Art & Music Supplies
Get a new instrument, or fix your broken one (or buy music too)
Borrego's Guitar and Music Supply Co.
1636 St. Michael's Drive, 471-9043, borregos guitarsmusicsupply.com Local musicians David Borrego and Sean Healen co-own this library of instruments, amps, consignment items and more.
The Candyman Strings & Things
851 St. Michael's Drive, 983-5906, candymansf.com
If you're a musician in Santa Fe, this favorite is instrumental. Here you can buy a new banjo, drum kit or guitar—and take lessons or join clubs to get better at your instrument of choice.
The Good Stuff
401 W San Francisco St., 795-1939, thegoodstuffsantafe.com
Vintage vinyl, used books, graphic tees and sunglasses are all great things. Plus, they serve coffee.
Supply and inspire your inner artist
Artisan
2601 Cerrillos Road, 954-4179, artisansantafe.com
Georgia O'Keeffe bought supplies here, so you know it's longstanding and legit. Offering a good selection of paints, brushes, oil pastels, sculpture tools and a source of creativity.
Santa Fe Clay
545 Camino de la Familia, 984-1122, santafeclay.com
Find everything you need to get your hands working at this ceramic haven, which offers workshops, clays, glazes, tools and kiln access.
Books
Fill Your Bookshelves
The Ark
133 Romero St., 988-3709, arkbooks.com
It smells like a waft of incense and has cases and cases of crystals, shelves of spiritual and books and some of the coolest cards around. Educational kid's books too!
Big Star Books & Music
329 Garfield St., 820-7827, bigstarbooks.com
Trade in your old read in for a new one under Big Star's blue roof. Check out the CDs and rare books, too!
Book Mountain
2101 Cerrillos Road, 471-2625, bookmountainsantafe.com
High on intellect but low on cash? Head over to this paperback book exchange for your book fix.
202 Galisteo St., 988-4226, cwbookstore.com
A downtown stroll is always made better by a stop into this local-favorite bookstore. Witnessing so many real paper books on shelves is both nostalgic and refreshing at once. Plus, have you seen those antlers over the fireplace?
Garcia Street Books
376 Garcia St., 986-0151, garciastreetbooks.com
With a rotating repertoire of creative staff picks, specializing in art books but carrying plenty of literature too, you may be inspired to read something outside your usual genre.
IAIA Campus Bookstore
Institute for American Indian Arts 83 Avan Nu Po Road, 428-5935, iaia.edu
Get art supplies, sketchbooks and a peek at student art work.
op.cit.
DeVargas Center, 157 Paseo de Peralta, 428-0321, opcit.com
Used is as good as new when it comes to a great read. This resale book spot has a constantly changing inventory, so it's always a new experience.
photo-eye Bookstore
376 Garcia St., 988-5152 ext. 201, photoeye.com
Find new and classic photography books aplenty at this lens-centric shop that features book signings and release events.
St. John's College Bookstore
1160 Camino Cruz Blanca, 984-6056, sjc.edu/santa-fe/book
Think about the origins of consciousness, learn about the birth of geometry or ponder the theory of gravity with the great books you'll find in this campus bookstore.
Travel Bug
839 Paseo de Peralta, 992-0418, mapsofnewmexico.com
Stock up on travel supplies, maps and guide books, or stop in for a slideshow lecture and take a trip in your imagination.
Clothing (Men's)
Add a little something with a cool accessory
James Reid Ltd.
114 E Palace Ave., 988-1147, jrltd.com
Belt buckles, money clips and cufflinks.
O'Farrell Hat Company
111 E San Francisco St., 989-9666, ofarrellhatco.com
Custom hats for men and women both, but there's just something extra-special about a dude in a cowboy hat.
Buy basics and button-ups
Corsini Bros.
107 W San Francisco St., 820-2300
Fine men's brands, personal service and a whole lot of collars.
202 Galisteo St., 988-1959
Timeless styles and great work options.
Lancaster York Gentlemen's Apparel
121 E Palace Ave., 984-1577, lancasteryorksf.com
Casual and dressy shirts, pants, sweaters and more.
Find a new favorite bag or flannel
Red River Mercantile
235 Don Gaspar Ave., 992-1233
High-quality flannels, shirts, jackets and gender-neutral bags with an easy mountain style.
