I went inside looking for canned roast beef to use for giving my dog her medication while driving…read morethrough on I 40 and it's very dark inside and the young man sweeping was rude like I was interfering by standing in front of shelf. I walked the aisles to no avail. It's a local old fashioned market nothing fancy. I found stuff at Dollar General later. This place is fine in middle of nowhere if you want fresh food or produce like the locals.

Limited produce, all of which where in states of decay. The prices were very high. Friendly staff…read moreand big parking lot for RV's

I've been there a few times. Good prices on beer.$2.50 or $3.00 for a bottle of Budweiser. You can…read morealso buy packs of beer at the bar. Compared to the only other bar in Santa Rosa, Joseph's Bar and Grill, Peco's is way better. Better people and bartender's.

We stopped in here for a quick supply refresh while camping nearby…read more It's your typical Walmart, had most of what we needed and was pretty busy for a mid morning on a Tuesday, so it's a popular spot. I will say Walmart has been a reliable 'stop' for us during our road trips; so we appreciate that.

It's usually easy to get in and out of here. Well organized parking lot and lots of self check-out…read moreregisters.

Danny is a great guy!! the Homemade burritos are A MUST!!! The merchandise is up to date and fresh…read more Had pizza most of the time also.

This wonderful store truly is an old-fashioned "General Store" with all the food, gadgets, gizmos,…read morecamping and fishing supplies, auto parts, laundry soap, etc., that anyone could ask for. Additionally, the owner (5th generation owning the store) Danny and his mother (Josie, previous owner) provide home-made burritos and frito pies, which are just the most delicious things ever. If you're not into Fritos, ask for just the red chile. Or you could get red chile over hot dogs, or over tamales, or over burritos, or ... the options are endless. Additionally, Danny carries locally-grown produce in season, and a small selection of other produce year-round. You can always get potatoes and onions, packaged chile powder, canned goods for making just about anything. The camping/fishing/outdoor supply section seems to be constantly increasing. Also: an ATM (*very* handy!), and local souvenirs, including postcards and mugs. The historic photos on the walls are really cool. There are a couple of spots for sitting down to eat - a little table in the back for two, and a sort of foyer in the front with a bench and a few chairs, and a functional Pac-Man game table from way back! I've been here plenty of times, and so I can say: Leave time to chat with Danny and whatever locals happen to be in there. It seems to be the place to be for the locals to get their news and gossip. :)

We were anticipating poor service and poor selections. We got none of that. We had great service at…read morethe Register. This market was much bigger than we thought it was going to be as we're traveling and were familiar with the area. Exactly what we needed.

Steaks were terrible full of pepper impossible to eat. Store was packed only one register open and…read moreprices were crazy high we traveled through so not to worry we won't be back

Bought a $6.00 Handmade burrito . Homemade? Oh my. And the cost?…read more So not buy inless starving, hard up or dont mind being over charged for a burrito. McDonalds at least give yoh two of these for $6.00 and cup of coy.

We stopped at Lalo's midway between Roswell and ABQ to stretch our legs. On a whim we had some…read morechicken - L'il Chet's Chicken. It was very tasty. We highly recommend it! Sometimes I get heartburn after fried foods but did not suffer one bit.

We were traveling through on our way to Colorado Springs and sought a place to get healthy food…read more Semilla fit the bill the staff was very friendly, and we found cheese, tuna, crackers, and fruit to have for lunch and additional food for the road. There is a lovely patio/garden area with picnic tables in front of the store. We enjoyed our lunch there and then got back on the road. We'd definitely stop again while traveling this way.

Absolutely love this place. Reminds me of Natural Grocers and Sprouts. Very well organized and they…read morehave cute sections filled with everything you need. The prices are that of what you would pay for this quality. The staff greeted me and smiled. Will be going back.

On our drive from Santa Fe to Alamogordo we randomly passed through Corona. Not the beer. Not the…read morevirus. But the town. Most people think of Roswell as the UFO capital, but the UFO actually crashed just east of Corona. So I guess you could say Corona is more the epicenter of alien life than Roswell. We took some pictures, grabbed some snacks. And I will say that they had the cleanest restrooms I have seen in a while.

Highway 54 General Store - Corona, NM This charming little…read moremarket in the heart of Corona offers more than you'd expect. It features a variety of cute souvenirs and decorative items that make for great keepsakes or gifts. We enjoyed some Hunt Brothers Pizza from their in-store counter--hot, fresh, and satisfying. They typically have sandwiches and pizza slices ready to grab and go, which is perfect for travelers. There's also a small ice cream counter for a sweet treat. We really enjoyed our stop at this delightful store while passing through Corona.