Top 5 Gluten-Free Grocery Stores to Explore in Las Cruces

Panduh Burr

Thank af for this place, delicious gluten free snacks, makeup that is safe for my skin and the cashiers are always so kind and nice.

Mindy Bechtell

On February 9, I was slammed into by an employee, possibly a manager, as they had ‘the keys.’ I was shopping at Sprouts when I encountered three employees walking shoulder to shoulder down an aisle. It seemed like they had just left a meeting, but instead of making space for customers, they took up the entire aisle. I moved over as far as I could to avoid being in their way, but instead of adjusting, the manager, who wasn’t in full uniform but was wearing Sprouts gear, slammed her shoulder into me, hard. I turned around, expecting at least an acknowledgment or apology, but instead, she just glared at me and kept walking as if I was the one in the wrong. It was shocking behavior, especially from someone in a leadership position. As I continued shopping, she and a coworker kept glaring at me. Then, on my way out, I saw them standing just outside the front doors, smoking cigarettes. I usually shop at Sprouts because of my limited diet, but this experience left me stunned. Between the manager aggressively bumping into me and a cashier previously telling me that a ‘holy man’ healed her celiac disease, I’m honestly flabbergasted by the lack of professionalism at this particular Sprouts.

Kathryn Friedlund

This is a clean and organized store. They have good produce. Be sure to sign up for the app and emails - I received a $5 coupon, and also there are great coupons they'll send where you can "clip" them on the app. I didn't see a particular organics section, but they do have a vitamin section in the pharmacy with general vitamins, and throughout the store there are labels for gluten free items.

Larry Bernal

For celiac's everything is clearly marked, Albertsons went above and beyond on this.

imouse1

The only Albertsons that sells both Udis and properly tared lunchmeat. The deli counter here is the only one that doesn't charge you by the pound for all the wax paper while also adding wax paper for the cheese so it's not one giant . I can also get Udis gluten free bread here, though at a very dear $7 a loaf. It's out of my way to go to but it is an option so I can make sandwiches! ^.^