i've stopped in this little shop every time I'm in the area and love it! Quality items, reasonably…read morepriced. Very nice ppl there, and yes - the 80+ year old owner who's moving a little slower these days, can come off as abrupt sometimes - but engage her in conversation and you'll discover a wonderfully sweet woman with a wealth of knowledge about the surroundings, local history and the backstory to many of her fine items.

I love this store for their Native American jewelry. I buy all my gifts here for friends and…read morefamily. Only thing that I do not like, they are closed at lunch. It seems to me you would be open while people are running errands at lunch? Why close at all, stagger the lunch hour with your employs?

I was cheerily greeted by one of the owners, she explained all the different things that they have…read more There are lots of nooks and crannies. Its a big place. Lots of locally handmade items, wearable art, jewelry, souvenirs, home decor, men's vintage clothing, hand made soaps, cool second hand items, records, and a selection of plants. I loved the place. It smells good and the prices are very reasonable. I recommend.

Nice selection of crafts and antiques. Multi level store packed full of treasures many different…read morestyles represented

Fun store, very tightly packed and hard to get through with people around. It's like a house that…read moregot remodeled into a store, as there are room with clothes, exit that one and go into another. They do carry some name brand items like Kuhl, Patagonia, and other mountainous clothing. They did have a clearance area in the back, very small, in the size of a closet. Everything is very tight in this store. Prices are ok compared to other stores and online sites. Staff was good to us. There was a lot of folks in here on this Friday, so they were busy with everyone, trying to be as helpful as they could. It's worth a stop you are passing through.

Got a chair hammock this time. A little expensive but if it helps me keep my wife going to the…read moremountains with me than I will do what I have to do. This shop is in downtown cloudcroft. It is mostly full of hiking and camping paraphernalia, clothing, shoes and stuff.

Neat stone and rock shop. Very small inside. Staff was fun, they have a dog that seems to be…read moretheir rescued mascot. The dogs name is Copper, apropos for the store. Most of the rocks are sourced from other locations and countries. Most of the signs state where the stones, rocks, and such came from. They also had some fossils, geodes, and salt rocks. Some carved stones. Fun place. More specialty shop than tourist mountain shop. This is more for my wife's viewing, I didn't notice the prices on the individual stones. Tho the price on carved stones and cut geodes weren't what I'd call cheap. Fun place, worth a quick stop at least, even if it's just to say "hi" to Copper, which the staff says a lot of locals do.

To be fair, I haven't been here in awhile.. but I used to frequent the place pretty often. I'd say…read morethe selection has definitely gone downhill. They used to have a lot of cute tops, dresses, etc..but the last time I went, not so much. The prices are pretty high, especially for non brands, but as the others have said, they do have sales going on quite often. The gals who worked there were always friendly. That definitely makes the store better.. but it would just be best if they had better merchandise.

All tops are buy one get 50% off! These people who works here are so good at customers service. I…read moreforgot her name but she is the Assistant manager, she was so helpful and friendly during my visit today 28APR14. I don't live in the area so when you come to store like these with outstanding customer service it makes you want to come back more. This is not my first and last visit, I will come again. Thank you, Assistant Manager.

Poking around Alamogordo as a tourist, I came upon Lisa Blevin's shop where she offers "Classes,…read moreQuilting, Crafts, Fabric Art and Long Arming." What a fun store. Lisa helped us with free books, free patterns and lots of information about Alamogordo. She even sent us to yet another shop! A lovely experience for a couple of artsy old tourists!

Enchanting Crafts specializes in hand-crafted works from local artists. The unimpressive exterior…read moreis deceiving, you could easily pass by and miss the delightful surprise of walking in to it's glittering display of creativity. Numerous artists show their unique works, so something is sure to catch your eye or your heart. The shop includes a wide variety of decorative items: soaps, baskets, jewelry, holiday decor, and much more. I'm always so happy to buy a one-of-a-kind piece made by a real person, a neighbor, even though I don't know who they are. Please inquire about a local artist/craftsperson, Liz Block. Her items are among my favorites.

Great place with a wonderful rewards system! Discount for living in Cloudcroft! The people there…read moreare very nice and helpful.

With me coming from San Francisco and my mom from Texas, she wanted me to go with her to the…read moredispensary here near our cabin in the mountains outside of Cloudcroft. Our neighbors at the cabin recommended this as the best dispensary in CC, so it's where we came, and are so glad we did. My mom's main issue is sleep. The bud-tender was super helpful with the products that they did have for sleep in edible form and was beyond friendly! This is a rather large store with plenty of potential to add more counters and inventory (again I'm used to SF standards of space and inventory). The store also offers literature, apparel, supplies, a pet section and gifts. For the actual bud, they do have smelling jars available for the strains that they sell in pre packaged pre-rolls and by weight. Keep in mind that there is a 20%tax without a medical license. The menu of products and strains was posted on a large screen and the bud-tender also gave pricing with each product he recommended. They take cash or debit only (as is standard for dispensaries no matter the state along with a valid ID to enter), and don't forget to tip your bud-tender. Definitely check them out if you're in the village.