Lots of booths. Not many antiques. But worth a stop. You never know what you'll find.read more

There's a little bit of everything at this site from antiques to collectibles and more. They've…read moreadded vendors upstairs, too, which used to be just furniture. Check it out. Fun place to shop!

The prices are very reasonable and the hours are good too! I was impressed by the variety and the…read moredescriptions on the tags are very helpful. If I didnt have to go on a plane I would have walked outta there with a carful of cool stuff. There is a very nice selection of jewelry! Its easy to miss so look for the coffee shop next door. The guy is friendly and takes credit cards. Not discover.

Update! Make that four out of four times. Good grief…read more ************** If the place is ever open during business hours, and I therefore get to go inside it rather than gazing longingly thru the window, I'll perhaps up the stars. After all, it looks awesome from the outside. But three times over the same long weekend I tried to come here, and three times, though we were well inside of business hourlace was locked up tight. On the last of those occasions we arrived an hour before close, and decided to call the number posted by the door this time. "Sorry, I just left a few minutes ago," she told my husband. Seriously?? I don't even see the point of not staying the last hour. Admittedly, I'm not a business owner, but that doesn't seem to be a sound business practice.

Update to previous review--- Hutch was delivered today without a scratch. It looks more beautiful…read morein my home than it did in the store. She was very cordial, with excellent customer service. I am happy with my purchase. I'm upgrading from one star to three. It could have been a four or five with communication, if it couldn't have been delivered within the initial five day window. I am hoping to update this review with a more positive one. We will see. I put a beautiful piece on layaway and paid the balance in full over a week ago. The owner offered to deliver the piece when I told her we were going to have to rent a uhaul truck to pick it up. I was happy at the prospect of giving my money to a small business owner as opposed to a national company. It has been over a week, no phone call, and no delivery. When I called her number, she answered with "Hello?", which I thought odd. Then when I asked about the delivery, she said she had been sick and promised to deliver the piece by TODAY. Of course, I don't have the $500 piece of furniture I PAID for, and I am going to demand a refund tomorrow. This lady doesn't know anything about good business or how to treat a customer. How she handles herself tomorrow will determine whether or not this review changes.

Great place to visit in Old Town, If your looking for authentic art, food, culture Poco A Poco…read morePlaza in Historic Old Town Plaza is a great place for entertainment. No matter if your a local or vacationer. I would recommend this place to all my friends.

Poco A Poco Patio is one of the several shopping and art gallery plazas in Old Town. This place was…read moremy favorite due to the fact that you feel like you are completely outside of space and time once you enter the patio. It kind of feels like Frontierland at Disneyland only much cooler and less children running around begging for pictures with Mickey.

I saw some of the reviews below and was troubled by the accusation that the owner is racist. I…read morecould be wrong, but have never experienced such attitudes from him. I am, myself, an Arab American and he always treats me well. That said, some of the "quirks" of his personality COULD understandably lead people to leave with a bad impression. Let me explain. The first time I went approached his store, the door was closed and locked. But the owner was inside and saw us outside the door. He opened and asked if we (my mom and I) had an appointment. I said no and he told me he only opens for people with appointments. His voice was a gruff and I was initially turned off. I started to leave and he interjected and asked if I wanted to make an appointment. My first instinct was to say no. But at the last moment I relented and said yes instead. A slight grin crept up his face and he said he had an appointment for right then. At that point he opened the door and let us in. I think he likes to play the curmudgeon sometimes. But after that first experience, he was always warm and friendly. He even remembered at later visits that I had been in before. As for the assertion that he was racist, particularly towards people of Asian descent, I just have not seen that from him. Quite the contrary, I was in the shop once with a friend from Thailand who lives here in Albuquerque. The owner greeted us both with a friendly hello and let us in. He even pointed out some antiques from SE Asia for my friend to see. He was friendly and conversational with my friend as they discussed the origin and cultural history of the items. Obviously, I haven't seen the owner's interactions with every customer. And I wouldn't want to support a business owned by someone who discriminates or acts hatefully. So I want to be clear - I could be wrong. I just wonder if perhaps he was doing his "curmudgeon act" and it was misinterpreted. I'll be back to shop until I see something more definitive than a few vague yelp reviews. Accusing someone of racism is no small allegation and I hope the people who've made it here are absolutely certain that that is what they experienced and not a older person who sometimes likes to play the grumpy old man.

This is actually John Isaac Antiques, which is hidden in the…read moresecond story of a group of shops in Old Town. We are antique hounds, have lived in ABQ for over a decade and just stumbled on this store last weekend. Please go visit this store immediately. The owner is a treasure and has apparently been selling out of this space for over 20 years. He has a wealth of stories for all of the items he has packed into the several large rooms in his store. Very authentic, with an emphasis on traditional Mexican arts. Loved the entire experience... and will definitely not wait another ten years to come back.

We came here on our Route 66 vacation and are glad we did…read more Even though we didn't make any purchases Charlie the store owner showed us some beautiful vintage Navajo bracelets which were gorgeous, but a little out of my price range. Inside feels more like entering a museum than a southwestern antique store. We really enjoyed talking to Charlie and visiting Cowboys and Indians.

Ive tried the rest but keep coming back to the…read morebest...Outstanding customer service and extensive Vintage Native American Arts and Artifacts..

We stop at this balloon store every time we are in old albuquerque, they have one of the best…read moreselections of all kinds of balloons hanging, light up, ear rings we always purchase a new hanging balloon and a couple of pair of ear rings for my wife.

Insanely beautiful store with lots of great hot air balloon souvenirs! I had a really hard time…read morepicking just one thing to get from here. Ultimately, I decided on a beautiful ornament for myself and got another one to gift my best friend. I would've loved to have gotten a solar light, but my apartment isn't in the sun enough for one. Owner was very nice as well. Highly highly recommend coming here for your souvenirs! This is my top shop of the trip by far!

My fiancée and I live in DC, and were feeling very homesick, and the cactus flower candle brought a…read morebit of brightness to our day! It may seem small, but something as simple as smelling some sweet New Mexico air is just what we needed.

Cool little shop that sells manga/comics (and related items) and candles. It's run by a husband and…read morewife couple, and the husband does the comic side, while the wife does the candle side. Everything (or a lot of, at least) is made by them. They also have a few other items that are also made by local artists, like some little bags/pouches that a woman uses fabric/material found at local thrift shops. Definitely some unique finds here. I didn't buy anything this time, but I did like the Brunch candle!