Smaller jean selection at Dilliard's. Only found two and they were high rise and looked too big on…read more No luck. The jean selection was limited and wasn't able to find any mid rise at all. I was able to find and purchase a chiffon CK long sleeve shirt in off white though. Did succeed in finding a pair at Buckle.

I'm not an extrovert nor a huge shopper at all...and very much have been buying things online under…read moremy comfort from home + computer than subjecting myself to interacting with a salesperson at a mall. But finally, I stopped by Cottonwood Mall because I had an appointment to attend and was too lazy to drive back home. So, I figured I would just kill some time at a mall instead. The mall itself was ok. Frankly, it reminded me of how much time and habits of people had changed over the years. The mall didn't have too many people..it was more like a gathering of groups of people just so they could interact/hang out together...rather than a place to go buy/get something (e.g. shopping mall). I felt like more than half the shops inside the mall were either empty/closed or had no foot traffic. Most people seemed to congregate around food court, which had smaller ticket prices and people could sit/interact. I ended up sitting around the food court, and doing my things, too. Got my paleta from Paleta Bar....but beyond that..there wasn't really much to do. I accomplished my tasks of spending about a little over an hour there at a mall before my appointment...but...I wouldn't really think of going back there again to get something. I mean...to me...online shopping is king..save me all the time/hassle of driving..and I can pick/choose anything I want...get real/honest feedback/reviews from other people before making my purchases. What more not to like about online. So...all in all, nothing against Cottonwood Mall..it's just...that physical shopping stores don't really attract me so much anymore..unless the place has unique shops or offers unique experiences for me.

A nice neighborhood shopping center! This place has a movie theater, a hair salon, an ice cream…read moreshop, and lots of other little shops. Parking is easy with a large lot. Be careful of the trees- they had support wires that'll clothesline you if you don't watch out. There's plenty of ingress and egress points from the large intersection with Tramway and Central, right along old Route 66! This place is built on the site of the former Mountain View Inn, which was a magnificent hotel that Elvis once stayed in. The hotel's glory days faded after years of vacancy and ultimately, a fire. They bulldozed the hotel and built this place instead. It's a nice upgrade from the abandoned burnt out shell that once stood there.

After strolling the shops and park in Old Town Albuquerque we had an early afternoon lunch at one…read moreof the local New Mexican eateries, we then had the pleasure of strolling and shopping through this incredible Albuquerque landmark - Patio Market Old Town. An excellent location to while away some time strolling, relaxing under portico shade and benches. But this old and cared-for historic patio area offers a vast array of shops and galleries to keep you busy and entertained for a couple of hours. When we visited we experienced: Allen Aragon Gallery; Amy Jane's Cool Stuff: Blackbird Coffee House; Butch Phillips; Dancing Crow Gallery; Desert Bird Mercantile; the Ghostwolf Gallery; Guerrilla Graphix; Nikki Zabicki's; and the Yucca Art Gallery. Each shop and gallery was unique to itself and worth the perusal. This is most definitely a must do for both locals and we tourists alike. Highly recommended.

There are a lot of shops in Old Town, the majority are located in plain sight. Then there are a few…read morehidden gems off the beaten path. This market is located about 75 ft from the street behind other businesses and down a small walkway. It's small, 5 eclectic stores and a coffee shop. The stores advertise themselves as "New Mexico True" products that are 100% made in NM. Give this place a look - you might be surprised at what you find

It's just a great place to hang out, get food and drink a beer. Also, it's a queer friendly…read moreenvironment..

We stopped in and grabbed a couple beers at the brewery and they proceeded to get some food. There…read moreare a lot of options to choose from! Walking around to all the different spaces, the places is clean, and there are a few different available bathrooms with the second deck having elevator access. The staff and all spaces are very friendly. This is a very cool location to visit and get a little bit of flavor from every genre of food.. the tacos that we ordered came out and were absolutely superb!

Very great wide variety and selection of shops in the plaza, you can easily spend all day here…read more Great service and value for your money at these shops as well. I recommend you it out if you haven't been there and it's great for the whole family.

One of the best Plazas in Old Town. Plaza Hacienda Properties has great restaurants, live music,…read morefine art and wine. I would recommend this plaza as a must visit to any tourist or locals of New Mexico.

Very convenient plaza as Trader Joe's, some eateries as well as VCA Animal Hospitalis here…read more Wondering about the Jinja Restaurant here as we have a Jinya in Hawaii, but idt it is similar based in the spelling and menu. Why only 4 stars? The parking is small and congested. I will still stop by as the Trader Joe's here is nearby.

Best antique store in the state. It is consignment style, which bring its own pros (eclectic mix…read morewith wide range) and cons (at least one millennial paint everything grey and up charge $100 booth) , but overall has a great mix of items and price ranges. This is not really a place for furniture but is great for art and Knick Knacks. I love the art featured by Ginny Brown and special New Mexican specific booths.

One of my favorite monthly stops! Always changing, friendly, and love the hidden treasures. It's a…read moreclassic valley favorite!

This store has a lot of antiques and collectibles. The customer service is excellent! However they…read moredo not have very much of a surplus selection. And a lot of items do not have a price tag, it is dependent on who is behind the counter. If you're looking for surplus this is not the place unfortunately.

A very sad place, from the dingy lighting and old musty smell, its not a pleasant place to shop in…read more The right half of the building is very early lit, which houses all the surplus offerings. The left half houses the furniture and is brightly lit so the difference is glaringly obvious, The aisles in the surplus area are narrow, with objects sticking out and blocking your path so you have to walk with a lot of care. The center aisles are so dark that you can barely see anything, and considering that most of the items are designed to have low visibility, it makes sense that not having the lights on make for a terrible if not dangerous shopping experience. There appears to be plenty of products but the reality is that the select is poor, its not stuff that most people would want, and it seems to be the derelict dregs leftover fro what other surplus stores across the country rejected. If you are shopping for camping or emergency supplies, this place is likely to let you down.