Absolutely love this place. Reminds me of Natural Grocers and Sprouts. Very well organized and they…read morehave cute sections filled with everything you need. The prices are that of what you would pay for this quality. The staff greeted me and smiled. Will be going back.

Nice selection of items, friendly staff, and some really good bread. Plus the setting is…read morepicturesque.

It's usually easy to get in and out of here. Well organized parking lot and lots of self check-out…read moreregisters.

No air conditioning, even the poor employees were overheated, a billion dollar corporation can't…read moreafford air conditioning, too much!i

Danny is a great guy!! the Homemade burritos are A MUST!!! The merchandise is up to date and fresh…read more Had pizza most of the time also.

This wonderful store truly is an old-fashioned "General Store" with all the food, gadgets, gizmos,…read morecamping and fishing supplies, auto parts, laundry soap, etc., that anyone could ask for. Additionally, the owner (5th generation owning the store) Danny and his mother (Josie, previous owner) provide home-made burritos and frito pies, which are just the most delicious things ever. If you're not into Fritos, ask for just the red chile. Or you could get red chile over hot dogs, or over tamales, or over burritos, or ... the options are endless. Additionally, Danny carries locally-grown produce in season, and a small selection of other produce year-round. You can always get potatoes and onions, packaged chile powder, canned goods for making just about anything. The camping/fishing/outdoor supply section seems to be constantly increasing. Also: an ATM (*very* handy!), and local souvenirs, including postcards and mugs. The historic photos on the walls are really cool. There are a couple of spots for sitting down to eat - a little table in the back for two, and a sort of foyer in the front with a bench and a few chairs, and a functional Pac-Man game table from way back! I've been here plenty of times, and so I can say: Leave time to chat with Danny and whatever locals happen to be in there. It seems to be the place to be for the locals to get their news and gossip. :)

While the selection of produce at this Sprouts is nice, the store's customer service is terrible. I…read morefrequently find products that are on sale well past their expiration date. Refunds on spoiled products are very difficult. Much better prices at Market Street around the corner.

This store is busy ! Lots of people coming. And going, be careful in the parking lot. I enjoy the…read moreselection of bread here, as well as the cleanliness. The lines get long at times but I they move quickly. The employees are nice and helpful, if they don't know where something is, they'll ask someone in the appropriate department for help. Thanks for being a consistently good grocery store !

Great selection of groceries! Friendly staff and fresh baked cookies. It was a pleasant surprise to…read morefind such a well stocked store in a small town. Lots of organic options, local meats and fresh veggies.

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

I've been there a few times. Good prices on beer.$2.50 or $3.00 for a bottle of Budweiser. You can…read morealso buy packs of beer at the bar. Compared to the only other bar in Santa Rosa, Joseph's Bar and Grill, Peco's is way better. Better people and bartender's.

I went inside looking for canned roast beef to use for giving my dog her medication while driving…read morethrough on I 40 and it's very dark inside and the young man sweeping was rude like I was interfering by standing in front of shelf. I walked the aisles to no avail. It's a local old fashioned market nothing fancy. I found stuff at Dollar General later. This place is fine in middle of nowhere if you want fresh food or produce like the locals.

Limited produce, all of which where in states of decay. The prices were very high. Friendly staff…read moreand big parking lot for RV's

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.

We love the Dixon Co-Op. This place is small town and caters to its community and those in town for…read morea visit. Javier runs the deli and keeps the menu full of delicious local New Mex fare and gourmet sandwiches. Great little grocery with everything you could need... also a nice gift section with local artists and handcrafted small batch herbal products. Dixon is such a great town and it's the co-op that makes it extra special. A must stop on the way to Taos and beyond.

This place has it all. You're in the middle of nowhere , and before you go deeper into nowhere c…read morevisit this place to stock up. They have hats, clothing, religious stuff , candy bars , tools , fishing gear , and anything else you can think of. Mandatory stop if you're driving by on your way to adventure.

Best fucking green chilli cheeseburger I've ever had. little pricey but amazing burgread more