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.

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.

OMG! What an amazing place! So many great local artisan crafts to choose from. We were just passing…read morethrough on our way home and wanted to get some pots. I wish we had a truck. Loved the solid wood furniture, the native rugs, the mirrors, even the New Mexico chili!

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.

March 10th, I visited your store at 3400 Calle Cuervo NW in Albuquerque. I wanted to recognize the…read moreCashier #815845 (I forgot to ask her name) and Dayton. I purchased a large ceramic planter and needed assistance with getting it to the cashier. With a friendly greeting Dayton asked if I needed assistance of which I did. Once at the register I attempted to use some gift cards unknown to me these days you have to activate them before use. The cashier was extremely patient, kind and friendly. Dayton assisted with getting the planter into my car and what a delight he was. Both the cashier and Dayton made my shopping experience very enjoyable. Your company is fortunate to have both of these employees and wanted to make sure you were aware of their excellent service. Thank you so much Miss. Cashier and Dayton.

At home is like my clubhouse! My friend and I go there very often, even if we don't buy anything…read morethat day. It's just got a lot of cool stuff. My only concern is the prices. Some things I have wanted to get were quite high and in some cases ridiculously high. I still love the place.

This is the most impressive gift shop & store I've ever seen attached to a museum. In my quest to…read morelearn more about the indigenous people of America, finding authentic books & information has been difficult, but the Indian Pueblo Center is truly amazing. The prices are affordable & the cultural items, trinkets, etc are truly amazing.

Every time I am in ABQ, I come to the Indian Pueblo Culture Center. Of course, I'll stop in the…read moregift shop. What I've appreciated, in the past, was the ability to find cheaper things to buy, as souvenirs, as well as some of the higher end items. This last visit, I was shocked to see so much expensive stuff, but not any variety. I expected to see examples of pottery, kachinas, and and jewelry. Now, I only really saw jewelry. Saw some bars of soap for $9 a bar. Same soap, at a store, on the edge of Old Town was less than $6 a bar.

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.

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.

What a lovely space, with unique artwork, clothing, and gifts. I purchased a painting that is now…read moreone of my favorite things, and a scented soy candle that I prefer to all the scented candles I have ever used.

I walked in last week, just browsing and not one person came to help me or even greeted me. The…read morelady stared at me and yet ignored me. She talked to others around me but not a word to me. I'm not sure why but maybe because of my race?! Or maybe she thought I may not buy anything. Terrible customer service so I won't be back.

In college, I had a good friend who was This Close to putting a Fashion Police paddy wagon on the…read morestreets of Burque. So often, Sireesha just couldn't stomach our collective dysfunctional fashion faux pas; she'd be driving along and see somebody, and suddenly she'd hit the brakes and be like, "Howie, that's just wrong. She's wearing a pant suit. And f@cking Birkenstocks. I'm going to do it, Howie, I'm going to get a f@cking van, and f@cking grab these people off the street and give them better clothes and give them a f@cking clue." I kind of feel like Tess Coats, the tinker and thinker behind this spectacular Airstream mobile boutique, is passing silent judgement on this city, as well. It's not enough that she thinks our taste in home decor, cosmetics and accessories are something of an embarrassment, no, she obviously thinks she needs to forcibly do something about it. She's going to drive the f@cking store to your f@cking park or coffee shop or show, whatever. She wants you to buy really incredible locally-made stuff and get with the program, already. I'll stipulate that I've yet to buy anything from this immaculate silver bullet, y'know, I'm still trying to figure out how to simultaneously sport socks and flip-flops, but in the meantime, I'm really glad Tess is in this town. Definitely peruse the goods, and dig the interior design work. I love this concept, she's really good people, and Spectacle Caravan is super AlbuQuirky. Thanks for bringing some style to our streets.

From the owner: Spectacle Caravan is a mobile mercantile that sells a well curated collection of locally made home…read moregoods, unique gifts and accessories from a remodeled vintage Airstream.

I am a long time shopper of the Kidz Shack. I went to see her new location and I was not…read moredisappointed. It was clean, well organized and reasonably priced. The sections were clearly marked and identifiable. Unlike most resale stores where everything is jumbled and you have to search for what you want. The owner was there and greeted me quickly. She was very nice and showed me things I was looking for. She was knowledgeable about the baby gear and how it worked as well as the companies. I purchased a Baltic Amber necklace from her for my sons teething. Overall I can't wait to visit again. The trade process was easy and I had no issues finding the store. I will be back soon for more trades and to purchase baby gear as my kids grow and I add to my family. A real good spot to buy presents as well since everything is clean and well maintained.

Very happy with the kids shAck the owner is awesome .... she's very helpful but more.than anything…read moreshe is real!! She don't sugar coat and is not fake...which a lot of people can't handle but I love that she is a business owner and is about her business but also.Very helpful =)