Bad experience. Everything is disorganized, dirty, and poorly maintained. The customer service is…read morevery unpleasant. Not recommended at all.

This place you can just get lost in for a few hours super fun, huge variety of things something for…read moreeveryone and love the staff there as well so super friendly I will be back

I LOVE THIS STORE! Amazing costumer service, great products, and the most authentic experience…read more They have very fair pricing. I love that this family & locally owned and ran business is continuing the beautiful tradition of Native American art and jewelry. I love even more that they support and do their business with local artists. This is my favorite store in town and highly and recommend checking this place out! They really do make you feel the southwest experience!

High-quality, beautiful jewelry: turquoise, opal, "white turquoise," coral and more. Really good…read morecustomer service.

We love coming to the flea market and seeing everyone's different oddities! We always get a fry…read morebread from Mrs Elouise!

Nice with a lot of different sellers. Off the highway, and some good finds. Open in weekends. Lots…read moreof sales in this area.

Nice quick stop on your walk or drive through downtown Farmington. This building and exhibit was…read moredonated by former late mayor Robert Culpepper and includes a rotating display of Native American rugs. His personal collection was over 400 so you'll need to stop by often. The building is beautifully refinished. The displays provide detailed information on each rug. The staff is friendly and helpful. In the future, additional exhibits and crafts for kids will become available. It's a free exhibit but donations are welcomed.

Great mall and had the best stores good place to be with family or friends and good foodread more

Bathrooms are so nasty. Sorry. But idk if to blame people from this town or the management at the…read moremall but the bathrooms here are just as bad as the bathrooms at the Walmart here. Idk why they don't keep things like this more sanitary.

Such a great place ! The lady's are always so nice and they have great deal when it comes the items…read morethey have!

I went in and bought some Christmas lights and other decorations. I don't know why my first review…read moredoesn't show but this place is wonderful

Ah, the joys of my wife and I traveling back to see her family. She gets to eat mutton, I get to…read moreeat frybread, it's all good. It's also experiences like shopping at the Shiprock Trading Company that make us appreciate our home in the Bay. Why? Read on. My wife is a proud Navajo woman. She's also an attorney, and probably earns more in a year than the gross receipts this shop takes in in six months. Unfortunately, she doesn't have her bank balance tattooed on her face. If she did, perhaps she wouldn't have been met with the all too typical racism of a border town. Did she have to ask three times to be helped? Sure did. Was she treated with courtesy and respect? Of course not! It's Farmington! And she isn't white. So the white woman behind the counter was passive aggressive, hostile, and uncommunicative. Sweet. Does this bother us? Sort of, I suppose. It is a walk of several dozen feet to the next store.

Wow, what a great find! The selection and quality of the jewelry and other Native American…read moretreasures is outstanding. The customer service was on-point; friendly, knowledge and willing to negotiate on already fair prices. Thank you, Shiprock Trading Post! You made our day!

I was told that the doll vendor from the Dusty Attic moved a couple miles away, still on Main St…read more.. and I was on a mission! You see, in a fraction of a second on someone's Youtube video about Farmington, I had spotted a doll cabinet... and within a 1930s Jaymar "Orphan Annie and Sandy" duo... And if anyone knows anything about me... it's that I'm an Annie fanatic... and my collection of vintage Annie dolls is expansive... but was missing this particular Jaymar duo... The owner of What the Junk, the lovely, friendly, immensely knowledgable June, offered her support as soon as I walked in... but I'm superstitious a little-- I have to "spot my find" by myself... ha! Once spotted, we had an extraordinary discussion, and it was very clear that June is a true doll collector-- and get this... she can also restring dolls as well! (Oh, if only she lived closer to me!) I suspect that is just ONE of her talents, she radiates wisdom and respect for history and treasures! Her store is an artful, eclectic delight of vintage collectibles, and it oozes with love from her big heart and delightful smile. Farmington is LUCKY to have a gem such as this-- in both store and in June! P.S. FULL DISCLOSURE: I was in town as my dog was playing "Sandy" in the local production of Annie... after having such a good time talking to June, I invited her and her lovely husband as my comp tickets to the show-- and I'm soo glad they came-- what a thrill! I truly hope that we can keep in touch and that they will look me up one day if they come out to Vegas!

Sold me a counterfeit item and will not do anything to correct his mistake. Warning! Buy at your…read moreown risk! Wolf in sheep's clothing. Buy at your own risk.