Grocery Stores in Truth or Consequences, NM

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  1. 630 North Broadway Street, Truth or Consequences NM 87901

    4.6 Superb 162 reviews

    “Yes this was the store from Edington (2025). Was able to get everything we needed at a great price. The footprint is the perfect size compared to the chain grocery stores that make you walk miles to get down each aisle.”

  2. 2001 H.R. Ashbaugh Drive, Truth or Consequences NM 87901

    3.8 Good 4 reviews

    “You can place an order for your food online and they will pick them bring it out to your car for you and you can pay for it before you come so that you don't read just have to let him put it in your car and you drive off”

  3. 2001 H.R. Ashbaugh Drive, Truth or Consequences NM 87901

    3.8 Good 240 reviews

    “Smaller Supercenter, but found everything I was looking for. For cars, they have covered parking spots. For big trucks (I'm a truck driver), there is street parking available while you shop. To get turned around, just follow signs to Truck Entrance.”

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  5. 2001 H.R. Ashbaugh Drive, Truth or Consequences NM 87901

    3.2 Average 6 reviews

    “Especially for the size of this small town I think this Walmart is terrific. They have all the organic produce and eggs and shredded cheddar I have ever wanted, plus no hormone chicken thighs, lots of olive varieties, frozen red chile, wasa crackers, nut varieties, wines, delicious Great Value green curry kits, plus everything I have ever needed immediately to camp, too. And the more than adequate parking lot is covered by solar panels, too. The employees and Walmart truckers worked all through the pandemic to serve their community. The place is always clean when I go in. Who could write a bad review about this Walmart? Thank you, T or C Walmart.”

  6. 971 South Broadway Street, Truth or Consequences NM 87901

    3 Average 20 reviews

    “Bought some items here a couple times during our trip. The store is a bit messy with some prices missing/confusing, and the bump into the parking lot is uncomfortable to drive over. Overall it was a great place to find random items at a low price. The employees were prompt checking us out.”

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