Misc Spending

All Is One Tattoo

All Is One Tattoo

Delano, King of Punk Rock Poster Art, will mark you so pretty you’ll for­get you ever wanted into Heaven. And with his staff of friendly, sea­soned pros, it’s hard to imag­ine a bad expe­ri­ence in here. Clean, hygenic and well-lit, his shop invites.

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Antiques & Things

Excel­lent medium-sized mall with that elu­sive bal­ance of stuff that’s not too junky, but also not too pre­cious. Awe­some bar­gain trea­sures are sprin­kled through­out, as are seri­ously nice, not-cheap yet-reasonable fur­ni­ture and other pieces.

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Chase Hardware

Chase Hardware

Could these guys be any sweeter? EVERY TIME, atten­tive, help­ful and encour­ag­ing. Adam once had to pick up an assort­ment of odd­ball screws once for work, some of which he couldn’t describe. He was in and out with every­thing he needed by the time he would’ve walked to the screws aisle in Home Depot.

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Clark's Pet Emporium

With two loca­tions in town, Clark’s is the place for exotic fish, rep­tiles, amphib­ians, and birds, not to men­tion ter­rar­i­ums and aquar­i­ums to house them. It’s the local, home-grown equiv­a­lent of the larger chains that stock small ani­mals and any kind of pet food under the sun, with employ­ees who really do care about animals.

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Classic Century Square

Three huge floors with hun­dreds of booths and thou­sands of tchotchkes, fur­ni­ture items and thingam­abobs. Luka’s Funky Stuff (third floor) always has trea­sures wait­ing for discovery.

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Gardener's Guild

Not your grandma’s gar­den­ing getup. Win­dow boxes to hydro­pon­ics, and an earth-work net­work­ing mecca, let The Guild guide you to all eco-friendly, worm-loving local events.

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Gizmo Store

Sur­pris­ingly good bar­gains on army-supply & vin­tage fash­ions in a space that seems far larger inside than out. Serv­ing the Albu­querque area for 63 years. The Gizmo Store, a fam­ily owned and oper­ated retail out­let with a long­time pres­ence in down­town Albu­querque, was founded in 1947 by three World War II veterans.

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Knockouts

Knockouts

Uh-huh

We mean, you’re drunk, and/or it’s Tues­day after­noon, and it’s right there in front of you.

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Koa Nalu Surf Shop

Koa Nalu Surf Shop

Dressed like a Hawai­ian surf shop, but notice­ably lack­ing boards. Long­boarder? They got you in most cases. The staff is knowl­edge­able and will help you per­fect your setup.

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Leno’s Smokeshop

Usu­ally we’re pretty down for higher taxes to pay for school improve­ments, new parks, com­mu­nity cen­ters and such. But FUCK the higher cig­a­rette tax, FUCK pay­ing $6/pack at the Chevron, FUCK the peo­ple who tell you what you already know about smok­ing, and FUCK the politi­cians who raised the prices.

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Lucky Paws Pet Adoption Center

Quite pos­si­bly the only rea­son any­one on the Guide staff would send you to the mall, Lucky Paws is the City of Albuquerque’s first “munic­i­pal retail adop­tion cen­ter.” If you’re look­ing for a new best friend, this is your joint.

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Masks y Más

Masks y Más

Just say­ing the name gets us giddy. Burst­ing with forget-ordinary desir­ables, Kiko and his skele­ton (get it?) crew stock gor­geous Mex­i­can folk art, gen­uinely clever t-shirts, luchador masks, hand-carved crosses, stick­ers, and com­mis­sions by local artists.

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