This is the most enchanting shop located inside Chomp across from Radish and Rye. The owner,…read moreMarybeth Bartlett, has exquisite taste and imports the most delectable goodies from Italy that you simply can't find anywhere else.

Now on Baca St, this little shop is at once an art gallery with local works, a consignment store…read moreand food market. We just had imported pasta from the store for the first time and it's the best pasta I've had since visiting Italy last year. Recommend you explore this unique array of items for gifts and for your home.

The gallery is tucked in Sena Plaza in the far corner. Once you enter the history of New Mexico…read morecomes alive with pottery from Master Potters who are exhibited in the Smithsonian Museum in Washington. Rare Chocolate pottery from Maria Martinez's heirs is perhaps the most stunning. The master potter Gilberto Olivas from Santa Clara are huge and amazing. Don't miss this gem of Santa Fe

We come here every time we come to New Mexico. The food is fantastic, truly delicious and the…read moreservice is awesome and friendly. Our waitress was attentive and helpful. Our group had a variety of dishes and everyone was authentic New Mexico. We've been coming here for many years and it has been consistently delicious. Don't believe the reviews that are negative and critical, we've never had a bad experience.

This is the place. St. John's college is one of the remaining institutions dedicated to the…read moreeducation of thoughtful men and women. Their undergraduate curriculum in the Great Books of western thought and also their Masters program in Eastern Classics are the pinnacle of teaching , discussion, and self-reflection. I'm a parent of a past (college) and current (Eastern classics) Johnnie, and have sat in on a couple discussion seminars. If you have been depressed about the state of current affairs, walking this campus, talking with the faculty staff and students here will revive your spirit. And oh, the books here comprise not only both curricula, they are a wonderfully curated collection of must read books. I walked out with a dozen under my arm. I am so excited to continue my own journey.

Santa Fe is a town full of history- and bookstores. There are tons of cafe/bookstore combinations…read morearound town, and since this one is beside a cafe, it counts. It's a tiny bookstore, smaller than most in Santa Fe, but it's packed with a lot. One can spend hours among the cookbooks, philosophy, religion. The owners are friendly&are more than willing to take special orders. There are sofas&couches for lounging&reading. High quality books, reasonable prices, friendly staff. Plus it has beautiful mountain views.

It's a cultural experience, folks, and they know you by name at the Video Library. Nothing perks me…read moreup more than strolling in, chatting in line, and strolling on out. Okay, maybe some things do perk me up more....but in all seriousness, the staff is kind, compassionate, and fun. At Video Library, they care. They deeply care. As for the movies, yeah, you know. You could go to Netflix or Hulu or wherever wherever, but then you'd be missing the cultural experience! Go local, Santa Fe! Don't let this one phase out. Ample parking and an abundance of smiles. Oh, and to the reviewer who called out the owner by name....she is so the opposite of a b***h!! Sorry you brought your movies in super late and got reprimanded, but I highly doubt she yelled...especially if she knew you were caring for a dying friend. I'm sure the VL gang is glad you never returned...and we patrons are, too.

This video library is a gem! In addition to video tapes, they have zillions of DVD's and music…read morecassettes both old and new. There is real joy in this place and you can find lots of great options for your audio and visual pleasure!

Just catered a small event with food from the Blue Zone. Every single person raved about the food…read moreand wanted to know where we got it. And not a single person was vegan. It's that good. The chef clearly knows her flavor profiles and how to blend the perfect bites. And to top it all off the people who run it are so kind. I will love supporting this local business.

The food was AMAZING and so filling, fresh ingredients and the owner Diane is such a beautiful soul…read moresuper greatful to have stopped in. Good vibes good food just a great place. Just remember they are only open til 3!!! And they can also do testing for biomarkers here!!!! See what blood type you are and how to support your body best. Come dine here!!! You will be pleasantly surprised

This place is very good, I bought a book about Karl Marx for $28 dollars, and a Matcha Mango with…read moreMango Popping Boba. The matcha definitely tastes lime matcha. This place is very minimalistic and clean, the downside was the slow service.

My sister-in-law and brother-in-law visiting from Alb. We are Santa Feans brought them here and had…read morethe longest and memorable connection with Ali and Rebecca; awesome heartwarming deep conversation; healing and positive energy. I hadn't been here for a while but encourage people who are seeking natural ways for healing, love that they have been around for a long while. Pipes, papers are fair prices but for us it was the positive vibes and loving people. Blessings to you all. love you both.... Amanda C

wonderful! superb selection, fair prices, excellent customer service. I've been to lots of…read moreheadshops around the world and this one is the best on all counts. it's like the old days - shopping in a store that's been around 30+ years and chatting with the adorable owners.

Great selection of books and neat recommendations "if you like this, then try this" very friendly…read morefolks working there, cute coffee shop inside as well with seating inside or outside.

It was darn near as good as I would have hoped. We had gone…read moreup to Santa Fe specifically to have a chance to get a book from George R.R. Martins book store. My gal didn't know it, but I was having trouble finding a hard cover of the first book of the "Game of Thrones" series. I figured if anyone had it, Beastly would. We arrived direct from driving up from Albuquerque. We found the place easily enough, and walked in to a wonderful smell of coffee. The fella at teh register also made all kinds of concoctions. We had to get a cup after that, and it was excellent coffee. It's a brightly lit spot which was great. Along with the coffee aroma it also had some pine like smells I imagine from the woodwork of the shelves. That or the side room they had a spot they were doing some construction on what looked like an expansion. And of course they had plenty of hardcovers, so with a bit of subterfuge my daughter got the book so we could give it to my wife. It worked out great. Next time back we will have to check out his bar next door, as it was closed at the hour we were in town.