Lowe's Market
Step into Lowe's Market, a vibrant gem along Route 66 in Tucumcari, New Mexico, where the spirit of the Mother Road comes alive! This charming local shop offers a delightful array of souvenirs, unique gifts, and local treats that capture the essence of classic Americana. With its rich history and friendly atmosphere, Lowe's Market is the perfect pit stop for travelers seeking authentic Route 66 memorabilia and a taste of the local culture. Don’t miss the chance to make lasting memories and discover something special in this nostalgic desert oasis!
Penny Schaefer
6 months ago"I was glad to see the large parking lot that made it easy to pull in my RV for some quick resupply shopping. They definitely have all of the essentials. My favorite was a bag of rotisserie chicken. It made for a quick meal. It was very well seasoned. They also have a very large selection of beer and wine."
Hello World
5 months ago"Not sure when the negative reviews are from, but I went in today, October 1st, 2025 and it was amazing. It felt like a small Giant, or Krogers, not a little mom and pop in the northern plains of New Mexico. If you are in town or traveling by, make this a stop for any grocery needs. And they are a diabetic friendly store with numerous food items that are no sugar specific. Wicked hard to find on the road normally."
Adventure Lynn
a year ago"This is like the cutest store I have ever been to. They have awesome pintas. And this town is impossible to find a bathroom in. We stopped at the gas station and dollar general which both didn't have public bathrooms. I asked an employee at this store and they didn't tell me they didn't have public bathrooms but they directed me and let us use their bathroom in the back. Very nice place to stop.!!"
Mishan Nallsmig
a year ago"Clean store, friendly service and everyone was busy doing something! Not much for vegetarian food choices, but I did manage to find Morning Star veggie burgers, among other things. As a trucker, that was a nice surprise. Good experience right down to the big man handling the checkout lane!"
