If I could give this store a 0 star I would. Worst customer service ever, she was so rude at the…read morecheckout, told us to give the items back that we already paid for. Never coming back.

Excellent range of choice, a huge store with plenty aisles of a variety of products, reasonable…read moreprices, decent quality. It would be nice if they had more people on the registers so we could check out quicker, there is usually a line and a something of a wait because each time we go there there has a been only one cashier on duty, eventually a second or third might show up but we have never seen all four cashiers on duty at the same time. Its not that a big deal, and is the only issue I could come up with (and its possible that each time we go there we happen to arrive at short change time, so it could be a coincidence), either way it is a good store with good selection that is definitely worth visiting to see if they have what you want.

One of my favorite shops in the north valley -- no, in ABQ! Lots of treasures and unique finds and…read morethe owner and staff are always warm, friendly, and helpful. If you're looking for a unique gift for someone (including yourself) and a lovely day out at the same time, then make plans to shop here! They've got my favorite dishes (D'Casa), jewelry, and lots of clothes and other unique finds.

This carefully curated shop is next to the Farm and Table restaurant. While waiting for our table…read moreto be ready, we walked in. The store features a wide variety of New Mexico merchandise, everything from jams to clothing to furniture. It's easy to buy a few items while waiting for your dinner table to be available.

We've shopped there many times and even taken out of town visitors there just for the experience of…read morelooking. It's a lot of fun just to look but so many unusual items to want to buy. Variety galore!

Jackalope in Albuquerque on San Mateo Blvd was all decked out for Christmas when I shopped on…read moreNovember 26, 2025. This is one of my favorite places to shop for home decor. The colors are vibrant. Their products have been good quality. And they are mostly affordable. I love their metal cacti lawn ornaments, from Mexico. Pottery (10% off) and ristras (20% off) also made in Mexico. This place always has other unique gifts too... "tortilla" coasters. LED chili pepper lights. Blue Q coin purses. Plants - including the variegated string of pearls of which I may soon be convicted of botanical homicide. It's not looking good and I am incredibly sad about that. Someday I would love to have a "root coffee table" from here. I have seen them at other places, but I really like Jackalope's.

I own 12 place settings, since the 1980's, plus several lidded casseroles and serving dishes…read more Timeless, quality, and just beautiful.

Beautiful pottery. Amazing environment. Honor system. Tranquil. Integrity. Heart warming…read more Just a few ways I'd describe Hanselmann. I journeyed all the way to Corrales. Always worth the drive. I purchased two pieces for my wife's birthday. They will live in our household for the rest of our life. While not cheap the pieces are made with thought, love, and authenticity. The best part, no one talked to me while I shopped. I didn't even see another living soul. Love that for me. Now you go and have your own experience. You won't be disappointed.

Love this place! They always have something I simply have to have! From furniture, jewelry, to…read morefancy wine glasses, I enjoy visiting them. Perfect finishing touches for any occasion!!

One of my favorite places to browse (and buy)! Wonderful…read morechoices of home goodies as well as beautiful jewelry Men and women, mostly women Ladies purses etc High quality items, you won't find junk here Some items very old Closed on Sundays Close at 3pm M-Sat Check out restaurants close by, they are excellent I highly recommend a visit!!

Terrific shop with something for everyone!! One of a kind treasures, garden items, handmade pottery…read moreand more!!

I really enjoyed walking into this unique space! Extremely artsy and interesting with vibrant…read morecolors and textures all around. A fun place to explore and shop. They have handmade items from all around the world and from local artists as well.

I love to entertain in style and when I found out about Poulin Marketplace you know your girl has…read moreto have fabulous one of a kind posh items to entertain, I was hooked!! They are locally owned and operated and have all your lavish home decor and entertaining accessories, home accents and so many other items to style your home! Check out my 4ft Charcuterie board and large fabulous pitcher I got from there, omg they have the best of everything, you will shop till you drop! So excited they are here! Ciao