Clothing (Women's)
Buy Athletic Wear So You Have To Work Out
Sense
219 Galisteo St., 988-5534, wearsense.com
Soft fabrics and breathable shapes that are great for yoga.
Bolster your wardrobe with current staples
Bodhi Bazaar
DeVargas Center, 556 N Guadalupe St., 982-3880, bodhibazaar.com
Everything from casual tees to beautiful dresses by current brands like Citizens of Humanity, Dolce Vita and Elizabeth and James.
Cupcake Clothing
322 Montezuma Ave., 988-4744, cupcakeclothing.com
This sweet staff is happy to help you browse the trendy items, including pretty stackable necklaces and rings, oils and scents, bags and belts.
Daniella
500 Market St., 988-2399, shopdaniella.com
Splurge-worthy jackets, pants, blouses and handbags.
Santa Fe Dry Goods
53 Old Santa Fe Trail, 982-4066, santafedrygoods.com
Chic European-made fashion and footwear with a polished but unique vibe.
Spirit Clothing
109 W San Francisco St., 982-2677
Stylish, breathable and comfortable, with a nod to minimalist aesthetics.
Uli's Clothing Boutique
208 W San Francisco St., 986-0557, ulissantafe.com
Focused on dressing to flatter your body type—with some men's and children's styles, too.
70 W Marcy St., 982-1399, wearaboutssf.com
Jeans, basics and boots from labels like Free People, American Vintage and Frye.
Pick up a trendy bohemian piece
Maya Santa Fe
108 Galisteo St., 989-7590, mayasantafe.com
Free-spirited style saturates this eclectic shop filled with shoes, accessories and clothing sourced from sustainable companies.
¡Mira!
101 W Marcy St., 988-3585
Get a cute crocheted sundress or a trendy bohemian blouse and check out the curated vintage clothes. Plus stickers, earrings, socks and quirky graphic tees.
Sign of the Pampered Maiden
123 W Water St., 982-5948
Flowy blouses with intricate floral embroidery—and excellent service.
Treat yourself to lacy underwear or a comfy cotton bra
Modern Aphrodite
1708 Lena St., Ste. 105, 989-9880, anneridley.com/modern-aphrodite-store-1
This new pleasure boutique has everything you need for a night of fun (think like lace blindfolds, leather whips and sexy board games). Also cute bras, undies and everyday wear.
Underpinnings
150 Washington Ave., 983-9103
Plush and silky robes, cotton nightgowns and more.
Nab one-of-a-kind pieces and wearable textiles
La Boheme
663 Canyon Road, 982-8043
Embroidered midi dresses, vintage textiles, polka-dot overalls, indigo and linen galore in this stunning little boutique.
Full Bloom Boutique
70 W Marcy St., 988-9648
Color-coded racks mean rainbows of embroidery on silk, linen and more. More Johnny Was than you could even imagine.
Homefrocks
611 Old Santa Fe Trail, 986-5800, homefrocks.com
Dreamy linens, silks and velvets in styles you can wear at 20 or 90. Get a matching set. Live in it.
natasha Santa Fe
403 S Guadalupe St., 913-9236, natashasantafe.com
Hand-knitted scarves, art and jewelry, all from local artists.
Passementrie
115 Old Santa Fe Trail, 989-1262, ilovepassementrie.com
You'lll drool over these textiles and fabrics in classic shapes. The hand-printed collection features wearable works of art.
Handwoven Originals
125 E Palace Ave., Ste. 34, 988-2622, handwovenoriginals.com
Infinity scarves and wraps in impossibly soft Italian fabrics.
Santa Fe Weaving Gallery
124 ½ Galisteo St., 982-1737, sfweaving.com
Hand-knit wraps you'll wear year-round.
Clothing (Thrifting and Vintage)
Find great used and vintage clothes
Act 2
839 Paseo de Peralta, Ste. A, 983-8585, act2santafe.com
Find or sell something on consignment at this resale shop catering to a variety of cool styles for women.
Art.i.fact
930 Baca St., Ste. C, 982-5000, artifactsantafe.com
Men's and women's curated consignment clothing, boots, bags and accessories that have a hip and modern feel, plus occasional art shows and events in the attached ART.i.factory.
Barkin' Boutique
510 N Guadalupe St., 986-0699
Pick up some new duds and fund the Española Valley Humane Society at the same time.
Bohemiac
3918 Rodeo Road, 570-4000
Eclectic and chic consignment clothes, jewelry, homewares and accessories away from downtown crowds.
