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Heinie's Market

4.5 (67 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
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Leonard S.

Heinie's is an interesting place, a little pricey but the fruits and vegetables are supposed to be locally grown and organic (I think) but this time we went for the roasted green chili. In the past they were good for the chili. The little woman and I went to 3 other roasters, all of whom we had done business with before and been satisfied. This year there was a drought in New Mexico's Hatch Valley and a very hot growing season was so the chili and the farmers suffered. Not sure what everyone was selling but it was advertised in all these places in Colorado as "Hatch Green Chili" but in all our stops to include Heinies the chili was very thick, tasteless, odorless and the texture was like boiled Egg plant and I had to deal with returning all the chili we bought to include Lulu's farm in order to get a refund. At Heinies I just happened to walk in while the guy was roasting Hatch Medium and I tasted it right out of the roaster and in front of about 10 people. I made a statement and walked out...I guess no green chili this year..

Village Pie Maker mixed berry pie--yum!
Carol D.

I've been going to Heinies Market since my mother found it in the 90's. That may sound like a long time ago, but this little market has been in business since the 1950's; a family affair that seems to be still going strong. Every year I anticipate the summer when I can find their fresh Colorado produce, from Olathe and Brighton corn to Palisade cherries to tomatoes and peaches bigger than your fist. Locally homegrown veggies like peppers and broccoli abound throughout summer. In August, you can linger to enjoy the comforting smell of Pueblo and Hatch peppers roasting onsite. Buy a 2lb. baggie to indulge your capsaicin fix, from mild to the EXTRA HOT Barkers. Time from green chile! Fall brings apples and pears of all kinds from the Colorado Western slope. These beauties are not always super-large, like their peach counterparts tend to be, but they are crisp and juicy--can't be found like this in the grocery store. Truly my favorite product to pick up at Heinies, though, is their Village Pie Maker pies. If you can find these pies and you're a pie lover, there is no need to make a pie again. These bake-from-frozen treats are all-natural with plenty of real fruit, and the crust is to die for. You may find these pies elsewhere, but Heinies has the full spectrum of flavors--Apple, Cherry, Peach, of course, but also Blueberry, Raspberry-Peach, Mixed Berry, Rhubarb, Strawberry-Rhubarb, Apple-Cranberry-Walnut, and I've even gotten a Gooseberry there, although I'm not sure that flavor is still being made. My favorites are Peach, Raspberry-Peach, Mixed Berry and Apple-Cranberry-Walnut. I always have a Village Pie Maker pie on my counter. Today's is a 1/2-eaten mixed berry--easily reheated in the oven for the next serving. As cannot be avoided in these times, Heinie's prices have edged up, but it's hard to disparage the healthiness of their local organic food. Get there today!

Karen C.

I've had peaches from all over the country and nothing beats a palisade peach from the western slopes of Colorado that Heinies always delivers a variety. My go to for hatch chilies, stock up for winter. They have it all, great staff, parking, samples, deals, dry goods and of course the produce. While you're in the area pop over to Edwards Meats they shine :) moo, oink, tweet ....

Michele E.

A bag of Palisade peaches was WAY overpriced, and they cost me over $30 for less than half a dozen large-sized peaches! The peaches were not juicy but dry and mushy. I was disappointed, and I expected a better quality for their outrageous prices. I used to live in Grand Junction near Palisade and I attended the Palisade Peach Festival for many years. But I know that in Japan they are sold for $50 for a single peach shipped overseas, which is considered a delicacy because of their tart red centers.

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Barb N.

Great to find a business like this specializing in Colorado produce plus so much more. In addition to veggies, I picked up a couple varieties of roasted green chilies and pickles. They have a nice selection of canned items such as pickles, jelly, honey--also saw some tamales and tortillas. I look forward to returning and sampling more of their inventory.

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Plants here and fresh fruit and Vegies are very good.They have good locations, close by.

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Fantastic fresh fruit and vegetable stand and so much more. The pies are excellent a well as the jelly's.

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3 years ago

Awesome selection and quality higher end pricing local suppliers seasonal market check them out

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It's all great vegetables fresh. Service very friendly. Really enjoy the homemade sslsa

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Very limited offerings but the food offered was good. I did find pickled items that my family members enjoy.

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I have been shopping at Heinie's for many years and am never disappointed. I look forward to many more years of Heinie's produce.

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LOVE this place. Great fresh produce and local products also. Always friendly and helpful!

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“Wide range of produce including local gems during the summer such as Palisade peaches and Rocky Ford melons plus extras such as jams, pickles, frozen sour pie cherries and seasonal items.”

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