Some people have complaints about the gas station but I come here for the food. The cashiers are…read morefriendly and the restaurant is good and very reasonable. Who would think that a simple under $3 bean, cheese, and green chile burrito could be so good! If you know green chile, you can tell that the chile they use is freshly roasted and not from frozen. It makes a difference and very few restaurants do this. Thinking about buying some of these, taking them home and smothering with some red and topping with some cheese. I digress. Can't wait to try their green chile stew, posole and menudo. $11.98 for 32 ounces! Menudo, Wednesday through Sunday. Posole, everyday. Green chile stew, Monday and Tuesday. Restaurant quality without the fuss. Wish it was closer but well worth the 20 minute drive.

This station is usually crowded but the quick service restaurant inside is worthy of a stop…read more Delicious burritos ready in a snap. Barbacoa anyone? Chicken.... Base is a fresh flour tortilla with rice and beans with your choice of protein Oh yea.....give this place a try

Everyone is nice here. Good coffee. It's busy but you don't wait long in line. If you plan to get…read morefuel. You will have to wait. There is always a line of cars at the pumps. This location is clean.

I tend to go to this store as it has always been convenient, clean and pretty much the staff is…read morefriendly. Except this one guy Who seems to serve me each time I go. Hispanic, possibly Native, 5"8 with dark hair, glasses, a little kn the chubby side and a little mustache. He is never receptive, never friendly, doesn't say hello, thank you, have a good day or would you like a bag. Never mean but I don't think he is cut out for the register and should probably stick to helping somewhere else.

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.

The prices are low. Very clean very quiet not many people…read moreVegetables and fruit are very fresh compared to other stores in the area. I recommend this place

I was driving down central and I found myself parched. I thought sure I could drive a little…read morefurther and find a gas station but as I saw the glowing sign of a new convenience store I figured when in Rome. I wasn't sure exactly what to expect. I pulled into the lot and walked in. The guy at the register was pretty friendly. They had a lot of items you'd find in a convenience store along with some other goodies including some you'd find in a smoke shop. The prices for the most part were pretty fair. A bit more than Walmart but not too outrageous. Overall I really enjoyed it. I got me a water that quenched my thirst. I appreciate the convenience. I'm really glad I stopped in to check out the place.

Awesome supermarket! Great experience nice friendly employees very helpful. This place always has…read morewhat I need. I never leave disappointed!

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!

I went today to the store and was very surprised that the store is charging for parking. The store…read moreand the parking lot were ghost towns. I always went to the store and liked to take my time shopping, and spent well over $250. each trip, but that will no longer be the case. I do not appreciate being nickled and dime and having to pay for parking. Fortunately, there are other stores like Sprouts and Whole Foods that offer organic products too and do not charge for parking. It is a shame that they have done this to their customers that always tried to support the local merchants. Gloria

Very dishonest business. On almost every occasion that we have shopped here, the prices that are…read moremarked and that we are charged don't match. And a lot of items on the shelf are expired. Will not return here. Beware, they will scam you.

You can find all the spices and ingredients you'll need to prepare your favorite Indian dishes at…read moreApna Bazaar. The staff kindly offered to help me find what I needed. I kindly declined because I love cruising the aisles to see what they have in stock and I am always looking for something new -- and along the way I usually find everything I need. Unfortunately a couple of items were sold out. But I'll be back if I need anything else while I'm staying in Albuquerque. And hopefully the items will be back on the shelves by then.

Really nice small grocery, terrific wine selection. Find wine here you can't get other places…read more Tap beer? Yes, growlers to go I didn't find a selection i wanted today, but will go again and ask about brands they carry Really looking forward to fresh tap beer to go, maybe even local Ex-Novo items!

What a great little community merc! I needed something minor and stopped in. They had a small…read morebutcher area, growler beer fill up, lots of beer options and great grocery store products. How nice that Placitas has this great store. I was just passing through after picking some items from a resident. Workers were so very pleasant with a quick hello upon entry.

Needed to grab some snacks and this was the closest store to my hotel. The selection was smaller…read morethan I expected but after some browsing I got their cut up watermelon and a water bottle. The cashier was really sweet and overall a decent option close by.

"And don't come back!"…read more Said the female clerk to my friends. We had been there earlier in the week and did not understand New Mexico's ID requirements. We each tried to buy a bottle of wine, but, oops, my ID was with my suitcase in my hotel room. Yes we were from another state visiting for a conference. My friend said she would buy my wine since she had her ID with her (btw we are both over 65). But the clerk explained that she had to ID all parties buying alcohol. Ok. Local rules we will follow if we know them. Now we have been schooled. Several days later we return with all of our IDs in hand. Checking out, the same employee said "and don't come back!" ??? Don't worry we won't. Is this Albuquerque hospitality?