This collective cooperative always has top-notch offerings by very talented artists. (Our…read morefavorite is Meredith Britt's works--paintings and some intricate paper collages. There's a lot to choose from---jewelry, clothing, lots of eclectic art, tiles, etc. I even saw some "I heart Sheriff Longmire" bumper stickers. There's not a lot of shops on the Plaza, but make sure you stop in this one!

What a wonderful find. It's right on the plaza. It's an artist co-op with many different types of…read moreart to choose from. We bought a couple pieces and the lady behind the counter was so nice. When visiting the square, stop in and enjoy.

It is iconic and looks fantastic from the outside. So many film stars have stayed here while on…read morelocation. We recreated the staircase scene from No Country For Old Men. Pablo took the Woody Harrelson role and I took Javier Bardem. Sadly we had no hat or shotgun but we did a pretty good job. There are no lobby signs indicating that the next floors promise lots of fun information on filming in the area, local outlaws and which stars over the years have stayed in which rooms. I spent a good 30 minutes soaking it in. It is a musty maze across two floors, with books and trinkets. I loved it. The ground floor of the hotel is a charisma bypass. What a pity as the cafe and lobby could be so much more fun and informative (this is true of Las Vegas generally, so many wasted opportunities). There is a gift shop with the usual pottery etc. Staff were fairly oblivious to visitors. We opted not to stay overnight. I peeked in many of the rooms and they looked like they had retained their 19C furniture in keeping with the time period. Some were large some were not.

No parking except for on the street. Elevator was slightly worrisome and the room left much to be…read moredesired. Caanceled my stay for the return and stayed in Santa Fe.

wow, this hall is a gem to the historic Las Vegas downtown vibe. The historic murals on the walls…read moreflank a very handsome stage.

Let's go out to the movies! let's go out to the movies…read more Let's go out to the movies and have ourselves a snack.

Old style drive in theater. Sound is played on your vehicle radio. Double feature and both movies…read morewere new releases. Nice retro experience.

Stopped in here while driving through town. It's a fairly large space with two levels and a…read moresmallish bar and an arcade that would be great fun for families with kids. We ordered a couple of individual slices of New York style pizza with our preferred toppings. The pizza was quite good. The beers were cold. And the service was fantastic. Our server, Gates, couldn't have been any better. He took great care of us while also serving many other tables and customers. This young man was really impressive and if he was my employee I would give him a raise!

This place is lovely. The decor is nice inside with two levels. The second level seems to be for…read morereservations and parties. They have an arcade area and plenty of booth seating. So much to see when you walk in. It seems to be busy a good majority of time but after tasting the pizza I understand why. The side Caesar salad was just ok but the pizza is very unique. Not a huge pizza fan but if I want pizza I will definitely be coming here. The staff was welcoming as well. They also have outdoor seating with views of the Plaza park across the street. Very affordable and usually offer great deals. I got the one slice of cheese pizza and added jalapeños and mushrooms and it was so hearty.

I'm always skeptical of super 8's however this location in Las Vegas was a super find. Room was…read moreclean. Bedding was clean. I saw a lot of reviews that the hotel is outdated. Honestly as long as the room was clean, I don't care how old the furnishings are. I personally liked that there is no carpet in the rooms. It makes it feel cleaner to me. The breakfast was a little less to be desired. It had the very basics: bagels, cold cereal, muffins, and packet oatmeal. But I came for a night's rest not the breakfast. Would recommend if you wanted a clean place to lay your head down.

Cute hotel. Enjoyed the free homemade soup and the massage chairs in the lobby! All employees very…read morekind.

This post office is close to my area of residence so it was super convenient to get a post box…read morehere. The service is typically fast and you are in and out. The representatives are nice too. Lots of parking spots available. I dislike how people have messed it up to where it closes at 5pm so we no longer have access to checking our boxes after hours due to vandalism. I hope they reconsider and make it 24 hour access. I chose this location for the flexibility of grabbing my items but I now have to scramble to get here before they close. All in all a nice post office nonetheless.

AVOID NMHU! The NMHU social work program in Albuquerque and Santa Fe is highly unprofessional. I…read moreattended both. The in-class instructors are fine, but their staff to help students with practicums is surprisingly unsupportive. They falsely claim to have additional support staff for students in their practicums. Practicum problem #1. NMHU hires outside social work professionals to oversee the student at their practicum, but in reality, if there is any problem (and they arise more often than one would expect), the outside professional is reluctant to get involved because it requires a lot of paperwork to address issues and they don't like that. Problem #2: Even worse, is that they use their adjunct instructors as practicum supervisors. This conflict of interest is a lose-lose for students. That sets the student up for not getting help from the school's practicum manager because then the manager is in the position of choosing between helping the student vs. helping their coworker. In this situation, the student has no one to turn to for guidance. The school falsely claims to have loads of support for their students. When I reached out for help with the practicum, the student support staff all turned their heads because they did not want to tangle with a coworker. Other schools know that practicums can be challenging and some provide a practicum class that meets regularly for ongoing group support until practicums are completed. That's much better than leaving a student out there on their own against the odds. It's challenging enough to complete the schoolwork, never mind having no support when a practicum goes bad. Definitely look for a program that has ongoing in-class support for students throughout their practicums. AVOID NMHU!

I am currently a freshman at New Mexico Highlands University and I have to say that this…read moreinstitution has not left a good impression on me. The application process was sloppy and when I had questions about anything before I started attending the school no one at any office answered their phones. I did not learn anything about the university until orientation which was the day before classes started. Heading into college I thought I was going to be walking into a university like they show on tv. Nice staff, wonderful and comedic teachers, great food, and clean dorms. That is not what I got. The staff is lazy and seemingly always angry for no reason. Everything is a hassle on this campus and everyone makes it seem like it is your fault that they have to do their jobs. No one seems like they want to work there. The teachers are sub-par and are bleak at best. Everything about the class time at this school reminds me of high school. No one takes anything seriously and teachers show clear favoritism the minute everyone sits down in class. The food is okay... but its not good. Considering that we pay way too much for food. Also, it seems like schedules are set up so that your can never eat at the cafeteria. It's obnoxious. Now, the dorms is where I had the biggest problem. I had no choice on where I wanted to stay. I did not even get to look in the dorms to see which rooms I preferred. My room was selected for me the day I applied to the school. I am staying at melody hall and I have to say this is the most disgusting building I have ever seen. I am amazed the place has not been condemned yet. The building has a rancid smell radiating from it at all times. its a mix of wet cat food, rotting fish, and a 3 day old dead animal. The rooms are hardly ever cleaned and vacuums are not allowed in the building for some reason. Nothing ever gets fixed. My shower stopped having hot water around the middle of September and I put in two work orders and it still has not been fixed. Also, the amount of times that the police get called is ridiculous. But I don't blame anyone. There is hardly any lighting on campus at night and there are not enough emergency obelisks around. Overall I would not recommend Highlands, it is overpriced and under performing.