This store is a little gem! We found 2 vintage Kachina mask…read moresconces which we out of this world beautiful. I snagged both and my wife got a gorgeous turquoise bracelet. I wanted to visit it one more time but I didnt have the time. They have an amazing collection.

I took my first group of clothes and household items to Reneux about 3 months ago. I love this…read morelittle shop and enjoy the variety of quality used items. So far I have received a nice check for my gently used items. I intend to take more for their spring consignments. And I found Allison to be delightful, professional, honest and so friendly. It's a great place to get high end products at exceptional value!

Stepping' Out is a nice little women's store in the Bent Street area. Clothing, shoes.,…read moreaccessories including some jewelry. We spent a short bit of time in the store and had the same experience reported by several of the prior reviews... staff that simply wouldn't leave us alone and let us browse. We were not really looking for anything offered by the shop, so we did not linger. Advice to staff, give customers some space, attentive but unobtrusive should be the rule IMHO.

I needed a new pair of calf height boots...the ones I wore on the airplane destroyed the heals with…read morethe fluctuation in air and temps in New Mexico. Found 3 great pair at Steppin' Out, but the only way to select the right boot was to walk around the store with them on my feet for 20 minutes. TaDa! A selection was made and I may have held the owner up on store closure time...however she was gracious.

I am giving this five stars based on my experience and just a little bit of faith…read more The owner, Jennifer, is *delightful* to talk to and really seems to care about the customer. I learned in our conversation that she is part Hispanic and part Native American. The shop is located in a beautiful space in the Plaza, and the family-owned business piece of it is very appealing to me. I mentioned "faith" because I am not able to promise that every piece in the store is Native-made. Personally, I want to patronize Natives only when it comes to Tribal jewelry and art. The piece I bought is definitely "Native" made, however, upon searching online, the artist's story is that she's a successful businesswoman who's done many things, among them jewelry. No matter to me, she is Navajo by heritage and culture, and she did make my piece! I would definitely recommend trying this store first or if you only have time for a few shops. At least half the shops in the Plaza seem very touristy. This one is classy and, I believe, authentic.

Cheap prices, good selection, friendly staff…read more Stopped in for a fishing pole and supplies. I was impressed by the low cost.

Terrible customer service. I'm disabled and went in showing an associate the brand, type , and size…read moreof shoe that I was looking for. I was pointed to the back of the store and told to look through the boxes to find the correct size.I called a friend for help and tried on one pair of shoes. Come to find out there are numerous shoes in incorrect boxes. I asked if they carried a long shirt and was told they only carried crop tops.When my friend asked about ladies sweats there was only pointing to a corner of the store.I asked a man if he was a manager an he would only identify himself as" one of them". I was concerned about being sure that I was in fact buying the correct size of shoesandwasstold to ASSUME ITS CORRECT I was visibly upset when leaving and the unhelpful female associate heckled me. Since the employees were just standing around pointing maybe someone could organize the shoes. if you go into this store expect not to be helped. They have the customers doing their jobs, which they clearly don't care about . Lots of people are looking for employmen.tA little customer service goes a long way. Sorting shoes and helping find things are just basic retail skills. Pointing, telling you to find it yourself, telling you to assume that everything you just spent over $ 150 on is correct, and finally laughing at you is completely unprofessional.

This establishment is pretty much your typical knick knack/pottery/jewelry store in this touristy…read morearea. Not really my cup of tea so we just walked through once just to check it out.

We stopped in Taos Kokopelli during a recent afternoon in the plaza at Taos, NM. It's what you'd…read moreexpect from a jewelry/pottery/native knick-knack shop in a high traffic tourist area. A few nice things, but generally moderate quality, and quite a few things look imported, not native-made. Think gift shop in a hotel. Lots of stuff, difficult to pick through. OK for a quick walkthrough, I wouldn't spend a whole lot of time here.

This was a pretty cute store! Bigger than I thought it was at first and they really fill it with…read morelots of different items. It's actually a bit too full. I'm saying that because it was really hard to walk past people since the aisles were very small. Not the kind of store you want to go to if you are claustrophobic. While I did find a few things that were my style clothingwise, they ending up not being my size or for my shape. I wish the store was easier to navigate when there are other people there, but overall, I still liked the store. They have a bunch of cute items that would make for nice gifts. Overall 3.5 stars

Really cute store! Has a wide variety of products reaching from candles to clothing to decor to…read morebaby gifts.

Lots of little local shops to visit. You could definitely spend quite a bit of time here. My guy…read moreand I stopped into a few of them, but there was only 1 thing I debated getting, but it was way too expensive for the low quality. I really enjoyed the woman playing the flutes she was selling. She was really good! Overall, decent shops even if they weren't quite my taste.

I always enjoy coming here, especially Common Thread textiles shop and the recycled materials shop…read more Nice selection and very giftable!

My husband ordered a hat and it took 12 months (as promised) and he is very happy with how it…read moreturned out (he had some very specific ideas on how he wanted it to look). While we were in getting the final details I found one I liked and purchased Merry Christmas to us both!

Visited Taos in early August 2020, ordered a custom hat and left 1/2 of the estimated total as a…read moredeposit. After several inquiries (one with no response), I was informed of injuries and a family death that caused delays. Not once have the owners reached out to me, on their own, with updates or any information. Now it's March, 2021 and the business has posted numerous new hats on their Instagram feed over the past two months. Inquired over month ago about my hat status and was told my hat was "in the next batch". New hats continue to be posted but still no updates from the business about my hat. I inquire on Instagram about my hat ETA. Get contacted from the business. I express frustration seeing so many new hats posted on Instagram with zero, unsolicited, contact from them only to be told my order was being cancelled and they would reimburse my deposit. Received the full reimbursement of my deposit and agree it's not a good idea to support this local business that has such poor customer service. I understand things happen and these hats are like artwork that take time but considering all the issues the business has experienced I'd expect them to reach out to me to keep me updated and I'd expect a hat that was ordered so long ago, with a sizable deposit, would be a priority. Unfortunately this was not the case.