Visiting Santa Fe with family. We rented a house and decided to cook dinner. We quickly found everything that we needed. The employees were friendly and helpful. read more

As of May 16 the covid rules have been relaxed a bit. But the governor says we should be masked in public. This Smiths store is not enforcing the mask order or the 25% occupancy order. There are a lot of people not wearing masks and they are way over 25% occupancy. The manager said that unless the police came to enforce it they wouldn't. read more

This Smith's grocery store has restored my faith in big box stores. Well lit and easy to navigate, I am surprised at the quality of their offerings. From the Boar's Head deli to the seasonal items (heavy-duty plastic cups for my picnic), they have everything I could possibly need. And when I needed help finding a special cut of chicken, the manager was very responsive and found exactly what I needed. And last, check out is a breeze and I've never waited in line for more than a minute. read more

This establishment does not have the Marbel double white, unlike the other smith's grocery establishments in town. Why is this? I have no idea. But it gets the one star because of that fact. I fan drive to the other two smith's in town and get the double white, as well as all the other stores, smith's in Albuquerque, and the fact that I csn go to any other store but not this one for the double white is unacceptable in today's day and age. read more

Good selection of organic items and easy to get in and out of the store. People are nicer here than Whole Foods but the lady at the customer service desk could use some training. read more

Do you like the "charming" appeal of the fresh outa prison living in the jets look? Do you like your cheese to have more fillers than a old mining tycoons false teeth? How about those special vitamins that get double in price at the check out? Look no further than the vorga that run smiths. I've had several "unique" experiences there but I think this last time killed it good 'n dead. Had a few things to get through the week just some tea and "organic" cheese, some vetlh was following me around the store as if I were a nej' PuH'- Body full of more in than a swarm of octoctpi Go to cashier one she rings me up-her "manager" (more like her Bootu-or warden) when done staring at her cleave "corrected" her saying the items weren't on sale (they sure as heck were on the shelf)- A short hagle later I told that idjut where to place her over priced items and left. I'll get my ginko, DHA, and probiotics from elsewhere! read more

All the liquor is locked up all day in glass cabinets; this is supposed to be more convenient? This is supposed to cater to higher class shoppers by treating them like alcoholics? This is the laughing stock of the Santa Fe booze industry! IF you can find someone to open the cabinet (go to the deli, they will page over the intercom "I need a liquor representative to open a cabinet for a customer"...), a completely unknowledgeable employee will ask what you want and stand by you to lock the cabinet when you are done. I explained that I wanted to "shop", see what its made of, where its from, etc., but no time for that anymore, you boozehound. People only bought liquor from here for the convenience and not the price, now that its gone its Total Wine for everyone. I'd call for a boycott but when their liquor sales drop by 90% maybe they will realize their stupidity on their own. A checker claimed that too much liquor was being stolen even though every bottle has a locked security sensor on it that only store personnel have access to, so you really think its the customers? And how does it solve the problem anyway since the customer still has the bottle in their cart, exactly as before? read more

I am currently visiting from state California,I was disturbed and disrespected by a blonde worker and a manager whom followed me outside as I looked for my husband ,if I needed help?I do have common sense and not stupid!manager asked if I had a receipt?I haven't even bought anything yet?wanted to search my bag?very unprofessional and low class especially for a manager!WOW!poor management!I intend to call corporate show them a thing or two!you don't go up to people accusing them of stealing! read more

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The pharmacists at Smith's are unfriendly and rude. The rudest one is named James Garcia. Whenever I call to refill my prescription, he tells me I must use the automated system and that he is too busy filling prescriptions to take my call. When I tell him the automated system is inconvenient and gives me a pick-up time 24- 72 hours from the time I call, he tells me that it "usually" done sooner, but is unable to provide a specific time. When I explain that sometimes I have to depend on people to pick up my prescription for me and that sometimes I need to the prescription done last minute, he is unsympathetic and rude. The last time I called he hung up on me abruptly even after I said, I would call early if I could in the future. Obviously, the one of the issues is that Smith's corporate management is attempting to save money by cutting staff and the pharmacists are overworked and rude. James Garcia, however, indicates that it is the customers who must pay the price for this. Perhaps he thinks customer service is an out-dated, archaic concept, and customers must be inconvenienced, so that the staff's job can be easier. Perhaps he sides with management and believes customers come last and profits come first?? This is certainly the "air" that the pharmacists give off at Smiths on Cerrillos whenever I use that pharmacy. The staff at Pharmaca, although busy, never treat customers with such rudeness and disrespect. Taking my business elsewhere and never going back to Smiths. Will also be calling corporate headquarters to complain. read more

