Avoid at all cost! I was refused a return of shorts that I purchased the day prior for having…read more"worn" the gear. I was told that since I wore it outside of the shop, then I am ineligible for return. I presented both the receipt and original tagging with the return, the denial was based on me having worn the shorts. Unbelievably inadequate for a outdoors outfitters. It is unreasonable to expect that a decision can be made on outdoor gear without walking in it for any duration outside. Find a store that cares if your gear works for you, anywhere but here!

Located right on the Square. This is a must stop for outdoor equipment. Well I did not buy…read moreanything. They have an excellent selection of all things outdoors almost a mini REI. New Mexico is a place to hike and you will find your equipment here friendly knowledgeable staff, and doing a quick scan of prices fairly priced.

The store and owner are amazing. We stayed in Angel Fire this week and made it a point to stop in…read morealmost every day. The owner made my daughter feel special with her knowledge and synergy-also made my parents feel like home. Between stories and merchandise the owner/store is a gem. If the owner would've allowed it we could have stayed and listened to her all day. Special place during our special week. Angel Fire is blessed to have this gem. Devin Slimmer

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.

Rude!! I made breakfast while my husband shopped their very limited, cheap, inventory with their…read moreunprepared and unknowable staff. Post purchase of several items, the (presumably) owner pulled in and informed us that this is now a campground and we needed to move along. We had been in the, empty, parking lot for 20 minutes. In 5 years of nearly full-time van life, we have never experienced such rudeness. Glad you showed your true colors. A business to AVOID!!! Wow!! A reply. And not an apology. For example, "I'm sorry I reacted so swiftly. I should have popped in to my place of business first and learned from my staff that you two (only) folks in the parking lot are actually customers." Instead, "Heading off problems, as we had set up camp." Set up camp? Ya, we put our dog out with food and water on a rope. We saw your numerous "no dogs in store" signs. And setting up camp from 9:15-9-39 AM? Come on. Just not a good, customer first business man. Many times in various states around the country, bike/ski shops have even asked us if we would like to, "fill up our water? Or please, take your time. Need any tools? Want some MTB trail recommendations?" Not expected, but good business and really nice. Especially on a Monday morning when we are the only customers you had. You, as a business owner, represent your tourist dependent community. Your choice as to how you do so. My choice to frequent or not, recommend or not.

This shop is great. The service is fantastic. I bought a pair of Merrell shoes there. The salesman…read moreworked with me on making sure the shoes felt perfect.

Best best best service and people! Highly recommend selections are amazing and prices are fair…read more Overall 10/10

My wife and I visited Alhambra yesterday and were amazed at the collection of curated and sourced…read moregoods and furniture from India, Afghanistan, Turkey, Morocco, etc. We purchased an antique hand-painted wooden bowl from India that will be added to our dining room table. Beautiful carpets, jewelry, furniture, baskets, and collectibles. Worth a visit just to see how owner Tess has decorated this beautiful shop. Highly recommended.

Fantastic store with great selection of fairly priced, unique items to choose from. The owner was…read morevery friendly, helpful and patient as my husband and I looked through her excellent, colorful selection of hand woven rugs. It was hard to pick just one. The store is like an Aladdin's cave of wonders. Recommend shopping for anyone visiting Taos.

The volunteers are very helpful and nice! Great pricing for a mountain town- needed to replace a…read moremicrowave glass plate- found it! $1.00. Really good items @ worth the stop!

It's true, as the attic opened on a Thursday at 10.00 am , cars piled into the lot. It reinded me…read moreof a church jumble sale in the old days. Lots of good humor, camaraderie, super cheap prices. We scored 2 books - a Harlen Coben and a Joseph conrad for 50c each. The lady manning the till was super friendly and chatty. We left feeling cheered, much needed these days. We drove past later at 1.45 and it was deserted and locked up... until tomorrow.

Zella's Kitch Shoppe in Eagle Nest, NM, is located in the heart of the village…read more It is a quaint little shop that displays a large variety of kitchen gadgets, not to mention the delicious jams and jellys, at a reasonable price. The husband and wife owners are kind, informative, and always willing to share a story or two. On your next visit to the beautiful village of Eagle Nest, stop by this unique shop.

Randall's is superb for house renovation projects. Carla is especially professional and fantastic…read morewith interior and exterior house paint and wood. She spends considerable time making sure my questions are answered and my needs attended to. She took extra efforts to make sure my Dunn Edwards paint colors came out to match the swatches exactly. She gave me the names of six painters. She's talented and proficient and it makes a huge difference! Everyone at Randalls are friendly and helpful and the store always has what I am looking for. Thank you for making my projects come to life!

Great example of an old school lumber yard and hardware store…read more I needed some parts to install a toilet and they had exactly what I needed, and it was in stock- not just an empty hangar on the wall, mocking me, like so many places I shop- including Lowe's which is my go-to back home. I grew up in Dallas and currently live in a suburb of Dallas. So I'm living in a metroplex of 6.8 million people. I own a small place in Taos now, and for sure it is a radical change, but one I welcome. So a bit of history for those who came from elsewhere. I recall when most hardware and lumber operations closed at noon on Saturday, and virtually everything was closed on Sunday (Texas Blue Law). Most retail stores closed at 5 or 6 pm weekdays, except might stay open to 9 pm on Thursdays. This was customary. I lived in a small town of less than 1,500 people in North Texas 40 years ago. They "rolled up the streets" around noon on Saturday back then, and most businesses still do. So I have seen both sides of this issue. For the working man who is into DIY, it makes it difficult to work on a project over the weekend. When I get started on a project Saturday morning, I can't say how many times I realized I needed something else to finish it, but it was after everything closed, so I was stuck until Monday morning. Not good if it is the only toilet in the house. But I also understand how valuable it is to owners and employees to have time off themselves, and how we should all take a breath and relax. In that small town in North Texas, if my ox ended up in the ditch, I could call the owner of the hardware store or the lumber yard and they would meet me at the store and get me what I needed. Taos is too big to operate like that, and times have changed, as have people. Moral of the story, there are two sides to this issue. The business owner takes a hit when you go to WalMart, Espanola or Santa Fe to shop when his/her store is closed. They have judged it is worth the loss for whatever reason- custom, rest, whatever. I won't hold it against them and will try to support a family business whenever I can.