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Jackalope Albuquerque

4.3 (30 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Updated a few days ago

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Maya P.

I LOOOOVE THIS STORE! If you're visiting or need good New Mexico souvenirs for friends, look no further. This is your go to spot. They have such a wide selection of gifts, furniture, home and gardening goods. The staff is always very, very friendly and it is always organize nicely. The prices are very reasonable, and lots of handmade goods.

John D.

Looking for odd, eclectic or just different? Stop in here. After passing this place up for years and telling ourselves we need to stop, we finally did. It looks like a lot when driving by but the street view is only a small part. It has oversized vases, metal yard art, chimneas and wall hangings - then you go inside. It's stuffed floor to rafters in more decorative pieces, artwork, rugs and furniture. It seemed like every little nook & cranny was filled. The possibilities are limited only by your space and wallet. There was quite a bit of seasonal stuff on display to decorate your tree and interior for Christmas. Next trip will be truck & money. Last little bonus - prices were reasonable!

My friends could not leave the store empty handed either.
Laura B.

Oh my gosh! This is one of the most amazing place that is everything good about New Mexico decor. I love all the colorful woven baskets, pottery, rugs, wall hangings, furniture, metal work, flowers and flower pots, and more! It is splashes of color everywhere catching your eye. I want to bring the whole store home with me. I need to go back again soon because I need more bric-a-brac to jazz up my house. This should be a must stop place when in Albuquerque.

Solid wood table. And chairs al bought at Jackalope   Dori was great in helping us. Wall mirror was bought their too
John M.

This place is great. Dori our sales lady is especially great. She was very patient with us and helped us pick out the perfect dining set Will definitely be back.

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Lots to look at and nice quality! Very friendly staff. Definitely a must see if you're into shopping/ browsing!

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Great products at great prices and friendly staff . They do not provide shipping for some reason .

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“Their customer service , plant selection, pottery and furniture selection were outstanding.”

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