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

Bought all my families gifts here, amazing purchases at great prices! Authentic! Great fun staff…read moregave my toddler a free ring as her first piece of Native American jewelry. Loved it so much!

Super cute store have a little of EVERYTHING! Especially nice workers and helpful. This place will…read morebe a regular on my visits. Get a punch card!!

Wow what a cool place! More consignment than thrift but definitely beautiful items. Outside so…read morecute, and person who helped me (owner?) was very nice. A great gift shop w some Los Alamos merch plus more. Great unique style.

This is an historical building of significance in the history of Los Alamos and beyond. It has…read morebeen converted into an art center now with classes, a gallery and art shop! It is really worth a visit if you come to Los Alamos!!!!!!!

The Fuller Lodge Art Center is fantastic! It always has fun things to look at, and I usually find…read morea unique and beautiful trinket to take home with me every te I visit Los Alamos.

We were strolling around Santa Fe and wanted some souvenirs. This spot caught our eyes so we…read morechecked it out. Here was our experience AMBIANCE Parking: Street parking and down yonder you there's a structured parking as well. Feels - On the tip of the charming old town of Santa Fe. It's a pleasant experience to stroll, see the small businesses. The spot itself is just completely full of clothing and souvenirs, it's impossible to NOT walk out with something PRODUCTS Great clothing wear with different colors and sizes. I can't believe there were so many blanket sizes. Very colorful and soft. CUSTOMER SERVICE Great! Friendly people and helpful. TL;DR OVERALL 4.5 Stars | Wonderful spot! Great selections and at a reasonable spot. Close to a lot of eateries and other spots to enjoy the sights and scenes of Santa Fe. TIPS: * For souvenir needs, this is a great one-stop shop.

My sister and I happened to walk in while on a recent trip to Santa Fe. The owner was warm and…read morewelcoming. The selection is so wonderful and stood out from the other shops. It's one of those shops that has so many options, you have to really slow down and look at each individual corner upon the layers of items. The selection is carefully curated and authentic to items that you find in South America, including pottery, decor, clothes, baskets, bags, and we even found beautiful handmade wool headbands for the winter. This shop is great for finding reasonably priced gifts or something unique and special.

Native American vendors daily display and sell their jewelry and handmade items. All are beautiful…read moreand unique. I highly recommend because the Natives are licensed for permits to sell in Santa Fe. The jewelry is authentic and high quality stones and metals . I recommend paying with cash (service fee card) . I purchased quite a few pieces for myself and family for gifts.

Will return - shopped there daily -:)…read more Some calls it Native American Vendors Program of the Palace of the Governors @ New Mexico History Museum. It's a block away from our hotel. Vendors are mostly kind. Their self made products, mostly with turquoise are wonderful. The opaque, blue-to-green turquoise is a mineral. Persian stones from Nishapur (of Iran) is used as a guiding reference for evaluating turquoise quality. Navajo and Hopi tribes are known to produce high quality turquoise jewelry. The top two of the following 4 kinds of turquoise are widely used in Santa Fe area: Sleeping Beauty Turquoise  Kingman Turquoise  Bisbee   Royston  They (including the stores as well) prize Sleeping Beauty for its consistent sky-blue color. However, it's no longer being mined (?), while Kingsman has brilliant blue color, but it isn't as precious as SL due to the fact that they're still abundantly being mined. One native vendor explained how the program work: They've a committee, to determine the eligibility (sometimes vendor has to go before the committee to demonstrate their skills - like making a piece). The covered corridor has 63 spaces, each marks with a white number. If the vendors are more than the spaces, they'll have to do a lottery, which means a particular vendor may not come tomorrow. In General, a particular vendor doesn't come everyday.  On the last day there, I purchased a bracelet from a generous man, who explains the logos are his name and his daughter's. When I pay, he tells me a less amount voluntarily. I was a little hesitate. Although I like bargains and discounts, but I don't ask for it with small vendor, especially with the artist him or herself.  "Are you sure?" I asked. Actually I was not 100% sure what he had quoted me earlier.  "Yes, it looks so nice on your wrist." I paid what he asked. Thank you.

Great fry bread. Had a couple of tacos and a couple with honey. Excellent!…read moreAnd, the owner was very friendly.

Dominic was so friendly he instantly felt like family. His aunt makes the beautiful pottery shown…read morein photo. The fry bread was so light and fluffy and he made it on the spot kneading the dough and cooking it on the spot. There was no heavy oil taste, just made with love. We shared travel stories and laughs. Great family owned store front, will defiantly come again if traveling through New Mexico! (Fry bread is cash only)

Nice things inside but poor customer service. They essentially ignored me but then were friendly to…read moremy husband who is white. I'm not going to assume racism, but whatever that was it wasn't polite or professional.

Been providing artisanal pieces for 40 years. *W I D E* variety of choices and price ranges…read more Professional, friendly staff. They maintain relationships with their craftsman. I bought a beautiful sterling necklace and every worker who picked it up named who crafted it. With such an inventory I find that remarkable. Hubby had been looking in vain for a Santa Fe key ring replacement he'd purchased years ago. And worn out. He was ecstatic to find them here. Exactly what he wanted in sterling silver. So many choices and prices. You can't go wrong. Do check them out. You'll surely find something you must have. Or a delightful gift for someone!

Surprisingly great food! Better and larger burger than I've had at some sit down restaurants. Many…read moreoptions for drinks and desserts looked to be made in house as well.

Really solid place to eat, which is unusual for a National Park eatery. I had the Bison Burger…read more(lean, yet juicy) and my wife had the Doug Burger - massive and unique as it was topped with a batter-dipped green chile pepper. We ended the meal with a hot & fresh Indian Fry bread (similar to an Elephant Ear). Fantastic meal after a morning hike surrounded by the beauty of Bandelier!