Poulin Marketplace is an interesting place…read more Its main focus is home decor and furniture. It's not necessarily my style. A friend had been hyping up their design style, so when I heard they had a coffee bar, it seemed like a good excuse to go and check out both. Their aesthetic is new, antiseptic cozy. If that makes sense. Kinda like what a furniture store would look like if Hobby Lobby sold furniture too. Not terrible, just not my taste. It is cozy, so that's a plus. The coffee bar is styled in the same way, so it's also cozy, plus it offers a nice variety of fancy coffees. Normally, I mostly stick with a traditional latte, but I wanted to try one of their fan favorites. I had their Pear Spice Latte. Though I couldn't taste the pear, it was pretty good, like caramel candy. It reminded me of Starbucks' pumpkin spice latte. If you're hankering for a snack, Poulin's coffee bar has pastries, including cookies, and their customizable oatmeal cup. It's a nice space and was quiet the day i was there. The baristas are nice and very helpful. The building itself has a whacky layout. When I first arrived at Poulin, I entered from the southwest entrance, which is on the west side of the building. The receptionist said the coffee bar was on the first floor but you couldn't just walk there from where we were. You have two choices, the first was to go back outside and walk to the northwest entrance. Easy, but not fun if it's freezing outside and the person is in a wheelchair. The northern and southern halves of the building are separated by a wall with no doorway to access either side. There is a nice awning over the sidewalk between the two entrances so you'll be protected from rain and snow. Otherwise, you stay inside and either head up the stairs to the second floor or take the one elevator. Then you walk across the second floor to the stairs on the north side and take those down to the decor store, or the coffee bar which is located at the northwest corner. The logic is that they have separated the custom design/furniture department from their decor department and coffee court. Because I only looked at the furniture as I passed, I didn't see the prices. But the receptionist handed me a coupon flyer that seemed to have good deals. The coffee prices seemed in line with other places.

This is a wonderful, wonderful place! It is filled to the brim with unique and exciting items. The…read moreowners are super friendly and helpful. Go visit them, and buy some fantastic stuff!!!

I had some time to kill before my movie so I decided to walk around Cottonwood wall since to my…read moresurprise it was still open after 6pm. For it being a Sunday I have to say I was a bit shocked til I saw the Santa booth by the elevator and was reminded it was the holiday season so during the holidays they extend the hours. Anyways after walking around I found this shop. They had a lot of home decor, furniture, hand made blankets, apparel, geo rocks, novelties, jewelry, and so much more related to New Mexico. The blankets they had were so soft and neat, if I didn't have to buy Christmas presents, I would've bought one for myself. They had these dia de los muertos figurines that I absolutely fell in love with! The furniture they had was gorgeous! Wooden bed frames, tables, and even leather couches that were so comfortable and neat. The home decor items they had ranged from wooden sculptures to hand crafted metal figurines. They offered so much. Admittedly the prices were a bit high but it's to be expected for handcrafted products. The mineral rocks were gorgeous but pricey as well. Definitely didn't much under $10 but admittedly everything seemed very good quality so the prices I thought were fair. They are located where the old Zumies was by the elevator in the middle of the mall by the candle shop.

Norma Jean's store is fabulous with unique finds for your home. Not the cookie cutter type of…read morefurniture you see at most furniture stores, great accent shops that embrace the southwest/rustic genre. Awesome accent pieces, conversation pieces. I would come for the items, but I'd come back just for Norma Jean, she's a doll.

The lady who owns this place is so kind! I came in looking for a sofa (which she doesn't have), but…read moreshe gave me a couple of other places to look. She has some extraordinary furniture here too. I would definitely recommend this place!

Not what I expected. Michelle was nowhere to be found, they didn't sell Catwoman outfits and I…read morecouldn't find any Witches of Eastwick, Scarface or Grease 2 memorabilia. C'mon, there's gotta be plenty of Grease 2 memorabilia lying around. You couldn't give that stuff away. Instead we have a boutique that strongly competes for First Place in this highly competitive, locally-owned strip mall. This is an absolutely divine shop to find a gift for your lover, each and every item that hangs on the wall or shines on a table is clearly hand chosen and, from what I could ascertain, impossible to find elsewhere in the city. World-sourced fabrics, jewelry, sweets, coffee and eats, alongside plenty of locally derived stuff; while I shopped I was offered a taste of some absolutely delirious plum dark chocolate, ungh. Prices were on the hefty end but affordable, certainly not in the Married To The Mob range; the clearance table by the front door had some steals. My favorite products: accessories and bags made from "reclaimed" bicycle tubes. It's a small place, but there's a changing room for those that want to try on the clothing, which is intriguing (but alas no period pieces from Dangerous Liaisons). Most of the gifts were geared toward women, yet I found a few things I'd love to have as well. Overall, the next time you shop this mall wander south of Bookworks and see What Lies Beneath, er, next door.

This store is full of fun finds from across the globe and the staff could not be nicer! I can…read morealways count on them having a great selection of jewelry at reasonable prices