320 Aztec St., 989-8886, santafedoubletake.com
This is a renowned spot where you can easily happen upon a treasure, both resale and retail. See men's and women's vintage bags, jeans, jewelry, hats, boots and much more.
Look What the Cat Dragged In
2570 Camino Entrada, 473-6300
541 W Cordova Road, 780-8975
Affordable clothing and home decorations with proceeds benefiting the Santa Fe Animal Shelter.
Ooh La La!
518 Old Santa Fe Trail, 820-6433, oohlala-consignment.com
Current styles and high-end labels make it easy to find something to love in this cute, clean and easily navigable shop. Gotta love when something is $90 instead of $500.
Santa Fe Vintage Outpost
202 E Palace Ave., 690-1075, santafevintage.com
An insane collection of vintage clothing—which used to only be available in an appointment-only showroom on the Southside—including jewelry, denim and flannels. A collector's dream.
Food
Local Groceries perfect for a Snack, a Juice or Ingredients for Dinner
El Paisano Super Market
3140 Cerrillos Road, Ste. D, 424-9105
If you're hungry, have a torta, which is basically a hot meat sandwich. If you're not hungry, buy a Trump piñata.
Kaune's Neighborhood Market
511 Old Santa Fe Trail, 982-2629, kaunes.com
A small grocery store with a ton of snack options, a good selection of wine and delicious-smelling roasted chickens. Plus, you can buy a bar of honeycomb dipped in dark chocolate. Splurge-worthy for sure.
La Montañita Co-op
913 W Alameda St., 984-2852, lamontanita.coop
Featuring mostly organic and locally grown produce, a sandwich and smoothie bar, a ton of coconut water and a best-kept secret: scrumptious breakfast burritos.
Santa Fe Farmers Market
1607 Paseo de Peralta, 983-4098, santafefarmersmarket.com
Buy directly from local farmers at this market in the Railyard. Choose from fresh produce, meats, cheeses and more; snack on artisan breads, pastries, coffee and tea. In the summer, the vendors spill into the breezeway. Cool off with an organic apple cider snow cone.
Talin Market
505 Cerrillos Road, Ste. B-101, 780-5073, talinmarket.com
International produce, tons of noodles, tea, snacks and a mouth-watering Dumpling Monday.
Treat Yourself to an Artisanal Chocolate Or Five
Cacao Santa Fe
3201 Richards Lane, Ste. B, 471-0891, cacaosantafe.com
Take a chocolate class, get a coffee and browse the selection of dark chocolates from Santa Fe and beyond.
CG Higgins
847 Ninita St., 820-1315 130 Lincoln Ave., Ste. B, 820-1315, cghiggins.com
Locally beloved chocolates, truffles, caramels, toffees, coffee and more.
Chocolate + Cashmere
109 E Palace Ave., 989-3887
Knitwear and chocolate is a dangerous, but delectable combo. Just go for the sweaters before the chocolate.
The Chocolatesmith
851 Cerrillos Road, Ste. A, 473-2111, chocolatesmith.com
Craft caramels, some with 24-karat gold sprinkled on top. Yummy and bougie.
Kakawa Chocolate House
1050 Paseo de Peralta, 982-0388, kakawachocolates.com
Drinking chocolate should really be a bigger thing, it's so damn good. Especially on a cold day. It's both delicious and (supposedly) good for you, so bottoms up!
Todos Santos Chocolates
125 E Palace Ave., Ste. 31, 982-3855
A little magic goes into these beautifully-crafted and sometimes eccentric creations by chocolatier Hayward Simoneaux.
Drink Wine for Dinner, Weekend Vodka Bloody Marys or Tequila Just Because
La Casa Sena Wine Shop
125 E Palace Ave., Ste. 20, 982-2121, lacasasena.com/wine-shop
Spirits and wine, plus staff members who know what they're talking about and are super happy to share with you—so you won't feel intimidated when asking for suggestions.
Cliff's Liquors
903 Old Pecos Trail, 988-1790, cliffsliquorstore.com
Wine, beer and liquor in a building that has a ton of character. Serving the east side for over 40 years.
Kokoman Fine Wine and Liquor
34 Cities of Gold Road, Pojoaque, 455-2219
It's a bit of a drive, but if you live north or are headed that way, Kokoman has a great selection.
