Major fab diva alert for the two ladies working here. Got an adorable stuffed bunny, and…read morerecommendations for shopping. Good prices and selection :)

Great toys & games they encourage you to play with- so much fun to visit and bring home delights!read more

Your local indie cinema supported by Highgarden Entertainment and artists. They have a calendar of…read moremonthly events and screen about two movies a month. Cute little movie theater that is worth a visit.

This is what a movie theater can be. Amazing service, cozy environment and great selection of…read morecurated films.

A must if you like stamps, stationary or general crafting. They have an incredible range of…read morestamps, including locally themed pieces. I believe they also have themed classes, which sound pretty cool. They also do not skimp on their clearance/mark down section in the back (starting at a mere DOLLAR!). Prices are reasonable, super friendly staff, and, again, a wide range of options for all your stamping needs!

What a neat find! I was pleasantly surprised to find this little stamp and Hobby shop! The owner…read morewas super kind, and you can tell every piece in the store was picked with care. If I wasn't leaving tomorrow I would be going again. I could of spent a lot more time and money then I did today, but I'm happy with the items I got!! This is a must for all you crafty ladies!! (Or gentleman, no judgement here)

Cute little place to visit. Good variety of toys from infants to young kids. Decent prices,…read moreexcellent customer service something for everyone.

From cute clothes to puzzles and games as well as the hard to find Jelly Cat's and Nee Doh's. This…read morestore has it all. Excellent customer service! A must stop in Santa Fe.

Huge selection, and, even amidst the craziness of Free Comic Book Day this past weekend, the owner…read moreand staff were so gracious in giving me and my spouse recommendations for reads we might enjoy. People who really seem to enjoy their work in a store that has new and used comics, graphic novels, manga, and games. Just a great experience.

First and foremost, a shout out to Charles. He was just the best. Spotted us strangers from…read moreTennessee noticing they were not open yet, but half chased us down to open the door early. Thrown into the bargain? Just a fantastic little comic bookstore with a nice selection of vintage and new graphic novels and poster memorabilia. Prices were actually very good considering the market. Found a great old MAD magazine for a great price. By the train station? You should stop in for sure.

This is such a fun place to shop......especially if you want to buy souvenirs for the kiddos. They…read morehave really lovely door mats and other home decor. You simply must do a Google search of the history of this little shop. It is a Santa Fe staple. I would definitely return. It is right across the road from Pasqual's and just down the road from Coyota Cafe and Cantina. There is no shortage of people watching here.

Recently passed through Santa Fe (busy time as it was their yearly fiesta festival) and stumbled…read moreupon this place in the downtown plaza. Kids loved it! Neat little hole in the wall place.

Lots of cool items inside and a great deal on Native items. Well organized and clean. Many options…read moreto pick from. Some items are never used. Great selection and great customer service.

A great selection of goodies. The owner was very welcoming and easy to do business with. This is my…read morefavorite antique shop in Santa Fe.

It was darn near as good as I would have hoped. We had gone…read moreup to Santa Fe specifically to have a chance to get a book from George R.R. Martins book store. My gal didn't know it, but I was having trouble finding a hard cover of the first book of the "Game of Thrones" series. I figured if anyone had it, Beastly would. We arrived direct from driving up from Albuquerque. We found the place easily enough, and walked in to a wonderful smell of coffee. The fella at teh register also made all kinds of concoctions. We had to get a cup after that, and it was excellent coffee. It's a brightly lit spot which was great. Along with the coffee aroma it also had some pine like smells I imagine from the woodwork of the shelves. That or the side room they had a spot they were doing some construction on what looked like an expansion. And of course they had plenty of hardcovers, so with a bit of subterfuge my daughter got the book so we could give it to my wife. It worked out great. Next time back we will have to check out his bar next door, as it was closed at the hour we were in town.

Great selection of books and neat recommendations "if you like this, then try this" very friendly…read morefolks working there, cute coffee shop inside as well with seating inside or outside.

I was walking by and stop by. It's a house turn bookstore. It's open and bright. They have a lot of…read morenew books and they even had toys. There's a couple rooms but a great selection of books. Highly recommend stopping by.

What a wonderful bookstore for child and parent! For the last several years, my daughter and I have…read morelooked forward to pursuing the selection at Beehive each time we come to Santa Fe. The space is warm and welcoming - filled with light. The owner has introduced us to many good books by a diverse range of authors. It is a Santa Fe treasure.

Found several cute and unique items in this store! Unfortunately when I returned a couple of days…read morelater the store was closed and there were no business hours posted anywhere. A business card was taped to the window so I called the number and it seemed like a personal cell phone. The person I spoke to informed me they would be closed for the next two days so I wasn't able to return to make my purchases. Disappointed and would recommend they post normal hours of operation so customers can plan accordingly.

We visited this establishment in March 2024 and ended up purchasing a metal sculpture. The…read moresculpture was not without issues. The following is a letter I recently sent to Juan (one of the owners). I have yet to receive a response. Hello Juan, During our stay in Santa Fe, we visited your shop in March of this year and after viewing a video of how the metal sculptures were made, we ended up purchasing a hanging metal sun sculpture. With the additional cost of shipping, we paid close to $300 for it. Upon receiving it, we noted spots where the surface had been chipped and was missing glaze and coloring. Apparently this was how it was sold as we did not view it close up, but rather, hanging at a distance on the wall. We contacted you and appreciated your prompt handling of the issue in sending us another sculpture (though not quite as appealing as the initial one chosen). What you neglected to mention is that these metal sculptures are not suitable for outdoor hanging in coastal areas ie. damp and salty air climates. We had put the first one up (w/o the rays attached) outside our front door. As you can see in the photos, the beautiful colors on the piece had pretty much faded after barely 2 months exposed to the local weather elements. We had refrained from putting up the replacement sculpture as we weren't sure where I wanted to place it on the outside of the home. But now we have the new one with no safe, outdoor spot to hang it, and no space indoors. I imagine we'll figure something out. So the point of this letter is to inform you about what has unfolded with your product and to encourage you to: 1. Offer to take the sculpture off the wall so the prospective buyer can view it up close and spot any damage or flaws that might preclude them from purchasing it. 2. Make your prospective customers aware of the very possible effect that damp or salt air can have on your sculptures. While some buyers might have an idea about this, many do not. If you bother to take these steps you can save yourself some grief and your customers some disappointment with their purchase(s). A word to the wise ...