This Smiths was surprisingly big, they sell bikes, clothes, and other non-food items. This place is…read moredefinitely bigger than any other Smiths I went. Service was slow, and the workers and cashiers looked like they hated their jobs. Place was although clean, which is a plus.

Giving a 2 mostly due to look and amount of items. It's really more like a small Walmart as they…read morehave clothes etc plus groceries. I have been going to Kroeger stores since I was a kid in Los Angeles county (it's called Ralph's in CA). It usually is the better nicer store to go to. I don't know what the deal with the staff is (shout out to the staff at our stores in ABQ off golf course on westside) but as opposed to most people we have encountered since moving to New Mexico really awful. My opinion is they are probably kids of the highly paid Los Alamos lab employees (median household income here is over 100k) ie over indulged and under parented. Example (note it was Father's Day) I wanted to order 2 sandwiches as we drove up from ABQ for a short break. First no one came to help, then a really snotty male employee said "oh you have to order sandwiches in the morning". So WTF was this guy even doing there? So if I came in at lunch and wanted a sandwich the answer is no? Dude, this isn't Beverly Hills, or Los Ranchos. It's a tiny city in the middle of pretty much no where. Lose the attitude bro, all he had to say was "I'm sorry it's too late in the day but can I direct you to where you can get other to go food". So I bought sandwich stuff to make our own in our hotel. Cheaper, bigger, better. Kroeger needs to take a look at this store as from the other reviews there is obviously a huge issue.

Thank goodness for Natural Grocers given the real disaster down the road run by Kroger's corporate…read moreshills called Smith's in Los Alamos. Yes, it costs a bit more for some things but the food is always kept fresh and is of very high quality. Shelves are always properly stocked. But the best part is paying for your goods. Never hardly a wait -- 4 checkout lanes, all assisted, and the clerks are all very pleasant people! Nothing like the mostly mandated self checkout lanes at Smith with long lines waiting to use them just so you can self bag and self checkout at poorly maintained machines. Natural Grocers is a gem. So glad we at least have this option in town given the mess that Smith's has become over the last few years. I try to give my grocery business to Natural Grocers as much as possible.

From the owner: Natural Grocers is a specialty retailer featuring organic and natural groceries, body care, and…read moredietary supplements. We offer always affordable prices and free nutrition education. Come and visit us today!

Super great deli sandwiches! I had a panini and it tasted delicious. I was impressed with the…read moreextensive selection of fair trade chocolate as there were so many brands available. They also put the distance of how far away local products were from the store which I had never seen before.

Did a quick get a way for Father's Day weekend. This is a cute little co-op with a wide range of…read morechoices. Due to the holiday aka Father's Day the selection on Sunday late in day was not as good as probably in the AM. It's at the far end of town past the airport adjacent to the holiday inn. As a native Californian who retired here 5 years ago (Albuquerque) I have been going to co-ops since I was a kid. This is very cute and while not huge (shout out to La Montanita in ABQ) definitely has quality products. Definitely recommend.

I got a lamb burrito. Had a little bean and green chilies. Slightly hot, but one of the best things…read moreI have eaten

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.

I visited the Pojoaque Supermarket when I was staying a couple exits away at the casino. They have…read morea surprisingly good mix of grocery items. Prices are pretty decent and there are a few items that are stocked that are gluten-free, which is great if you're a celiac like me. The deli counter closes really early and there was a sign that the fresh salsas were located in a specific area after hours. I probably did 5 laps and couldn't find it. My hotel room didn't have a microwave and the deli closing so early meant I was out of luck for something a little more filling. Overall, pretty decent for where you're at. Visited: April 2026

Nice little market for the area which was really convenient when we were staying at the nearby…read moreHilton Buffalo Thunder. The prices were surprisingly good for a smaller grocery store and everything appeared clean and well-stocked. Would recommend if you need groceries while in the neighborhood.

This is a local staple. The rotisserie chickens and their french bread are amazing. Sometimes you…read morecan find produce items you can't find anywhere else in town, like fresh ghost peppers. Prices are a bit high but use the app for coupons.

This little market is a wonderful find in Espańol New Mexico. They have a wide variety of foods and…read moreother essential household items. The staff is wonderfully friendly and helpful. Parking is easy, plentiful and close to the entrance. Having a store like this in town is a great resource instead of needing to go a lot further for that weekly shopping or just that one item you forgot to get to make dinner or dessert. The store is nice and clean and the air is fresh. Just a very nice local find and I am glad to have found it.

It's a Walmart, folks…read more It's big, it's clean, it has a familiar layout. This was a great place to pickup a charging cable on a roadtrip through New Mexico. $6, compared to $40 at the NM Airport.

They have the worst customer service. Every time I go there somethings wrong with the food, it's…read moreeither already open or expired. Last time it was the oatmeal being opened, every single one of the packaging inside the box. And this time the 12 pack of Pepsi's I bought were busted. I really wish they would close this location and put up a Smith's. Walmart is the worst store.

Any time i have one of their no meat breakfast burritos, i experience a moment of transcendental…read morebliss from the combined flavors of eggs, potatoes, and red chile. It is truly a work of art and one of the top 5 breakfast burritos i've ever had. This is not a new phenomenon. I first had one of their burritos while staying in Lyden in 2017 and they were great back then! A well stocked and refined co-op, a jewel of the community, friendly staff and you can tell this is where everyone meets to catch up. Don't forget to check out the book shelf near the library.

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.

I recently discovered the amazing variety of breads offered in their bakery. When I shop at Whole…read moreFoods, I crave everything they have to offer, not really settling on one item. Realize that choosing bread is even more difficult since it's only inches away from the delicious and calorie-laden pastries. My eyes slowly glance over but my brain stops me from making a decision that I will regret. (Often I nly after I sink my teeth into a sweetness. ) BUT I do have control and ask for a loaf of my favorite breads, Olive Loaf and Forbidden Rice Sourdough. Now I have a purpose and I can go straight to the bakery without getting sidetracked (sometimes!) The bakers oblige me with thinly sliced fresh bread. Besides the difficult traffic and parking, I patiently and slowly find a parking spot less than too far to begin my Whole Food addiction.

First I have to say WTF. And I've probably been going to Whole Foods since before most of the staff…read morewere born. So will start with them. The staff I dealt with were all super nice. Guy at bakery, checkout and bagger. Wonderful. But the store is really run down. Reminds me of the "old" Carlisle location. Now I feel really happy to be in Albuquerque and have the nice Carlisle location. I'm shocked this location hasn't been updated. The staff all need raises because the customers are a taco short of a combo plate. Almost run over parking (handicapped parking) and people just walked right in front and behind car. Again handicapped. Whole Foods get it together and update the store and parking. It's so sad as if I would have known would have gone to the Albuquerque location. It also might be nice to set up numbers for bakery and deli as customers are so rude. Again woman with a cane getting run over and pushed in front of. As a native Californian and New Mexican since 2019 it's just sad.