Old Town Albuquerque

Very very cool town square. Great shops with beautiful items in them . I shopped at the Warpath. Ate lunch in one of the oldest buildings in Albuquerque, 1706. Los Palitos. All around great experience.

We came during the time of the ‘rona so things are a little weird out in the world right now -but- I must say every single shop we walked into had extremely friendly and helpful staff. A lot of shops right now have a capacity store limit, must wear masks, and try not to touch allllll the things. Albuquerque is really living up its Breaking Bad ties but a lot of shops stay tried and true to the real spirit of Albuquerque which, I believe, is it’s Native American roots with a slight hint of hipster. You’ll find many shops selling turquoise jewelry, handmade soaps/candles, and taking it back to old school shaving techniques. The city and this old shopping mall are fun and pleasant especially if you’re in the mood to walk around a condensed area of novelty shops.

The owners and security are really rude.They have no restrooms have the time i think there getting robbed.old homeless or mexican homeless own it not possable especially no one by law that are from another country cant own property businesses even with a visa.just awful....

Nice place to walk around. Nice stores and good common areas. Clean restrooms.

Great spot with a lot of history and shops. Rona has a lot restricted but still cool.