Wow, the bedside manner of some of the employees leaves a lot to be desired. First I get completely ignored by the cashier as if I was invisible and then screamed at in the parking lot by another employee because I didn't put my empty cart where he wanted me to (which happened to be right next to the other empty carts). Smith's needs to educate these morons that they are working with the public and that there is such a thing as common decency and politeness. I know the threshold is already pretty low for good customer service in New Mexico, but these employees are on a whole new level of rudeness. read more

This branch of the Smith's chain is pretty good. Staff greet you as you enter and leave and also point out things on special as you check out. It's bright and clean and the fruit and veg seemed quite fresh. It's got the usual selection of any large supermarket. If you're debating between the big chains, this one is not a bad choice. read more

Friendly and helpful staff. Great selection and the produce is fresh. Has self checkout which is great for that before you have to go to work rush. Always more than one cash register open. Nice shopping experience. read more

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As the primary shopper of my household, I've been shopping at this Smith's location for the past six years. Even though I live closer to downtown and there are many closer options, I travel to this location because the staff are always so professional and friendly. Also, I feel like this Smith's location provides all of the products I'm looking for at a cheaper price than Albertson's or Sprouts. This Smiths local has bulk bins and a great produce section. The remodel of the store also has been a great addition. read more

Why do we have to wait for someone to unlock your liquor cabinets now? Standing with another lady waiting for an unlock we both decided if this is new policy we will be buying spirits elsewhere read more

I am very dissatisfied with my clicklist experience here at the smith's in Santa Fe on Pacheco. I placed an order to be ready between 4:00-5:00pm today. I arrived at 4:28pm and called to let the store know I had arrived for pickup. I was notified that my order was being processed and there were several items left to pick up. I was told my order should be ready by 5:00pm. I waited in the car until 5:31pm and called back to check on the status of my order, since I had seen a vehicle parked next to me have their food brought to them. I was told my order would be out shortly. After waiting over an hour, my order was finally brought out to my vehicle, unbagged and in a crate. It is ridiculous to promote a service when you end up having to wait an hour for an order. This is false advertising and was a waste of my valuable time. I hope you will take the proper measures to remediate this unprofessional and discourteous occurrence. read more

Their management is not good, but the Pharmacy is GREAT!! They learn the names of the patrons and treat you like family. Mark, Heather and Alison are wonderful people!! If you get your prescriptions somewhere else, I recommend them HIGHLY! read more

Just one thing. Please, please please teach your people how to bag groceries. Ridiculous

SUMMATION: The regular grocery store in the area. They have many basic items, in smaller amounts than some of the specialty and bulk supermarkets. A pharmacy is attached. NAME: Smith's Food and Drug #491 MY RATING: Very Good (4 out of 5) CHAIN: Three in Santa Fe [www.smithsfoodanddrug.com]. This is a division of Kroger. It is a leading grocery store chain in the mountain west and southwest with 132 stores in 7 states. SLOGAN: Market Fresh Every Day TITLE: "Ordinary Supermarket" [Yelp, review #162, 18 November 2014 (TripAdvisor, not posted), and 4 January 2015] NEW MEXICO TRIP REVIEW NUMBER: 16 LOCALITY: 2110 South Pacheco, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505 TELEPHONE: (505) 473-5560; Pharmacy (505) 473-5563 OCCASION: Purchase of trip supplies HOURS OF OPERATION: 6 am-midnight CONFUSIONS: Also Smith's, 2308 Cerrillos Road, Santa Fe, NM 87505 COMPARISONS: They have many basic items, in smaller amounts than some of the specialty and bulk supermarkets. REVIEWS: Good, 3.7 out of 5, 8 reviews (Google); HISTORY: Lorenzo J. Smith (1885-1958) opened the first store in 1911 in Brigham, Utah. He bought a larger store across the street in 1921. It renamed and incorporated as "Smith and Sons Market" in 1932. In 1952, the store was refurbished, renamed, and expended as "Smith's Super Market." They company began acquiring other stores in 1946. Dee Smith Glen (1925-1984) became a partner in the store with his father in 1946. After his father's death, he took over the company. Their stock began trading on the NYSE in 1989 (as SFD). In 1997, the chain was acquired by Fred Meyer and in 1999, Fred Meyer merged with Kroger. They remain a Division of Kroger based in Salt Lake City, Utah. read more