Owl's Liquors
913 Hickox St., 982-1751
Standard, local and you can get a keg. The staff's cool, the location is ideal—you could ask for more, but that would be greedy.
Santa Fe Spirits
Distillery: 7505 Mallard Way, 467-8892
Tasting Room: 308 Read St., 780-5906, santafespirits.com
Whiskey, gin and more—all made locally. Visit the tasting room location for craft cocktails made with the local good stuff.
Susan's Fine Wine & Spirits
1005 S St. Francis Drive, Ste. 101, 984-1582, sfwineandspirits.com
If you want to try a new rosé or Malbec, this place has more than 1,500 choices (so they probably have one you haven't tried) and 500 beers, making it one of the most impressive selections around.
Eat a French Loaf with Olive Oil, Balsamic Vinegar and Spices
Oleaceae
100 E San Francisco St., 795-7780, oleaceaeoliveoil.com
Head inside La Fonda Hotel to find this shop with a ton of flavors of olive oil and vinegar.
Santa Fe Olive Oil & Balsamic Co.
116 Don Gaspar Ave., 992-1601, santafeoliveoil.com
Dip a hunk of bread into a sample of gourmet olive oil flavored with garlic, chile or herbs.
Savory Spice Shop
225 Galisteo St., 819-5659, savoryspiceshop.com/new-mexico/santa-fe.html
Gift sets, salts, cinnamon and all the smells that come with them.
Revamp your Kitchenware With a New Pot, Pan or Both
DeVargas Center, 181 Paseo de Peralta, 988-3394, lascosascooking.com
Buy a fancy new baking dish and take a class to teach you how to use it.
Santa Fe School of Cooking and Market
125 N Guadalupe St., 983-4511, santafeschoolofcooking.com
Hard-to-find ingredients for New Mexican and Mexican recipes, Colombian pottery and local food products and kitchen tools.
Garden
Find Seeds and Plants
Agua Fría Nursery
1409 Agua Fría St., 983-4831, aguafrianurserynm.com
This family-owned nursery offers native perennials, shrubs and succulents.
All Seasons Gardening
3201 Rufina St., Ste. C, 438-4769, allseasonsgardeningstore.com
This nursery is full of everything you need to have a healthy garden, including premium soil and a friendly staff. They started in Albuquerque and have moved north, with plans for Taos too.
Payne's Nurseries & Greenhouses
North: 304 Camino Alire, 988-8011
South: 715 St. Michael's Drive, 988-9626
Soil Yard: 6037 Agua Fría St., 424-0336, paynes.com
Conveniently, there's more than one location for this nursery with photo-worthy warehouses full of flowers, herbs, succulents, cacti and more.
Plants of the Southwest
3095 Agua Fría St., 438-8888, plantsofthesouthwest.com
Native seeds, flowers, vegetables, shrubs and trees that are designed to succeed in Santa Fe.
Gifts
Buy a unique Santa Fe souvenir
Array
322 S Guadalupe St., 699-2760, arrayhome.com
A calming yet subtly edgy aesthetic brings tchotchkes, stationery, homewares and gifts for thinkers and civilized shoppers.
Om Blessings
DeVargas Center, 564 N Guadalupe St., 795-7874
Locally made necklaces, earrings and ceramics.
120 Don Gaspar Ave., 983-3771, doodlets.com
Get an adobe-house-shaped incense holder for Mom and local lavender body lotion for yourself. Plus check out some of the spunkiest little gifts, cards and knick-knacks around.
Dressman's Gifts
58 Lincoln Ave., 982-0227
Find hand-tooled silver earrings that will have you feeling like Frida. Plus pottery and rugs by Navajo, Zuni and Hopi artists.
Santa Maria Provisions
125 E Palace Ave., Ste. 29, 983-2411
Green chile-infused ketchup is the kind of gift everybody wants. Plus soaps, books and jewelry for the less food-obsessed.
Find the Perfect Card for Any Occasion
The Gilded Page
DeVargas Center, 516 N Guadalupe St., 820-0098, thegildedpagesantafe.com
Handmade journals and greeting cards mean the one you choose will be one-of-a-kind. Plus calligraphy and collage supplies for your inner crafty spirit.
Marcy Street Card Shop
75 W Marcy St., 982-5160, marcystreetcards.com
Coffee mugs featuring quippy sayings, pretty notebooks and $1 greeting cards—plus really Santa Fe-style textile-covered photo albums and hand-painted wrapping paper.
