Every time we go to Santa Fe we find another little gem we've missed before. This one fits the…read morebill. The building has been around since the 1800's and houses a few *artisan* shops. El Nicho is one of them. No cheap Chinese trinkets here. We saw the work of talented craftsmen using a variety of mediums to create one-off art. Most was surprisingly affordable. A couple of purchases later we left with a plan to return soon.

This is such a unique shop with a wonderful variety of local artists! Debi (the owner) was very…read morefriendly and knowledgeable. I truly enjoyed shopping here and can't wait to return.

Recently passed through Santa Fe (busy time as it was their yearly fiesta festival) and stumbled…read moreupon this place in the downtown plaza. Kids loved it! Neat little hole in the wall place.

Some cute things, but slowly some additions aren't exactly family friendly we found out.read more

This was a great souvenir store with good prices. I found the cutest dog collar for my dog! Huge…read moreamount of selection to shop. Very friendly employees.

Great souvenir store if you're looking to get some gifts while visiting Santa Fe. The location is…read morein the middle of it all, the store is newer, hip, with good quality merchandise, diverse, reasonable prices. I did some shopping in here a couple of times while in town and got some cool items. They had a promotion - to like their store on Facebook and they get you a free mug! My husband did that right then and there and got a cool, fancy Santa Fe mug! They also have an area in the back with items on sales, not bad to browse, I found a couple of cool t-shirts. Yippee Yi Yo has great prices and fun souvenirs, not on the cheesy side. Nice customer service, fun place to shop in!

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!

Got some jewelry from here. They broke the day I got them and I was travelling so I couldn't go…read moreback. They did get back to me months later when I had sent an email - so don't do that haha it's not a huge deal Just sort of disappointing for 200+ jewelry to break day 1. That being said, I'd come again bc I do think in person I could've had it resolved quickly (and they were willing it was just so late and I'm too mobile atm to make it easy. The people working there were nice! And I do LOVE what I got.

Sunwest on the Plaza continues to underwhelm.... It's a decent size store on the Plaza, but the…read moreprices are way to high for the quality of merchandise. The display cases are so jammed full of stuff it's hard to shop. We were treated rather rudely this visit by the lone sales person, who was apparently miffed because her co-worker had gone to lunch. With so many wonderful places to shop, it's not worth the time, effort and abuse to tr6bto shop at Sunwest. Cannot recommend the shop!

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.

Friendly staff, great selection of jewelry and very reasonable prices. Worth the visit.read more

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.

Hadn't stopped here in quite awhile, so decided that we should today. a lot of what we saw is…read moresimilar to what we'd seen in the past with some notable additions. Their display art selection has grown. I'm not talking the welded sheet metal stuff but some nice looking pieces. They've added stone wear kitchen items and dishes. Most are made in NM, some from nearby Colorado. Heavy & nice patterns. Good for us because our stuff is in need of replacement. Somewhat pricey, but good craftsmanship is never cheap. Now it's decision time.

This shop sells all manner of kitchen implements and many spice blends and dip mixes incorporating…read morehatch green and red chiles. You can also get blue corn cornbread and pancake mix, local jams, hot sauces and more! I got all the gifts to take home for my foodie partner here.

Fantastic fun Shop filled with very enjoyable variety of items definitely more heavyset towards the…read moresouth and Santa Fe locals and local history/antiquities but what do you expect Good variety of jewelry, antique art, sculptures, bronze/copper work lots of silver work historical pieces, some vintage children's accessories, toy games slight industrial and some "man cave" items and much more Definitely bring a a nice size wallet most items are beautiful with a nice beautiful price

This place is HUGE! and the collection is amazing. I found a…read morenumber of artifacts and antiques. They are well presented and clean. The staff was super helpful. I did find the prices on the higher side, which is why I knocked off a star. I would definitely visit again.

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.