Loved the layout and sampling. Made it super easy to find the right sauces to bring home. Still…read moreenjoying them with eggs. Made a hatch chili stew that blew our minds. Live this place. Super friendly staff.

This store was on my list of things to do while in town because my husband loves hot sauces and…read moresalsas. This store has a lot, and I believe if not everything, most of the items are made in New Mexico. The setup made this place like a playground for my husband. We left with 4 hot sauces and 2 salsas, after he was able to try a wide array of sauces to determine what he liked best. Each was arranged by heat level, making it easy to explore, even for me who doesn't like spice that much. There were so many unique blends and brands, it was an experience! It was so friendly and almost immersive inside. Natalie helped us, and she was amazing! She and my husband dove into hot sauce talk and were still at it up until the time we left. It was fun to watch the joy in both of them over the topic. The look matches the passion, small but thoughtfully arranged. It's like a hot sauce boutique. I'm sure if we lived in town, it would be a place we frequent.

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.

Called both numbers, the one from the website and yelp several times on Saturday to ask a simple…read morequestion before making the trek all the way from Corrales. I let it ring and ring and each time it finally picked up and stated "the wireless costumer is not available please try again later" Like how many times later?? Not good business to not pick up on a Saturday. All we wanted to know was if they carried king crab for a special event. Very disappointed.

This was surprisingly a mixed experience. Very thing initially seemed like it was great until I…read morebrought my groceries and within 2-3 days all of it was going bad and smelling rotten. I would not recommend buying your fresh fruits or veggies there. Prices are for the most part reasonable. They also have fried duck that can be bought as half or whole. Overall they have construction and most part is kept decently clean. Staff is friendly and genuinely helpful.

So, last year, Christmas 2024, I pre-ordered a Prime Rib Roast. I received the confirmation email,…read moreand went to pick it up on the date selected (at time of order). When I arrived, they didn't have my order. Yes, the cut me a roast, but instead if being in and out in 10 minutes, it took about 35-40 minutes. You may not think that time isn't a big deal, but it put me behind on a very tight schedule. So, this year, for Thanksgiving, I had to work, but we (family) still wanted to full meal. I pre-ordered a meal. Again, when I arrived, no meal. It turns out they sold it to someone else. About 30-35 minutes later I was out the door. Okay, they made it right. I get home, and the website said to put everything in the oven to reheat. I set the oven for 350°, removed the plastic wrap and wrapped/sealed in foil, and set the timer for 45 minutes. Ugh! The dressing was dry and bland. The sweet potatoes were grainy and bland, the potatoes ..... well no one ate those as it was like wallpaper paste. The gravy was kinda okay (heated in a pot on the stove top and I added seasonings). The ham..... oh gosh the ham. Before it even went it the oven it was dry and weird-grey looking, so I added a bit of ham broth to the tin and drizzled some honey, then sealed in foil. Nope, still bad. Weird texture, and kinda grey, and dry dry dry, even after it had somewhat absorbed to ham broth. With all that said, I will stop in for their fresh meats and poultry once in a while. I will just never, ever pre-order any holiday meals or meats.

First off when you enter the building it has this harsh smell of seafood/poultry. The building…read moreisn't properly ventilated and is very off putting . Next I will never come here again. I got ground beef and after I cooked and ate it I was instantly sick and had the most terrible food poisoning I've ever experienced. I had to go to the hospital because my fluids were severely low and I couldn't stop throwing up. I wasn't the only one to experience this because right after eating our dinner my boyfriend also started to feel terrible and he also got food poisoning. I don't know what is going on over there but there needs to be something done about this ! I have never fallen ill in a matter of minutes and spend a night in the hospital because of ground meat . Do better !

I bought six dozen flour tortillas as they came off the conveyor belt. They are soft, thin and…read moredelicious. We made burritos and it's so lovely to eat burritos where the tortilla is thin and you don't feel full from it. $2.50 for 12 each 8" flour tortillas. Definitely recommend and will return.

These fresh made corn tortillas are definitely the best I've ever had so far, hands down. Not sure…read morewhat else needs to be rated here other than the friendly service! You have to ask for the small corn tortillas, because they seem to keep them in the back. Nice and fresh! $2.50 will get you a nice shit ton of them, spend $5 to get an extra pack for your neighbor like I did and make it a community taco night. :) And the price is just right! Vegan too btw as they should always be. No added junk to these bad boys, just corn, lime and H-2-O baby. It's a small little mom and pop store right next to the river on Bridge. Tiny parking lot and a tiny store front where you can buy larger flour tortillas and other items. Not sure what else to say, except if you're looking for fresh corn tortillas that are delicious and heat us so nicely on the burners, just go here.

We always come for the Jerry, but the restaurant in the back is a hidden surprise. The last time we…read morewere here I ordered the Loaded Nachos it was big and filling. I also had a taste of the aside torta my girlfriend had and it was really good. Everyone here has always been super nice. We never would have known about this hidden gem in the back had we never came into the market.

Really good selection of beans , chilis , snacks and jerky. Meat counter was amazing, whole section…read moreof homemade salsas mild to hot!

Everyone is so friendly and beyond helpful!! We bought several sacks of roasted Big Jim chile…read morefrom them. The chile was a good size and was meaty and flavorful. The heat was medium -hot and Perfect for Chiles Rellenos!! If u need good chile and can drive or are from Albuquerque come visit them. We will def. come back. Thank you Janet for being so accommodating.

Of all the places I have bought from in Albuquerque they truly care about out what you r looking…read morefor . Drove back today 140 miles just to get chili because they sold out last Friday. Saved me a new bag from Lemintar. Thank you

This is a cool little place that is half market, half cafe…read more There is a great patio with trees and tables with umbrellas. There was live music outside when we arrived. Inside is a counter where you can order coffee, tea, and food. Go down the steps and they're is an area with tables and a fireplace. There are shelves with locally made lotions, pottery, and food items. There are coolers with fresh, organic produce and even some locally sourced meat. The menu has a lot of good choices. Between all of us, we ordered an enchilada plate (served with pinto beans and potatoes), biscuits and gravy, beef noodle soup, and a peach BLT. We all enjoyed our meals, with the exception of the biscuits and gravy, which were described as "just okay." My enchiladas were quite good. The servings were big, and the prices were great This is a great place if you need to be gluten m free. There are many GF choices on the menu.

Playing tourist for our friend's birthday on this lovely June Tuesday! Rode our bikes here which…read moreis always a bonus. I hadn't heard of this place before so it was definitely a shot in the dark. We hit a bullseye. Lunch menu consisted of New Mexican favorites, Posole and fry bread. Also, the salads look amazing. It's really cool because on the other side of the bar there's a tiny grocery store serving fresh produce as well as dry pintos, red chile pods and posole of course! Can't wait to come back again for some cocktails on the patio! If you haven't been here, I'd say it's a must!