Something for the person who is impossible to buy for
Keshi: The Zuni Connection
227 Don Gaspar Ave., 989-8728, keshi.com
For more than 1,000 years, Zuni artists have carved fetishes. The tiny animal totems represent specific characteristics exhibited by that animal, and the fetishes are meant to impart those traits to their owners. They come with tiny bags of blue corn meal (so they won't go hungry) and are a truly special gift for anyone. This place has a beautiful collection featuring every kind of animal at a great range of prices. Spend $10 or $500.
The Harrell House Bug Museum
DeVargas Center, 564 N Guadalupe St., 695-8569, harrellhouse.com
Bugs, fossils and rocks galore.
Traveler's Market
DeVargas Center, 153 Paseo de Peralta, 989-7667, travelersmarket.net
This huge spot features textiles, clothing, antiques and artworks from markets around the world.
Buy Her (or Him) Flowers
Design Center, 418 Cerrillos Road, 820-0044, artichokesand pomegranates.com
Providing flowers for everyday bouquets, weddings, special events and more, this spot has seasonal arrangements executed with an artful eye that can make anyone smile. If sculpturally arranged orchids and blossoming roses and irises sound nice, just check out all the ones we left out.
Barton's Flowers
1722 St. Michael's Drive, 982-9731, bartonsflowers.com
Beautiful vessels and classically flawless arrangements—plus delivery and online ordering, perfect for out-of-town folks who want to gift their fave Santa Fean.
Home
Finally fix your sink with the right hardware
Ace Hardware
2006 Cerrillos Road, Suite 1, 424-9343, acehardware.com
This place has what you need, whether hammer, hose or nail.
Big Jo True Value
1311 Siler Road, 473-2255, bigjotruevalue.com
If you don't know what you need, the staff here does. No fear, you can DIY this. Plus, it's regularly voted Best of Santa Fe by our readers, so—you know.
Empire Builders Supply Co.
1802 Cerrillos Road, 982-2646, ebsnm.com
Get everything you need to redo your bathroom (or any other home project) at this store that's been here since 1954.
Buy a new pillow, couch or door
An Artful Eye
1372 Cerrillos Road, 412-0393, anartfuleyesantafe.com
Kitchy, funky, quirky, one-of-a-kind furniture, antiques and housewares.
Arrediamo
214 Galisteo St., 820-2231, arrediamo.com
Traditional rugs made by hand from cultures around the world make this space a feast for the eyes. These experts also offer appraisals and repairs, in case your rug needs a little doctoring.
Asian Adobe
310 Johnson St., 992-6846, asianadobe.com
The blend of Asian and Southwest aesthetics is accentuated to the max here. Find furniture, shearling rugs and everyday objects.
Barkin' Attic
851 St. Michael's Drive, 428-0223, evalleyshelter.org/giving/barkin-retail-stores
Get a vintage nightstand or a beautiful painting for cheap, and support the Española Valley Humane Society at the same time.
Congeries Consignment
1368 Cerrillos Road, 989-3445, congeriesconsignment.com
A warehouse full of pre-loved furniture and décor worth sifting through.
101 W Marcy St., 988-1555, designwarehousesantafe.com
Modern minimalist plates, cups and sets as well as witty accessories will give your abode a little character. Their low-profile furniture is delivered free anywhere in the state.
Mexico Lindo Furniture
1301 Cerrillos Road, 820-9898, mexicolindofurniture.com
Salvaged antique doors, shutters and beams from historic missions and haciendas in Mexico. It doesn't get any more authentic than that.
Molecule Design
1226 Flagman Way, 989-9806, moleculedesign.net
Get a hanging tent—which is now what we want to spend our entire summer in—twinkle garland lights, side tables, mirrors and more.
Moss Outdoor
530 S Guadalupe St., 989-7300, mossoutdoor.com
Luxe patio furniture to spend those long summer nights sitting outside without those annoying criss-cross marks on the backs of your thighs. Ouside is the new inside.
Mediterrania
222 Galisteo St., 989-7948, mediterraniaantiques.com
Give your home an international feel with cabinets, chests, pottery and more from Portugal, France, Italy and all over Europe.
1225 Cerrillos Road, 988-4775, theravensantafe.com
Decked-out showrooms full of high-end new and antique furniture, industrial accents, art and creative craft.
