The highest quality and authentic New Mexican chili shop. I learned about this shop via my 1993…read moretamales book, they listed this shop and Los Chileros as two sources. Chile shop carries Los Chileros and so does five and dime. Los Chileros is a very authentic New Mexican brand of chili products and seasonings, they sell to almost every major New Mexican restaurant. Five and dime uses Los Chileros chili powder for their famous frito pie. It's a very complex chili. The Chile shop's brand of chili powder is so amazing too I'm thankful I bought the 1 lb bag of spice because I made beef adovada at home with that spice and oh my gosh, it literally tastes like I'm in New Mexico and boy is it hot. Very simple store with only new Mexico's best. Kind and helpful staff, very cool store for sure. My only regret is that I didn't stock up enough. Well I guess that's incentive for me to go back to Santa Fe!!

The customer service here is exemplary. I visited there years ago and continue to order products…read morefrom them. They know what I've ordered, tell me about new products and are absolutely the nicest people

I was in Santa Fe for a field trip day of work. Once u parked, I was heading to my destination…read more But..since I had time and my eyes happened to catch their signs re: olive oil and home made ice cream..I figured I'd delay my work a bit and check this place out...and I was so glad I did! I ended up spending time browsing their high quality merchandises including some spices, balsamic vinegar and..olive oils. Man...there were so many things to sample and flavors...and I only tried a few of each that intrigued me. I got so into it that u even left my cell phone there (until someone announced out loud whose cell phone was this?!?!..oops). Anyways, I got their brochure home so I could plan on ordering and getting some items delivered for some of my friends and myself for sure...just need to decide what I wanted because there were so many things go choose from! Furthermore, what was so refreshing was their ice cream! The ice cresms were Henry's homemade ice cream (from El Paso i think) and there were so many interesting toppings ti choose from. My gluttony eyes and stomach ..after trying some samples, opted for a double scoops (because..just a single scoop wouldn't do justice to yummy treats!) of pistachio and coconut ice cream, with toppings of pomegranate dark balsamic and red chile honey. After finishing ice cream, which I totally devoured..I realized..sang u forgot to even ask for an evoo topping! Well, maybe next time I'm there! Check this place out! There are so many things check out and sample. The staff were nice and helpful. I think you can easily spend 30-45 min there browsing at the store. For me, I ended up being 45 min later than my original thought of meeting time..because I go so caught up spending time at this store checking out and trying their products!

Fantastic store with a great selection of oils and balsamics among other fun foods, and even ice…read morecream. All of the oils and balsamics were lined up and ready to be sampled. I tried a few of each, and ended up getting a small bottle of the grilled lemon and rosé balsamics. They had some very New Mexico flavors with different chilies, and some other unique ones that I haven't seen at other oil shops. Aside from the balsamics and oils they had dried beans, olives, jams, seasonings, and spices. Customer service was very friendly and helpful, and they offer to ship out of state for visitors.

This quintessential little Northern NM roadside stand/convenience store will get your chile needs…read morecovered. Whether you want a ristra, chile powder, dried chiles, dried corn for posole, and even chicos, they'll fix you up. Of course, they roast chiles as well. Lots of fresh apples and melons from the river valleys. They carry the most obnoxiously sweet peanut patties made by Leslie's in Clovis. My sister adores those so we spiked our blood sugar off the charts nibbling those on the way to Espanola! They also have red chile and green chile brittle!

Ive been stopping by here on my to Taos or Santa Fe for over 25 years…read more It's a bit primitive or old school but for me that is part of it's charm. Best dried red and green chile powders with different heat - a very nice smokey chipotl, roasted green chiles, piñon nuts and other finds. They are open every day 8 - 6 pm.

Any time i have one of their no meat breakfast burritos, i experience a moment of transcendental…read morebliss from the combined flavors of eggs, potatoes, and red chile. It is truly a work of art and one of the top 5 breakfast burritos i've ever had. This is not a new phenomenon. I first had one of their burritos while staying in Lyden in 2017 and they were great back then! A well stocked and refined co-op, a jewel of the community, friendly staff and you can tell this is where everyone meets to catch up. Don't forget to check out the book shelf near the library.

