My friend got a breakfast burrito and it was simple but good! We both got a pumpkin spice late (in…read moreOct.) and it was one of the best I've had! The espresso has a good taste and it wasn't too sweet. The presentation was great as well. I love the outdoor and indoor space here it feels very homie.

great beverage options, tea included! i had peach oolong and…read morethe barista offered to give me more hot water which i took him up on as i got ready to leave; we transferred my sachet to a to go cup. also got a green breakfast burrito to go. it hit the spot a couple of hours later! they have so many nice local products and indoor/outdoor seating. i could foresee getting a bunch of things together for a lovely post bosque hike picnic. some would say the items they curate are upscale and expensive but i appreciated all the options including a corrales born and bred coffee. i highly recommend going early (8ish?) during balloon fiesta because you'll have a birds eye view of the mass ascension from the edge of the parking lot if the winds blow in your favor. either way, their baked goods looked delicious and i overhead the woman behind me say to her table mate, "this is the BEST scone i've ever had!"

This is a lovely little market offering mostly Eastern European goods, with a heavy focus on Polish…read moreand German foods. While the majority of what is offered are imported packaged spices, beverages and canned goods, the star of the show, for me at least, was the deli section of meats and cheeses! As a German I can't pass up certain meats like Gelbwurst or my favorite, Leberkaese! knowing there's a market that offers my favorites helps me with being homesick for these treats! Eurozone also offers day old Broetchen from a different store which is nice as well. The atmosphere here is relaxed and while there are quite a few options, it doesn't feel overwhelming at all! I thoroughly enjoyed browsing the various shelves for all the different options provided. I'll definitely be back soon!

In search of an ethnic ingredient and came to find this lovely shop…read more Their emphasis seems to be focused on Eastern European food with a small general representation of Western Europe. The quality of the products were good and they even had some excellent fresh fish as well. This is a lovely store with an abundance of polish and Russian foods. I'll be back....oh and the kindness of the owner ( I'm assuming) was so kindly, it was like being warmly greeted by family.

Clarabelle and Salomon are a fantastic couple. Their business is called New Mexico Harvest Gifts…read moreand is essentially two wonderful local farmers selling their produce and crafts mostly at farmers markets. I don't recall how long ago I started buying from them, but it's been over a decade. Since we started buying from them, they have have become our sole provider of chile, chile pequin, chipotle, chicos and pecans for our family. We get pinto beans (frijoles), flowers and produce from them as they harvested. This year we've been treated to amazing lemon cucumbers. If you're not familiar with them, you are missing out. So good! Their address and number is lovingly placed on your product so you can let them know if you'll be wanting larger quantities of something or buying gifts outside the days/months of farmers markets. To me it's also a personal assurance of someone standing behind their product. I love knowing I'm supporting a loving, hardworking couple that cares about their product because they care about their customers. If you get the chance to know them, you'll find just how special they are. I think it's fun knowing how the crops are doing, how the rain (or lack thereof) is affecting the grow. For instance, they normally grow in Corrales but this year, 2013, the lack of rain forced them to move the crops to Espanol, where she is from. Knowing they live in the East Mountains, do chile grinding and chico preparation in Socorro and make weekly trips to Roswell for some chile products tells me they put in quite a commute for my food. In short, they are excellent farmers and great people with superb products. I highly recommend them.

I live in Maine. I visited Albuquerque years ago and really enjoyed the flavor of the green chile…read more Luckily I have a friend that lives in Albuquerque. He recently sent me a box of powders and flakes of various chiles. They have all been excellent. I thought I was going to have them on hand for a long time. Probably not.

Great meal. Wife and I were there for our 12 year anniversary. The ambience was romantic and the…read morefood was extremely good. Our cook (working directly under the chef) seemed to have soft, well-manicured, and expertly moisturized hands.

Another great meal. Mother's Day was a hit my savory crepes were extraordinary. Jasmine had Eggs…read moreBenedict with salmon. Superb. Excellent service and enjoyable ambiance. Highly recommend. One again.

best chili…read moreever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(but i wish i could buy it online.)

We came back when the Apple & Pumpkin Fest was. Slightly disorganized and false advertising. We had…read moreto park about half mile down the road and walk over. There was a line to pick apples and pumpkins at the orchard, but that line supposedly was a 2 hour wait. Ridiculous. So, we got in line for the corn maze/ petting zoo. The ride itself wasn't bad, but was far away from the farm (so there was no chance of walking back). It was advertised as a "free"event, but everything from the corn maze to the petting zoo required tickets to enter I'm all about supporting local farmers, but there has to be a better way to go about this

Definitely worth a stop when in Corrales…read more Support local with lots of nice folks selling their wares Parking is decent in the dirt and it can get sluggish getting in and out in your vehicle

Corrales is wonderful little community. The people are lovely. This little grower's market keeps…read moregetting better. It's a Sunday morning thing. And a beautiful drive from Albuquerque. I found a nice selection of vegetables, cut flowers and other homemade goodies. I was given Hollyhock seeds! They were roasting chile. The aroma was amazing. It's worth the drive!

Their soup mix is excellent. Looked forward to trying other items however it seems their business…read moreis closed.

Best green Chile stew ever! I emailed asking about where I could buy there stew mix and got a…read moreprompt response about locations selling it. Very nice business and they saved the day because I was able to impress my nm native father in law with their stew mix . Will be using there stew mix over and over again. I will def try to stock up on it because you never know when it's going to snow and you'll want some warm stew to warm your soul. Thank you Paulitas for the great stew mix!

Badlands jerky in Rio Rancho has hands down the best selection of jerky in NM!! So many delicious…read moreflavors I like the Sweet n Spicy Teriyaki Habanero the best! Go next door for a cafe by the same owner and have an early breakfast or lunch!!

I've driven past this place for months and wondered about it. But it is life in the time of the…read morevirus. Anyway, I stopped in today and I'm very happy that I did. While browsing I mentioned that I try to limit my salt intake (and yes, I am in a jerky place). The owner was able to suggest her lemon pepper flavor. I gave it a try and loved it! Now I can eat jerky without guilt. I should add that you can make special flavor requests.