Turns out they close at noon not 2pm as yelp states so I didn't actually get to go inside sadly. I…read morepeered inside through the windows and it looks like a very cute place with a nice selection of books. I'm not sure what they serve coffee wise because I couldn't see the menu. Would've loved to have gotten a chance to go inside and really enjoy the place.

Stopped in today as we always like to check out the local bookstores when we visited new places…read more One side was inaccessible due to what appeared to be older folks sitting at tables that blocked the shelves. We bought a couple of coffees and left. This was a lot different experience than the first time I visited. I don't know that I would come back. Seems they catered to locals anyway.

There are over 40,000 second hand and rare books in this shop! It's also like a narrow maze, like…read moresomething out of a time capsule in decades long before today, which made me feel nostalgic for the 90's. I was also happy to hear that they do sell their books online through Biblio and eBay as well (under Xochi's) Though most of the books are non-fiction, there are beautiful collectibles in wonderfully bound and printed hard copies. In the front by the door is the most beautiful selection of fiction, I'm so happy I stopped in and picked up this golden-edged hardcopy of The Tale of Two Cities! Stan is a wonderful human for donating books to the community and providing wonderful selections of free books outside his store at any given point for the local adults and children. Brett is a great local to chat with and was very helpful in trying to help me locate the books that I was searching for. He was very interesting and fun to chat with while perusing the front of the bookstore maze!

Rude! Rude! Rude! We have bought so many books from here…read more Never again. A scruffy bearded man, was just so rude, we will never We drove my 90 year old mother to town so she could go to this book store. We arrived at 10:45 AM, and the guy announced he was closing shortly. I explained we just wanted to buy a book, we would be quick. He told us to go to the other book store in town. There isn't any other book store in town that was open. He yells, "the thrift store!" If you don't want customers, don't have a retail store with an open sign!!!

Love this little shop! Super helpful, and I'm so glad they have some good art supplies available-…read morelike watercolor paper (Walmart doesn't come close to the quality they have) - so appreciative to have this shop here! Support local businesses!

The owners of this art supply and framing store are super cool, super nice, and super…read moreknowledgeable. They have a lot of good supplies packed into a small space. The store is also a gallery of sorts, with art all over the place, on the walls, in the large front windows. This is one of the coolest stores in Truth or Consequences.

I stopped at Geronimo Springs Museum during a solo cross-country road trip, and I'm so glad I did…read more The museum itself is full of fascinating local history and unique artifacts that give you a real sense of the area's past. What made the visit especially memorable, though, was the gentleman working there. He took the time to share additional stories and historical details that brought many of the exhibits to life. As someone traveling alone, I really appreciated the kindness, hospitality, and genuine enthusiasm he had for the museum and the community. You can tell there is a lot of pride and care behind this place. It ended up being much more than a quick stop--it became one of those unexpected travel memories that stays with you. If you're passing through Truth or Consequences, I highly recommend taking the time to visit. It's a wonderful way to learn about the area's history and connect with some truly welcoming people.

This us a wonderful historical experience. Many rooms and an original silver miners cabin removed…read morefrom the mountains and reassembled here, enter thru a doorway . So much to see and learn. Geronimo married 8 times, the last time at 78 when he was still a war prisoner. .They transported him to a new york world's fair to be a living exhibit. Two hours might be enough. Maybe not.

My family rented kayaks and paddle boards all summer at Zia. Every time we went inside, the staff…read morewas professional and friendly. We will be back next year! Thank you!!

We rented two kayaks at 11 am and they told us an all-day rental means 24 hours ($29.95 each--a…read moregreat price) and allowed us to leave the kayaks on their property overnight and then even opened early so we could take them out again and even allowed us to change one of the kayaks for a stand-up paddleboard! They were so very helpful and friendly, I can't praise them enough!

I ordered some cheery flowers for my friend. I did it all online. Super convenient and easy to do…read more The flowers showed up in a timely fashion and were cute. They lasted quite a while too which was a plus. Not much else available in the area so I was pleased they were so well received. Will order again!

They did a beautiful arrangement for a friend in hospital. Very nice. Many choices and reasonably…read morepriced.

i believe Buffalo Bill's Exotic Cactus Ranch is no longer in business. My wife and I bought some…read morecactus and other useful garden supplies several years ago (2017-2019?) during their going-out-of-business sale. It's too bad. It was a great little store. Fit with the T or C alternative life style.

What an interesting place. If you are coming along Highway 25 and you enjoy plants, especially…read morecactus, this is a worthy stop. Truth or Consequences is a pretty small town, and for me at least, there really isn't a lot there! Yes it was renamed after the TV show in 1950. The original name was Hot Springs. All the City history is chronicled at http://www.torcfiesta.com/past-fiestas ... but back to the Cactus Ranch. The place is not huge, but if you are driving through stop and stretch your legs and check out some exotic cactus and just plain weird plants! It is fun and enlightening and free!