Wow!! Upscale but not upscale pricing. Loved the selection versus quantity. I bought 2 dressy…read moreoutfits, earrings and a purse for a little over 200.00 I will shop there again when I am looking for that something-unique look

Linda is so artistic and helpful. Live everything I have bought there! Prices very reasonable and…read morehigh quality merchandise.

The crew working on shift on Sunday, October 2nd are awesome! I have done a ton of antiquing and in…read moremost shops the workers stare at you and are super jumpy. Not the case with this crew - they were super helpful without hovering. The prices are way more reasonable than my last visit a few years ago. Everything is organized and clean. I did make some purchases and I am super excited about my finds. I highly recommend!

I visited this antique store with my wife, and elderly parents. My wife needed to use the restroom…read more The staff informed us that the building owner doesn't provide restrooms for anyone--not even their own employees. That alone is ridiculous, but when I said she was full of crap they kicked me out and refused to help my elderly parents. If you're looking for a store that values basic human decency, this isn't it. Plenty of other antique shops down central with better service and, apparently, better plumbing.

Affordable Antiques & Metal Art lives up to its name. The…read morecondition of the furniture (fine furniture, rustic, vintage) is amazing. The selection is quite ample. I saw a couple of pieces that would go well with my decor however I couldn't commit to purchasing because it will be a few more weeks before I finalize my mortgage. The big bonus are the owners. They were genuinely friendly and informative but not the least bit pushy or salesy. I just hope the pieces I had my eye on are still there when I'm ready to move into my new home. If not, I'm sure Affordable Antiques & Metal Art will have other beautiful items to choose from.

My family and I regularly visit Affordable Antiques. The items are always affordable, there is…read moreamazing selection, and the owner is always willing to negotiate. Our favorite part is running into Dave, the pitbull. Who sits in the office looking like a perfect angel. This is a must visit if you're antiquing for great furniture in Albuquerque!

Items are unique and prices are fair. Visit Nob Hill lots to see and experience. You will have a…read moregreat experience Shopping here.

Large antique mall with a wide variety of items to shop for. Prices vary because its individual…read morevendors. The store is well laid out, all the vendors keep their booths neat and everything easy to see. Staff was friendly and welcomed us in.

Once again, a great experience buying furniture from TEMA. We've made four visits this week in…read moreorder to refurnish our front room with a reading chair/ottoman, loveseat and area rug, and Robert Chávez made sure the entire thing was actually a fun experience. The store has a pretty wide selection of better-quality furniture at reasonable prices. They don't have any schlocky merchandise here, but you might be surprised at some of the values you'll find. Definitely worth checking TEMA for items you need before making a purchase at a store that features lower quality items at lower prices - again, you might be surprised that you can find a solid item from a quality brand at similar pricing at TEMA. (That's generally been our experience.) Robert took all the time we needed over our visits, making us feel like we were in the company of a friendly and caring relative who happened to be a brilliant interior designer. David in the back office was happy to answer questions and to make sure everything went smoothly with what is a pretty substantial purchase that we hope will last us the rest of our lives. The result is that we are about to have (not everything is delivered yet) a room that looks better than we ever thought possible - thanks, gents! Note that TEMA is getting out of the outdoor furniture business, so they have some pretty amazing deals over in that section right now. I've resisted so far (we just dropped a chunk of change), but . . . some of those prices are kind of impossible to beat.

We placed an order for a leather chair, ottoman and leather sofa in May, 2026 . A few weeks after…read morewe were informed that the company making the furniture, Palliser, had changed ownership to the sons of the owner and that our chair ottoman would not be coming, but they expected the sofa to be in production. It is now September and we have heard nothing... no status updates. I called a week ago and spoke to a "manager", Samantha, who told us she would look into our order and call with an update by the end of the week. We never received a call. Today, Saturday, I called and was transferred to David who "is in charge today". David informed me that Palliser informed them THIS morning, Saturday, that it is unlikely that they "would ever see the sofa". It is implausible that Tema found out this morning as clearly Samantha knew this last week but didn't want to have that conversation. The situation with Palliser is well known as it is in the news, online and apparently other furniture stores in ABQ. knew about this. Frankly, I am totally shocked that Tema, who we thought was a reputable company has acted in this way. They've held onto a considerable sum of my funds without having the decency to contact me directly. When the chair and ottoman were canceled, I found excellent customer service at Arizona Leather. Tema has lost a customer. There is no excuse for this low level of service combined with a clear lie.

Like all thrift stores, this one is hit or miss based on the week. The service is always…read moresatisfactory, the ladies I often see behind the counter have a great since of humor and remind me every time that I can bargain with them if something is out of my budget. Unfortunately, though, most things are out of my budget. This is not surprising given the curation and high average quality of item per stall, but it leaves me miffed when something is marked up so high past my understanding of its worth. Still, one day I will be coming back for that taxidermy antelope that has been staring my down for years now.

Be careful of the descriptions used on their pieces of furniture. We bought a "teak bookcase"; on…read moredelivery, the bookcase is teak veneer over MDF and the cardboard backing does not match the woodgrain of the teak. We should've used our phone flashlight and gone over the item much more closely. The owner said that if it was teak, it would have been labeled "solid teak." I think it should have been described as "teak veneer." I wonder if the credit card charge can be disputed, as that is my only recourse. It the owner feels that the average used furniture shopper knows the nuances of his labeling, in my opinion he is wrong. I am leaving this review for those shoppers that are not savvy to this and will ask further questions before purchasing. We won't return to either of the stores.

This tucked away little vintage shop on the Eastside is a perfectly curated vibe. It's very much…read moreeast coast/ Bridgeton royalty type vintage. It isn't my style per se, but it is so well done you have to appreciate its beauty. My mom on the other hand is fully immersed in the style and was so in love with the finds here. From glass, to jewelry to wall art there's some beautiful finds you truly can't find anywhere else. I am so happy to have discovered this place- it's tucked away so it would be hard to find organically. The owners were super friendly and welcoming and I think they have great pricing too!

The owner is so sweet and love coming here! Prices are bit high so I'd definitely love to spend…read moremore if they were a bit more reasonable but I understand that they probably need to be that way for many reasons! Love it here!

Known scammers who pressure people into buying overpriced stuff. Very sketchy. Extremely…read moreunprofessional.

Arg- for the most part another overpriced trinket shop selling velveteen Native American print…read moreblankets and pottery. They stock rustic furniture, tin animal cutout and scrap metal figurines (ok those are pretty cool). Then leather belts etc and mass produced pottery from Mexico. What I've noted in my trips through various places selling Native American Pottery (again not from the craftsman) they over price it, but hey we're going to give you 50% off. Ok so enough of my rant. So what drew us into the store was the display of scrap metal artwork based on Star Wars, Alien, Iron Man, Wall-E, Transformers etc. I'm always impressed with the talent & patience necessary to make that kind of stuff. It's the cool factor. The other stuff meh,