Just like its name, The Marfa Store is a great shop to pick up a souvenir, especially something…read moreuniquely Marfa, such as a shirt or tote bag with the town name on it. They also had jewelry, chocolates and small leather goods, including adorable made in Mexico leather and hand painted key chains in the shapes of hearts and guitars. Ballroom Marfa was closed due to the virus and last time I went they were out of Prada Marfa prints but The Marfa Store had Prada Marfa stickers and postcards! Very friendly service. One of the store owners manages the JackHop app which tells you what is open during these weird times.

Great little shop. Gentleman that was working when we went in was so friendly and personable. Would…read moredefinitely recommend stopping by an buying your souvenirs from them.

YES YES, Freda is expensive. Let's call that the Marfa Markup TM. It's not just here; it's the…read moreentire town. Wife and walked up and down the main drag doing some shopping, drinking, and dining. She liked a couple of items when we visited ultimately sending me back over from Alpine the next day to buy what she wanted. A natural cut amethyst (HUGE) set in a black and white ceramic base. She wore it to dinner that very evening at the Century Bar and Grill grinning from ear to ear. Staff was friendly on both visits; will return next visit to find another bauble to keep the wife happy.

WAY, WAY overpriced gifts. I can appreciate the artistic quality and the Marfa appeal but seriously…read morethe prices were just insane for the most basic things. For example, $34 for beard conditioner, $198 for a silver necklace, $6 for a key chain with yarn poms poms on it. For me, personally, it was just too far out there. You'll definitely find a unique gift here and if price is no consideration, you may love it.

Just bought my second pair. Chisos boot this time in navy rough cut…read more Love these boots. Logan and Cole are terrific.

Without exception the best boots I've ever owned. Fit like a glove, clearly well constructed and…read morehead turning. Mine are roughed out leather but I'm considering more pairs as they've been excellent to wear and walk in.

What a beautiful store! We were told by a super sweet employee Cody who works at communinte to…read morecheck her store out because it was out aesthetic. He was right. Walked in and was greeted by Ashley herself, and her sweetie pie dog George Michael who welcomed me personally. The store is a great size with a lot of product. Clothing and the accessories are color coordinated. The store feels very in tune with Marfa itself, in a way that you can explore hidden corners like an art gallery. After exploring Ashley had a nice conversation with us, and told us she makes everything in house! Amazing! It's really close to the ballroom art gallery another plus! The wonderful thing about shopping around in Marfa is there isn't a pressure to buy anything like you feel when shopping in big cities. Everyone is happy to give you some background history of their brand, because they genuinely love what they do.

Ashley Rowe is such a beautiful space to shop in Marfa! She makes the most outrageous one of a kind…read morestuff. Definitely - must stop in when you're in town

I bought three coats for three little boys that they love;…read more its the leather braclet that dropped the rating. the animal head came off while I was giving the gift to a granddaughter. Mom is very ingenuitive and can fix it of course, but it was a "Pricey " gift to have it fall apart before ever being used. Susan Idaho

I am so happy Wassermann Wranch now has a "downtown" shop. Visiting all the alpacas, donkeys, llama…read moreand kangaroo at the Wranch is one of my family's favorite activities in Alpine. Now we can find their gift shop treasures in town. Lots of really lovely alpaca products, along with local Bee Wranch honey and other gifts for critter lovers. And the teddy bears here are the softest I have ever felt. Soon I hear the very sweet owner, Heidi, will be bottle feeding her baby kangaroo at the shop!

Beautiful handmade, one of a kind jewelry. Whenever I'm in Alpine, I always buy something. I…read moreprobably have about a dozen rings and necklaces from this shop. The owner & designer is a wonderful guy (sorry, can't remember his name right now) and is happy to answer all my questions and swap stories. I hope to get back to the Big Bend region soon and I'll definitely be making a stop here.

Randomly found this store as we were passing though Alpine. The person in the shop who I think was…read morethe owner was incredibly nice - gave us a lot of great information on the jewelry and some local tips on where to eat and what to see. The jewelry was very well priced. I got some earrings with a design created by Matilde Poulat - who had done pieces worn by Frida Kahlo. We stopped in a little shop in Marathon who were selling very similar earrings for $50 more - so I'm very happy with the purchase!

I love stopping by local bookstores on road trips. Front Street Books did not disappoint. Staff…read morerecommendations were spot-on. Good mix of local authors, up-and-coming Indie hits, and gems I missed when they first came out. It's also a great place to pick up hiking and nature guides to the Big Bend area.

GO! It looks like a dainty storefront, but this place has depth! The proprietor has a solid…read moreselection of the expected and unexpected. The store is thoughtfully laid out and is quite inviting. We thought we would be there for ten minutes and it turned into much more than that. Additionally, the owner was a wealth of knowledge and so accommodating. This is the kind of small business everyone should back!

Good selection but lady was stuck at retail no bundling prices or reduction for resale License. The…read morecompetition is much more accommodating. So bought much less. Only stuff to sell for hedge on inflation. Yup like the 80s

Great Terlingua coffee has been purchased from here by phone, and shipped to us! I need to buy more…read morebut your phone is busy all the time! Are you still open? Thanks