Family owned gift shop and has been here for years. Great selection of souvenirs for Route 66. This…read moregift shop has locally made Native American beaded jewelry, pottery, and some sterling silver jewelry. If you as passing by I would highly recommend! A great stop to look around, take pictures and stretch your legs.

We just saw a sign while driving, stating that this is the biggest Indian reservation in the USA…read moreand I wanted to see what is this about. Yeah right. We stopped and just walked in here to ask how can we get in. Apparently you can't :( It actually goes through 3 states but it's not an option to walk around or see stuff. Anyway we decided to check the shop and what are they offering but after seeing that it's either some poorly made fake jewelry or super expensive hand made things around, we left disappointed and empty handed.

Cigars very cheap great selection!! Picked up a few to support our Indian Nation... They also have…read morealot of Native American doll, paintings, peace pipes, arrow, all the stuff you probably wanted when you were a kid!!! This place offers tons to choose from so if your passing through Arizona on the I40 you should check it out...

well this is long over due. i couldn't find my stickers and business cards after looking everywhere…read moreI found them!! we went in this store the tee pee trading post along our travels on route 66. we talked to Chad who was absolutely wonderful. what a nice person, very informative and just plain enchanting. we wound up buying two lahaina dolls along a tee pee. he was charming and you just had to but because he was so nice. we plan on coming this way again maybe next year on our travels to williams. an adorable store full of exciting stuff !! you can help buy some treasure to take home. vu do's to you Chad and we'll see you soon it was a pleasure

Gave it 4 stars because they don't answer the phone it look to be a nice place, don't know, didn't…read morego inside. If you're looking for "Indian Art" or souvenirs l have a surprise for you..THEY ARE ALL MADE IN CHINA!

Had to stop off to see the glory that is the continental divide…read more This gift shop was well ordered and had a nice selection of items. The staff were very personable and helpful. The bathroom was clean and a welcome change to some other places we have vistited. Great place to stop, stretch and poke about.

This was a fun stop. Yes, a bit expensive but nice. The ladies were sweet and helpful. There was a…read morehuge selection of jewelry and much more!

This place is so interesting. Lots of Navajo art. The staff was so nice and accommodating. We…read morefound beautiful turquoise jewelry here. Yes, the prices are high, but we didn't have time to shop for other locations while passing through. 40%off original price for quality. The clerk said the lights in the store were made especially for it, and are not for sale. So unique. Love the huge petrified wood on the steps, too. Bathrooms are clean. Note: There's something for everyone that's affordable. Please make a purchase of you only stop for use of their restroom(s).

My wife and I picked up some amazing turquoise bracelets there, as well as a few other things…read more Jayla was very helpful and knowledgeable about the stones. We then met the owner Donovan who gave us even more insight to the business and our purchases. Will definitely be back!

Wide selection of pieces for jewelry as well as complete jewelry, beaded items, bolo ties, belts,…read moreherbs... It seems like it is a collective with various individual sellers/artists. Came for bolo ties and bought a bolo tie and belt, both beaded. Second time coming to this shop, a sit is Native owned an operated (there are MANY Native shops in Gallup on the 66, but few are Native owned). First time I came I bought jewelry, bolo ties, and pieces like charms for jewelry.

Was a beautiful place to stop and get some gifts for yourself and family back home . Ladies was…read morenice & had some good jewelry. Love will stop here again

Loved stopping here on our roadtrip, bought some hand woven coasters, very cool place friendly…read morepeople.

It won't disappoint especially if you're a Cars movie fan. The sign alone is a must-see stop if…read morenothing else, just for the photo op. We got our Passport stamped and enjoyed meeting the employees who were friendly and welcoming.

Stopped by to check out the giant jack rabbit and sit on it for some photos. This trading post is…read moreeasy to get to since it is right off I-40. Unfortunately, the trading post itself was closed when we stopped. This is definitely a fun and free Route 66 roadside attraction to stop and see.

Friendly service. When you walk in it's clean and organized! They currently have false blankets for…read more4.99!! Cheapest I've seen. The selection is large and clean. Lots to choose from.

Stopped by to use their restroom and to check out the souvenirs, purchased several shirts ,2 little…read morebags, and a dreamcatcher. (All of which was pretty expensive) we use the restroom and when I get out I wanted to take a photo of a piece of their turquoise Jewelry to show my mom since she loves turquoise. I then get yelled at by the woman behind the counter saying "no photos!" I never saw any signs saying no photos and in my mind couldn't photos and posting only help their business? Either way after spending the high prices for their merchandise and then being treated like crap over taking a photo I won't be stopping by again.

Chee's Indian Store, Between Gallup & Winslow Wow. Best stop…read moreof the whole trip, and I don't say that lightly. Plenty to unpack, but I'll keep it to what actually matters for the next traveler pulling off the highway. First: the fry bread. Second: the fry bread. Condensed menu, just the basics, no unnecessary hype, no fake variations, no upsell. They know what they do and they do it right. Third: the gift shop. This one surprised me. Solid range of price points, collector-grade jewelry sitting right next to casual pieces and everyday gifts. Sundries, the usual gift shop fare, but also a few original items I didn't see anywhere else on the route. Dropped some good cash and walked out like a bandit. Fourth: the staff. The two ladies working were some of the friendliest, most engaging people we met the whole trip. Made it easy to keep browsing, and kept the wallet open longer than planned. Must-visit if you're moving between Gallup and Winslow. Don't blow past it.

This was a nice stop for a weary traveler looking for a unique gift with a gorgeous design…read more There were souvenirs, rugs, jewelry pieces. Beautiful displays full of rocks and even game pieces. I loved looking around, found some great glass stones and pewter figurines. It was a great place to rest and shop.

On November 25, 2025, the Painted Desert Visitor Center was closed for renovations…read more Coincidently, this is the same visitor center for the Petrified Forest National Park. I did not see signage for its anticipated re-opening. The woman at the gate who took my national park pass was not at all chatty. Not welcoming. She also did not indicate that this center was closed. I still got out to walk around and check it all out. Then I decided I should use the restroom before my haul to Albuquerque. Denied! The restroom in the nearby dining hall was closed for cleaning. Lol. It would have been nice to have gotten my passport stamps and learn a thing or two, but maybe next time if there is one...

Didn't get to stay long at the Visitors Center as we took too long to do the Painted…read moreDesert/Petrified Forest drive. Had 15 minutes before they closed. I got my passport stamp, and we were able to quickly purchase postcards and a DVD that was on sale. Even though it was close to closing time there were plenty of people still in the center, but the staff didn't seem to mind they were still smiling. I do regret not being able to spend the time to look at the exhibits in the center, but next time I'll try not to dawdle on the drive through the parks.