Lots of booths. Not many antiques. But worth a stop. You never know what you'll find.read more

There's a little bit of everything at this site from antiques to collectibles and more. They've…read moreadded vendors upstairs, too, which used to be just furniture. Check it out. Fun place to shop!

A hidden gem in Old Town! It has a beautiful selection of linens, authentic Talavera pottery and…read moremany other carefully curated items. I use my Talavera mugs every morning and can't recommend this place enough for a gift or to take a unique piece of New Mexico home with you.

This is a delightful shop! It's full of handmade art and amazing treasures made by local artists!…read more The selection includes ceramics, home goods, jewelry, cards, art and more. I really recommend this place to anyone!!!

When one visits Patrician Design, the first thing one notices is color - engaging color. You…read morecannot help but feel uplifted by the colorful merchandise displayed artistically throughout the store. The merchandise is whimsical, useful, beautiful, and purposeful. Local and regional artists are frequently highlighted and many one of a kind pieces can be found on the walls and shelves. The inventory changes frequently and there is something for every price range and every type of customer - from the visiting tourist to the collector looking for the next addition for their collection. If you need design services, there is none better than Patrician Design. The sense of color in the store is the sixth sense that owner Patti Harrell Hoech brings to any project. She also brings wisdom and design understanding for commercial and residential applications. Continuity of theme is the starting point with Patrician Design in each of their projects. The use of color can be restrained (neutrals) or riotous as a summer garden in full bloom. Whatever the client's needs, Patricia Design provides comprehensive, professional design consultation. One does not have to be in the Albuquerque area to experience Patti Hoech's insight. Whether in California or Minnesota, Patrician Design delivers the design concepts, furniture, color schemes, swatches, and samples to satisfy the client and create a uniquely professional or personal space.

This is a really excellent shop focused on sustainability. There is friendly and helpful staff and…read morethe shop also focuses on working together with sustainable artists and businesses in the community. Fillin funky is really worth a visit!

This little refill store just opened up in the same plaza as Tako Ten off of Tramway. I believe the…read morespace was a salon or something before, but it's a great addition to the restaurants in the area. I stopped in while waiting for some nachos and was able to take a little bit of a look around. It looks like they have a good variety of things like soaps and spices. The overall goal, of course, to be able to be more sustainable in our purchases. I didn't buy anything, but I definitely want to go back for the spice selection. Especially because I've been trying to get better about cooking meats and there was a steak seasoning that I would love to try. The space is decorated super cute and from what I understand, it is owned by a younger woman which I love.

Big G and Fred are a couple of the nicest people I have ever met. The shop has a nice diverse…read moreselection of items. I love the antiques, but also got a great deal on a set of Ear Buds. You never know what you'll find there, but I always know that I can work a good deal. Thank you, Big G and Fred!

Yikes...more like Hoarders Thrift Store. This place is barely shoppable, as in you can hardly find…read morea place to squeeze between the mounds of junk. The prices are way over the top, regardless of whether this were a nicely merchandised and clean shop, versus the filthy heap of junk that it is. The place reeks of cigarette smoke and I couldn't wait to get out and get a lungful of fresh air. There were a few pieces that were cool but were priced above any thrift margin. Once again, if they were a tended vintage shop I would understand the markup, but this is like a nightmare attic scenario.

Known scammers who pressure people into buying overpriced stuff. Very sketchy. Extremely…read moreunprofessional.

Arg- for the most part another overpriced trinket shop selling velveteen Native American print…read moreblankets and pottery. They stock rustic furniture, tin animal cutout and scrap metal figurines (ok those are pretty cool). Then leather belts etc and mass produced pottery from Mexico. What I've noted in my trips through various places selling Native American Pottery (again not from the craftsman) they over price it, but hey we're going to give you 50% off. Ok so enough of my rant. So what drew us into the store was the display of scrap metal artwork based on Star Wars, Alien, Iron Man, Wall-E, Transformers etc. I'm always impressed with the talent & patience necessary to make that kind of stuff. It's the cool factor. The other stuff meh,

I was looking for bonsai, but they had a limited amount. They have a few Japanese art pieces and…read moreoffer classes as well. The workers were not very friendly and standoffish making asking questions difficult. It's a very small shop. I was hoping to see more bonsai.

I finally went was going to so and some money but was told they were closed 45 mins before 1500…read morewhen they closed. Door is always locked have to ring a doorbell just to go in and lock, if they are open.

The place was hard to find but once you found it it was a total gem. The ladies there were so…read moresweet. The antiques were honestly extremely cute my favorite were the chandeliers. The lady working there told us that they are constantly getting new things in every week so it will definitely be a place I will be returning to.