Sourdough bread (THE best!). And for those who are upset about items from Santa Fe, claiming that that is not local... (eye roll), of course Santa Fe is local!!! Geese, it's only 60 miles away! Albuq and Santa Fe are a metropolis. Just like Las Cruces and El Paso. El Paso is local to us, as SF is local to Albuq. When you can drive from one place to the other with refrigerated or frozen items and they are still cold at the other end, it is local! Same with warm foods. And believe you me, I've done the trips (both) several times! Get over yourselves. Jeese, even Tucumcari is local when you live in New Mexico (forget hot or cold food tho, but just cus!)!

I so enjoy shopping at our local John Brooks. they have so many unique brands and tyoes of food I…read morefind difficult to get other places. I'm thinking of their Oregon? Fruit cans. I always get their fresh tamales! Yum

It's sad. They put produce out, but so much of it goes unsold, yet still sits out there way past…read morethe point where it should have been tossed. In order to have a good produce section you have to hire a produce manager who just loves vegetables and fruit. I mean, obsesses over it, to the point where the store decides to invest in produce cases in order to keep it fresh. They don't do that here. Today, I looked at Broccoli crowns and they were all soft. Ditto that with the loose carrots. It was sad.

Lots of cute stuff! I looked around for a good long time. Lots of women behind the counter and…read morenever once did anyone greet me, ask if I needed assistance or offer help. I'd have bought more if I was introduced and made familiar with many of the products.

While waiting for our dinner reservation was wandered the grounds and came upon this shop. It…read morecontained a mix of items some directly from the farm. There were a few cases of silver/turquoise, a large offering of cookware including copper and cast iron. Books on both local recipes and local trails and hiking. This place had a definite New Mexico feel about it. It's a great little shop, unfortunately a little out of the way. This is a target destination, but worth the drive.

I've shopped this commissary for almost 30 years. This commissary is not my primary shop spot. It…read moreis a supplemental spot. I'm not a fan of their produce, and the meat department is hit or miss. I do like that they have a sushi bar and their deli department is quite nice. I like that they offer Boar's head products. I do like what is offered on their isles. Their prices cannot be beat for most things. Even with better pricing, it is still not enough to make a trip into town to shop there. They offer a few self checkout stations, but I usually use a cashier instead. The lines are never long. For the most part, the cashiers are all friendly with me. I usually bag the groceries myself.

A trip out to Kirkland means a stop at the commissary for Thanksgiving trimmings. We were able to…read moreget most of what was needed. Similar to the civilian sector prices have increased. But they still represent a small savings. Plus all the non-food items are still tax free. It's smaller that most commissaries I've been to. But there is a small military community (active, reserve, veterans & retired) to service. My largest complaint, if you can call, is the build is dated and dingy. The lighting is poor. Although it's not it makes the store look dirty. I think it still worth the stop if you qualify to shop there.