Sequoia
201 Galisteo St., 982-7000, sequoiasantafe.com
Wood is in the spotlight at this downtown shop. Give your home a forest feel with naturally finished horizontally cut segments of trees, including some with veins of stone.
Seret & Sons
224 Galisteo St., 988-9151, seretandsons.org
This huge downtown shop has intricately carved doors, giant elephant sculptures, praying Buddhas and rugs to dream about. Take a step through a portal into a temple in Asia.
Shiprock Santa Fe
53 Old Santa Fe Trail, 982-8478, shiprocksantafe.com
Bedeck your home and your body too. Every wall features a gorgeous Native American textile and you'll see vintage turquoise jewelry, furniture and artwork.
Silk Road Collections
112 W San Francisco St., 989-9497, silkroadcollections.com
Aleppo native Mohamed Sassila curates a collection of Persian and Turkish rugs to make your home even more swank.
Stephen's: A Consignment Gallery
2701 Cerrillos Road, 471-0802, stephensconsignments.com
You never know what you may find at this consignment shop that has it all from furniture to antiques.
Jewelry
Put a ring on it
Fairchild & Co.
110 W San Francisco St., 984-2039, fairchildjewelry.com
Since the '70s, this has been the downtown spot for sparkly glam.
Marc Howard Custom Jewelry Design
328 S Guadalupe St., Ste. E, 820-1080, marc-howard.com
Howard specializes in custom-made high-karat gold and platinum sets.
Reflective Images
912 Baca St., 988-7393, celticjewelry.com
Fair-trade gold and recycled metals forged into Celtic wedding bands and engagement rings.
60 E San Francisco St., Ste. 218, 983-4562, santafegoldworks.com
David Griego designs and constructs custom gold jewelry with diamonds, opals and other gems.
Kids
Bring the Babes to Toyland
Plaza Mercado, 112 W San Francisco St., Ste. 202, 982-9373, moonrabbittoys.com
Brain games, puzzles, stuffed animals and other fun stuff in the Plaza Mercado. Just go hang out and play a game, too—they encourage it!
Toyopolis
150 Washington Ave., 988-5422, toyopolissantafe.com
Whether it's a Barbie, Legos, or a new teddy your kiddo wants—Toyopolis has it.
Find a New Bedtime Story Book
Bee Hive Kids Books
328 Montezuma Ave., 780-8051, beehivekidsbooks.com
Bedtime stories galore and books for kids, plus occasional story time.
Yippee Yi Yo
54 E San Francisco St., 988-2757
This unassuming tourist stop downtown actually has a back room stuffed with awesome kids' books about the Southwest and beyond.
Clothe the Kids
Boomerang Baby
1333 Cerrillos Road, 919-9413
The cost of kids' clothes could equal college tuition if they were always bought new, right? Keep up with your fast-growing sprout here, where you can buy and sell gently used togs for tykes.
Indigo Baby
DeVargas Center, 185 Paseo de Peralta, 984-4000
Soft bamboo onesies, natural fabrics and toys and handmade everything, both resale and retail, at this baby boutique.
Merry-Go-Round Children's Store
150 Washington Ave., 988-5422, merrygoroundsantafe.com
Baby clothes, games for all ages, and toys like stuffed animals and Legos.
Pets and Animals
Rufus (the dog) and Fifi (the cat) go shopping
1403 Agua Fría St., 982-5040, crittersandme.com
Natural and gourmet foods, antlers and bones, collars and leashes. The staff here gives good advice about what's best to let them chew and eat, too.
Eldorado Country Pet
Agora Center, 7 Avenida Vista Grande, Eldorado, 466-1270, eldoradocountrypet.com
We all know animals rule Eldorado. A friendly staff and wide selection make this a regular stop even for city-proper-dwellers.
The Feed Bin
1202 W Alameda St., 982-0511, feedbinsantafe.com
Organic nutrition for all kinds of pets—that includes poultry, cattle, horses and domestic and wild birds. And they have chicks in the spring.
Santa Fe Paws
713 Don Diego Ave., 988-2500
Food options for cats and dogs, raw bones and chews at this family-owned shop.
Teca Tu
DeVargas Center, 165 Paseo de Peralta, 982-9374, tecatu.com
If your creatures have been really good lately, this is where you go to reward them. There's a bakery case full of baked puppy cakes and cookies (we aren't joking), chewable toys and plush pals, plus turquoise-studded collars (we still aren't joking). Plenty of gifts for pet-loving humans, too.
