When they say their banana pudding is the best, it really is amazinggg. I managed to snag a little…read morecontainer of this at the Holiday Railyards Market, and I am so glad I did. I've been savoring the bites and scraping up every bit. Looking forward to trying more of their desserts!!

I love Celina's biscochitos! To me they're the best in the city and I often ship them to friends…read moreand family for Christmas. They do other holiday cookies too! They have other items on store, mostly local or state goodies and crafts. They will let you taste test too, just ask! I go at least every year and I'm always completely satisfied, friendly staff , great product!

Excellent! We stopped by for cookies to bring back to Texas and everyone has loved them! Very…read morehospitable people there .. he explained the different flavors to us and it smelled amazing inside!

I love, love, love Mexican ice cream shops. You will find this shop in a small strip mall, with a…read moredecent sized private parking lot that it shares with the other businesses in the mall. They have an adequate dining area with television, and it is very clean. I arrived about 30 minutes before they closed, and they had closed the dining area. They have all of your Mexican ice cream favorites including agua frescas., mangonadas, yogurts, fruit bars, chocolate covered bananas, and cones with an exotic assortment of flavors to choose from. They also serve Dori-nachos and corn, banderillas and nachos. I had just eaten dinner and was looking for a quick treat, so I got a Strawberries and Cream with almonds on top. The staff was friendly enough and my treat was ready in less than 5 minutes. The treat was pretty good. The cream and strawberries were fresh. I wish I was able to eat it in the dining room, but I had to wait about 20 minutes or so until I got back to my hotel. Ohh well, it was still pretty fresh. This is a place that should surely get some consideration if you are looking for some Mexican treats.

El peor servicio que eh tenido nunca vuelvo mas. Llegamos teniamos parados como 30 minutos y no…read morehabia nadie en linea y ni siquiera un cortesia de saludar ni decir ahorita los atendemos nada. Salio un senor de atras y igual que las dos trabajasoras ni yna cortesia al servicio al cliente. Fuimos completamente ignorados nos hicieron sentir mal.

If i could give 0 stars i would, i went there and ordered 4 drinks and it was 50 dollars!…read moreThat's not even the worst of it. i waited 39 minutes for them to give me the wrong drink, after replacing it with the right one they were horrible! The boba was hard, the matcha was gross and the mango sago was the only good part!

So excited for this local find!! Mokau Coffee & Snacks…read more They are in the parking lot of Shamrock (1221 S Renaissance Blvd NE, Albuquerque, NM 87107) Large touch screen on the side of the truck makes it easy to see the menu and you order right there. You can also order online. https://order.toasttab.com/online/mokau-coffee-and-snacks-online-ordering What a cool story and menu!! I had the Mango Orange Pekoe Tea and it was so delicious!! I'll definitely be back!!

The butter toffee krack korn puffs is truly cracking good. It's so fluffy and crispy and has a…read morenice subtle sweetness. It's hard to not eat the whole bag in one sitting. I would love to try their other products. Please come and create your own adventure.

All of the staff were super friendly and sweet. They know their products and are obviously proud of…read morewhat they do. Cashier was very patient with me and answered all my questions. I built my own box of truffles. The chocolates are delicious and beautiful, especially the dark chocolate sea salt caramel pecan clusters. Next time we'll try the Timmy Krack Korn.

From the moment you pull into the parking lot, you know you're about to experience something…read morespecial. The charming farmhouse exterior gives way to a cozy country store atmosphere inside, making the entire place feel warm and inviting. One of my favorite parts was the wide-open kitchen, where you can watch the staff hard at work. Even without booking an official tour, it feels like you're getting a behind-the-scenes look at the chocolate-making process. The experience is made even better by the incredible front counter staff. They were patient, knowledgeable, and genuinely excited to share what they do. We were offered samples, walked through much of the process, and never felt rushed. I'm not going to list everything we ordered. There were simply too many delicious items to mention. But I can confidently say this was some of the best chocolate I've ever had. Every bite tasted exceptionally fresh, clean, and thoughtfully crafted. The flavors were rich without being overwhelming, and somehow every piece left me wanting just one more. It might be a blessing that they aren't more conveniently located... but honestly, I can't think of any downside to eating their chocolate more often. So, Eldora, if you're listening: please, please, please open a location on Albuquerque's East Side, or at the very least, start delivering. You'd have a customer for life.

