Even though they were closed when we passed thru, it is still a great place for a photo op…read more They've set up a nice post / stand with a platform to place your mobile phone using a timer. We noticed many people missed the stand behind the sign you can pose on, so be sure to not miss it. I wish they were open, but I feel we still got to experience the midpoint of our Route 66 Chicago to Santa Monica journey.

We weren't looking forward to eating at this place as we thought it probably would be a very…read moretouristy place what often translates into just average eats. But we actually had very delicious 1/3 lb. hamburgers and sweet iced tea here. We arrived about 1 PM on a Wednesday so the lunch rush was starting to taper down. They have your seat yourself and when you're ready to cash out, just head up to the register and they'll take care of you. The burgers were not only delicious, but they were quite large. The pie coming out of the kitchen looked really good. Next visit, we'll split a burger and chips and save room to share a piece of pie. The service was nice and the restrooms were clean. Cute photo ops. This was a nice stop on the way to Santa Fe.

Very rude, crabby, unfriendly woman that works here. She kept following me around, & asking me if…read moreI needed help. I told her I was just browsing, but she kept hovering. I was choosing a souvenir t shirt to buy. She stormed off, to the cash register, & I heard her grumbling about messing up the t-shirts, and saying "I have to fold every goddamn t-shirt!" She snarled at me, & said she tried to help me, but I wouldn't listen, & she didn't appreciate me "messing up" her t-shirts. I only looked at 2 of them, and she acted like I ransacked the whole table. I told her that I'm a customer, & she shouldn't talk this way to me, & that I'm not buying anything due to her bad attitude. So, it's definitely not a "welcome" center. These towns along Rt. 66, get visitors from all over the world, especially now, with the 100 year anniversary. The Rt. 66 Welcome center could improve by having someone who is pleasant, and helpful, to provide information about Tucumcari, so travelers can plan their time there. So, skip this place, if you're looking for souvenirs. Some of the restaurants (like Del's) and the vintage motels have gift items that they sell. Or, try the Curio shop across the street.

Small souvenir shop for Route 66 items, which we used as a place to stretch our legs on our…read moreadventure. The lady was very sweet and helped my husband pick out a cute bag for his mom. I bought myself a Route 66 beanie for $10 to add to my ever growing collection of hats. No restroom available unfortunately, but we did find one down the road. Would definitely recommend stopping by for a driving break and a cute gift, for yourself or someone else.

Beautiful cabin boutique Store housing, decor, gifts, Artisan collectibles, and themed dishes and…read moregreat table wear for every occasion! They let you look. Explore, and always there of any service you need. Always smiles and hello's! Well worth a stop if you're passing through off I-40 an Soncy Rd.

This is THE BEST gift shop ever! such a cozy atmosphere, and wonderful items. All the staff were so…read morefriendly and helpful. All the things there would make amazing gifts! I found a few things for myself, which were high quality and a good price. Give this place a visit and you will not be disappointed!

Not a bad place to take a break and see the Route 66 kitschy stuff we all travel the Mother Road…read morefor. They take advantage of their location in proximity to the Cadillac Ranch with lots of stuff to look along with an inventory of souvenirs to choose from. Employees are friendly and if you have an RV (we do not), it appears to be a cool place to hook up for a day or two.

I pulled into the Cadillac Ranch Gift Shop, and it was like stumbling into a Texas-themed fever…read moredream--in the best way. A giant fiberglass cowboy greeted me out front, towering over three old Cadillacs with Elvis, Willie Nelson, and John Wayne riding shotgun. Inside, the shop was packed with T-shirts, Route 66 trinkets, and spray paint cans ready for tagging the nearby cars. It had just the right mix of cheesy charm and roadside magic. Friendly folks, clean restrooms, and a perfect stop before heading to the main attraction. Pure Texas fun with a side of glitter and grit.

Super nice owners! Great gift selection and other wonderful items to browse and shop through. The…read morebedding plants and gardening selection is the best. This place is absolutely the best if you are candle shopping. This is boutique type shopping at it's best.

I adore this place. Great selection of gifts, candles, and all other types of unique and different…read moreitems for you and your home. The owners Danny and Cindy are very nice, kind and helpful. This is also one of the best places in town to buy bedding plants and garden items. Plant Works at Christmas time is extra special and magical. I love the official people greeters which are furry, loving, and have WHISKERS. I really appreciate Danny's tips and suggestions on how to use and maintain the items you are purchasing. If you love and take pride in maintaining a beautiful home, delight in all things exquisite, unusual, and beautiful then give Plant Works a try! I love that they carry Poo Pourri, many candle lines, Ooh La Lamps and and the aroma crystals. If you love fashion jewelry they have some amazing items. Whether you need a gift or just feel like spoiling yourself, Plant Works is the place to do it!

Still cannot believe the lack of hospitality within this shop. Maybe it was because we had just…read morecame from a super friendly shop in Adrian(Dream Maker Station Route 66 Souvenir & Gift Shop) but the standoffishness of the staff here at the Teepee was over the top. Maybe each one of them was having a bad day. Still, it's the centennial and might have a lot more business if you would put in the effort.

Stopped in on a roadtrip between Albuquerque and Amarillo based on reviews. I was disappointed as…read moresignificant amount of merchandise felt very processed with little local artist or designers. I saw three people "working" but never heard a word from them. A great opportunity to highlight the struggling city and bring in travelers is a miss.

We stop here once a year on our way through. I always order the exact same thing. An iced espresso…read morewith heavy cream and cinnamon powder. This place is magical! The coffee, the service, the shopping....EVERYTHING.

Edward provided awesome customer service. The crème brûlée latte was delicious as was the chocolate…read moremuffin. The coffee not too sweet - just right!

Home decor, accessories, pottery, decent prices…read more We were lured in from the street because of a price on a LARGE chimenea from a sidewalk display. Although there is a predominant candle scent aroma inside, it's still worth a perusal through. I found the most unique pottery planter. Very cool boutique.