Always have enjoyed shopping here, and walking around. There's a nice variety of stores to visit…read more Recommended

Security are a whole other level of unprofessional and disrespectful. The head security is very…read moredisrespectful to customers when asking questions and is rude. Other security guards were helpful but the head of security was not. Extremely unprofessional and goes on power trips. Malls are fine but security ruined my overall experience. Even on Black Friday!

OBSESSED!! This…read morewalkable old town is full of fun and fantastic finds . Makers , street vendors , food, rattlesnake museum , live music , vintage , tea house , coffee, jewelry and sooooo much more . The architecture is beautiful and so is the community here . Very laid back , highly recommend the night market if you want to avoid the heat . Had no issues parking ( paid) and there are restrooms in the parking lot . Adding this place to my list of gems .

Very touristy, but still a nice stopover for your Route 66 journey. We were on our Chicago to…read moreSanta Monica journey with a goal of seeing as many things and stopping at as many places as we could. We did not stay long, just ate and got back on the road. But its still a nice place to say you visited, took a photo and checked off the list.

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

I don't eat beef or chile. Cilantro tastes like soap…read more I couldn't find ANYTHING to eat here. Even the pizza has chile & cilantro. The people were all polite enough. They just didn't have anything to offer. I don't expect to return. It's not "bad". There's just nothing here for me. I couldn't even find non sugar soda. I don't know who would like this, frankly. That's probably more of a statement about the limitations of my imagination than the place itself. The people I was with didn't find anything either, FWIW. I guess... if you like (new) Mexican food but are tired of (new) Mexican food then you can get pizza, Asian, burgers, chicken tenders, even chocolate bars with the same chile & cilantro flavor profiles in everything here. If you want that. This is the place.

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

I absolutely love this store! Definitely a hidden gem in the world of thrift shops. There is so…read moremuch to choose from - men's and women's clothing (no childrens). I really like the way they hang their jeans - sideways so that you can see the label without taking them off the hanger.

Great clothes at good prices. They are very organized and friendly. I went today for the first time…read moreand was amazed. I didnt have to go through every other thing looking for my size and the shoes were easy to get to. They werent piled up and they were in pairs. I deffinatly recommend this botique.

I've been to this several times and I will continue to go. The staff I encountered were very…read morefriendly and helpful. One young man was very nice to help me load a 40# bag of bird food into my trunk. They have a large selection of many many items from clothing, food for pets, things to raise chickens and bird food just to name a few. I went in for bird food and there is a nice selection to choose from. I think the prices are reasonable, not too high.

This is a Farm, Ranch, clothing, hardware, plumbing, supply store. Dog, horse, etc supplies & food…read more If I need welding supplies or tools this is my first choice. They have a nice Veterans discount, which helps this disabled vet. Staff are always friendly, knowledgeable, & quick to help out. At checkout M Godinez was helpful in explaining discounts & mark downs. Store was very clean, products displayed well making it easier to find items. Just stop in & wander around to see the thousands of things they have. Don't just believe they are Farm & Ranch supplies. 1/3 of store is clothing & footwear. Large selection of ammo & guns. I highly recommend this store Parking lot would hold RVs (they do have RV supplies) Warrior Way gas station is right next door.

A hidden gem in Rio Rancho. I am a suckered for thrift stores and stumbled on this while passing…read morethrough. Lady at the register greeted me as we entered and informed us of the sales. Lots of knick knacks in which I was able to score some stuff.

very nice local thrift store got some cute clothes at great prices!…read more great home goods, clothes, tool, and knick-knack selections. excited to come back! the owners are very supportive of veterans and under-privileged populations. everywhere you look you can tell the owners are here to support rio rancho!

I visit this store maybe once per month. They carry many name brand items. I like to purchase my…read moreperfume from the BX, they offer a wide selection of many brands. I also like to purchase my wall scent refills that are Yankee Candle brand. About six months ago, I was blown away by their selection of tennis shoes, and I walked away with a pair. I like to think of the BX as a mini Walmart, but with much nicer brands. You can get about anything there. A while back, they swapped to self checkout stands. I almost never have a wait when I check out. Customer service is also there to help if needed. I like my BX!

Kirtland Base Exchange is smaller than other BX exchanges I've been to around the country and…read moreworld. Although on the small side, they have the staples -- toiletries, appliances, school supplies, small selection of clothing for all genders and ages. They have a cleaning supplies area as well as a home decor/home needs area. You'll also find a Dunkin' Donuts, subway, and H&R pop-up during tax season.