Kind of odd for a gas station to close early with no customers in sight; however, it was nice that…read moreyou could still pump gas with your debit or credit card.

I've been shopping at this Smith's five to seven days a week for the last three years. The staff is…read moreon point, the store is always clean and pleasant, I've not once had something I was looking for be out of stock. The guy behind the deli counter provides exemplary customer service, as does the bakery department. All of the cashiers are extraordinarily personable and willing to provide any assistance when asked. The lines move swiftly and the self-checkout always has one or more helpful employees on the spot. The long running employees are a staple of the neighborhood community and the newer ones are always bright and hard-working which speaks highly of the hiring manager. All of the employees are great to have around, even the quieter ones. Lastly, in a neighborhood that can be a little intimidating to some, the security team keeps an excellent eye on everybody and everything. Thanks to them I feel absolutely safe while shopping there, which unfortunately I am unable to to say about some neighborhoods. You can tell that the entire staff cares a whole lot about the well-being of the store, the neighborhood and the community. Long live "Ghetto" Smith's, the heart of the Student Ghetto.

I don't shop Whole Foods Market (WFM) very often, and I mean, maybe once a year might be pushing…read moreit. Many years ago when I did live in city, it was simply out of my budget. It was my husbands request to have fresh fish for his birthday dinner. The first place I thought where to get it was at WFM. I made a trip into town to visit this location. The parking lot was clean, and there was plenty of parking. I liked the feel when I walked into the store, the culture seems simpler and sleeker than it once was. The store is big, clean, and beautiful. It looked like they still offer many of the same services they had prior to the Amazon acquisition. Today, I was there for the meat department. I made my way over and asked if the fish they had on display were the only whole fish they had. They said it was. I ordered two Branzini's (sea bass) and Mark asked if I wanted anything done to them. I asked him to remove the scales, so he did just that. He bagged and wrapped them up for me. I then shopped for a few other items I had on my list. The produce and meat departments sections are beautiful. I like the options they have on their isles. They had a few checkers open. The customer service gal pulled me over and checked me out. I paid $33 for my two fish. I didn't feel that wasn't a bad price considering you could easily pay $60 for one filet at a nice restaurant. I will have to stop in more often for some more fresh fish or other nice looking seafood they have.

When I travel for work, I like to seek out a Whole Foods Market to stock up on my hydration drinks…read moreand snacks for the week long meetings I'll be in. This WFM in Albuquerque is a huge store! Very clean and a carbon copy of the typical WFM layout and products. Associates were friendly and helped me find the restrooms too.

La Montanita is an excellent local co-op. There's always fresh, organic produce on offer, as well…read moreas a variety of meats and prepacked food. Their grab-and-go meal section is quite robust, with lots of options for a variety of dietary needs. They've got some nice local offerings as well, such as Zia sodas and Taos Piñon lotion. Best of all is their robust bulk section. I love restocking my pantry there with the quarterly members' discount!

I went today to the store and was very surprised that the store is charging for parking. The store…read moreand the parking lot were ghost towns. I always went to the store and liked to take my time shopping, and spent well over $250. each trip, but that will no longer be the case. I do not appreciate being nickled and dime and having to pay for parking. Fortunately, there are other stores like Sprouts and Whole Foods that offer organic products too and do not charge for parking. It is a shame that they have done this to their customers that always tried to support the local merchants. Gloria

I always love shopping at this Sprouts's. Everyone is so helpful and friendly! It's rare to find…read moreemployees that actually want to help but I haven't experienced that issue here. They have a lot of yummy seasonal produce and offer samples. The store is easy to navigate and always clean. Literally every employee is nice! Thanks again and thanks for a wonderful shopping experience!

The service was great everyone was very nice. I found everything I needed. Very pleasant store and…read moreemployees.

I prefer El Super, but I live close to El Mezquite so I'm here by default pretty often. I don't…read morespeak very good Spanish so I'm always a little intimidated since a lot of the staff don't speak very much English. But the grocery selections are good and the take out section is great. The Breakfast Burrito is 2.99 and delicious. The daily specials can be good. The crema bar with at least a dozen styles of crema is amazing. I plan to have a cream tasting party one day because there are so many different styles. The meat counter is amazing with every cut you could possibly want. They also have a guy with a grill outside who will grill the meat you buy and he's incredible. They'll also grill veggies like scallions for you. Nice, clean store with lot's of variety.

A-OK - we scored a 12 pack of Mineragua for $9.99. A great deal. All the usual items are here…read morethat are in a Mexican market including meat, fish, sauces, veggies. There is a cafeteria which a large choice of hot dishes. Nothing outstanding.

Needed to grab some snacks and this was the closest store to my hotel. The selection was smaller…read morethan I expected but after some browsing I got their cut up watermelon and a water bottle. The cashier was really sweet and overall a decent option close by.

"And don't come back!"…read more Said the female clerk to my friends. We had been there earlier in the week and did not understand New Mexico's ID requirements. We each tried to buy a bottle of wine, but, oops, my ID was with my suitcase in my hotel room. Yes we were from another state visiting for a conference. My friend said she would buy my wine since she had her ID with her (btw we are both over 65). But the clerk explained that she had to ID all parties buying alcohol. Ok. Local rules we will follow if we know them. Now we have been schooled. Several days later we return with all of our IDs in hand. Checking out, the same employee said "and don't come back!" ??? Don't worry we won't. Is this Albuquerque hospitality?

Super cute local "farm stand". Hard to find and has a confusing purchasing process involving QR…read morecodes and phones. And I'm not fully sure I understand how there membership works. But it has all kinds of natural food and treats. I bought a raw goat milk cheddar, very fresh asparagus and apple pie and a few other things. They source most products from small local farms. It's kind of catch as catch can depending on what vendors have come in. I didn't buy any meat but they had some interesting stuff in the freezer. You're not going to do weekly shopping here. But if you want really nice produce and locally sourced product this is your place.

What a gem this store is! This was my first time visiting the Farm to You, Bomvida Farms store on…read moreMenaul. So what do they have? Will that changes on a day-to-day basis. The store works with local farmers and food producers to pass along high-quality foods that are extras. The day I went there were all kinds of fresh meat, veggies, dairy, and lots of other delights, food and nonfood. They have a nice little selection of soaps and other handmade items. I tried the strawberry drinkable yogurt and it was fantastic! Creamy, rich, and full of flavor. I also got some stellar green onions that were the nicest I've seen. Everything was fresh and delicious. The store clerk was welcoming, knowledgeable, and told us all about how the store works and what we could expect. On top of that, it's a beautiful little store with lots of room inside to move freely. I will definitely be back. Although I got quite a few things while I was there, there are a lot of other items that I would like to try. I'm also curious to see what they have next time since the selection rotates on a regular basis. If you want to shop local and support your local farmers and food producers, I highly suggest checking out Bomvida Farms. You'll be able to find everything you need for breakfast, lunch, or dinner or even a nice snack. Do yourself a flavor favor and drop by soon!

What a sketchy place. From the armed security all around the store, to the unhelpful employees and…read morecashier who literally crumbled up the receipt and tossed it at me, I would never come back here again. I only stopped since I'm on a road trip and gas was pretty cheap. It must be in a tough part of town with law enforcement everywhere and no self checkout lines. Using the restroom was a big mistake, as it was dirty and not stocked. There was even a person in the parking lot filming me for no reason. It reminded me why I usually try to avoid Wal*Mart stores.

Trac phone - No Service - No Refund - DO NOT BUY. Sold me a product they could not set up THEN tell…read moreme I lost my money, ABSOLUTE RIP OFF