Sleepy mall. Truly a shame that Most of the shops are closed. Eddie Bauer, Merrel, Levi and Hanes…read moreare open, but mostly closed businesses. A few Medicare offices are open now here. Still I do like the few stores that have survived. This is my fourth time here and most likely not my last. Maybe it'll grow again since it's well traveled.

Let me start off by saying there are only 6 stores open. This is by far the saddest outlet mall I…read morehave ever been to. A worker said the property is now owned by the bank so many of the stores have left. Hoping that this property gets revitalized as it is the only outlet mall in NM! :( I did manage to buy a couple pairs of Levi's! We stopped here on our way to Santa Fe, but will not stop again as it took up time from exploring Santa Fe.

Nice place for a mall. CVS, Sierra, Sprouts and Market street are our go to stores. The alley is…read morefun as well.

Clean mall. Weird because all stores are partially stocked. Fishing store, gun shoppe, even Ross!…read moreEmpty shelves in every store. Feels strange. Fair prices. The candy shoppe in the center square is a must for any Jellybean lover.

Sena Plaza is a perfect illustration in the traditional Spanish-style Plazas (aka Market Place) of…read morethe Mexican 17th and 18th centuries. One is walking through the past in the present. The beginnings of this Plaza date back to its purchase by Don Juan Sena in 1796 and eventually became what it is over a few years. When you walk the shops and businesses here you are enthralled by the mix of architecture which follows an odd but modest trek from Victorian Territorial to Pueblo Revival, but you know and feel you're in the Southwest. Its enclosed square layout allowed the open and expansive patio or courtyard within in the very Spanish styles with trees, shrubs, fountains and walkways yet the rustic and western feel so prevalent throughout the city and surrounds. The forefathers of the area knew how to create shaded areas from the intense southwester sun yet keep within the comforts for enjoying life, via second story living quarters, verandas and shading canopies. Although this may be one of the lesser known of frequented plazas in old town it remains demonstrative of a way of life way back when no air conditioning existed.

I have heard many negative things about this mall and how it has gone down in quality since the…read morechange of ownership from Villa Linda Mall; however, I thought it was just the opposite. Sure, there didn't seem to be much foot traffic as in the oldin' days, but it was updated inside (as opposed to the former southwestern look of Villa Linda) and seemed to have some really nice stores (didn't stroll much as we came for one specific thing). I would definitely come back again when visiting and having more time to check it out. From the outside, it does look somewhat depressed so perhaps people sense that it is the same way inside (looks can be deceiving) therefore, don't stop in to shop.

The Santa Fe Place Mall was fine by me on 6/14/2023…read more Parking was free. It's a fairly convenient location near Interstate 25. It's home to over 70 retailers according to this Yelp business page. While I didn't spend a whole lot of time here, I did recognize that it was in large part well-maintained and clean - including the women's restroom near the food court. I went here only for Bath & Body Works and The Boba Tea Company. But they have numerous stores including Dillards, Cost World Market, Hobby Lobby, Foot Locker (a Kids store too), Skechers, JCPenney, Boot Barn, and smaller stores like Señor Murphy Candymaker (a Santa Fe Tradition since 1971). They also have a Regal movie theater and LiggettVille Adventure Center near the food court that features a ropes course, zip rails, and a rock climbing wall. More info is at https://www.liggettville.com/santa-fe-place If you don't find what you want here, another plaza is a short drive away with tons more stores.

I usually love coming here. This was about my fifth time here and I was shocked at how expensive it…read morewas this time. There were so many shoes over $100-150. Yes they were buy one get the next pair 50% off. But I decided not to browse too deep this trip m. Usually I can get some much better deals. Maybe I just didn't get my timing right. Next time maybe I will score better.

We bought my 11-yearold daughter a new pair of Womens Speed Strike 2 shoes in May of 2025. Within…read morethe first couple of times she wore them, one of the loops that holds the laces to the shoe fell out. It was obvious that this piece was merely glued in place, with no stitching to back it up. I took the shoes back in to exchange, but the women working there told me that she would not accept them and gave me a national customer service number to call, which I'm sure will be very helpful. I've always had good experiences with the staff there (except for this last visit), but at the end of the day they're selling cheap products and not standing by them when they disentegrate after a few uses. This was our last pair of Merrels.

What a fun place to browse. So many booths full of interesting and unusual item. I wish I had to…read morebigger home to bring more treasures home from here. Lots of Native American and South American items! They are moving to a new location in 6 weeks. Will check it out then.

A hidden gem indeed!!! I happened to come across this place and stopped in to take a look. Wow!!!…read moreAmazing and unique pieces all with so much history in them. Great price points and unique one of a kind finds! The staff was super friendly. And I plan on going back and probably spending my whole paycheck here!

The men's clothing selection is a disgrace. I was shopping for a nice shirt but everything they had…read morewas in XXL or larger it seemed. I spent well over forty five minutes looking for shirts but could only find two that actually fit me. I wear a large, so it shouldn't have been so difficult. I asked an employee about it and was told they get what they are shipped, and it seemed like that's all they were ever shipped. Speaking of employees, it seemed like they were everywhere. Other than that the place was deserted. I did listen to them absently while I tried to find something in my size. It was entertaining as they were all just standing around loudly talking smack about customers they have had. I am not sure how this place has managed to stay in business but I don't expect it will remain in business much longer.

It's still good to see a Dillard's open (& thriving, at that) as most I have seen have closed. We…read moredid not do any shopping here, but passing through to the mall the store was plentiful stocked and appeared to have some really nice, high quality merchandise for sale. It really took me back to the 90's when stores like this were thriving, so I was happy to see it pretty much the same way as I remembered it.

Visited 7/29/18 at SF Place Mall. A lovely young lady named Lulu asked if I needed help. I was…read morelooking for a particular style bra. She was professional, friendly, and sincere. Lulu searched for and found exactly what I wanted; helped size me properly and told me about current sales. I'm 67 and yes still love Victoria Secret's lingerie! The cashier gave me the same polite, professional service. Left with 2 bra's and 5 panties. Don't know what happened in the past (reviews from February and April); all I can say is my experience was delightful!

No one is nice in this store! We are better off going to Albuquerque NM at least there is a good…read morereason to be ignored, Because they are busy! Here it is just because they don't want to help. Sorry Santa fe:(

Major fab diva alert for the two ladies working here. Got an adorable stuffed bunny, and…read morerecommendations for shopping. Good prices and selection :)

Great toys & games they encourage you to play with- so much fun to visit and bring home delights!read more