Cool collection of folk art from Africa and South America. They were having a sale when we went and…read moreI found two cool Milagro crosses to add to my collection. The merchandise was thoughtful and eclectic, the prices were reasonable and the service was prompt and polite. No complaints here! We'll be back.

Lovely native to the area shop lots of treasures by local craftsman and artisans It is totally a…read moretreasure

Super nice staff. I got a Native American Bear, which will protect me (Meaning of the bear). I…read morelooked at other stores, but none of the bears compared to the one at Gallery 8. Definitely come in and check out their items. They have mini bios of the artists and it's a really fun place to see what kind of pottery they have to offer. They also carry jewelry, especially the famous New Mexico turquoise. They back them up with warranty and certify that they are authentic. Sometimes buying turquoise on the street, you can't be so sure of their quality and their is no guarantees backed with the ones you purchase. Key Facts: 10 am to 7 pm everyday. Exclusive to 3 specific Native Americans Artists that sell their work here. 50% off during peak seasons - summer & balloon festival. Verdict: 4.7 out of 5.0

I purchased a ring from here that was very beautiful and they even sized it for me for free. It was…read morea $60 ring that I wanted to last I took it off every night but the gem broke off within the first month I plan to send it in to fix it. The reason for the 4 stars instead of 5 is the fact that I bought another ring for half the price in SanFrancisco and have had it for over 6 months now with no damage.

Very fun witchy trinkets! Are they overpriced? Absolutely. Are the fun? Definitely!…read more I didn't actually buy anything from here, but it was cool to walk around. There was a hat I really liked but it was over $150 and it didn't look like the print would've lasted very long. The only really unique thing I saw was the little pieces of artwork scattered around, but they were way too pricey. Other than that, nothing all that unique about this place. It had a similar feel to other witch-like and crystal stores. 3.5 overall

This was a fun store to pop into while we were walking around the downtown area visiting local…read moreshops. I had originally found this spot online when I was looking for spots to visit while we were in town as I love oddities and witchy/spooky items. They had a decent selection of sages, incense, candles and gemstones along with a mixture of clothing items and accessories. I am always on the look for taxidermy insects for my collection, so I was a bit sad to see they didn't have a selection of framed insects, bones, etc to check out aside from one framed butterfly on a shelf which I think was used as a decoration. The prices seemed a bit high on some of the products, but it could be due to its location in a prime touristy type shopping area. The store itself felt cozy and is inside of old building, so the shop splits off into two little rooms. I unfortunately didn't find anything I wanted to grab, but my teen found a candle she wanted. All in all it was worth stopping by to check out and see what they had to offer and the girl working the register was really sweet and helpful.

This is one of the most darling antiques shops that I have been into. They have lots of furniture…read morepieces and tons of other little items. It is a treat for the eyes, how everything is displayed and I want to buy it all, but I have limited resources. They have a toy section, run by Larry, the Toy Guy, with so many toys that brings back many memories. There are lots of china, old lace, and household bric a brac. Some is wonderful old furniture too. The owner's Roxanne and Gaylord Campbell are very knowledgeable and can help you find what you are looking for. Pam, their assistant, is equally just as charming and helpful. There is plenty of off street parking. I could spend hours here just browsing and finding the right treasures.

Larger items outside ate not priced. i was given a verbal price of $600 fir a door and that they…read morewould work a deal with me. I called back a few hours later to confirm it was still there and the exact price . I was told that I was told the wrong price while I was there and that the item was $750. I have bought several high ticket items from you ... never again. Buyer beware!

We came here on our Route 66 vacation and are glad we did…read more Even though we didn't make any purchases Charlie the store owner showed us some beautiful vintage Navajo bracelets which were gorgeous, but a little out of my price range. Inside feels more like entering a museum than a southwestern antique store. We really enjoyed talking to Charlie and visiting Cowboys and Indians.

Ive tried the rest but keep coming back to the…read morebest...Outstanding customer service and extensive Vintage Native American Arts and Artifacts..

Larry was very informative on the local hobby scenes and his store had a bit of everything for…read morethrifters, great service, good value.

this thing is about the size of a one car garage and full of junk. Not worth stopping at. it is…read moreNOT an antique mall!!

Rosie's store is one of the most unique antique stores I've been in since I can remember. I just…read morekept looking at one thing after another going wow and every single piece was polished to a sheen. When you go in your eyes, don't even know which direction to go. it's also compelling plus she has tape measures out in each room- the thing I needed, and I had forgotten. If you're on the hunt for something special and beautiful, don't miss this fabulous place!

Fun to browse and staff was helpful and accommodating when I found an item in a booth that had…read moremoved out but sale signs still up. Plan to return soon!

Excellent variety of souvenirs available, even adjacent to real native blankets and Minnetonka…read more They have shelved more precious items like knives and Indian jewelry and they have the typical magnets, mugs, thimbles, clothing and the moccasin/throw blankets. Enjoyed the bottle 66 soda. The staff in front was very nice and helpful. Prices of different souvenir items were affordable.

This is a tourist souvenir shop. It's not a fancy designer art gallery with carefully curated…read moreitems that will excite and delight. It's a trinket store with items bulk bought from China. Now, there's nothing wrong with that (well, actually the global use of disposable plastic items is a problem, but not one for Yelp, I think) but keep your expectations on this fact. The store itself is pretty large, with many an item being sold. I'm sure there are some things in here that are made in NM but a majority of the items are trinkets. I collect magnets of places I've been so I always come in to these kinds of stores to find the best ones. I didn't expect amazing service at the cash register, so I wasn't disappointed when I got the meh attitude from the teenager working. I paid, he gave me my items, transaction complete. New magnet obtained!