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.

Glad I found this hidden gem of a bookshop. A little cramped by most people's standards, but that's…read moreonly due to the immense collection of books within the space. The owner, Carl, is a wonderful gentlemen who really has a great deal of knowledge and stories from the area. He assisted me in finding some books and CDs from the classical section at a great price. Would happily go back if I'm ever in town again.

This was a fun place to explore. Used bookstores are becoming rarer and hard to find. This place…read morewas definitely hard to find as it is very small and hidden in a shopping mall. We managed to score three books here, including an out of print history book of Santa Fe. The owner was very helpful in finding what we wanted.

This place is exactly what bookstores should be! With works carefully collected over decades, the…read moreshop has unique and beautiful books you're not likely to find elsewhere - and at good prices too. The owner is super friendly, welcoming, knowledgeable, and passionate about books. I could have spent hours browsing and chatting. I'll most definitely be back! The shop doesn't open straight onto the main road but is still right in the Santa Fe plaza. From Palace Ave you go through some iron gates and through an outdoor hallway. It can look like you're not supposed to be there, but you are, so don't be put off - this gem is well worth the few extra steps! If you appreciate books you'll love this place. Don't miss it!

My sister and I have been searching for a special copy of The Call of the Wild for my…read moredaughter-in-law. She read it as a child and said it was a favorite book and inspired her to become a veterinarian. Mr. Nicholas Potter, Bookseller of Santa Fe, advised our search (from California and New Mexico) and introduced us to the Limited Edition Classics, although he did not currently have a copy. When we found a copy through a different bookseller in Pennsylvania, we consulted with Mr. Potter on that purchase. It turns out he knows that bookseller (clear across the country) and he vouched for the validity of his descriptions and his business practices. Clearly he is dedicated to the profession.

I completely lost track of time here and spent over an hour in this small but cozy store. I enjoyed…read moremy time talking to Mr. Lewis, the shopkeeper, a lot during my time perusing his collection of first editions. Thank you for allowing readers to not only touch but leaf through your rare collection, this is quite unimaginable in most used and rare book stores. I never thought I would be able to flip through a first edition of Oliver Twist as well as view original pamphlets that Dickens' works were printed in (ephemerals, as I learned). I hope to come in again the next time I am in town!

I had a fine time here and wish I could have stayed longer. I'm a bookdealer myself, so it was nice…read moreto talk to a fellow bibliomaniac of my own generation. The shop has a LOT of fine stock and I wish I'd had more I could spend on transferring some of it to my own little location. As it was, he sold me some good titles I could take back to Texas with me, treated me like a colleague, and completely failed to behave like I was a tourist--and that's a GOOD thing! ::martha::

The irony of this place is that it's open to "all travelers" as it is called the "travel bug" but…read moreonce you walk in (if you're a person of color) the stares and attitudes that come your way are very uncomfortable! Not coming back....

Cutest little bookstore, coffee shop, snacks, beer, post cards, Fine Luggage, Travel Accessories,…read moreGuides, Books, Maps and small gifs store.

Santa Fe is a town full of history- and bookstores. There are tons of cafe/bookstore combinations…read morearound town, and since this one is beside a cafe, it counts. It's a tiny bookstore, smaller than most in Santa Fe, but it's packed with a lot. One can spend hours among the cookbooks, philosophy, religion. The owners are friendly&are more than willing to take special orders. There are sofas&couches for lounging&reading. High quality books, reasonable prices, friendly staff. Plus it has beautiful mountain views.

I'm so glad I had a chance to visit, even though I only browsed. The most exciting parts of the…read morestore were the staff/tutor recommendations and the books written by faculty. Lots of good stuff, and friendly staff. Bags and things are supposed to be kept outside, but they were kind enough to let me leave my bag behind the counter (I'm a tourist practically living out of a backpack). Store highlights are definitely mythology and classics. I took an Uber in and enjoyed a nice, pretty, long walk back to town. Two thumbs up.

Nice place. Parking is impossible. If you're going for vinyl they have a minimal selection.read more

We loved this local vinyl & coffee shop. Such a good combo, plus the coffee quality was great, I…read morehad a honey cinnamon latte, and they had great NM items unique compared to your typical places. We stopped in multiple times within our trip.

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.

Stacked floor to ceiling with books and other materials from all over the Spanish-speaking world,…read morethis small store hidden away in a nondescript downtown shopping center was a great find! According to Jim, the owner for the last several decades, this store is the biggest collection of Spanish-language materials in the United States (with something like 80,000 volumes!). Jim is very knowledgable and friendly, and we talked for over an hour. I came away with a handful of vintage art postcards and some exciting reading recommendations!