Love this store. It can be expensive but there are a lot of sales if you pay attention. The…read morebaguettes baked daily are my favorite. The "food court" has specials on barbecue, sushi, noodle bowls, a $5 lunch box (chicken breast, one side, and a roll), a $7 box of fried chicken drumsticks, and more. The Lucerne 4% large curd cottage cheese is the best and is hard to find anywhere else. They also carry Pedro's which is my favorite salsa (the green). The $5 shrimp cocktail is good. All of their Lucerne dairy products are good especially the cottage cheese and the 2% Greek yogurt. I also like the Smith's on McMahon but Marketstreet is conveniently right across the street from my house.

Waited for half an eternity in an "express" line just for another cashier to come take over the…read moreregister to help some other lady who wasn't even in line?!? Absolutely NOT. I will never set in foot in your store again.

I was impressed with the variety at this little market! While you may not be able to find certain…read morespeciality foods, they have a wide variety of fun and funky items. I loved their quirky soda variety, and the cheap produce! I will definitely be stopping in for produce in the future. It has prices that beat pretty much every grocery store I have been to!

I have been coming to this store since I was able to walk. I now live by myself and go to this…read morestore with my girlfriend. We are both young, which apparently makes us number 1 targets when we walk in. Every time I'm in there the security guard follows us around. Than at checkout there always offering to help at the register instead of the self checkout or immediately ending there conversations between each other to watch the tablet to make sure we're not stealing. I have never ever stolen or given them the intention that I would steal. If you're a minority good luck getting the proper help here because all they do it stalk you. Also we saw a guy shit in the parking lot than when we called they told us off. Smiths has the exact same stuff but a couple dollars cheaper on any item, plus the manager always asks to make sure I'm finding everything okay.

Lots of cute stuff! I looked around for a good long time. Lots of women behind the counter and…read morenever once did anyone greet me, ask if I needed assistance or offer help. I'd have bought more if I was introduced and made familiar with many of the products.

While waiting for our dinner reservation was wandered the grounds and came upon this shop. It…read morecontained a mix of items some directly from the farm. There were a few cases of silver/turquoise, a large offering of cookware including copper and cast iron. Books on both local recipes and local trails and hiking. This place had a definite New Mexico feel about it. It's a great little shop, unfortunately a little out of the way. This is a target destination, but worth the drive.

La Montanita is an excellent local co-op. There's always fresh, organic produce on offer, as well…read moreas a variety of meats and prepacked food. Their grab-and-go meal section is quite robust, with lots of options for a variety of dietary needs. They've got some nice local offerings as well, such as Zia sodas and Taos Piñon lotion. Best of all is their robust bulk section. I love restocking my pantry there with the quarterly members' discount!

I went today to the store and was very surprised that the store is charging for parking. The store…read moreand the parking lot were ghost towns. I always went to the store and liked to take my time shopping, and spent well over $250. each trip, but that will no longer be the case. I do not appreciate being nickled and dime and having to pay for parking. Fortunately, there are other stores like Sprouts and Whole Foods that offer organic products too and do not charge for parking. It is a shame that they have done this to their customers that always tried to support the local merchants. Gloria

very bad customer service cashier is very loud and demanding, I was in self check out. she insists…read morethat I need to go to her lane. I politely decline. she went after me and talk bad about me or unknown . I ask for manager to stop her and give me some time to finish self check out. the manager came with an attitude. he insulted me that I made too many mistakes. I gave up. the store offer no assistance but arguing and rudness. the stocker was walking around slaming things for unkown reason.

It's sad. They put produce out, but so much of it goes unsold, yet still sits out there way past…read morethe point where it should have been tossed. In order to have a good produce section you have to hire a produce manager who just loves vegetables and fruit. I mean, obsesses over it, to the point where the store decides to invest in produce cases in order to keep it fresh. They don't do that here. Today, I looked at Broccoli crowns and they were all soft. Ditto that with the loose carrots. It was sad.

I went in hoping for a wide and dizzying array of spicy products, but was instantly confused, as I…read morewas greeted with many, many glass figurines and touristy bric-a-brac. I eventually found the hot sauce section, which, incidentally, is incredibly well organized, including the cool display for the Ass Kickin' stuff (prices on the hot sauces are outstanding and there are several I have seen here and nowhere else), but I wish the rest of the store was organized similarly. The entire thing screams clutter and spicy products (I think, I tried really hard to find them all, but maybe (probably) missed some) are maybe 20% of the floor space. The rest is coffee and mugs and t-shirts and pinon stuff and just random...shit. Back to my confusion...I don't understand why this place is called Chile ADdict when so little of the inventory is related to piquancy. I guess calling it a gift shop would be less interesting, maybe? Anyway, if you have a lot of time and patience to spend carefully hunting and foraging around this (sometimes precariously and hapazardly) scattered array, it can definitely be rewarding, but it won't be fast.

I was trying to find a souvenir shop in Albuquerque and I luckily found this little store. It was a…read moregreat find because I didn't know where to get a touristy gift for someone. This store has everything! Dream catchers, all types of salsa, New Mexican coffee...little knickknacks... I will come again when I need my next gift!

Currently there are few items left in the market. The halal chicken breasts are out of inventory ;…read morethere are only chicken thighs. The medjool dates are now from Pakistan and the increased prices reflect the delivery costs. I spoke with vendor and explained the last time I asked for pistachio cookies , I received walnut cookies. I'm scared of ordering more because of this. He explained to me that he is sure he must have explained they were out and only had walnuts. So I'm apparently unable to explain that I do not like walnuts and surely I thought to ignore his update. Absolutely done with this dishonesty.

SO Grateful for this store! Casa Blanca and Bombay Spice are my 2 go to international stores to…read morevisit! If I can't find something at Bombay it's typically always at Casa Blanca. I have yet to visit Talin, but I was told I must visit there next.

where to start. i just read a review left from the store. get what you get? what? oh geez never…read morewhere i've been. because if you act like that you wouldn't have a job/etc anymore. my family and i have shopped there and it wasn't all that lady,especially when it comes to when it comes to problems with over charges & worms in the almonds bags that my sister still has. so owner or managers lady shame on you for talking like that to customer's who put food on your table & feed your family. you should "appreciate,greet,bless" every customer,individual that comes into that place you call a store & thank your lucky stars anyone does the way you act. shame on you. we have visited a few times just because & not purchased anything, just because. any remember there is the "bbb" on our side. well they need to make a visit to huh???

I'm happy to have this little store in Cedar Crest. It's the perfect stop on the way back from…read moreAlbuquerque if you don't want to deal with a large store or get off somewhere far from the freeway. They offer a nice produce and meat section and a nice selection of natural like products for the size of store that it is. They even have a decent selection of liquor, beer, and wine. I was also surprised by their spice and seasoning selection - large sizes and neat selection for a great price. They even carry pet needs there! Great store! Great service there always! Clean store and always well stocked. Cool tip - it was a set location on "Better Call Saul." Read more