I went in hoping for a wide and dizzying array of spicy products, but was instantly confused, as I…read morewas greeted with many, many glass figurines and touristy bric-a-brac. I eventually found the hot sauce section, which, incidentally, is incredibly well organized, including the cool display for the Ass Kickin' stuff (prices on the hot sauces are outstanding and there are several I have seen here and nowhere else), but I wish the rest of the store was organized similarly. The entire thing screams clutter and spicy products (I think, I tried really hard to find them all, but maybe (probably) missed some) are maybe 20% of the floor space. The rest is coffee and mugs and t-shirts and pinon stuff and just random...shit. Back to my confusion...I don't understand why this place is called Chile ADdict when so little of the inventory is related to piquancy. I guess calling it a gift shop would be less interesting, maybe? Anyway, if you have a lot of time and patience to spend carefully hunting and foraging around this (sometimes precariously and hapazardly) scattered array, it can definitely be rewarding, but it won't be fast.

I was trying to find a souvenir shop in Albuquerque and I luckily found this little store. It was a…read moregreat find because I didn't know where to get a touristy gift for someone. This store has everything! Dream catchers, all types of salsa, New Mexican coffee...little knickknacks... I will come again when I need my next gift!

This place has been my go-to for years to get my chile. I always find other things to add to my…read morebasket before checking out. The snack selection is top notch.

Went today for red chile powder and fideos. Left with much more. I buy green chile roasted for my…read morefather and I like Blue Bird flour. Their produce is great and I had to restrain myself but like the variety. No meat but not a problem. It's a wonderful market and I'm so glad it's still around.

A lovely shop selling loose tea, all the equipment needed to brew said loose tea, honey, jams,…read morespices, and more. Everything was organized nicely and labeled very neatly. They also had variety boxes of tea good for gifting or just keeping for yourself.

Nice friendly workers upon entrance with a clean welcoming ambiance. Everyone is approachable and…read morewilling to answer questions. Samples are readily available. Prices are a little higher than other stores we've been to in NM. We've come here a few times always buying 3 or more tea flavors. Really have enjoyed each of them. Definitely recommend this store.

Not everybody likes Tea right? i knew a guy once who said,…read moreno... i don't like Chinese food and im like WHAT? they have 3000 things on their menu!!?? That's Tea and this place... you walk in and there must literally BE 3000 different teas from anywhere that ever grew tea... black tea, green tea, white tea etc and they have little samples you can smell and trust me there are some teas in there i would have never imagined. So if you think you don't like Tea.. maybe you just haven't met the right Tea? The people are super friendly, very helpful.. try it... you'll like it :)

Amazing selection, great people, really neat environment. The teas are amazing! The Earl Grey…read moreVintange is so dang good. Also the watermelon oolong is great! So many cute things for tea and tea-adjacent items in the shop as well. Definitely went in for one tea and left $75 later LOL! No regrets.

There's no downside to showing up early…read more Take Wednesdy, when we arrived about 10 minutes before happy hour at Seared. With nothing better to do, we wandered into BE Healthy Corner, noting it wasn't on Yelp. The owners were there, sweet people, they gave us a little tour of the place and I thought, huh, someday soon, I'll probably need these supplements. Basically a scaled-down version of Natural Grocers -- without the groceries -- the place is fairly stocked with homeopathic remedies, essential oils, organic products for your kitchen and your body, they also claim to own the largest selection of herbal remedies in the state. As an amateur chef, I appreciated their collection of fresh cooking herbs, many of which I'd never used or even heard of. Ten minutes nicely adventured. As we left, anxious for appetizers and discount drinks, our seven year-old said, and I quote, "That was the most boring store I've ever been in." Someday soon, kid, it won't be.

From the owner: Be Healthy Corner is a Vitamin , Herbs, Supplements & MORE family owned and operated business…read morestriving to provide quality alternative health and wellness products to the community.

Beware, they will overcharge you in a heartbeat…read more My brother was visiting and wanted to take some chiles back home. I wasn't supervising and he ordered two bushels of Chile, roasted. Did they guide him to just buy a sack? No. Also they charged him the $5 roasting fee twice. So a sacks worth of chiles came out to $68 or so with tax. Rip off. I'm going back to Chile Konnection from now on.

The smell of roasting green chile is a Fall favorite for almost every New Mexican. Our family is no…read moreexception. We have a dedicated large freezer in our garage just for chile. Yep, we are that addicted. My family's philosophy is the hotter the better. I'm a weakling but the guys in our family can never get it hot enough. We've tried every farm and stand in the area but our tried and true is Sichlers. Their extra hot is my husband's favorite. He loves the dried red chile pods for making his own red chile and getting the roasted green chile. We usually buy several sacks per year and separate them into freezer backs without the skins for individual uses. They also have giant pumpkins like I haven't seen anywhere else! And my father in law eats the apples as if they were candy!