We loved our lunch, the atmosphere and the staff!…read more We were traveling from Denver to Santa Fe and wanted to stop and wanted to investigate the town of Trinidad. We had stayed overnight a couple years back on a roadtrip to Santa Fe. We arrived at lunchtime and were intrigued by this place. We liked the history of the place and the homey comfort. If you dine in be sure to read the information on the wall photos. We got a couple of Paninis: Turkey Apple Cheddar and Applewood Bacon & Ham. We pared the sandwiches with Sweet Potato Fries & Onion Rings, but more importantly Hanks Soda & fresh baked cookies! What a deal they have for lunch and great taste!

Almost didn't notice this was a lunch spot until we walked in. It was a pleasant place with a…read moresouvenir shop in the back and they have yummy paninis. Good spot for lunch if you like sandwiches!

Honestly had such a good time shopping here. I found some vintage jeans that ended up fitting me…read morelike a glove! Marsha was very sweet and i felt very comfortable shopping here. I come to town when I visit my mom an every year and I know i'll be back again. I can't wait to come back and find new goodies!!!!

We came in just to look around and to purchase some tea. Without provocation, the shop owner…read morestarted off by demeaning homeless people around the community, preaching her political beliefs about Trump and Elon Musk, and practically started yelling at us when we just wanted to finish the transaction and get out of there. I asked her if we could not talk politics while we finish the transaction. She told me that I was trying to silence her? After it became clear that she wasn't going to stop harassing us, we decided it was best to just leave. She lost business by forcing her own beliefs onto her potential customers. I would advise anyone not to go here, this lady seemed very unstable and just downright unpleasant. While we walked around the rest of downtown, we asked some of the other local business owners if they were familiar with her. They said that they are and that this is a common occurrence. After checking the other reviews, it became obvious that it is a common thing. All in all, seems like a very unhappy lady trying to force her views on potential customers and literally losing business over it. Crazy.

Really cool selection-you'll find great gifts here! Housewares, goodies and treats and practical…read morecooking tools.

I think I'm on a mission to…read more. SAVE RATON!! So, I've been going to and from CA to CO for the past two+ years and the Amtrak has definitely been a secret pleasure of mine. The rates are pretty darn reasonable and the experience is quite nice. One stop I thought was simply magical was Raton. It let me know that we're almost to CO or well on my way back west. Whether I'm jumping off to hitch a ride on the Grey Hound connector to hit the major cities, or hanging tight on the train a little longer to visit my cousin who lives near the La Junta station... Raton is a quiet town with some of the sweetest folk one can encounter. Enter "The Pack Rat" One of a few places open this past Labor Day was this great place. Browse for staple souvenirs and even amazing locally made goodies like rosaries, jewelry, crafty items, and even yummy eats. Our 2 hour delay got us patronizing and socializing at the Pack Rat. The owners were cordial and very helpful. They were very inviting and informative. Not too pushy and gave us just enough space to freely move about the establishment without feeling watched or pressured. They had a fairly large selection of dream catchers. Small to big! We snatched a howling wolf that was pretty huge for $25. A definite deal considering I got one in AZ or UT from a "native" that was the size of a half dollar for 15 bucks. They adorn the walls, so please check them out if your into them. I walked out with some snacks for the road, a habanero salsa, that catcher, and a few other trinkets. The Pack Rat is a tourist must because what's better than good people, local items, reasonable prices, and tons of souvenirs to sift through?? I was fully satisfied with the purchase I made and would love to come back again. AMTRAK, would you please consider re-opening the Raton station? Spread the word!!! I'm on a mission to save it all :)

Paid $70 for an ounce of nice buds. Staff was super cool and the shop had a good vibe.read more

Good variety of products, fair prices, friendly, laid-back staff. They also had a donation jar out…read morefront for the firefighters fighting the local fires - which shows you the type of place this is. This is a bud shop that is part of the community and looking out for their neighbors, they're not just out to make a buck. They are the nice guys of the pot shops in Trinidad. Wish I had caught everyone's names, but I believe it was the owner I spoke with and two female budtenders. All were really friendly and easy to talk to. They carry a lot of edibles and they also have t-shirts. It kinda reminds me of a traditional old Colorado gift shop. With weed.

Buffalo Chip is a great place to find a very unique gift please check them out very friendly and…read morewilling to do anything for there cuystomers

From the owner: We are a very unique gift shop with one of a kind items if you like unusual and unique items you…read morewill love our shop

Wonderful shop full of trinkets for kids AND real souvenirs. My whole family loves their collection…read moreof sweaters and fleece and they have great stones! It is really the West! They also have milk and snacks which comes in handy in Cuchara. The best part is the authentic goodness and western charm that comes from the owners Uralia and James. Always helpful and they know everything about the valley. Uralia is known as the "Lady of the South."

Always the place to go for things needed urgently and locally! Just gotta love the owners too who…read moreare caring and helpful people x5!!!

Carol is always friendly and helpful. I love seeing Sugar, the kitty. There are many clever gift…read moreideas.

Trinidad Greenhouses has always been my go to florist when sending my sister who lives in Trinidad…read morespecial occasion gifts. They always send the most gorgeous arrangements and she loves them. Highly recommend!

This is such a little spot for collectible trinkets. They carry a lot of porcelain figurines which…read moreare nice if you are into collecting those. There are very few handmade souvenirs such as bracelets or necklaces, which is what I was looking for. The owner is such a friendly delightful woman which I found very comforting in a a town Ive never been to.

We just met Ms Helen, at Helen's Gift Shop. What a lovely store. Very clean, beautiful Native…read moreAmerican Jewelry, and a little something for everyone.

Our favorite store in Red River. From the time you walk in the front door you are made to feel so…read more welcome. Grab your girlfriends and have fun shopping for hours for gorgeous turquoise and beautiful Indian pottery. We can't wait to get back to this little store every year!

I love The Bobcat! The owner, Sheri McShan, is amazing and her store is one of the best in New…read moreMexico. All items are made by native Americans and reasonably priced. She is friendly, and you can try on jewelry with no sales pressure. My family has been shopping at the Bobcat for over 30 years. We love Red River and visiting the Bobcat yearly.