Going into Dollar Tree it can be hit and miss as to the organization and arrangement. This one was…read moregood they were in the middle of switching seasons merchandise but it was in good shape and the staff was friendly and helpful.

I love shopping here but is never open at 8:00am like it is posted on the door. Would like to shop…read moreearly before work or gym. Open on time or change your sign.

be very careful on what you decide to have done here at this Auto service center DROVE my truck in…read morefor battery maintenance had to get TOWED out. obviously "techs" have zero integrity but instead cost 1000s of dollars in electrical damage with out admitting to there mistake. your better off using a local company or even a monkey to get better results.

I would love to give them a 0. People to work their extremely rude. If you ask someone where an…read moreitem is I have been looked at and told we don't carry that item and then I find it on my own. I Have also had them just stare at me and say I don't know. I have had things missing from my orders I really needed and they don't do anything about it. In deliveries they have given me rotten vegetables or extra produce that I didn't ask for like 6 zucchinis when I only needed 2 and I had to Pay for it. The only reason I needed to order is because my husband has the vehicle for work and doesn't come home late at night.

This company is so special. I had been officially wooed upon my first visit to Spur Line in Sept…read more2017 when I experienced their products after casually strolling through their corner of the venue. It was realllly hard to narrow down my purchasing choices, but settled on the primrose lip tint and rosehip + thistle perfume roller, which I loooooveeeee. I had the opportunity to learn so many fascinating details from Cebastian & Robin about Dryland Wilds, and our unique plant life, in a lovely workshop at Spur Line this past week. In this particular class, we put our hands and noses to work, compounding and mixing, putting together some customized resin incense creations...it was a blast, my house smells amazing, and I'm looking forward to sending some Dryland Wilds gifts off to friends who've moved out of state and miss the sites and smells of our high desert heaven.

I'm workin' on three weeks of applying an all natural, sans-aluminum deodorant from this company,…read moreand I might as well throw out my old stick, I'll never use it again. My tiny, two ounce jar of Desert Deodorant from Dryland Wilds is such a powerful and intense product, a teensy dab does my pits plenty, just once a day, and I often sniff myself, if only to be briefly transported to the air of Abiquiu. This is an incredible company, with a simple approach to sourcing health and beauty products in harmony with the natural world. I'm so glad they call New Mexico home. A few more brief notes. Robin Moore and Cebastien Rose are transplants from California and the Pacific Northwest, with plenty of experience crafting products from plants and herbs. They moved to northern New Mexico to live a life in the high desert wilds, while running a business that sustainably expanded our knowledge and appreciation for native species. Alongside the product line, they teach small classes at various festivals and businesses around the state; last week, I had the pleasure of hand-moulding tree sap incense, infused with flowers and essences, and I learned that much of what I thought I knew about the shrubs and weeds of this state were common misperceptions. Basically, if you want to heal yourself, you can start in your own backyard. And that's why these marvelous women satisfy my personal narrative about why I live here. I grew up in the midwest, where natural beauty -- from lakes and streams to lush green forests and abundant wildlife -- were an assumed aspect of everyday existence. The harsh sunlight and dry climate of my second home, in Albuquerque, was an altogether opposite journey where I learned to appreciate the subtleties and tremendous power of the overlooked: the hues of a mesa or a sunset, a sage breeze drifting past my nose, the quiet resilience of an ever-thirsty land. I'm quite sure that Robin and Cebastien have an even stronger appreciation for these daily observations, and their products reflect a philosophy that makes me wanna smear my sweaty, stanky pits with arrowroot powder and milk of magnesia on the regular.

The store is always clean I can always find just what I am looking for. The sales people are always…read morehelpful and it is such a fun place to shop

One time I went into this specific dollar general and some old lady started looking at me weirdly…read moreand strange. I continued to shop but the lady started to follow me for some odd reason. I got scared and started to panic while she was following me everywhere I went in this particular store. I left in fright and never came back here since.

Came into today for some kombucha for my son. She told me they didn't carry it anymore since most…read moreof the grocery stores carry it. She helped us find something for encouraging digestion to help with the kombucha. She also helped us with something to help rebuild my daughter's shoulder after an injury and some persistent pain. Every time I go in, she is above and beyond knowledgeable!

Me and my 5 yr old daughter Drove all the way from Albuquerque because they have buckwheat honey…read morehere, witch I really appreciate because I couldn't find any in Albuquerque, but the vibe of this place is not good for you if your of the brown ethnicity, I didn't get a hello welcome in I got a funny eye from from some sales women who seem to be be wearing dress clothes? We grabbed the honey and as I made my way to the check out their was a snobby teenage girl who seemed bugged with me for interrupting her while she was playing on her phone , I said to her I heard this stuff is pretty good for you huh. The snobby girl looked me dead in the eyes and said NOTHING, I paid 22 dollars for this honey and me and my child walked out, All in all, I won't be back their I left that store feeling like I shouldn't have came their like I wasn't welcome to their store like if my appearance wasn't to their standards, Hmmmm I guess segregation is still alive and well deep in Los Lunas , thanks for the honey tho!!

Wow I'm impressed the service I received today is awesome, I decided to shop my local communities…read moreto promote business. It started off not to well being charged for item I didn't receive, except the manager did get back to me right away to make right the error. Thank you for making right and the great customer care, your the best. The merchandise is a lot better since the remodel and much more to choose from. Shop local!

Worst dollar general I've ever been to. Rude ass employees, terrible looking store, product floor…read moreto ceiling sitting in the aisles, and God forbid you want to walk through or by them, no chance you'll make it through this store without trying to squeeze through. Just terrible! This by the way, is the rio communities nm store...

I purchased an inexpensive arrangement +balloon to be delivered and my purchase was close to $90. I…read moreput my family member's phone number on the form so I called the day before deliver to make sure everything was set. I also asked if the arrangement would look like what I saw online because the last 2 times I've ordered flowers, they have looked nothing like what I thought I was buying. I was assured that yes, the arrangement would match the picture. You can judge the pictures for yourself if you think they did a good job.

A long distance relative was having a birthday and had just moved to Los Lunas. I checked with…read moreseveral florists after a google search and decided on Wild Rose Flowers. The person on the phone was cordial and helpful. They could make a same day delivery and pricing was competitive. In our conversation I found out the current owner had taken over the shop about a year ago. Keep this in mind when looking at the older Yelp reviews. Our relative called to thank us for the flower arrangement and that it was very nice. This relative is a 92 year old cowboy that doesn't mince words so I have confidence he really liked the flowers :-)