Eldora chocolates is an awesome place. Their chocolate is wonderful. Their ice cream is delicious…read more I also like that they offer tasting samples and if you can get on one of their tours, they are so informative and fun, especially the chocolate making one. It's a great way to spend a day, especially with visitors we go every time we have someone come to town.

A sweet tradition in ABQ since 1956, this Buffett's Candies is a newly opened location. Buffett's…read morehas lots to offer for your sweet tooth (even some frosted treats for your pup!) as well as some sweet & savory selections from the Popcorn Cannery. The facility is nice and bright, with a red-and-white theme and pops of starbursts painted on the walls. Displays are not overly crowded, allowing the items to be showcased. I was greeted immediately by an employee and offered a sample of dark chocolate salted caramel. Yum! I was very happy with my purchase (as was my pup). The white chocolate coconut pattie was full of toasted coconut flavor, and the Christmas Mix popcorn with green and red chile cheese flavors never disappoints. I did have to break the frosted dog bone into smaller parts since it was so big, but my dog ate it up. You can order ahead for pickup as well.

Buffets Candies is a great place to stop in while in Albuquerque. I am very familiar with Buffets…read moreas the popcorn I absolutely adore is shipped by Buffets. While I usually go to Buffet's Cannery off of 7th, I was hoping to find my popcorn here. They did have a few selections of popcorn, but not the exact flavor I wanted. This store did have a ton of chocolates, including the noted Red Chili brittle. This is delicious and a must have! Buffets has very friendly staff and even offers you a free sample when you enter. Buffets reminds me of what I have seen Candy stores looking like from the 1950s - very retro! It was a blast from the past.

Monaco Market has unmistakable "bodega" soul, and has somehow managed to bottle the feeling of…read morestepping into another country--several countries, in fact--without ever leaving the city limits. It proudly carries what can only be described as the United Nations of snacks. These are the treats your trendy teenagers have been "Tik-Tok-ing" into viral fame--the kind with packaging that compels them to snap that selfie and send it out into the ether in a nanosecond. The shelves read like a passport: confections from Lebanon, Dubai, China, South Korea, Taiwan, and beyond. Exotic chocolates that make domestic candy seem shy by comparison. Chips in flavors you didn't know were legal. And then there's the drink selection--a kaleidoscope of juices, sodas, and energy drinks adorned with beloved anime characters and designs that blur the line between beverage and collectible. It's less of a cooler and more of a museum exhibit, except here you're encouraged--no, expected--to participate. The true heart of the place, however, is the gentleman behind the counter. His zeal is palpable. He's not merely ringing up purchases; he's hosting an adventure. His warmth and enthusiasm make you feel less like a customer and more like a co-conspirator in discovering something wonderful. Human connection at it's finest. Yes, the prices lean toward the premium side, but that feels less like indulgence and more like reality--importing the world isn't cheap, and tariffs are no respecter of snack-based diplomacy. What you're really paying for is access: access to flavors, cultures, and moments that would otherwise require a boarding pass. And Monaco Market doesn't stop at snacks. It's also a treasure chest of viral odds and ends--shirts, gifts, toys, and knick-knacks that feel handpicked for people who appreciate the joy of novelty. Every shelf feels intentional, like a curated rebellion against the ordinary. And rumor has it a ramen bar is on the horizon, promising a quick nosh for those who want something warm to accompany their global snack pilgrimage. Bottom line: Monaco Market is pure FUN. It's a place where curiosity is rewarded, where novelty is celebrated, and where you're reminded that sometimes the smallest treats carry the biggest sense of wonder. Albuquerque is lucky to have it--and I suspect many of us will be back, if only to prove to our teenagers that we, too, know what's cool... eventually.

This place is interesting. Everything is clean and well organized. Things are kind of pricey, I'm…read moresure some of these things are hard to find and are expensive because of that but still, you're going to want to have something in mind when you come here. I wanted to try the Chinese Red Bull in the little gold cans, they had them. $7 each lol, but where else are you going to get Chinese red bull. So you just have to know what you want I guess.