This was one of the better souvenir shops my guy and I visited. It honestly has a great selection…read moreof Taos souvenirs in a variety of colors. I was pleasantly surprised to see how many items were on sale as you don't see that a lot with souvenir shops. I love how this is a small business and it's always great to shop local!

We were in town on our way to my stepdaughter's wedding. The staff were so friendly and kind they…read morebrought her Grandpa to tears. After I completed my purchase which I love I got a picture of one of the girls with papa (and the bear he got).

This establishment is your typical souvenir shop with a wide variety of (overpriced) merchandise…read more There is also a big section of moccasin shoes. It's a cool for knick knacks and if you are shopping for souvenirs to take back home to friends and loved ones, but still nonetheless overpriced. There were some naughty "stones" for 12 bucks that cracked me up! I was genuinely shocked to see those for sale, but it was fun. Employees were very laid back.

I went here today to buy a birthday present for my daughter's friends' birthday with my daughter…read moreand wife and was very disappointed with the rude customer service. We decided to go to Twirl instead where they are always very nice and welcoming. The products there are of a much higher quality and the new manager is awesome. After being a Taos resident for 24 years I don't have time to waste spending my money at rude business establishments.

Can't say good or bad because we tried to visit Saturday before 5pm (google says they close at…read more5:30) and they was locking up but then opened back up to let a group of ppl in and then out. Then stayed closed. They definitely need to update their hours if they don't plan to be open.

If you're looking for the coffee mugs, tshirts, hats, keychains and pocketknives that say "Taos"…read morethen this is the spot for you. I did spot a nice collection of what appeared to be handpainted storyteller statuettes that looked great. Crowded shop because they do have a lot of stuff in here.

Such a cute store! Ended up purchasing some bar soaps from France. Owner is a gem! I…read morecomplimented her on the layout of her "lil store" and she said it's quite big (literally lol). She has lots of cool and eclectic merchandise. Definitely a must stop if you are visitng the Plaza!

At Home in Taos is a crafts, gifts and home decor shop just off the plaza in Taos, NM. Lots of…read moredifferent stuff, including a huge selection of Christmas items! Something for everyone... candles, bowls, artificial plants, soaps, socks, towels, etc. really more of a knick-knack store, average quality merchandise. Nothing there was really of interest to us.

Another cool gem in the Plaza! Everything inside this store is made in NM! Some of the stuff is…read moregimmicky or can be found elsewhere for much cheaper (like the salsas, chile, etc) but the concept of this store is just so cool! The owner was very sweet and chatted with her for a bit. Definitely a must stop when visiting the Plaza in Taos!

I could rave forever about the service, selection, value... did I mention SERVICE??? If you have…read morenot experienced this company for yourself, please allow this glowing endorsement to change that. I was tasked with ordering 25+ gift baskets for several of my company's top clients, and much to my relief and amazement, was able to pull it off in less than a few hours time. I logged on to www.madeinnewmexico.com and reached out via their online chat & received lightning fast response from Andrea, who handled everything! All I had to do was forward our client list, and she responded within the hour that my order was received and in process! We will ALWAYS turn to this team for all our corporate gift giving and beyond! A+++

This t shirt shop has a good selection of t's for the season along with sweatshirts. I always find…read moresomething I like. Good selection of kids sizes. Small gift shop in adjacent room. Run by nice locals.

I stop every time I am in Angel Fire and love the selection!…read moreWonderful and sweet young lady who is great help! Amarillo, Texas Sheryl :)

This was the absolute cutest shop in the Plaza area in downtown Santa Fe. Tons of gifts and things…read morefor kids. Huge selection of trinkets. Staff were busy, so no one spoke to me. And prices were higher than I'd pay for a lot of the items. But it was an adorable store.

I just wanna put this here cause I wanna warn everybody that you probably need an hour in Doodlets!…read moreAnd if you are easily overstimulated... You might want to take it in smaller bites. Because it is chock full of fun things! This is my very favorite place to come in Santa Fe to find fun little gifts for people I love. (and i almost always take a little somethin home for myself too. tee hee) Also, if you like funky and old-fashioned candies, this is a great place to look for them .

I always end up buying something here when I go! They have such a wonderful cultivated assortment…read moreof goods - something for everyone. The owner wasn't in today and we missed seeing her. But it was as great experience as any of our previous times!

This is my favorite place to shop in Red River. It's not a large store (it's not small, either),…read morebut it has so much to offer! I usually load up on gifts for friends back home. This time, I found a Vera Bradley cross-body purse in a gorgeous purple print for a purple-loving friend. Their clothing probably takes up the most area in the store. There is the most adorable area for sleepwear, and further back is the largest collection of t-shirts imaginable. A variety of ages makes up our group--3 years old to 66 years young. We can count on each and every one of us finding something in Main Street Mercantile: candy, toys, clothing, accessories, jewelry, candles, memorabilia. We all look forward to the day we shop because of this!

Large store offering new books, used books and regional books. There's a few souvenir and gift…read moreitems as well. The highlight of our most recent trip was getting to bond with the 10 month old Bernese Mountain puppy that was corralled behind the counter!

Absolutely a community anchor, this store has survived and thrived as others have hit the skids…read more The owners are continually trying to find ways to make the store more inviting and to keep up with current trends. Yet at the same time they maintain a core philosophy that feels just right for new readers as well as those of us who would never be without printed books. They will gladly order books for you, and they keep track of your preferences in a friendly way, letting you know when new titles that match your likes come in. Anyone who loves books should buy a book at Tome from time to time to keep this business alive and well.

Really cool selection-you'll find great gifts here! Housewares, goodies and treats and practical…read morecooking tools.

I think I'm on a mission to…read more. SAVE RATON!! So, I've been going to and from CA to CO for the past two+ years and the Amtrak has definitely been a secret pleasure of mine. The rates are pretty darn reasonable and the experience is quite nice. One stop I thought was simply magical was Raton. It let me know that we're almost to CO or well on my way back west. Whether I'm jumping off to hitch a ride on the Grey Hound connector to hit the major cities, or hanging tight on the train a little longer to visit my cousin who lives near the La Junta station... Raton is a quiet town with some of the sweetest folk one can encounter. Enter "The Pack Rat" One of a few places open this past Labor Day was this great place. Browse for staple souvenirs and even amazing locally made goodies like rosaries, jewelry, crafty items, and even yummy eats. Our 2 hour delay got us patronizing and socializing at the Pack Rat. The owners were cordial and very helpful. They were very inviting and informative. Not too pushy and gave us just enough space to freely move about the establishment without feeling watched or pressured. They had a fairly large selection of dream catchers. Small to big! We snatched a howling wolf that was pretty huge for $25. A definite deal considering I got one in AZ or UT from a "native" that was the size of a half dollar for 15 bucks. They adorn the walls, so please check them out if your into them. I walked out with some snacks for the road, a habanero salsa, that catcher, and a few other trinkets. The Pack Rat is a tourist must because what's better than good people, local items, reasonable prices, and tons of souvenirs to sift through?? I was fully satisfied with the purchase I made and would love to come back again. AMTRAK, would you please consider re-opening the Raton station? Spread the word!!! I'm on a mission to save it all :)