I would not recommend using a credit card in this store. Our credit card was skimmed and there were…read more3 transactions made fraudulently right after we visited this store. It has happened to a friend also several months ago too.

This grocery store is amazing. Ingredients are fresh and good quality! Even during emergencies,…read morethis store has been amazing for keeping good stock I have a basic essentials and the Mexican food staple ingredients. This store also sell burritos made fresh and menudo by the pot if you bring it.

It's Walmart. The…read moreprices were what you'd expect, the store had everything we needed, and the employees were courteous. One thing I did notice was the large military presence in the area, which gave the store a slightly different feel than my local Walmart back home. Nothing spectacular, nothing terrible--just a solid Walmart experience.

I've had 2 oil changes at Walmart. They have put Mobile 1 fully synthetic on my 2014 Chevy Tahoe. I…read moredid get appointments set up but I will say that I received excellent and prompt service. Thank you Walmart.

Don't shop there, because a lot the food and drinks are expired. I told the cashier and other…read morepeople that worked there and they did nothing. A lot of the meat is also past there the due date and they still sell it.

This is a vital stop on my FT. HANCOCK-LAS CRUCES I-10 BICYCLE BYPASS route, anchored by El Paso,…read moreCd. Juarez, & Las Cruces! During the past two holidays, Thansgiving and New Years, I pedaled an inspection of the aforementioned route and this store has been a lifesaver for me as I needed snacks/food to keep my weary body going. During the Thanksgiving inspection, I pedaled the Eastern end of the BICYCLE BYPASS route, going East from El Paso through San Elizario to Fabens (overnight camp) to Ft. Hancock (overnight motel) through El Porvenir through Praxedis G. Guerrero through Guadalupe through Cazeta to Reforma (overnight camp) through San Agustin (Museo de Valle de Juarez) through Juarez to Casa de Adobe/Parque Madero/Boundary Merarker One (overnight camp) through San Jeronimo/Santa Teresa through airport (Penny's thDiner) to Canutillo (overnight camp, Westside Welding sidewalk) then home. On New Year's Eve, I pedaled through downtown El Paso and cycling North from Paisano/US85/Racetrack on a single fine road of multiple names: Doniphan Drive, Texas 20, New Mexico 478, Main Street. On both biketours, when in Canutillo, I always stopped at this fine store to resupply my emergency foods. It is absolutely critical for anyone cycling to keep their strength up, and this means quick energy, as well as more substantial eats for the long term. Cashier Becka was extremely helpful in keeping me directed about my purchases. This has my "Wheel of Approval"!

From the owner: Dollar General Canutillo is proud to be America's neighborhood general store. We strive to make…read moreshopping hassle-free and affordable with more than 15,000 convenient, easy-to-shop stores. Our stores deliver everyday low prices on items including food, snacks, health and beauty aids, cleaning supplies, family apparel, housewares, seasonal items, paper products and much more from America's most-trusted brands and products, along with Dollar General's high-quality private brands.

They are still in the process of a remodel, But the new…read morefloor plan looks open and inviting. Fresh Deli offers variety of cold cuts, cheeses and fresh salads. Starbucks inside even though there's one outside in the parking lot Butcher on site. Produce is better than most. Staff is friendlu

Clean, well organized store. TERRIBLE price on shelf to price on receipt correlation…read more I am NOT inept on the app. But those who say the prices are great if you shop the sales don't look at their receipts. If you watch your receipts in a detailed fashion you will find something wrong nearly every trip. To help you - WATCH details on sale prices closely. Nearly always there is a catch. 1) A limit on how many you may buy at that price. Sometimes per transaction. Sometimes per week. Sometimes per month. 2) Only certain flavors or styles get the sale price. If you never click the "eligible items" you may actually pay full price. (ie: MANY times I have purchased an item advertised on "for U deals" and paid FULL PRICE because only a few flavors were included in "eligible items." Certain varieties of soda are notorious for this in my experience. 3) READ the FINE PRINT (if you can). I will admit to being older. Thus my eyes are not great. If tiny print on the app or the shelf says "on two" you must buy two to get the price. I just bought coffee, that on the shelf was "7.99". On my receipt it was "14.99" because the fine print said you must buy two. 4) If the app is acting funny EXAMINE YOUR RECEIPT CAREFULLY! I recently went through my entire shopping trip, and had "clipped" all the sales on the app. But at the end my price sounded very high. Looking at the receipt, I had received nearly zero discounts. The reason I was given at customer service, was that my phone must not have connected with their system at check out. The difference was more than $20. The only indication I had in advance was that I had to sign back into my account with my phone number just before I entered the store. 5) It is IMPOSSIBLE to see if you got the correct price at the register because the discounts often come off at the end! This is my biggest complaint with the way their system works! Often I would catch the problems without having to deal with customer service, but I don't see them until I have paid! (To be honest, I wonder how often people do not want to deal with the line at customer service, and the hassle.) CONCLUSION: If you have never been in line at customer service at Albertsons, you are NOT getting good prices. You are not getting the prices advertised on the shelf. You are paying more than you think. Period. Still a nice clean place and usually friendly people. Just expensive.