This a great Saturday morning in the downtown area. There are places to get a bit as well as fruits…read moreand vegetables to purchase. You can find all sorts of unique items.

The Downtown Grower's Market is a stellar warm weather activity with lots of local goodies to…read morechoose from. I can always find some of my favorite vendors here. Parking can suck, but as long as you're willing to walk a little you should be fine. It is helpful to have cash but most vendors will accept cards.

Been wanting to step in since my neighbors Raved about it on NextDoor.com Finally got there, and…read morefound what i was missing a good old Farmers Market, style fruit and vegetable stand. nice looking produce as part of Segovias Distributing Inc, they have access to a ton of great looking and great priced fresh fruits and veggies. including the usuals. but also was able to find unwaxed jicama, they have a cooler of bueno, and a small section of snacks and staples.. But besides the cheap produce they also sell prepared (chopped) fruits and vegetables much cheaper than supermarkets, so great for a grab on the way home for dinner/potluck sort of emergencies!!!

Very good prices on produce. The little store is nice and clean. I walked out with about 7 or 8…read moreitems and only paid $6. The avocados are Huge and ripe. They also have frozen chili products. There is a refrigerated section with organic mushrooms, eggs and milk.

Took the train from Albuquerque to Santa Fe. This is a nice area to stroll. There's a lot of…read morerestaurants nearby as well as farmers market. We came in February and it snowed. I highly recommend strolling in this area

Great food options, local growers and artisans!…read more Service at each booth we stopped at was friendly and helpful! The Chai Lady is a big fav! Best Chai ever!! The space is so fun being down at the rail yards and has really grown over the years and expanded. Recommend getting there early parking is a premium! So sad the season is over until next year!

Very great ambiance to walk around. Parking you'll have to find somewhere nearby and just walk to…read morethe farmers market. We had a bit of traffic getting closer & finding parking as it's pretty limited. Also be prepared to pay $1-3 for parking at the stall. There's outdoor and indoor vendors. Lots of farmers selling their fresh produce near the front! I tried a blue maize pupusa on the indoor vendor for $10 & it was pretty cool to try. I'd recommend to add some salsa or the cream since the pupusa is pretty dry. Bring cash as well where you can save 50 cents on some items Lots of galleries & artists & jewelers if you keep walking down as well.

The farmers market was much bigger than we expected! I really liked how they split food and…read moreartistry across the train tracks. It helps so there isn't as much crowding while you're trying to go through. I have been to farmers markets in multiple states, but I have never seen one with a gift shop! That was very interesting to see. The market itself had a nice array of fresh produce, food, and artists' work. It was cool getting to see them roasting fresh chile and the band that played was soo much fun! The best booth for us was Dancing Turtle Studio. Absolutely stunning pieces of art and my guy bought me one of the hot air balloon pieces to commemorate our 1st anniversary. It honestly couldn't have been more perfect! The artist herself was incredibly sweet and wonderful to talk with. It was amazing getting to hear about her process as well!

Farmers Market has all the Green Chile flavors,Mild,Medium Big Jim,Hot and Xtra Hot. They also have…read morea great selection of NM grown produce. The Chile Roasters here do a great job roasting. Many Red Chile products too. One stop Chile shopping.

Went today for red chile powder and fideos. Left with much more. I buy green chile roasted for my…read morefather and I like Blue Bird flour. Their produce is great and I had to restrain myself but like the variety. No meat but not a problem. It's a wonderful market and I'm so glad it's still around.

This place has been my go-to for years to get my chile. I always find other things to add to my…read morebasket before checking out. The snack selection is top notch.

This site is wrong! Farmers Chile Market is open 9am to 5pm 7 days a week! We open the first Friday…read morein August every year until October 31st!! Come get some amazing Chile!!

This amazing place is an homage to all things chile! We were disappointed to not be able to go to…read morethe Farmer's Market in Santa Fe where we usually get our roasted chiles and green/red chile powder but this is now where we will go from now on! The staff are so helpful and the selection of chiles and powder is fabulous!

Being a green chile person, I like mild, alot of green chile that is mild doesn't have much favor,…read morehowever once I tasted Lemitar, its was great & full of favor!!! Sichler farms is Lemitar green chile!! I always get green chile from Sichler farms for my chile fix!!!

Absolutely recommend this place. Eleanor and Rose helped us out and they were super nice. People…read moreneed to understand these chilie are fresh so sometimes they can run out. This is common at all fresh farms and stands. They service and products were top notch. It's fun to read the negative reviews and see one complaint about being overcharged $5 for roasting. I always pay attention to my receipt and have never had an issue is a business makes a mistake. Also we shop at a lot of NM farms and if love this place.

These folks have the BEST green Chile in ALL of New Mexico. I hope and pray they will be able to…read morekeep this going for many generations to come. May God bless them now and always. Peace, Fr. Andy Pavlak, Pastor Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary, Albuquerque, NM

Bought my chile from Rosales Produce 9/2/2025. Because of the positive reviews on yelp and being…read moreclose to my house I decided to give them a try. I can't tell you how many times I have bought hot chile from other places and the chile ended being mild. Rosales' hot is hot and flavorful. The owners of the farm work at this location and were very helpful answering questions. I like to buy my chili when it starts turning from green to red. The owner said that the chili starts to turn red at the end of September but if you wet the sack and keep it cool overnight that it would start turning red the next day. I roast my own chile so I did this and it worked. The owners take pride in their farm and their chile and it shows. For those who are new to peeling roasted chili I attached a photo of my chile peeling table. The bowl of water is for rinsing the peelings and seeds that get on your fingers. Long story short, I highly recommend Rosales Produce and will now be a repeat customer.

Such a delicious and lovely experience. Stopped in for a bite and was very impressed and delighted…read moreright from the parking lot! There's a chicken coup with lots of friendly and beautiful chickens! Eggs are fresh and local! The inside is welcoming and beautiful with several area to sit. A big room, or smaller little rooms for privacy, as well as an outdoor dog friendly patio. Food and service was absolutely fantastic!

I joined a friend on a venue tour here for a potential wedding location but I'm not gonna comment…read moretoo much on that. But what I do want to share is that the food is amazing. We had come in the morning and decided to order some breakfast before we went on the venue tour. Their menu is actually rather expensive and has quite a few interesting breakfast finds. I don't remember the name of what we ordered but it came with eggs and basically mashed potatoes. It was unique, and the flavor was so unique and delightful. I will know that it is quite a bit of way outside of Albuquerque, but a very pretty drive. They also have a little shop of some local goods, definitely worth checking out.