Good books! As some said, it's pricey, and the guy talks way too much, coming up with a story for…read moreevery single word you say. I understand he is trying to sell, but in the end, it makes the whole experience uncomfortable. I wanted to look at the books in peace and quiet, to decide what to buy without constant interruptions.

AMAZING variety of books and CDs in Spanish and English about different Latin American…read morecountries/subjects. Jim's totally helpful. But man, it's pricey. Not that I would even know where to get the books they have there otherwise -- none of this shiz is on Amazon -- but it's pricey.

Have never felt more unwelcome in a store. Upon opening the door, an employee was standing directly…read morein the path, and made no attempt to move. She started at me blankly. When she did not move, I thought perhaps they were not open, so I asked if they were. She rolled her eyes at me and said "That's why there's a sign on the door. It says 'Open' ". Wow. How incredibly rude and unwelcoming. She didn't greet us, or move to allow us into the store. What on earth just happened?

Good selection of very specialized books dealing with the American West, and some books in…read moreoverlapping areas. A large selection of maps, stored in pull-out drawers, and a reasonable amount of pamphlets and other ephemera. The store has a strong smell of cat. Just in case you're allergic. It's not a normal bookstore cat smell, it's much stronger.

My new favorite toy store! Unique toys from around the world…read more The owner was very nice and answered all my questions. Definitely recommend stopping by if you're in Santa Fe!

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

We stopped here because we saw a miniature bronze statue that resembled the huge statue we saw in…read morePueblo, Colorado. The artist Dave McGary. He died in 2013 at the age of 55. His wife destroyed all his casts so no one could duplicate it. If you have a chance to visit the Riverwalk in a Pueblo stop and see the beautiful statue of the Lakota women with her beautiful quilt. I believe it is in the veterans memorial area.It feels hidden in the corner.

Beautiful arts inside the store. Make your choice and buy it on internet for 10 times less. Santa…read moreFe plaza and the stores are now a joke. I'm a local for many years FYI.

Small store and the worsted weight yarn selection was limited but def 4 stars for the employee…read moreworking. She was very helpful but didn't follow you around like other yarn shops. Wish there was a section for local yarns.

I have been buying from Tutto (on line) for about 2 years. As I live in Australia i can not visit…read morethe store but my experience...yes as good as it gets.

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)

The store owner is a real life Indiana Jones type. He used to be a house builder until he had an…read moreaccident, fell off the roof. So he took up geology and mineral hunting, because he said anybody can go dig a hole. He traveled the world collecting rare stones, fossils, and even large meteorites. A real interesting guy I could listen to his stories for days. He plan on going to Morroco next. At first glance, the shop/museum looks too expensive but there were tons of affordable pieces I picked up. He takes credit cards too. Stopping here really made my day in Santa Fe

On a recent trip to Santa Fe, we had the pleasure of visiting this fabulous store. It's actually…read moremore like a museum than a store, but fortunately you can purchase the items on sale. I found a beautiful piece of natural aquamarine with black tourmaline running through it from Namibia - it's stunning and was so excited to add it to my collection. The owner was lovely! Such a kind man who spent lots of time with us explaining about the different minerals and fossils and where they were found. My friend said this was her favorite store that we went to for our entire trip to Santa Fe. Do yourself a favor and definitely check it out when you're in town. It's so cool!!!

This gallery moved to this location after being on pricey Canyon Road, and the space seems like it…read moreis much better suited to the wide variety of works they display. We attended an artist's talk by Moira Garcia, whose fascinating work was featured for the month. We arrived early enough to wander the gallery for a little while, enjoying the eclectic, surprising, and exciting "made by hand" works by local artists. Moira's paintings that focused on the idea of florescence, as influenced by Nahuatl culture and art, were stunning, large-format, unframed works that were mesmerizing on their own. The gallery also featured her lithographs based on Codex hieroglyphs, and included a major work on delicate Mexican paper that was actually two paintings sliced up and then woven together into a third, composite work. The gallery provided pastries and coffee for the healthy-sized crowd who showed up on a Sunday early afternoon, and kept finding more folding chairs to accommodate the stream of interested folks who stopped by for the talk. Highly recommended as a stop on your downtown Santa Fe wanderings.

Hecht a Mano (made by hand) is located off The Plaza. It featured small whimsical sculptures and…read morepaintings. A new exhibit in the back of the store showed many ceramic sculptures. Nice welcoming staff. Metered street and lot parking.