Clean gas station on the way to Taos…read more Walk across the street to stretch your legs, Learn about Women Who Heal as part of the New Mexico Historic Women's Marker Initiative. These signs are located throughout New Mexico. Interesting to see this initiative that recognizes so many women who helped shape the state.

Super clean, well stocked gas and convenience store. Friendly people. Excellent rest rooms.read more

Just stopped in for some lotto scratchers and drinks on our way home from the Rio Grande Gorge…read morebridge. Clerk seemed like he was high on something as he just stood there with no facial gestures nor greeting. Store seemed rather dirty but I have noticed most Allsup's are that way. Parking lot was easy to get in and out of and very clean as well as the gas pumps.

If you need a restroom skip this one it was nasty. Dirty sink and Toilet yuck. I'll report it…read moreto corporate ad see if anything gets done.

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

I don't usually think to review the gas/convenience stations where we stop while on a road trip,…read morebut I felt this place warranted a shout-out. Me and The Hubs took a recent road trip from the Denver area to Santa Fe. We took I25 down to SF, but decided to take the scenic route back home via hwy 285 through Antonito/Alamosa/Buena Vista/Fairplay, etc. So- the (approx) two-hour stretch from SF to Antonito is anything but scenic. Also, there is nowhere to stop for a bathroom break (at least not that I saw and I was looking). Then, over the horizon, there it was! A gas station! And not just some old run-down two-pump thing but a real modern Sinclair gas station! Anyway, we pulled in and found very clean restrooms and friendly staff. This location had a decent selection of snacks and drinks and was clean overall, plus it had a small restaurant that serves burgers and fries (I didn't have one, but it was good to note for future reference). As I mentioned, this is now a Sinclair gas station (not Antonito Fuels) and is about 2 hours from Santa Fe. If you're heading north from there, you'll be ready to stop. If you're driving south, STOP HERE. There's nothing else in the two hour drive from here to Santa Fe. Trust me.

Truck stop + burger grille + fuel = Antonito Fuels to the rescue…read more So this reasonably-sized station is near the Colorado-New Mexico border. It was well-lit when I drove by on April 7, 2023. That is very important to me as a woman. The self-service pumps are available 24-hours. Also, I gassed the ol' Jeep up here on 4/10/2023 heading back home. The prices are competitive with the surrounding area, albeit on the high side. That morning, Sinclair's unleaded was $3.75 per gallon. They also have plus and premium gasoline as well as diesel. The station itself is large. Clean. Trash cans weren't overflowing. Not crowded with weirdo tourists, however, it was 8:30AM. Lol. Additional services: + air + ATM + propane Easy to access from both sides of the road whether you are in a small or larger vehicle with a trailer. I bet I'll be stopping here more in the future. When I found out this place had decent restrooms and a burger grille with really good burgers it was a match made in heaven for me.

Best bar in Taos County! Awesome bartenders! Karaoke night is a blast. At times there was not one…read moreperson in there not singing along, folks were dancing too. Pool tables! A great down home local feel where everyone is welcome.

I love this place! Local and dependable! Four big TV's for sports, three pool tables for fun, and…read morelots or room to hang out. The mellow vibe makes me feel comfortable to come in at any time of the day or night. The food hits the mark! The ruban sandwich is my go-to choice! I LOVE the salsa that come with the chips as a side!

I enjoyed my stop here. I did not go to into the casino but I did use the convenience store. The…read morestaff was kind, the bathroom was clean and the store was well stocked with a variety of snacks and drinks. I would definitely stop here again.

Hi I lost my wife working there the store is cool could use…read morebetter management and structure for employees a core value of work not play..needs more things for truckers..but not bad

Lashonda, who claims to be the pharmacy manager, is very difficult to work with. She's accused me…read moreof not being timely about picking up prescriptions. But then when I asked her which medication I hadn't picked up, she named one that they didn't have for me because insurance hadn't approved it. Then she said I needed to communicate better, and I asked what else I should do, given that I had already gone to three doctor's appointments about that issue, spent over 6 hours on the phone with insurance, and I'd responded to Walgreens' tests and had tried to update prescription requests on their website. Then she told me I needed to call the pharmacy 30 minutes in advance of picking up each prescription. Then she went back to saying I hadn't been picking up prescriptions on time, and I reiterated that I had. Then she said I wouldn't have to complain about how long it took to fill prescriptions when I had never complained about that. When I corrected those false statements, she accused me of interrupting and of arguing with her. Today, I got a "courtesy call" from her -- which was anything but. She said I hadn't picked up my prescriptions in 10 days, and I said that yes, I'd been out of town for 10 days. She said they couldn't hold them longer than that and I'd have to start all over with doctor's orders if I didn't pick them up today -- which isn't possible given that I'm 1000 miles away. I said that people have lives and that sometimes people go out of town. She said I'd had 10 days. I said that sometimes people go out of town for more than 10 days. Then she argued with me about how she had gone out of town plenty of times and had never had a problem with picking up prescriptions. Then she accused me of arguing with her! Then she said I was a problem customer and that maybe their pharmacy wasn't the best choice for me if I was going to constantly argue and be disrespectful. I asked if she was really turning away customers for no clear reason and asked how Walgreens would view that. I asked to speak to a manager and she said she was the manager. I asked to speak to a different manager and she said there was no one else I could talk to and that they didn't need to have anyone talk to me if I was going to constantly be argumentative and disrespectful. I was left feeling baffled. The icing on the cake was that I'd had to leave town for a memorial service and then do some family business and had gotten a migraine in the process of doing all of that. (It would have helped if I could have gotten the migraine meds before I'd left but Walgreens had said it was too soon to fill them.) Even when I told Lashonda I had a bad migraine, she didn't really let up. I never had these problems with the pharmacy at City Market, even after going there for 15 years. I'd only switched to Walgreens because they're the only place in town with a Drive Thru. I'd thought maybe it was just me, but so far two other people have shared similar experiences with Lashonda.

I went into Walgreens North in Durango today to buy one item. When I went to the cash register to…read morecheck out, I was waited on by an emploiyee who had absolutely no customer service skills. He didn't greet me, and then he started ordering me around after he made a mistake like I was a subordinate of his. I tried to prompt him to say "please" but he completely ignored me. What a jerk! Why do stores like Walgreens train people to operate a cash register but completely ignore teaching their employees basic customer service skills. I will probably never return to this store. Lot's of other places in Durango to spend my money.

Visiting from out of town, and our waitress down the street at a restaurant told us we could come…read morehere until 9 PM. We left a restaurant at 7:55, got to the market at 8:01, and they closed the door in our face. Online it says the market is open till 9 PM on Saturday night, so we were hoping to get some over-the-counter medicines and waters for our family. Times should be updated.

They had everything I needed including extensive selection of spirits and wine. We were making…read moreenchiladas and they had all the ingredients. Everything was very expensive but when you need something they have it.

This quintessential little Northern NM roadside stand/convenience store will get your chile needs…read morecovered. Whether you want a ristra, chile powder, dried chiles, dried corn for posole, and even chicos, they'll fix you up. Of course, they roast chiles as well. Lots of fresh apples and melons from the river valleys. They carry the most obnoxiously sweet peanut patties made by Leslie's in Clovis. My sister adores those so we spiked our blood sugar off the charts nibbling those on the way to Espanola! They also have red chile and green chile brittle!

Ive been stopping by here on my to Taos or Santa Fe for over 25 years…read more It's a bit primitive or old school but for me that is part of it's charm. Best dried red and green chile powders with different heat - a very nice smokey chipotl, roasted green chiles, piñon nuts and other finds. They are open every day 8 - 6 pm.