I've been traveling I-25 for a couple decades, beginning long before i moved to this town which is…read moreone of the poorest towns in New Mexico, and everyone appears to be on SNAP. I don't know if the high prices are due to the "trapped" population. This store is consistent and is a good place to stop to pick up a couple things if you come in off the highway. Its kind of weird though with carpeting that give people static shocks. I saw one guy doing self checkout and he got such a loud crack of static that the checkout wand went flying out of his hand and landed 30 feet away, luckily it did not strike anyone. NM has the highest percentage of people on snap, and the prices here are high because it is the only grocery in this town

The value of having this grocery store gets overlooked The negative reviews almost…read moreKept us from trying it, but we were delightfully surprised by the variety, freshness of produce, and range of offerings If you compare it to a big city, of course it's going to be in a different category, but if you compare to the prices cleanliness and selection on the other side of the mountains, like Angel Fire or Red River, it shines! We were in Raton for business, and didn't have to drive to Trinidad to get all we were looking for. Gratitude and appreciation for what we have here needs to be remembered

It's a Walmart, so I mean. It is what it is. But there's a…read moregreat view of the mountains having just entered Colorado.... And easy place to walk the dogs. Right by the la Quinta which was nice enough and friendly! So all in all, pretty descent stop.

Well everyone already "knows" not to buy dairy, meat, or produce from Walmart or Sam's club. They…read moreleave it out too long, and it goes bad. King Soopers has become bad and trashy like that too recently!! I guess I'm stuck with Safeway.

Steaks from this Lowe's market, along with potatoes. Great convenience of grocery stores next to us…read moreand this was a gem to find. Stayed two nights at a cabin and had a mini grill. This store made our weekend that much better to have great groceries.

Stopped here with a friend who is 23 years old with a valid ID, and the staff refused to sell…read morealcohol because his license was vertical. She told us you have to be 24 to buy alcohol, which is completely incorrect -- the legal age is 21 in New Mexico. The store has a policy about vertical IDs that's fine, but giving customers wrong information about the law and being dismissive and rude about it isn't a good look. Pretty disappointing experience and we ended up going somewhere else due to poor service when we found be easily used my a different person with a horizontal ID and it smells like horrendous

Great Little store in the middle of nowhere. Perfect for stocking up on groceries and supplies if…read moreyou are about to go camping in the area. They had basic staples and then some special products too. My boyfriend loves the salsa and I got some pepper stuffed olives. They also had a decent selection of alcohol. Was surprised to see my favorite Buzzball there! Lol. There's a clean restroom and the staff were very hospitable. Thank you Ringo's :)

Good eats in the middle of no where. This is a grocery store/deli. The grocery store has all of the…read morebasics and then some weirdish stuff. I wish I had bought the plum jam in the beer stein! But, we hadn't been able to find a breakfast downtown and we were headed home and hungry. There was a nice lady back at the hot trays in the back (you know - aluminum pans of food under a hot light). She was making a BBQ rib sandwich that looked good for the fellow in front of us. When we asked about it - she said we could have one or try one of the sandwiches she had just made and put up front. We did that and - GOOD EATS ensued. Simple food, but very tasty.

My Mama and I went to this store and I was totally amazed at the way the employees were there to…read morehelp. I am disabled and was offered a scooter by one of the employees. Then the GM, her name is Jay, helped us get our groceries from the time we went in until we were done shopping. Jay also noticed that my Mama needed to sit down, she brought my Mama a chair and a glass of water, sat with her until she knew that she was feeling better. Thank you Jay for being so kind!! I would recommend this store to anyone who is in the area. Wonderful service!!

This Safeway was average. Low on some inventory. Staff were nice. They have their own parking lot…read moreand Wi-Fi.

Not handicapped friendly facility!! Also was lead to believe that they served food. When asked food…read morethey stated " when they get a large order then they are unable to cook or take any other orders." Stopped for food and to use bathroom.

We stopped by to stretch our legs on the way to Santa Fe and ended up having a wonderful brisket…read moresandwich dinner! If you hapened to be on highway 412, halfway between Clayton and Springer, NM you must stop at the mercantile to refuel your car and your tummy. Cody and Victoria Price own it. Amazing generous smoked brisket sandwich, comes with chips, yummy pickle and onions!!!! It was so good we forgot to take a photo, we ate it fast. Their fried pies are legendary around there. Cody told us they sometimes run out by 1:00 pm.

Why does this place smell like piss, shit and vomit? And who decides to crank the music overhead up…read moreso high? I wouldn't mind the music at say a bar or restaurant, but at a grocery store it's just weird. Checkouts are tightly packed and a little claustrophobic. They hire mostly oddball workers. The entrance and parking lot has practically become a homeless encampment. I feel bad for the locals forced to shop here.

Decent selection. Definitely need more help up front. Long lines and only self checkout and 1 lane…read moreopen. Staff are nice when you see them. They usually have what I need. They even have a decent gluten free section. In my opinion, out of the grocery stores in town, this one is the best.

I am considering moving to Taos and want to make sure I live close to Cid's Food Market. They…read morealways have what I'm looking for: organic, fresh, clean, grass-fed, and delicious. I always meet the nicest people when I go. PLUS, my son and grandson love to SKI. It's a win, win! andrea

The quality of the food here keeps dropping while the prices skyrocket. What was the BEST burrito…read morein town (in many towns actually), with black beans and plenty of meat, is now an overstuffed refried bean tortilla with flecks of meat and no flavor. My favorite yogurt drinks went from $5.99 to $9, and favorite salad from $13 to $20. Come on CIDS, you can do better. Take care of your people.

A great friendly local market. We just shopped at the market but the cafe looked nice. Al fresco…read morecoffee with friends or a book would be lovely. All the produce from the market was good and reasonable priced. The highlight was the citrus olive oil cake, locally made, outstanding, we ate 3 between two of us in 2 weeks for afternoon tea in the garden

During our stay in Taos in September, we discovered this little gem after visiting Ski Taos Resort…read more The place is super cute with a great vibe and they had live music during the late morning. The menu is incredible, very creative with vegan and vegetarian options. However if you are very hungry or in a hurry I would not recommend it. The service is very sloooow. I visited with my son and wife. I ordered 'Papas con Chile', my wife @/ Sequeña Croissant and my son a panini sandwich. My son had one of their Superfood Smoothies and my wife and I Americano coffee. At the end of our brunch we had some pastries out of this world. Next to the Cafe, they have a small food market with a great selection.