How can no one have reviewed Hyperclash??! A super-unique shop in the same parking lot as Counter…read moreCulture Cafe, this place is full of handmade items by local artisans & designers. Nearby artist community Madrid has tons of galleries by all-local population, but its rare in the heart of Santa Fe. Bags, wallets, artwork, accessories, jewelry, tees, and of course clothing lines (more skewed toward women but many unisex items) ~ All well made, full of charm, personality & character. Friendly, no-attitude place..& people ask 'where'd you get that?!' a lot when I wear stuff I got here.

Fantastic selection of the most original, hip styles in town. It's so impressive to have a store of…read morethis caliber here. You'll find it hard not to go nuts over all of the choices offered at Hyperclash. The prices are surprisingly reasonable, so going nuts is actually budget-friendly; especially when you consider how the items sold at this boutique are so inventive that they inspire you to upgrade your aesthetic. The owner and her son are precious; they make the shopping experience truly joyful.

Knowledgeable, friendly, helpful staff. Easy parking…read more Wide selection. Great value. Quality!

This is a great place to get Native American goods, away from the touristy shops in downtown. The…read morestaff is so great. Take a look at the old National Cash Registers from the early 1900s. Very cool. I was looking for a Tshirt, but the rack of belts caught my eye. Nice think leather with some western tooling. And good prices for such stout construction. And many are made by Amish. I usually get a size up so i can wear it with my sidearm. The young lady at the counter said I should try it on as they run a little small. She was right and if she had not said anything I would have been disappointed. I went a size up and got a great belt.

Never has been a diner and never will be. If you've seen the movie "Wild Hogs" you'll remember this…read moreplace. It was built as a set for the movie. This place takes full advantage of the biker theme. There are motorcycle related T-shirts , patches, tin signs & stickers. Mostly US brand read Indian & hd. There are rte 66 & Madrid tees, and the list goes on. Of course there are "Wild Hog" movies & posters. Kind of a cool place to get some biker related stuff. But it's a little expensive - if you're looking for local souvenirs there are plenty of other options.

We love the movie Wild Hogs and had been wanting to visit Madrid for awhile. Since we were spending…read morefour days in Santa Fe (actually staying in La Cienega), we finally had our chance to take the drive. The shopkeeper was friendly and we enjoyed visiting with her and the owner when he came in. We learned that the diner was not already in existence, and it's not a diner! It's a souvenir shop. The diner was a set built for the movie. The souvenirs are reasonably priced with LOTS of t-shirt choices. Madrid is along the Turquoise Trail Scenic Byway and a great day trip if you're near Santa Fe.

What a fun place to browse. So many booths full of interesting and unusual item. I wish I had to…read morebigger home to bring more treasures home from here. Lots of Native American and South American items! They are moving to a new location in 6 weeks. Will check it out then.

A hidden gem indeed!!! I happened to come across this place and stopped in to take a look. Wow!!!…read moreAmazing and unique pieces all with so much history in them. Great price points and unique one of a kind finds! The staff was super friendly. And I plan on going back and probably spending my whole paycheck here!

Fabulous new shop in Madrid! Dozens, if not hundreds, of fantastical discoveries are tucked in…read moreevery nook and cranny! From beautiful skirts to colorful dresses and tops to the best back packs and purses we've seen anywhere and the most whimsical headbands ever! Lovely kites to fly or hang as decor / art. Beautiful tapestries and a great selection. Handmade items from Nepal at amazing prices. Whether it be a special gift you are looking for or a treat for yourself, do not miss Little Tibet....you will not leave without some new treasure! We have stopped in here the last two times we've been to Madrid and left with wonderful new finds. Enjoy!

Ruth Aber, proprietor and owner of Mostly Madrid (MM) is as knowledgeable as they come about Native…read moreAmerican art and local art. Her store is a living example of her knowledge filled with an eclectic array of jewelry, art, clothing, local creations and hidden gems. I have known Ruth and shopped in MM for almost 30 years. I always find something I can't live without! If you're in Madrid, this is a must. (And pick up some of Harvey's chocolate next door at Shugarman's Little Chocolate Shoppe)

Ruth the owner is a hoot to talk to. She explains all she knows about the town of Madrid and the…read moreartists that are represented in her store. I loved the alum art earrings, so light on my ears, attractive and reasonably priced. Must get me more. I love my saguaro cactus cutting board, it is functional and beautiful and created by Patricia W, I want another one. There is loads of Southwest jewelry, tchotchkes and different art. Unfortunately we were on a time crunch so I chose and bought quickly but looking forward to another visit in the future. Madrid is Mostly awesome.

Beautiful shop that celebrates various art pieces. Interesting sculptures, wall art, figurines, art…read moregifts from local artists. Something for everyone including locally made soaps, lotions, cards and others gifts. Knowledgeable store manager that is friendly and helpful.

One of my two favorite galleries in Madrid. We have purchased their pottery and art work. They…read morehave beautiful Southwestern jewlery. They have outstanding Raku poetry pieces.

This is a small boutique along Canyon Road where the shops are all quite nice and tend to be very…read moreexpensive. The clothes here are quite whimsical. I bought several outfits here that made me question an out of body experience. Apparently this can happen in Santa Fe - I bought stuff reminiscent of a Spanish Bordello girl, a Western woman of questionable repute. Some people walk away with things in the style of First Nations/Native Americans, others become cowboys or cowgirls....I somehow went desert burlesque. I'm always trying to be "different". So my pieces from Judy's are nice, if somewhat "dramatic"...not that everything is of that ilk, mind you. I didn't mind (in the moment) spending $200+ per on casual outfits, that's way out of my normal range but I was on vacation - and as I said, I'd lost my mind - but the service at Judy's brought it down a star. Service knocks it down a star - could knock it down 2. The young woman that helped me was very rude. Some of the staff was snobbish. When I asked the woman, "how does this look?", she literally rolled her eyes and then said sarcastically, "it looks great." At least I didn't buy that get-up!