Smith fuel center employee Angel was amazing! My mom was driving my dad's truck and he has a locking gas cap. My mom was stressing out because she couldn't get the cap off. I even tried for a good 20 mins. She went for a refund since the gas cap would not come off. Angel came out and was able to get the cap off. He is a great person! Thank you Angel you are amazing! read more

Stood at customer service counter for 5 minutes while the manager (I think, he had a shirt and tie) and clerk talked. They never even acknowledged my presence. I finally asked a bagger my quick question. No other customers around. Poor customer service. read more

My experiences with the Smith Super Markets in Santa Fe over the past few years has been terrible. They are understocked and have stopped carrying many of my favorite products telling me those products are no longer made or not available. Other stores in the area have those products in abundance. They had nice discounts if you bought four of an item but never had more than three on the shelf and none in the back. I stopped most of my shopping at Smith's after I was swindled by their fuel points program. When I first enrolled, the points rolled over for 2-3 months. If you spend $99 in a month now, you get 99 points that are lost to you at the end of the month because they no longer roll over. Lately they have been offering a digital coupon that gives 4X fuel points on a single purchase of a gift card during a month. I have been buying Amazon gift cards for family birthdays in amounts of $100-250. During the last year or so, I loaded the 4X coupon onto my Smith's card in anticipation of earning 400-1000 points. It worked fine in the beginning but, in the last few months, only yielded 2X points at the cash register. I only learned that fact after my credit card was charged and it was too late to void my purchase. With considerable effort in conversations with customer service on the phone and with managers in the stores that were gypping me, I got the extra points 10 at a time as bag credits. This process cost 30-60 minutes of time that I bill at $150 per hour. This month they not only shorted me 2X points but they sold me a card that Amazon would not accept. When I complained, all the Smith people in the store would parrot is "no refunds on gift cards!" I have put the charge in dispute with my credit card company but, at the moment, it looks like Smith's is going to get away with stealing $200 from me. I will never shop at Smith's or any other store in their parent organization, Kroger. I don't think this accidental. There is someone in corporate headquarters who relies on the fact that most people are reluctant to complain when they are cheated and the checkout counter. read more

Deli chicken salad is a big hit with me. Using deli roasted chicken and lots of garlic in just right combinations. Yummy.

A couple of months ago I returned an item that was spoiled. I didn't have the receipt but it was a Smith's brand. She explained I could exchange it or get a credit on a gift card. I chose to get a gift card because I wasn't going directly home and it was a perishable item. It was $4.00. I tried to use the gift card at a different Smith's about a month later and I couldn't because it had a zero balance even though I had never used it. The manager at that store showed me it was never loaded. It was put in as cash given out. She said I had to go back to the other store to fix it. Another few weeks go by and I go back to the other store. First customer service was closed. She sent me to a register. The cashier couldn't do it so she referred me to the manager. He was assisting a new employee. I was fine with waiting. I told him the story and he proceeded to question me like I was lying. Then he called another person so that they could phone the person that rang it up (to verify the transaction) Like this person was going to remember me after almost 3 months! Finally since they can't get ahold of the person he tells the other cashier to give me the refund. I hardly go to this store because there are closer markets and I WILL NOT be going back to this location. It's BAD customer service to treat your customers as if they are some kind of liar or thief all over $4.00. That money may not seem worth the trouble but that's lunch for one of my kids one day. Anyways......BAD SERVICE, rude manager! read more

Never the same people twice. Store generally has an odor that hasn't changed in 5 years, there is one or two people that are kind to everyone there, but the rest, just bad service, their customer service desk is terrible. those two gals that work there have worked there for a long time and just don't even smile anymore..all in all, store is sad. read more

Steve and Heather are GREAT!! the other young tech is quite slow and messes up prescriptions most of the time.i end up having to ask her to repeat what I've asked in order for her to understand and she still goofs my meds. read more

great frozen food selection. good craft beer selection. produce is ok buy seems priced like Whole Foods and it's not that great. bakery could be a lot better... what they have is fine but there should be a much bigger selection of breads. this town loves it's artisan breads. read more