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10AM - 5:30PM
200 E Water St, Santa Fe
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9:30AM - 5:30PM
923 Cerrillos Rd, Santa Fe
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“Loved the extensive collection of various unique native american items compared to other shops in the tourist areas ,the rates are pretty nominal ,a must visit in Santa Fe”
10AM - 5PM
227 Don Gaspar Ave Unit 1, Santa Fe
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“This tiny store is a gem. Thousands of unique Zuni and native carvings and jewelry, a super knowledgeable staff who help you find things you love and can afford. This is an art museum, cultural education site, and fantastic place to buy AUTHENTIC native art that fits in your carry on! Highly recommended.”
“This was my favorite store in Sante Fe . I scored a beautiful clay Virgin of Guadalupe and a lovely Nino de Atocho plaque . We had just had a cancer diagnosis in our family the day before so I wasn’t at my best, but the lady in the store was incredibly kind and helpful and the whole experience was so enjoyable. I highly recommend the store if you were looking for authentic folk art of our Lady of Guadalupe or the Niño she had some really nice art. I plan on going back next summer and this will be the first store I check out.”
10AM - 5:30PM
120 Don Gaspar Ave, Santa Fe
Gift Shops
“An absolute must-visit! Everyone needs a little whimsy in their life, and this trinket store is the perfect cure. It's filled with charming, unique treasures that make browsing just as enjoyable as buying. Whether you're looking for a special gift or simply want to brighten your day, this delightful shop is well worth a visit. Everyone that works here is so nice & friendly also.”
“So glad we stopped into this shop! It's sort of tucked into the busy area of the Shed, so don't miss it! Cesar was friendly, kind, and gave me a great deal on my ring! Thank you!”
“I bought two very nice, bespoke, Santa Fe Stonework knives, with Meteorite handles, Titanium frames, Ceramic pivots and Swedish Damascus (Damasteel) blades. ABSOLUTELY the best knives I have ever owned! Super smooth deployment, easy push button retraction, ansolutely PERFECT fit and finish, super sharp and absolutely 5 star Customer Service! Worth every cent I paid for them!”
“Go to Santa Fe Arts, Inc if you want to find beautiful, authentic southwest jewelry and art at a competitive price from an honest, reputable and knowledgeable dealer. An added bonus is that The Shed, a classic, James Beard Award-winning restaurant shares a courtyard with this gallery. I shopped at Santa Fe Arts (& Kokopelli Gallery) back in the 70's when I lived in the area and return whenever I visit from my current home in Seattle. I recently needed jewelry for a particular dress, and was shown several appropriate choices. I selected a lovely buffalo turquoise bracelet and similar earrings. Unfortunately, I later bent the bracelet, popping out & losing a stone. I mailed it to SF Arts and they repaired it perfectly, returning it in a timely fashion. I love this store and look forward to returning.”
“Drove up from Albuquerque and had lunch on President's Day. As many times that we have dined in Santa Fe, surprised this was just our first time to Santacafe. Will definitely being go back, as everything was excellent, service was great, and reasonably priced. The cocktails were excellent, we enjoyed the pasta special and Christmas burger for entree, and the chocolate desert was amazing!”
“We were at La Fonda for a family wedding. We loved the venue ! The hotel is conveniently located and the accommodations were fantastic. Our room was clean and welcoming, beautifully decorated. We ate at the restaurant and the food was delicious. We highly recommend La Fonda.”
10AM - 5PM
322 S Guadalupe St, Santa Fe
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“99% of any store’s positive rating comes down to customer experience. I can’t speak highly enough about Frank and his team for welcoming me with open hearts when I stopped by their store after a long, somewhat arduous journey from Rhode Island to Santa Fe — in a Sportsmobile, with three dogs and a husband. (It’ll be over 35 travel days by the time we finally make it home to SLC… so yes, SLC to RI and back will take us 35 days…and hopefully no more!)
They were the first truly warm smiles and open hearts I’d encountered since North Carolina. Now, I didn’t pick Array on purpose — I picked it because we could park our rig out front, their doors were open, and I desperately needed help figuring out how accessible Santa Fe would be in a van towing a trailer. (Answer: not very.)
They told us to park right where we were and suggested grabbing lunch at Cowgirl Café across the street. After lunch, of course, I had to go explore their wares. I love these carefully honed shops, and this one is beautifully curated — it engages every sense: the scents, the snacks, the beautifully crafted pine bowls.
If you’re anywhere near Array, stop in — if for no other reason than to be greeted with a friendly smile and a feeling of home, especially if you’ve been far from it for a while”
“This is everything I expected in a gift shop, but still managed to exceeded expectations. There are MANY styles of clothing, accessories, toys, blankets, mugs... The staff member was very friendly and helpful to assist me in finding options in the colors and styles I liked the most.”
“This place is tiny and magical! It is full of beautiful ornaments year round. Great selection of German Christmas ornaments! One of my favorite stops every time I am in Santa Fe.”
10AM - 5PM
225 Canyon Rd, Santa Fe
Gift Shops
“Totally obsessed. The best collection of unique items for yourself or a friend (cards, cloth napkins, pajamas, salt & pepper shakers, folk art, dishes, more) - many of which have a northern New Mexican vibe. I’d scoop up the whole place if I could.”
10:30AM - 5:30PM
121 W San Francisco St, Santa Fe
Gift Shops
“The store has an amazing collection of beautiful things: jewelry, clothing, unique items. I had to return a piece that just did not work for me and the owner and his staff were amazing: gracious and helpful. The return went well and I found a nice replacement for the item I returned—with the help of the staff member. Can’t wait to shop there again!”
“Visited from the Midwest and enjoyed our time here. We enjoyed the pottery and learned a lot both from the museum and from the host. Wishing you success in your mission to keep your culture alive and thriving.”
“I had an amazing experience and the owner Was very nice and helpful. I was very happy to buy my first obsidian knife that I have always wanted at a reasonable prices and it was native to the area to.”
“In addition to the typical Santa Fe souvenirs, this shop has alien and UFO related items galore. Great shop if you’re a believer but don’t want to trek out to Roswell. ? Everything is very well organized and good selection.”
“Friendly and helpful staff. First time there and they made the process simple and quick.. he said 3mins and 3mins later I had all my stuff, ready to get on the road out of town.
We'll be back soon, thank you”
“Lovely store with many different kinds of chile products. When we visited, the owner was there, and he was knowledgeable about all the different ways to cook with chiles. They also offer lovely ceramic dishes and trivets that are made in Santa Fe, NM. There are many stores demanding tourists’ attention around the Plaza area, but this one is a true icon and great stop for visitors and locals alike.”
“Above-average souvenir and gift shop w/a wide variety, including some unique items. Very clean and well-organized store with reasonable pricing on most items. Go here first to buy your souvenirs, you probably won't need to go anywhere else.”
“Santa Maria Provisions is my favorite shop in Santa Fe! The shop is filled with fantastic merchandise!! Great place to pick up a gift or a little something for yourself!! A must go to for anyone in town!!! ❤️”
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“Nice gift shop with lots of NM products like biscochitos, blue corn and sopaipilla mixes, posole, prickly pear jelly, and lots of chile/chile adjacent goods, of course! I also found Round Rock Jelly, which I've been searching for since I tried it in a food show a couple months ago.”