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May 2024 by Bill Bailey
Right downtown & good parking.
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April 2024 by Rusty Connor
My favorite fully stocked natural food store. It anchors the downtown and is always busy, but has great service and friendly staff and everything you might want.
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March 2024 by Susan Sedlacek
nice little market
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February 2024 by Max Davis
Fun place for cool, New Mexico souvenirs!
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December 2023 by Julianne Rogers
The food in there refrigerated section cremate is more expensive than cities like Tucson and even Santa Fe. They also don't have much of a gluten-free selection. For a co-op it's disappointing
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November 2023 by Lyn Wandell
The cutest place with such good food and good selection. Good sandwiches to go too!
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September 2023 by Jodi H.
A really well stocked organic store. Beautiful produce. Great offering of frozen and bulk items. Great vitamins and personal items. Wow, if I lived here, I'd be a regular. The prices seemed decent too!
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September 2023 by A Stern
The staff were very friendly and helpful. They had a lot of really nice fresh foods, coffee, nice cheeses and meats. All kinds of things. Really enjoyed shopping there.
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July 2023 by Kathy Sanders
Great little co-op grocery store! Has most everything you need. Well-stocked and employees are helpful and nice. Looking forward to the new location and bigger store next year.
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April 2023 by Maria Romero
Great place to shop, good quality merchandise.
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April 2023 by Tammy Pittman
My favorite place in town ? most friendly place
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February 2023 by Margaret Knox
Deli sandwiches are great. Overall, pricey, but they do have monthly specials. Checkout can be time consuming.
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January 2023 by J Dev
Such a beautiful place with kind people working there! I love that they have dairy-free grocery options.
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January 2023 by Diane Huebner
Small store, but good selection of organic groceries. Friendly staff.
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December 2022 by Jim Gardner
A lot of good looking food. Didn't have what I was looking for, clerk was very helpful and another customer told me where to find what I needed.
