For All Of Your Chile Needs, Go To Hatch Chile Express In New Mexico

Chile season is the best time of year in the Land of Enchantment. Every New Mexican knows an loves the smell of chiles roasting. We all also know that Hatch is the chile capital of the world, and within this sweet town is a store that's completely dedicated to the pepper. Once you step inside Hatch Chile Express, you'll be overwhelmed by the number of different chile products they carry. Whether you're looking to find apparel, chile sauce, chile powder, or ristras to hang, this chile store in Hatch is truly the go-to shop for any and every chile need—whether it's chile harvest season or not.

Welcome to Hatch Chile Express!

If you're ever in the chile capital of the world, Hatch, be sure to look out for the building with chiles drying on the roof.

This store is the store to go to for all of your chile needs.

Whether you're just browsing or looking for something specific, Hatch Chile Express has it all.

It might be a bit overwhelming when you first walk in, but the staff is very friendly and happy to assist you.

During the chile harvest, the shop sells fresh chile that's picked each morning.

Other types offered are hand-peeled, roasted, frozen, and cut and cubed.

This chile shop truly has everything chile-related you could ever need.

From powders, sauces, and salsas, to shirts, cups, and aprons. Whether it be red chile or green chile, everything here is the best of the best.

Hatch Chile Express also carries a wide variety of ristras and other authentic decorations for the season.

There's no place more authentic than Hatch.

For all of your chile needs, head over to the chile capital and visit Hatch Chile Express.

Address: 657 Franklin Street, Hatch, NM, 87937

Phone: (575) 267-3226

For more information, or to purchase merchandise online, visit the Hatch Chile Express website right here.

Have you ever been to this amazing chile store in Hatch? What did you get? We'd love to hear all about your experience in the comments!

Speaking of chile, head over to Santa Fe and dine at La Choza for the spiciest New Mexican food around.