This is THE shop to visit if you come to town. Marfa has some *ahem* "interpersonal skills" to work…read moreon as a whole, but the woman who runs this business is amazing, as is her sense of humor. Did you know that Michael aka Miguel Myers haunts Marfa? It's true! A must see - oh, and her pup is pretty damn adorable, too.

This place was so fun to visit! I got to talk to Lesley, and she's delightful. They have postcards…read morewith 1-star reviews of Marfa, and they made me laugh. Such a nice little shop with some really nice items to buy. Definitely worth checking out!

Open 24-hours this shop is funky and cool and amazing. Why? Because it's a vending machine. That's…read moreright and it's filled with artwork and other locally made products. This is a must-see, must patron store. If you want a unique gift or souvenir this is the place!

I bought three coats for three little boys that they love;…read more its the leather braclet that dropped the rating. the animal head came off while I was giving the gift to a granddaughter. Mom is very ingenuitive and can fix it of course, but it was a "Pricey " gift to have it fall apart before ever being used. Susan Idaho

I am so happy Wassermann Wranch now has a "downtown" shop. Visiting all the alpacas, donkeys, llama…read moreand kangaroo at the Wranch is one of my family's favorite activities in Alpine. Now we can find their gift shop treasures in town. Lots of really lovely alpaca products, along with local Bee Wranch honey and other gifts for critter lovers. And the teddy bears here are the softest I have ever felt. Soon I hear the very sweet owner, Heidi, will be bottle feeding her baby kangaroo at the shop!

Wonderful store that is a part of the Gage Hotel block, owned by that consortium. Packed with gifts…read moreof all sorts designed to appeal to a West Texas upscale sense of design and related items. You might find Mexican style blankets, designer kitchenware painted in unique colors, gift items, cards, books, etc. My understanding from the retailer working the store is that this is considered the official gift store for the Gage Hotel. Connects by door to the V6 breakfast bar and coffee shop next door so you can pass from one to the other without leaving either store. Interestingly, more evidence the Gage has pretty much taken over the entire block except for a couple of businesses, one which includes a regional bank a few doors down.

"Javelinas & Hollyhocks?" My 11-year-old inquired as I drove to the boutique in Fort Davis, TX…read more "Yes, just wait. It seems like a cute shop," I responded. I quickly found free street parking. The outside had a bit of a western feel to it. On the inside, it was much larger than we anticipated with kid's toys, candy, and books to the right scattered with a variety of other merchandise like knicks knacks, magnets, stickers, cards, postcards, hats, collector's items, and more. When we entered to the other side past the register, however, much more sophisticated gifts in the form of women's fine jewelry, handmade soaps, purses, and women's clothing was nicely displayed. The lady at the register was nice enough, but she seemed to not care so much for kids. I purchased this t-shirt I have yet to wear because it has been so cold lately. It has Willie Nelson, Buddy Holly, Stevie Ray Vaughan & Billy Gibbons and reads "Texas Rockmore" below a Mount Rushmore-inspired photo of the four of them. A sister store is located in Alpine just down the road. Yelp denied my request to update the website on this page, so here's their link: https://shopjavelinas.com/ Thanks, Javelinas!

Store facing the main drag through Fort Davis, Texas. Great selection of items with a friendly,…read moreeasy going, helpful owner/manager at the helm the day we visited (Saturday 9/2/2023). We were never felt like we were loitering, needed to hurry up and buy something, or too loud. Really laidback. So we loitered, visited, and shopped. Came away with a few cool things that of course we didn't need, but we wanted and would bring joy. Easy to make your way through the store, there's lots of items that promote the history, archeology, geology, astrology etc of the local (50 mile circumfrance+/-) area that would provide good background reading, watching, use.

Lots of cute stuff, lots of tourist trap stuff, lots of expensive stuff, lots of unique stuff. Got…read moreaway only buying 2 ornaments and a sticker. Overpaid for it,but what the hey...it's our vacation and Terlingua knows it.

While the outside of this store is hardly enticing it is a shopper's dream inside…read more Yes it carries the usual tourist stuff such as magnets, T-shirt's, etc but it also has a decent wine selection, kids toys that don't require electricity or batteries, coffee beans and Turkish dishes. Yes Turkish dishware which BTW is beautiful. Apparently the owner went to Turkey for a wedding (lucky person) and decided to import some in. I picked up a few pieces because the local Turkish store by me in LA fails to put prices on items wishing customers to barter for prices which is a drag! Stop in! Well worth it!

I stayed across the street at the cute Sierra Blanca Historic Lodge and was excited to find out…read morethere is a very cool crystal, rock, gift shop right across the street. The building is very neat rustic blue front with diamond cut windows. Rosenda's gift shop is a great place to find crystals at a very affordable price for rock hounds. I found a gorgeous amethyst crystal, rose quartz and pyrite to take home as gifts. The owner is the sweetest woman you will ever meet and gave me a small quartz crystal to keep in my pocket for good luck. She also sells balloons and custom gift baskets. This place is cash only so come ready with cash to spend because you will find something you will want to take home for yourself or a loved one.

She was very happy to have customers who gave her 4 extra dollars for a one dollar plushie. Please…read moresupport her since her shop is falling apart.

Great gift shop, the best gift shop in the big bend!…read more I love it, you gotta try its last frontier coffee

We walked in on a rainy evening 10 minutes before closing time. The store was empty. We did see…read moresome things we wanted to buy. The lady behind the counter was brusque & rude & told us we had 5 minutes to look around! We walked right out. Poor social & business skills!!