At night they have pizza! All the establishments in the city have a small town vibe and of course…read morewith that everything is made with love & requires a little patients. 35 mins for pizza - no problem! The pizza was good and hit the spot after a long hike!

Wow! Literally the only gas station between Carlsbad and El Paso! If it wasn't for the gas…read morestation at this location, we would have probably run of gas before we ever made it to El Paso from Carlsbad. It's not really listed anywhere else other than in our GPS that a gas station actually exists at this location! Not the best looking gas station since the gas station was all dirt with the exception of the area surrounding the pump. Not much options either as there's only 86 octane and diesel. No attendant. Credit card only. No cash is accepted.

Stock carts blocking every aisle. It took me 15 minutes to get out of the cosmetic aisles because…read moreof stockers, partially loaded abandoned carts, rude people leaving their carts in the middle of the aisles, people parked in the middle of the aisles on their phones. One couple with 2 carts and little kids walking 1 mph spanned the whole aisle so nobody could get through. All the pass thrus had stock carts blocking them. Why the store can't do all the stocking at night when there are much fewer shoppers I don't understand. Every time I've been there it's a claustrophobic nightmare. And trying to see prices on ground beef? No prices, just scan tags. WTF!? And I won't even get started on finding someone to help. This store has most of what I need, so I go there. But the stress level is climbing and I might be going somewhere else from now on.

As of 8/20/2021, super glad they had gluten free Great Value branded snacks that I haven't seen…read moreback home in Vegas. What wasn't cool is the maskless greeter with the stack of complimentary masks and hand sanitizer. So many people maskless in the store, coughing, who already looked one foot in the grave who definitely couldn't afford a stay in the hospital should they get sick.

We stopped here on our way out of our Carlsbad Caverns visit. I thought it was going to be a nice…read moreplace to get a snack and maybe some kitschy souvenirs. The souvenir selection was not impressive and neither was the whole place. The snack/drink area had way less to choose from than your typical gas station. Prices were high which I kind of expected. Restroom was decent.

Belle and Sophia saved our trip! They were happy to help when our rent car needed bolts and zip…read moreties to keep the bottom felt board from coming off. We will be forever grateful to them for saving our trip! The shop is well stocked with gifts and groceries also. We'll tell our family and friends about the friendly town.

While charging I stopped by and was very impressed with the selections and friendly people. Clean…read morerestrooms. Cool place.

My only issue was that the order wasn't ready on time -- this has now happened twice. This time my…read morehusband picked it up and they kindly offered a discount, which was appreciated, even though it still made us late. Overall, the cake itself was amazing!

Last full-size grocery store before heading up in the mountains. Typical wal mart, maybe a little…read morebetter than some. Stock up here, before heading into mountains. This is where I get my Dr Pepper zero I am drinking this morning sitting of the porch of my cabin listening to the birds and the cold wind blow through the pines while writing this review.

People are so much nicer than most Walmarts, maybe just the small town vibe. Smaller selection but…read moremore than enough.

I am usually in this fine community while bicycle touring, which means overnighting in various…read morelocations, often camping beside my Doublevision. As such, I always carry emergency food with me, usually something dry or just needing rehydration. I always need to replenish my supply when out for an extended period, which becomes especially true as sometimes its a long way between formal eating (in a restaurant, cafe, roadside eatery, etc.). Thus, when I entered this fine store, a practical supply of crack jacks & beef jerky was first in my shopping basket. These became perfect energy snacks for me as I was going to Mexico: Valle de Juarez/el Porvenir, then North up Ruta Dos to Cd. Juarez/Casa de Adobe/Parque Madero/Boundary Marker !/Anapra/San Jeronimo-Santa Teresa Port of Entry. Open 7 days per week, I highly recommend this store, and give it my "Wheel of Approval".

Really great small town Texas spot for the necessities and a snack (the biggest selection for a…read moregood while out here!), and killer breakfast burritos (big tacos?) in the mornings until they sell out. Well stocked, clean, and friendly staff, we'll be back on the next drive through!

Lunch Burritos are great if you can get there before sold out (no later than 11:30am) - take out…read moreonly but there are picnic tables across the street under cottonwood trees or down at the State Park.

Always helpful when I am having a hard time finding something or want something they HELPread more

I realize people have bad days, however going into this store it seems like I always get the one…read morewho is having a bad day. I went into the store tonight, got the things I needed and proceeded to the checkout line. I went to register 3, the clerk was talking to another clerk, she turned to look at me, turned back around and started talking to her again. My friend I was with had to ask her if she was open and she said ya I'm open. By that time, I had already left. I then went to the self check out and proceeded to check myself out. The clerk that was manning that area walked off, no problem, however I ran into an issue and needed her help, but she was nowhere to be found, so we had to go find someone else. When she returned, I had another issue with scanning up an item. She told me it was because my friend picked up a bag before it was time, yet it still would not let me continue ringing up my item. She walked over with a terrible attitude and repeated what she already told us and told me there was nothing she could help me with that it had to fix itself. This stores customer service is awful!!! Its a shamebecause I really like the deli and a few other things I can't get anywhere else, but I dread going in fear of how I will be treated.

We stopped in on our way back to Cloudcroft from the white sands and grabbed some pizzas for…read moredinner. These are real handmade pizzas and are delicious

Here you pay extra, and you get Extra Convenience and Friendliness. You want Cheap and Easy? Then…read moredrive 15 minutes down to Walmart in Alamogordo to save $$$. Wish I had tried breakfast burritos in the AM and Pizza in the PM. Now I'm certain to return, grab something, and catch up on small town gossip and local news.

Fenn's Country Market is a decent grocery market in Artesia, NM, on Main St…read more We needed a few snacks before mustering through the last hour of drive to Hobbs from Tucson, AZ. We bought the following: Funyuns = $1.99 Doritos = $2.19 Baked Hot Cheetos with lime = $2.19 20-oz. Dr. Pepper = $2.09 The parking lot needs a refresher of paint, but there's enough space for trailers, RVs, etc. Friendly staff. No public restrooms as of 8/1/22.

Bought some fried chicken from the deli area. Came home and saw that two pieces were super dry. I…read morecalled to complain to the manager. She said to bring the chicken and come in for replacement but I told her that we'd already been settled at home. She then said to forget it (about bringing the DRY fried chicken...it looked like it was there from The day before and just sat in the heater bin) and to bring the receipt the following day to get the replacement. I come in. I see there's no fried chicken. Apparently they stop frying chicken at 6pm. Monica (the manager I spoke to last night) told the manager at the deli that she told me to bring in the chicken. You really think I'm going to save that chicken to bring it to prove that it was dry? I wasn't about to go through the dumpster just for that. Goodness gracious. What's $2.09? Guess it means more than keeping a customer. I Did not get an apology at all. Usually one would get an Oh I'm So sorry about that. I want to fix the problem. Bad customer service. I'll go to Kentucky fried chicken. At least I know the fried chicken is fresh. You should teach you kitchen people to put the older product in the back or on top of the new food so the older food gets sold then the newer on the bottom. I should have known better. The other night I was the guy out the newly fried chicken on top of the older chicken that was in the heating bin. Big no no