This shop is a little gem. The owner is extremely friendly and welcoming. His prices are…read morereasonable and his selection is full of treasures to be found. Good to support small businesses!

They are no longer at the address listed in this ad and the phone number says the voicemail is fullread more

Dedicated and amiable staff. Extensive and variable selection. Reasonable and negotiable prices…read more Convenient and easy to find corner location and parking.

Hours: Sat and Sun 10-5 Easy to find. Clean and organizrd…read moreshop. Nice selection. Friendly staff. Reasonable prices.

I love supporting local businesses and have wanted to stop in for a while but the first few times…read morewe went by they hadn't put in their espresso machine yet so we decided to wait. They have since installed their machine so today we were able to get a quick lunch and it was in a word "wonderful." First the coffee. I just got a straight up café latte and it was great. The roast was perfectly balanced and I can say it was worth the wait. My wife had a chai latte which was also great. For my sandwich I chose the Norman Rockwell. I was a little nervous at first because I'm picky about my bread (no wonder bread for me, please) and I wasn't sure what Dave's Killer Bread was. But Dave really knows his bread and the sandwich was delicious. The atmosphere is eclectic but fitting and today we had a musician playing and singing Spanish ballads which was fun. There is also a little antique store that is worth browsing through. The only thing that would have made the experience better is the coffee cups are all disposable even if you are eating in and it would have been nice to have such a good coffee in a real cup. Regardless, this won't be our last visit and it is a great addition to Main Street. On a side note, 10 or 15 years ago my wife and I had a pumpkin soup in Germany that was amazing and has been for us the holy grail of soups. Since that time we've tried to find a recipe or to duplicate it by trial and error to no avail. But today we found that soup right here and it totally made our day. Finding that soup alone made the visit worthwhile.

The Main Street Vintage Mercado is a great addition to the downtown Las Cruces scene…read more This is the perfect stop for shopping, sitting with friends, enjoying an Italian soda, coffee, or a paleta (Mexican popsicle). The owner is extremely friendly and her barista is equally welcoming. When you enter this establishment you are not just a customer but a welcomed guest. Some unique items you may find here: antique dishes, antique lamps, antique furniture, antique chandeliers, unique items such as antique pipe holders and fabric wall hangings. I have no doubt if you are looking for something in particular the owner either has it or will go out of her way to locate it for you. Further, the prices are VERY REASONABLE. As a collector of milk glass I am an avid antique shopper and I have a good handle on pricing. For example there was an antique chandelier priced at $95, and an antique end table priced at $30, and a ornate milk glass vase priced at $14 (I have seen this exact vase located elsewhere for double). I did enjoy a fabulous Raspberry Italian Soda, the perfect amount of flavoring, including whipped cream and a cherry. Super good!!! There are seats for relaxing with friends over a drink or dessert and the shopping is just a fabulous added bonus! Check back at this location as it has just opened and there is more coming in the future according to the owner. I will revisit!

They have a lot of nice things, and the prices didn't seem to be that out of line…read more I couldn't find the Covered Barristers Bookcase I was looking for, but there's always another time. Hopefully I'll hear from them if one comes in before I get back.

The store is clean, good lighting, and quality household items. These are not flea market finds…read more The volunteers are friendly and willing to help. There's always a wonderful set of china, or framed pictures. The furniture is antique store worthy.

It is Sunday at 1:52 PM. The website said they would be open today, but I came by to find the store…read moreclosed. Disappointing. Two other people came by while I was waiting to see if the owner was simply running late. Owner, you Lost business today. Please update your website so people are not inconvenient. Update: Gabe is the owner and I caught up with him yesterday. I absolutely love the furniture they carry and bought three large, unique pieces. They were able to deliver the very next day and I love my new furniture! Turns out Sunday Gabriel was on a buying trip and his assistant was unavailable to open the shop. It happens in small business. Changing my review to five stars from two stars.

Purchased four pieces and will be back for more! Quality of each piece was great. Highly…read morerecommend.

This little shop is full of treasures. The shop owner is so friendly and helpful. It is a mixture…read moreof antiques, home decor and rustic furniture. There is something for everybody. I just discovered this place and will most definiteley return. This little shop is located next to a gas station on the corner of Jornada and Bataan Memorial West in Las Cruces. Good to support small businesses!

Really glad I found this place. I've collected a few art pieces here over the past few months and I…read morefind myself always wanting to come back to see what else is new. The place is filled with works from local artists and the owner always keeps it fresh by changing the art gallery out every other week. The place is tucked away in the industrial area of town - so it's not something you would come across unless you searched for it - but it's worth the visit! It seems they have more space available in the building and I have suggested they create a 'Mini Meow Wolf' for Southern NM ;) If not, I hope George R R Martin somehow runs across it one day and funds the art collective here lol.

Really fun collection of vintage goods and art. I didn't have time to flip through the LPs, but it…read morelooked like a small but mighty collection. I look forward to going back.

Very eclectic place. Not your typical pawn shop. Full of antiques and collectors items. I could…read morebrowse for hours. Quite a place to see. Friendly staff.

This small store is more like an antique store than a pawn store. Many items like vintage dolls,…read morehistorical typewriters and tools are worthy enough to be in a museum. Walk slowly as you never know what you will bump into.

I've stopped here 3 times during your posted "open for business" hours. You've never been open.read more

Janet and her team got the job done when I needed someone to remove the contents of my parents…read morehouse. They packed everything up and within a couple of loads the house was empty and we can list it for sale. We had set an appointment in December for January 25th. They showed up that morning, started packing and moving. Thanks for a good job!

Signs outside say this place is going out of business. I'm not surprised. I go to this antique…read moremall about once or twice a year. I went back a couple days ago. Hardly anything has changed and the same items are up for sale--all the "good studff" must have went out the doors years ago. What remains is overpriced and there is little of interest or true value. Even with the current 20 or 30% off everything was still overpriced. Just a lot of damaged trinkets. The main problem with the place is the management. The lady that runs the place is always holed up in the center of the store sitting on a chair reading. There are mounds of boxes and junk surrounding her in heaps. Signs all over the junk heap in the middle of room say "Do not touch". Its really a shame we don't have a well-run antique mall in Las Cruces.