I already left a review but I had to come back just to talk about this guy. They should name this…read morethe everlasting preroll. I can usually kill a joint myself but this guy smokes soo much I'm pretty sure I got 4-5 sessions off it.

normally number one place to go, I wish I could send the…read morepictures that I have because quality has gone down.

This is the place to go in Tucumcari. Very knowledgeable and friendly. The dispensary has won…read moremultiple awards. Impressive selection of high-quality product at a great price. You will be happy with a visit to this shop.

Amazing selection to choose from and nice being right off the highway. Saw good reviews and the…read morebillboard off the highway. You definitely will be happy taking the extra 5-10mins to stop in

Ed was incredibly helpful. Both of us with joint problems and chronic pain. Really helped us…read moreenjoy our travels, I was able to walk considerable distance, and get adequate relief to sleep at night!

Twyla was a helpful guide with my purchase today. Friendly and welcoming. Great store. Good…read moreselection of products but inventory was a bit low. Reasonable prices.

The people are always so nice and since shopping is limited here there always a good thing.read more

Friendly, we'll-stocked, little quilt shop on historic Route 66. We found plenty of parking for our…read more40' RV on the side streets on the Saturday morning when we were there. The owner, Diana, was teaching a class when I arrived but she checked on me several times to make sure I had the help I needed. She said they have been open about 13 years. Nice selection of Moda fabrics and fat quarters. I even bought a tee shirt. Now we have two reasons to stop in Tucumcari: Watson's BBQ and Dessert Rose Center.

Still cannot believe the lack of hospitality within this shop. Maybe it was because we had just…read morecame from a super friendly shop in Adrian(Dream Maker Station Route 66 Souvenir & Gift Shop) but the standoffishness of the staff here at the Teepee was over the top. Maybe each one of them was having a bad day. Still, it's the centennial and might have a lot more business if you would put in the effort.

Stopped in on a roadtrip between Albuquerque and Amarillo based on reviews. I was disappointed as…read moresignificant amount of merchandise felt very processed with little local artist or designers. I saw three people "working" but never heard a word from them. A great opportunity to highlight the struggling city and bring in travelers is a miss.

Small souvenir shop for Route 66 items, which we used as a place to stretch our legs on our…read moreadventure. The lady was very sweet and helped my husband pick out a cute bag for his mom. I bought myself a Route 66 beanie for $10 to add to my ever growing collection of hats. No restroom available unfortunately, but we did find one down the road. Would definitely recommend stopping by for a driving break and a cute gift, for yourself or someone else.

The visitor's center at the Tucumcari Chamber of Commerce was closed, so I opted to step inside the…read moreRoute 66 Welcome Center and Gift Shop. I had to leave my air-conditioning on in the Jeep while my dog stayed put as she was not welcome inside. On August 2, 2026, the temperature was 98 °F. The older lady at the counter was not welcoming when I came inside. Maybe because it was almost closing time? But there were other patrons there as well. At least not at first. It took me sharing a joke with her and reaching out to her initially to receive better customer service. I didn't buy much. Just $9.20 for a magnet and a sticker. Was able to pay cash. And picked up some free reading material. Side street parking was available. When in Tucumcari, lower your standards.

The World's Largest Flip Flop and Gift Shop is located in the tiny town of San Jon, NM…read more This is a roadside attraction meant to get folks to snap a photo of the primarily metal flip flop. It was a rather hot day and I had my dog with me on August 3, 2026. So we stayed in my Jeep while I snapped drive-by photos. Lol. But also because there was a woman mowing the yard too. My allergies have already been haywire - don't need to induce them even more if that's possible. I like quirky oddities like this. It makes me happy. I can just see some my Latino friends' grandmas and moms saying, "D***, that's a big a** chancla, mija/mijo..." Lol. Pop in for some handmade souvenirs - at least from what I read on Google reviews. Peace out.