New Mexico Retailers on Route 66

San Jon

Tucumcari

Blue Swallow Motel Lodging Gift Shop

Contact information: Kevin Mueller 815 E. Route 66 Tucumcari, New Mexico 88401 Phone: 575-461-9849 Email: blueswallowmotel@gmail.com Description: One of the most historic motels operating on Route 66, still in it's original "motor court" configuration, including garages. Fabulous neon display, and gift shop features unique Blue Swallow items not found anywhere else. Web site: http://blueswallowmotel.com

Motel Safari Attraction, Lodging Hotel, Historic Site, Motel, Web Site or Blog

Contact information: 722 E. Route 66 Blvd. Tucumcari, New Mexico 88401 Phone: (575) 461-1048 Email: motelsafari@smalltown-america.com Description: Built in 1959 - The Motel Safari is a historic, classic motor court on Route 66 in Tucumcari, NM with mid-century modern architecture and decor. Retro boomerangs, cylinders with perforated light holes, oozing brick mortar and a counter stacked protruding brick facade are just a few of the "Googie" elements you will find - yet the Motel Safari also offers all the modern amenities you'd expect to find in a hotel today, plus the Best Beds in town. So Come Get Your Kicks on Route 66, in Tucumcari Tonite! Web site: www.themotelsafari.com

Tucumcari Ranch Supply Retail Farm and Home

Contact information: Stella Watson PO Box X 502 S Lake Street Tucumcari, NM 88401 Phone: 575-461-9620 Email: trs@plateautel.net Description: General hardware and feed store, gift shop and Watson's BBQ. See our website for a better idea of what we are all about. Web site: http://tucranchsupply.com

Montoya

Newkirk

Cuervo

Santa Rosa

Dilia

Tecolote

Bernal

San Jose

Sands

Ilfield

Rowe

Pecos

Glorieta

Santa Fe

El Rey Inn Lodging

Contact information: Terrell White 1862 Cerrillos Road Santa Fe, NM 87505 Phone: 505-982-1931 Email: lucyjel@comcast.net Description: As New Mexico celebrates its 100th birthday, EL REY INN relishes its 76th year in Santa Fe. The original El Rey Court along the historic Rt. 66 opened in 1936 with 12 rooms. The current inn's 86 rooms and suites offer value and Southwestern style, a convenient mid-town location and true hospitality. Suites with kitchenettes, rooms with fireplaces, continental breakfast and close proximity to fabulous New Mexican and Mexican cooking make El Rey Inn a charming retreat. Free Bottle of Wine in your Room for Rt. 66 Directory Guests. Web site: www.elreyinnsantafe.com

Kakawa Chocolate House Attraction Chocolate

Contact information: Tony Bennett 1050 E. Paseo de Peralta Santa Fe, NM 87501 Phone: 505-982-0388 Email: tony@kakawachocolates.com Description: Kakawa is a specialty chocolate house known and loved for its fine dark chocolates, chile chocolates, and Mesoamerican, Historic European, and Contemporary chocolate elixirs (drinking chocolates). Web site: www.KakawaChocolates.com

Algodones

Bernalillo

Clines Corners

Moriarty

Edgewood

Barton

Zuzax

Tijeras

Carnuel

Albuquerque

Celestee's Gifts & Novelties Retail Gift Shop

Contact information: Carol Johnson 918 Juan Tabo N E Albuquerque, New Mexico 87112 Phone: (505) 550-6845 Email: caj508@msn.com Description: Jewelry, toys, state souvenirs, & novelties.

Duran Central Pharmacy, Inc Retail Jewelry

Contact information: Mona Ghattas 1815 Central Ave NW Albuquerque, NM 87104 Phone: 505-247-4141 Email: monaghattas@me.com Description: In business since 1942, Duran Central Pharmacy is one of the oldest commercial establishments in Albuquerque. The pharmacy is a full-service pharmacy specializing in compounding, vaccines, compression hosiery, and medical supplies. In addition, we have a large selection of unique gift items, bath and body products, gourmet chocolates, cards and Southwestern books. The original soda fountain has grown into a small restaurant, serving New Mexican food and is famous in the area for its red and green chile. Web site: www.durancentralpharmacy.com

Enchanted Trails RV Park & Trading Post Lodging, Retail Gift Shop, Collectibles, RV Park

Contact information: Vickie Ashcraft 14305 Central NW Albuquerque, NM 87121 Phone: 505-831-6317 Email: Vickie@enchantedtrails.com Description: Enchanted Trails is primarily an RV park with a great store. We carry Native American arts & crafts, regional foods, pottery, jewelry, fun travel trailer collectables and a line of uncommon Route 66 items. We also have several vintage travel trailers that rent nightly. Web site: www.enchantedtrails.com

Route 66 Malt Shop & Grill Food and Drink Restaurant

Contact information: Diane or Eric 3800 Central Ave SE Albuquerque, NM 87108 Phone: 505-242-RT66 Email: admin@route66maltshop.com Description: A retro diner that still believes in "Old Fashioned" service and quality... Our burgers are from USDA "Natural" beef locally grown... World Class Homemade Root Beer... A "must stop" for any Route 66 travelers... Web site: http://route66maltshop.com

Armijo

Parajito

Los Padillas

Isleta Pueblo

Bosque Farms

Peralta

Valencia

Los Lunas

Correo

Mesita

Laguna

New Laguna

Paraje

Budville

Villa Cubero

San Fidel

Acoma

McCartys

Grants

Milan

Bluewater

Prewitt

Thoreau

Continental Divide

Gallup

Angela's Cafe Food and Drink Cafe

Contact information: Angela Chavez 201 E. Hwy 66 Gallup, NM 87301 Phone: 505-722-7526 Email: angmar64@yahoo.com Description: Whether It's A Light Breakfast With The Best Coffee In Town, A Gourmet Sandwich For Lunch Or Mega Burgers And Beer For Dinner, Angela's Cafe Provides A Variety Of Culinary Delights Sure To Satisfy Every Palette! Web site: www.facebook.com/pages/Angelas-Cafe/286500060332?ref=tn_tnmn

Gallup Cultural Center Food and Drink, Attraction, Retail Gift Shop, Art Gallery, café, Historic Site, Visitor Center, Tour Guide, City Park, Museum

Contact information: Jeremy Boucher 201 E Hwy 66 Gallup, NM 87301 Phone: 505-863-4131 Email: gccdirector@gmail.com Description: The Gallup Cultural Center, housed in the "Old Santa Fe Depot" on Historic Route 66, is a joint venture of the City of Gallup and the Southwest Indian Foundation. The building was built in 1923 and was originally part of a larger Atchison Topeka Railroad and Fred Harvey complex. The plush "El Navajo" hotel, once connected to the old railway station on the west side, was designed by Mary Colter, who designed and decorated most of Fred Harvey's hotels, including the famous lodgings at the Grand Canyon. Many architectural historians say that the El Navajo and the adjacent depot building were among her crowning achievements. Unfortunately the "El Navajo" was torn down in the 1950's to make way for the widening of Route 66. When the Southwest Indian Foundation took over the building in the mid 1990's to run it as a cultural center for the City of Gallup, they completed the renovation of the building by decorating it with photos, furniture and trim reminiscent of the "El Navajo" era. Today the Gallup Cultural Center is a community center, which houses the City of Gallup Visitor Center, the Storyteller museum (a cultural and historic exhibit of the Gallup area), the Master's Gallery (a modern Native American Art Gallery), a gift shop and Angela's café. Web site: www.southwestindian.com/service/center.cfm

Defiance

Manuelito

Las Vegas

Sandia Park

Get a Free Listing For Your Retail Business: