Gift & Gourmet
Step into Gift & Gourmet in the heart of Santa Fe, where the spirit of Route 66 comes alive through a delightful blend of local artistry and culinary treasures. This charming shop offers a unique array of handcrafted souvenirs, delectable treats, and authentic New Mexican gifts, making it a must-visit pit stop for travelers seeking to take a piece of the Mother Road home. With a stellar 4.9-star rating, it’s a haven for explorers and a celebration of the rich culture and flavors of the Southwest. Don’t miss the chance to create lasting memories as you browse this gem along your Route 66 adventure!
Gabby Mal
a year ago"I recently visited this charming gift shop downtown and was absolutely delighted by the experience! The store has a wonderful selection of unique and high-quality items, perfect for any occasion. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, making sure I found exactly what I was looking for. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, and I could tell that a lot of thought and care went into curating the products. Whether you're looking for a special gift or just want to treat yourself, this shop is definitely worth a visit. Highly recommend! :)"
Robert Yocham
a year ago"Beautiful gift shop with amazing glass and pottery. Friendly service."
Peter Zandan
10 months ago"Store is great! Had a small problem with a glass and so wanted to replace it....Josh was extremely helpful and provided superb customer service. Very grateful."
Marion Moniz
2 years ago"This was my first time stopping into Gift & Gourmet in my many years of visiting Santa Fe. Great selection of quality products. Staff was fantastic. Josh was very helpful when it came to picking out a few gifts for friends back home and Annika was quick to ring me up with a smile. Wonderful gem, great experience!"
Timothy Riley
7 years ago"This is very nice and attractive shop. They carry a variety of New Mexican related spices and cookbooks in addition to cookware, plates, glasses, and gift items all with a Southwestern theme. I purchased some dried posole, spice for a posole dish as well as some other assorted spices and food items. I wanted to buy some coffee cups as they were all very attractive, however I thought that they were overpriced at well over twenty dollars a piece. The woman behind the counter was nice but didn't offer any help or suggestions while we were looking. All in all I liked the place but thought that the prices were indicative of many Santa Fe shops that are geared towards attracting and selling to tourists on vacation."
