I’m all for the mask mandate, but theres a way to enforce it without SCREAMING AT CUSTOMERS.

I enjoy the collection of books this store has, and the owner is nice. He also ensures the safety of others by making sure the mask rules are followed.

I appreciate that this business enforces the mask mandate. Also, the collection of books on everything New Mexico is fantastic, and I was able to find some new books.

THE OWNER SCREAMED AT ME! The hours showed that they are open until 5:30pm. I went two days in a row and they were closed prior to the closing time listed on the door and Google. The owner came back and opened the store. I asked if he was opening back up. He actually *screamed* at me and told me no and not to come in, that they’re closed. He then went inside and slammed the door in my face. I really wanted books from there and I will never purchase anything from there ever because of the owner being so nasty. I know he is the owner because the neighboring store told me so. Such an unpleasant mean man!

The store owner is a rude and nasty man. I wanted to walk in to browse the selection, but saw and heard how rude he was to another customer and walked out. He yelled at the from across the store. It was awful.

Great shop for New Mexico books and authors. Shop owners are onsite; they are helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable.

Quirky. A cute little bookstore tucked into a small historic building in Old Town Albuquerque. Bought a signed by the author book which was fun. They have good prices and some used books also. The guy behind the counter was slightly brittle, but in a friendly albeit qurky way.

Great little independent bookstore. The owner is very nice, and has personally read most of the books in the store, and he knows a lot about the authors of the books. A number of signed copies of books are stocked, and book signings are held throughout the year. Its a great place to pick up books about or set in the Southwest and New Mexico.

Best local bookstore in Albuquerque. Thanks for being so supportive of local authors.