Shoes
Get a Pair of Cowboy Boots
209 E Marcy St., 989-8110, backattheranch.com
Dreamy mules in cow-print and pony hair and, of course, an array of hand-tooled cowboy boots at this custom boutique.
Boots and Boogie
102 E Water St., 983-0777, santafebootsandboogie.com
Another option for great custom boots.
Cowgirl Red
2865 Hwy. 14, Madrid, 474-0344, cowgirlred.com
A sweet selection of pre-owned and vintage cowboy boots is worth a little out-of-town jaunt.
Double Take At the Ranch
320 Aztec St., 820-7775, santafedoubletake.com
This consignment store has a whole room of vintage Western gear, which also includes the requisite pre-worn boots from fancy to functional.
Kowboyz
345 W Manhattan Ave., 984-1256, kowboyz.com
Vintage Western shirts, swing and broom skirts and so, so, so many boots.
Buy an Everyday Pair
Goler
125 E Palace Ave., 982-0924, golershoes.net
A current, curated collection of fashionable men's and women's shoes, boots, bags and accessories.
328 S Guadalupe St., 983-3900, onyourfeetsf.com
The beloved local shoe store recently closed its original location, but its new spot (across from the Jean Cocteau) should be open in summer 2017.
Street Feet
100 E San Francisco St., 984-2828, streetfeetsantafe.com
Sandals, shoes and boots for women in La Fonda Hotel.
Be Faster in New Athletic Shoes
Running Hub
1100 Don Diego Ave., Ste. B, 820-2523, runsantafe.com
Find the perfect pair for whatever distance you're trying to tackle (running a marathon, or running to get another taco?) and stop by Thursday evenings at 6 pm to join the running club for a 3- or 6-mile journey.
Sporting Gear
Go for a Bike Ride
The Broken Spoke
1426 Cerrillos Road, 992-3102, brokenspokesantafe.com
This full-service shop can do anything from fix your current ride to help you find a new one. They're also good dudes who refurbish donated bikes and distribute them to kids.
Chainbreaker Collective
1515 Fifth St., 989-3858, chainbreaker.org
Speaking of good guys, here you can learn to repair a bike from their collection and pay for it with volunteer hours.
Mellow Velo
132 E Marcy St., 995-8356, mellowvelo.com
Whether you need a ride for the day or one for life, this place is a good bet. They're real friendly and they specialize in reconstructed and vintage bikes.
New Mexico Bike 'n' Sport
524 W Cordova Road, Ste. C, 820-0809, nmbikensport.com
Catering to every kind of cyclist, with bikes and gear for mountain bikers, road enthusiasts and weekend cruisers.
O'Leary Built Bicycles
1156 Parkway Drive, Ste. B, 438-6121, olearybuiltbicycles.com
Been biking on an off-the-shelf model and ready to step up your game? Let these folks build a frame especially for you, based on your torso and limb measurements.
1632 St. Michael's Drive, 471-9119, robandcharlies.com
Repairs, tires, bikes and more and this much-loved bike shop.
Sirius Cycles
2801 Rodeo Road, Ste. B-8, 819-7311, sirius-cycles.com
This shop has bikes for all kinds of trails and tastes. For serious
Spin Doc
628 Old Las Vegas Hwy., 466-4181, bikesantafe.com
Apparel for your cycling adventure, rentals, classes and doctoring, of course, at this Eldorado-area shop.
Outfit yourself for the Outdoors
Alpine Sports
121 Sandoval St., Ste. B, 983-5155, alpinesports-santafe.com
Skis, snowboards and everything else you need to conquer the mountain. Recently under new management with a fresh take on inventory!
The Outdoorsman
DeVargas Center, 530 N Guadalupe St., 983-3432, santafeoutdoorsman.com
Guns, ammo, binoculars and stuffed bobcats, oh my. If you like shooting stuff, these folks have you covered.
The Reel Life
DeVargas Center, 526 N Guadalupe St., 995-8114, thereellife.com
Get ready for your fishing trip—rod, bait and all. Share some rainbows with the friendly staff.
The exchanging of money for goods is practically as old as time itself, and when it comes to shopping till one drops, Santa Fe's offerings practically have all imaginable bases covered. Clothing, works of art or even just that adorable souvenir to use as a reminder—they're out there waiting for you to fall in love.
Santa Fe Reporter