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!

I absolutely adore this little boutique in the heart of Nob Hill. Every time I've been in the crew…read moreis hip and helpful, and the selection is incredible. I always find something that fits my body, fits my style, and fits my budget! Their tagline is "where art meets fashion" and I couldn't love it any more. Go for the sunglasses and earrings, especially! Special thanks to the owners and Jakey for helping me out!

So happy to see that this place closed now…read more They have the worst service of any place that I have ever been to. The owner, who I now know is named Kim, did not smile at me when I walked in the door, nor did she acknowledge my presence in any way even though I know she saw me because I had to go up to the counter a few times to ask her for help with finding clothing in my size. Indeed, she didn't seek me out to ask me if I needed help once! She spent the entire time sniggering with someone who I assume was an employee. As a fellow small business owner myself, I always try to make my customers feel welcome as I know that engaging with potential repeat customers is essential to keeping a local business in business. It wouldn't surprise me if her lack of customer service is why this place is shutting down because I left knowing that I would never come back even if I had liked the clothes. Now for a review of the clothes: they were trashy. I think the store was meant to be a curated boutique of eclectic clothing but all she was curating was memories of a Ross sale section circa the mid-2000s which is to say they looked cheap. (But at least those clothes were affordable!) The clothes were made from synthetic materials that I would not want touching my skin, nothing was cut on the bias, there was way too much hot pink and zebra print? Seriously? I guess I wouldn't expect more from a woman who looks like a knockoff RHWONJ.

My husband and I visited Rustic Home today for the first time and as we walked in we both said…read moreWow...what a beautiful store. All the beautiful rustic furniture and very well made, you could see and feel the quality! We found a beautiful buffet, exactly what we wanted. We are purchasing 2. We also fell in love with a table and chairs, which will be our next purchase. The bonus, was Norma Jean, the owner. She is very warm and welcoming. She went above and beyond to help us get exactly what we wanted. The super bonus was meeting Daisy, a beautiful girl that let me give her belly rubs!

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.

I love this place! My kids' bed frames, my new vintage work bag, some earrings, assorted ephemera…read morehas entered my life through this joint. I think the name is a little silly but otherwise all round great thrifting - casual atmosphere, not snobby, well stocked with a huge variety of finds. Mostly very reasonably priced, which is why I brought my sister here - she lives in Santa Fe, where thrifting is not for regular folks, but in ABQ it's accessible on a budget! The people who work here are kind and helpful, and there's someone on hand to help you load up, too. I've come with various family members looking for various things and had great success, including finding multiple pieces where we said to each other, "you take this home, or I will." Note: as of October 2019 they're moving to a spot on Lomas, not disappearing! TL;DR: You need a classic dresser? A cake stand? A shiny gold purse to give a three year old? At reasonable prices and made to last more than big box crap of comparable price?! This place has got you.

A good antique store. This location is fun because it is one of those that is really appealing to a…read moreyounger crowd of antique treasure hunters. It feels trendy and fun. It was a holiday weekend and I did not see tons of sales posted here which is a bit of a bummer. This location has vintage clothing, home items, dishes, and plenty of antique pieces. This location has a vendor near the door with a large display of soaps and brand new items (I am not sure it's soap, but it is some kind of body care). This is always a bit off-putting to me when I antique because I feel like it says that this store isn't totally committed to just antiques but will allow vendors to sell flea market items. I also shouldn't be so hard on this location they are not lying about the upscale flea aspect of their store and it is that. I think the pricing is fair here and I do think you should visit this location as you walk this fabulous strip of antique stores. The top floor has some furniture sets that are worth exploring before you finalize a furniture purchase at a neighboring antique store.

Very big, with lots of souvenir inventory. Very kitschy. Employees are friendly and its a nice…read morestopover where you can also get a stamp for your Passport. Walking distance of Old Towne which is a site unto itself, restaurants and lots to see.

Established in 1994, they have an overflowing amount of Native American pottery, jewellery, and…read morearts and crafts for sale. It's walkable from Old Town Albuquerque but you can also drive and park since there are plenty of parking spots. The things that stood out as unique here was the large selection of Pendleton made blankets and clothing with Native American patterns. There is almost an overwhelming amount of items here so it's good if you like browsing. The staff also knows a lot so if you have questions or are looking for a specific item you can ask away. You can also ask for a discount and haggle the prices if you think it's too much. My friend accidentally broke a Kachina doll that was already slightly broken, he felt bad and requested we come back right before our flight so he could pay for it. Staff was very kind and gave him a massive discount. He has it proudly displayed at his home now!

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!!

Such a cool place! This is an architectural marvel! The…read morewhole building looks like a museum. It's a round design of prefabricated pieces that make a cylindrical museum, with a nave in the center for display pieces. Inside, it's a two story building, with a ring up top that looks down on the store below. They have a fantastic selection of different pieces of jewelry from different tribes, blankets, rugs, and pottery. The staff is incredibly knowledgeable about the wares, and just listening to them talk shop with the other customers and the other staff members is pretty impressive. Most of them have direct knowledge of the tribal wares, and the story behind them. The jewelry seems to be all authentic, and they take pride in knowing that these aren't knockoffs. Their pricing scheme leaves some to be desired- they price everything at astronomically high prices, then change the discount depending on how business is going. So when I went, it was 30% off everything, which made me have to do all this math. Reading through the reviews on Yelp, it seems that they sometimes go to 50% off if you keep an eye on the place. The selection is some of the best and most diverse you're going to find under one roof in NM, albeit at high prices. My favorite thing that they had here were the Indian rugs. Some nerdy weaver wove Star Wars designs into some of the rugs! In the parking lot, you'll find an authentic Indian horno, an outdoor oven used to make bread. Along there, there's a buffalo pen! Be sure to check out the Indian casino across Tramway if you have some spare time.

I've been going here for fine jewelry since 1974. It's the best place for authentic indigenous…read morepieces.

This locally owned business I tiny and kind of hidden on fourth street just north our Montano. The…read moreowner is super friendly and helpful. The talk era pots are fairly priced and there is a wide inventory of sizes and styles. I've bought a lot of things here and intent to get gists here, too.

This is a darling little shop and the man who is always at the counter when I go in, is very…read morehelpful and friendly (I'm sorry I have never asked his name). They have a wide selection of Mexican handcraft imports, and their prices are MUCH,MUCH better than prices down in old town! If you are coming north on 4th, be prepared to turn left almost as soon as you cross Montano. If you are headed south on 4th, keep looking to the right. If you pass Montano, you've gone too far. Its easy to drive right by this little treasure!