I love this place. Have spent some time in Grants recently working with a dog rescue. This place…read morereminds me of places you would see traveling across the west when I was a kid. A classic trading post with a lot of museum items. Lots of jewelry, pottery, yard art, and you name it. Antique, vintage and new. Worth a visit. Owner is very knowledgeable and interesting. Are there newer fancier places, of course. But this is a bit of history of the west, much of which unfortunately has suffered economic issues in the last years. Recommend for a fun and educational visit. And you may just find that awesome treasure you've been looking for or didn't know you needed!

Good selection at affordable prices. They even have hard to find items. Definitely, is worth the…read moretime.

Gave it 4 stars because they don't answer the phone it look to be a nice place, don't know, didn't…read morego inside. If you're looking for "Indian Art" or souvenirs l have a surprise for you..THEY ARE ALL MADE IN CHINA!

Had to stop off to see the glory that is the continental divide…read more This gift shop was well ordered and had a nice selection of items. The staff were very personable and helpful. The bathroom was clean and a welcome change to some other places we have vistited. Great place to stop, stretch and poke about.

Stopped here for a break from driving & wandered inside. This is a great place to pick up souvenirs…read moreon a roadtrip. Very friendly staff here. Clean & well stocked store.

Very nice place for souvenirs, t- shirts , moccasins. Dairy Queen hooked on to the building. Me…read moreHusband was disappointed in the men's bathroom. They had 2 stalls and one the toilet rocked back and forth. All of the signs we seen gave us the impression that there were plenty of bathrooms. Other than that it was a very nice place. The women's bathroom was very clean.

We stopped at a small Indian art center in New Mexico, and it ended up being one of the highlights…read moreof our trip. It's a cash-only business, so we only had enough for one piece of fry bread with honey--but it was hands down the best fry bread I've ever had. The bread was perfectly cooked: crispy on the outside, light and fluffy on the inside, and the honey had an incredible flavor that made it unforgettable. The shop also had beautiful handmade arts and crafts that were worth browsing. If you're traveling through the area, bring some cash and make this a stop. We definitely will next time!

Great fry bread. Had a couple of tacos and a couple with honey. Excellent!…read moreAnd, the owner was very friendly.

There's a little gas station right in the middle of the trading and the food place. Daniel and one…read moreof the lovely new hires (didn't get her name but happy first day!) made our experience here 10x better. We're Traveling from out of state and were greeted with the most kind and genuine customer service and overall hospitality by the clerks! Can't thank yall enough! Definitely worth the visit! Also for such a small space there was lots of options in this station!

The service was amazing!! I had to rush through the shop because I could have been there 1 week and…read morestill not seen it all! So many options and fairly priced!

Was a beautiful place to stop and get some gifts for yourself and family back home . Ladies was…read morenice & had some good jewelry. Love will stop here again

Loved stopping here on our roadtrip, bought some hand woven coasters, very cool place friendly…read morepeople.

Family owned gift shop and has been here for years. Great selection of souvenirs for Route 66. This…read moregift shop has locally made Native American beaded jewelry, pottery, and some sterling silver jewelry. If you as passing by I would highly recommend! A great stop to look around, take pictures and stretch your legs.

We just saw a sign while driving, stating that this is the biggest Indian reservation in the USA…read moreand I wanted to see what is this about. Yeah right. We stopped and just walked in here to ask how can we get in. Apparently you can't :( It actually goes through 3 states but it's not an option to walk around or see stuff. Anyway we decided to check the shop and what are they offering but after seeing that it's either some poorly made fake jewelry or super expensive hand made things around, we left disappointed and empty handed.

Terrific shop with something for everyone!! One of a kind treasures, garden items, handmade pottery…read moreand more!!

I really enjoyed walking into this unique space! Extremely artsy and interesting with vibrant…read morecolors and textures all around. A fun place to explore and shop. They have handmade items from all around the world and from local artists as well.

I've visited all 50 states. This is one of the nicest National Monument visitor centers anywhere…read more Big, clean, well organized, lots of photos, maps and exhibits. The large parking lot has many RV parking spaces. Very nice!

Surprisingly lovely and new looking visitors center! Perfect for kids and not far from the town of…read moreGrants

Cigars very cheap great selection!! Picked up a few to support our Indian Nation... They also have…read morealot of Native American doll, paintings, peace pipes, arrow, all the stuff you probably wanted when you were a kid!!! This place offers tons to choose from so if your passing through Arizona on the I40 you should check it out...

well this is long over due. i couldn't find my stickers and business cards after looking everywhere…read moreI found them!! we went in this store the tee pee trading post along our travels on route 66. we talked to Chad who was absolutely wonderful. what a nice person, very informative and just plain enchanting. we wound up buying two lahaina dolls along a tee pee. he was charming and you just had to but because he was so nice. we plan on coming this way again maybe next year on our travels to williams. an adorable store full of exciting stuff !! you can help buy some treasure to take home. vu do's to you Chad and we'll see you soon it was a pleasure