Late train after Philmont , we stopped at this cute little shop. This shop has everything, from old…read morecomic books to vintage rock and roll records and all sort of band shirts. I ended up buying some plums and peaches. Some of the sweetest plums I ever had. Great memory to overcome the fact that our train was late.

A real Raton treasure. Few antique shops keep a traditional feel for the location. This shop…read moreremains true to the history of the building with a ceiling from early 1920, oak showcases, and pieces which bring something to everyone loving history of the region. Thank you for maintaining the look and feel as well as the valuable finds, great service, and fun adventure of a traditional family store!

Outstanding people. A gem in Raton. Great pawn shop in downtown Raton. Nice selection of firearms…read more(new and used) ... ammunition ... antiques. Highly recommended.

What a great little store in Downtown Raton, NM. Lots of great antiques and the pawn shop has some…read moregreat Items as well The store is clean and well stocked without the clutter you find in some antique or pawn shops. We stopped in, and I had been looking for a new video camera and they had a one that was really nice at a great price. We checked the same model online, and we got a great deal from Flat Mountain Trading Co. If you live in the area or are just passing through, it behooves you to stop and take a look. Very glad we stopped in.

So many hidden gems in here. Once you are inside you are submerged into everything they have to…read moreoffer. They have plenty of items to look at and you likely will walk out with something.

Wonderful store! New inventory all the time! Jewelry, books, furniture, south western collectibles,…read morecoins, vintage kitchen items, LPs, vintage tools, license plates, clothing, fabric and more! I love this place.

1 star for each kitty greeter that they employ 1 star for…read morethe nice woman who helped me as I found a fleur-de-lis wine bottle stopper and crystal stemware. She was very attentive and nice. 1 star for having such a gem right next door to an ice cream store! (where we had chocolate mint ice cream and cotton candy ice cream. Good find, we will be back next time when I have more time to shop. Easy parking right across the street.

I simply love this unique store in this picturesque little town. We stop by here every time we go…read moreto Colorado and always love visiting the staff here at Francesca's and the shop cats! Cute selection of antiques and gifts.

There are three stores in one here so make sure you ask to see all three. (They may have to unlock…read morethem.) The main store is chock full of icons, santos, colonial furnishings---a great array. The second store front is full of mostly African artifacts, mixed in with some more colonial and antique tables. The final store front (depending on the order you're let in) is mostly architectural salvage items. Everything is top-notch. Feel free to bargain with them. The most they can do is say no. Cody, the newest member of this team, showed us around when we were there and you could tell he was passionate about his items (mostly the African artifacts). Make sure you stop in here (especially if you are headed to Rancho de Taos for a side trip from the Plaza.

From the owner: We carry a large selection of authentic Spanish Colonial antique furniture,doors, architectural…read moreelements, devotional art, as well as european antiques.

Very cool and eclectic store! Loved speaking with the owner and learning the building's history…read more The store is staged and populated with wondrous items that are unique and rare too. Very friendly service and communication. Unique history to the building and very catchy design style throughout store. Prices vary extensively but seem to be priced accordingly to the times and rarity of items. Didn't find what I was looking for but certainly enjoyed the ambiance, great conversation here and very wide variety of items brought together. Recommend: Absolutely!

This is a very special place with history and charm from every angle. Our fam of 2 adults and 2…read morekids stayed in the 3rd floor space which had a comfortable king, 2 twins, lots of space to stretch out and play games, and a full kitchen for small meals. Right when you walk in, you can feel the love the kind owners have put into this B&B. The breakfast is the BIG standout here! Gourmet and better than any luxury hotel out there- I mean, we were stunned plus the kids were happy! It's walkable to cute shops/restaurants in town, and the view is beautiful. Catch more views and a great hike at Capulin Volcano National Park just 30min away (get there before 4pm!). We will definitely return next time we're in Raton!

Had a delightful stay here! I'm so glad I found it on Google Maps and Sofia could accommodate me,…read moremy mom, and pup last minute. We had the first floor Parlor Room. The environment is quite enchanting - an 1880s Victorian boarding house turned BNB. The floors are a bit creaky and the bathroom was private for the first floor. Not sure about second floor. The breakfast was hot and prepared for us but I think the coffee could have been stronger and eggs maybe a bit better cooked. Loved the sausage and juice though! Overall, really unique stay and I would recommend. I'm happy they're pet friendly and only charge a $20 fee. The backyard was great for my pup to play around.

Cute store in Arroyo Seco that sells a bit of everything, home decor, clothes, antiques, souvenirs,…read morethe merchandise varies, so do the prices. It is a nice store to browse, approachable, with nice local items you can get for your place that can remind you of New Mexico or great gift ideas, reasonably priced. The customer service is good, the gentleman working here when we visited was super nice and sweet. No frills store, right on the Main Street with plenty of cool, nice items. It feels like it's been there forever in the good way!

Housed in one of the coolest buildings in 'Seco (Since I overheard a local's cell phone…read moreconversation, apparently, this is what the locals call this miniscule but really cool-looking town). This store is the anchor of this small town of shops and local businesses located in central NM. I think 'Seco has one small bar/restaurant - but don't quote me on this. The Mercantile is an interesting place that carries a moderate amount of antiques, collectibles, a few gifts - most with a New Mexico or 'ecclectic' bend to them. All in all, I found it an interesting place to poke around and spend about 15 minutes - but my 11-and 8-year olds were quickly bored much more quickly. So when you are in 'Seco, be sure to check out the Mercantile, Holmes!