This was a stop on our Tauck tour of New Mexico. Nice plaza featuring everything from fancy to casual food. Some stores are 5 and dime style with fake Southwest products made in China or India, but others feature actual handmade by native American Indians jewelry, pottery, beadwork, etc. Know your products.

Center for shopping you will naturally gravitate here. A small Plaza ringed mostly by shops. Well kept. However keep wandering in larger circles around for cafe's, bookshops, and galleries. Pay meters on the square. Parking within walking distance.

Decent city square type of place. Numerous shops in area catering to many tourists. Many restaurants and cafes also inter dispersed in area as well. Worth a walk- thru but no more.

This is a fun little stop. Give yourself a couple of hours, there’s several fun little shops to wonder through. Lots of souvenir items, handmade items and the ice cream and fudge shop is good for an afternoon treat.

Days and operating hours vary by store. There’s several closed storefronts. Minimal maps for directions. Many store have local artisan artwork that is amazing while other stores have overpriced items. Parking is unclear, there’s new pay to park kiosks/signs that even the store employees know nothing about.