A great stop for sandwiches from the deli on our way to N New Mexico. Tried to call order in ahead…read morebut they didn't answer the phone. Not a problem as we enjoyed music on their patio waiting -not long- in the beautiful June Saturday.

Great spot to get gifts for the foodie in your life. Also a Jura espresso machine retailer!read more

Walked in today (11/10/25) TO THE OWNER OF THIS STORE: you have a VERY nasty employee (female,…read morethin, tallish, 40-50's) who likes to give customers the evil eye for absolutely no reason. My friend and I were browsing, speaking to each other and I looked at this woman and she was actually staring me down with the most evil, nasty look on her face. So, if there was a million things in your store I wanted to purchase, I would have not bought one because of her. I'm sure she's turned many a customer off. EDIT: looking at the many years of terrible reviews, it's clear owner/management could care less how their staff behaves.

This is a local staple. The rotisserie chickens and their french bread are amazing. Sometimes you…read morecan find produce items you can't find anywhere else in town, like fresh ghost peppers. Prices are a bit high but use the app for coupons.

This little market is a wonderful find in Espańol New Mexico. They have a wide variety of foods and…read moreother essential household items. The staff is wonderfully friendly and helpful. Parking is easy, plentiful and close to the entrance. Having a store like this in town is a great resource instead of needing to go a lot further for that weekly shopping or just that one item you forgot to get to make dinner or dessert. The store is nice and clean and the air is fresh. Just a very nice local find and I am glad to have found it.

Hadn't stopped here in quite awhile, so decided that we should today. a lot of what we saw is…read moresimilar to what we'd seen in the past with some notable additions. Their display art selection has grown. I'm not talking the welded sheet metal stuff but some nice looking pieces. They've added stone wear kitchen items and dishes. Most are made in NM, some from nearby Colorado. Heavy & nice patterns. Good for us because our stuff is in need of replacement. Somewhat pricey, but good craftsmanship is never cheap. Now it's decision time.

This shop sells all manner of kitchen implements and many spice blends and dip mixes incorporating…read morehatch green and red chiles. You can also get blue corn cornbread and pancake mix, local jams, hot sauces and more! I got all the gifts to take home for my foodie partner here.

I've been in this store a handful of times back when it was an El Paisano location. Came once…read morebefore since the ownership change and have been wanting to try the grill for a little while. Today my 2 youngest kids and I made a point of going in. We got there some time between 12:30 and 1pm. My daughter had her heart set on getting an horchata but by this time they had already run out. She got a Pastel de Elote instead. She said it was sweeter than she expected and very filling and enjoyed it. My son ordered a breakfast burrito with eggs, beans, potatoes, and cheese. Declined the chorizo as he doesn't really eat chile yet. it was enormous and he said it was delicious after he was somehow able to devour the entire thing. It came with a cup of salsa, which he didn't use but I'm not surprised. I ordered a large menudo and even though we got it packed to go, I was surprised at how big the serving was. It also has posole in it, which is how I prefer it. It came with the little packets of oregano and crushed red peppers and also a side of diced white onions. Pretty good menudo, I did add a little bit more salt at home. It came with a torta bun (or bolillo), sliced in half and toasted. That was perfect for soaking up the juices. I definitely want to go back and the birria, the vampiros, and the birria with maruchan for sure! The grocery store is conveniently located within walking distance from my house. Not the best prices, but you will find some things here that you can't find in many other places. We picked up some of the Mexican Doritos, some of the Mexican candies, and other snacks while we were here. At the time they had a lot of the Takis on sale for 99¢. They also carry lots of kitchenware and gift items. If you smoke, they carry rolling papers, cones, and those types of items too. The staff is super friendly. Most of them are primarily Spanish speakers so we struggled a little to communicate, but it has no negative impact on my experience whatsoever. Will definitely visit more often.

Great place with a good atmosphere and friendly staff. A great variaty of hispanic products. I…read moreloved to be able to support small businesses like this one, new owners are making this place to look alive.