When you visit Albuquerque, you’re sure to fall in love with the culture, art, food and landscape. Luckily, our local shops and artists make it easy to take a piece of ABQ home with you or to send to a loved one. We’ve rounded up some of the top spots around the city for the best Albuquerque souvenirs. Make a stop at any of these local stores to take home a piece of locally made art, find New Mexico-themed gifts for your loved ones, or bring our famous flavors into your own kitchen. 

Albuquerque Museum Store

The museum store at Albuquerque Museum is so much more than your typical gift shop. After your visit to the museum, you don’t want to miss this perfectly curated shop full of locally made jewelry, fun gifts, a variety of art, and unique-to-ABQ cookbooks and cooking supplies to bring the flavors of New Mexico home with you. 

Albuquerque Museum

The Breaking Bad Store 

Heisenberg shirts, Los Pollos Hermanos gear, Fleetwood Bounder RV toy models, Saul bobbleheads and chemical element-covered phone cases all await “Breaking Bad” and “Better Call Saul” fans at the official Breaking Bad Store in Old Town Albuquerque.  

The Breaking Bad Store ABQ

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The Candy Lady

An Albuquerque tradition for 30 years, The Candy Lady in Old Town features over 20 flavors of handmade fudge, A wall of licorice in assorted flavors from around the world, fresh dipped and glazed fruits, handmade chocolates, custom cakes, and many more treats. For a great souvenir or gift, check out the New Mexican and Southwestern flavors like chocolate green chile fudge, green chile piñon brittle or red chile rock candy. 
The Candy Lady

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Duran’s Central Pharmacy

You are sure to find the unexpected when you step into Duran’s Central Pharmacy. Duran’s is a local favorite for New Mexican comfort food, and any local will tell you it’s a must-go for a chile-smothered burrito. While you wait for your fill, look around the pharmacy for a huge selection of fun and funky souvenirs, gifts, toys and other locally made goods.

Duran's Pharmacy Shopping

Flyby Provisions

For unique souvenirs in downtown Albuquerque, head to Flyby Provisions. Choose from a wide selection of local goods, or curate a one-of-a-kind gift box filled with goodies.

Interior of Flyby Provisions

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Indian Pueblo Store

The official retail store of the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, the Indian Pueblo Store is owned and operated by the 19 Pueblos of New Mexico. This unique gift shop offers an unsurpassed collection of original, handcrafted works of Native American art. Here, you’ll find traditional and contemporary arts from award‐winning, internationally renowned artists as well as emerging talents.
Indian Pueblo Cultural Center

Los Poblanos Farm Shop

Located on the historic Los Poblanos Historic Inn & Organic Farm property in Los Ranchos de Albuquerque, the Farm Shop features artisan lavender products, grown and produced from their very own organic lavender farm, along with the Farm Foods collection made fresh from the on-property kitchen.Los Poblanos Farm Store

Masks y Mas

If you are in the market for Mexican imported arts, Masks Y Mas in the heart of the Nob Hill neighborhood is the perfect spot for you. This unique boutique is a one stop shop for everything from beautiful authentic art to fun cultural additions for your home. 
 

A street view of the Masks Y Mas store in Nob Hill

Merc 66

Located at the vintage El Vado Motel, Merc 66 houses work from a variety of local artists under one roof. From local artist prints to t-shirts and pins, Merc 66 is the perfect place to find your uniquely-Albuquerque souvenirs. Make sure you go with enough time to enjoy a beer on the patio at El Vado for the full experience! 

Merc 66 store

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New Mexico United Team Store

Get all your fan gear and New Mexico United souvenirs at the Team Store in Albuquerque’s Nob Hill neighborhood. 

Two men shopping in the New Mexico United store

New Nuevo

New Nuevo is the perfect place to stop for a wide selection of local Albuquerque goods. New Nuevo also assembles gift boxes, making it easy for you to customize a great gift in one package.

A display covered in New Mexican goods at New Nuevo

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Old Town 

For a huge selection of Albuquerque souvenirs and a quintessential ABQ experience as well, walk the winding streets of Historic Old Town, and stop in any number of the local shops along the way. You’ll find shops like Old Town Emporium, Covered Wagon, Treasure House Books and Gifts and lots of local places in Plaza Don Luis.
Old Town Shopping

Salsa Saint

Salsa Saint is your one-stop shop for salsas, red and green chile sauces and hot sauces made in New Mexico. Join one of its monthly clubs if you want monthly red chile, green chile or salsa shipped to your door.

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Seraparito Supply Co.

Take the smell of New Mexico home with you by purchasing a souvenir from Seraparito Supply Co. A green chile or biscochito candle will transport you back to Albuquerque, or pick up a burrito blanket to keep your burrito warm.

A bischochito, luminaria, and green chile candle from Seraparito

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Squidly Designs

For fans of the quirky and colorful, stop by Squidly Designs. With unique earrings, fun t-shirts and much more, you're sure to get plenty of compliments on any Squidly souvenir you take home.

A colorful sticker with a hot air balloon that says "Albuquerque" from Squidly Designs

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The Rail Yards Market

For local art, jewelry, T-shirts, and local fare like honey and spices all housed under one of the most unique venues around, head to the Rail Yards Market on Sundays May through October. Located in Downtown Albuquerque, the market is located inside the historic Blacksmith Shop of the Albuquerque Rail Yards site.

Albuquerque Railyards Market

Rude Boy Cookies

If you’d rather take home a souvenir you can eat, Rude Boy Cookies has the selection for you. More than your typical sweet treat, this local favorite offers a wide variety of delicious cookies, all made with music (specifically ska music) in mind. Along with the regular cookie selection, Rude Boy also offers specialty Albuquerque- and Breaking Bad-themed cookies perfect for bringing home with you to share with your friends. 

Rude Boy Cookies Breaking Bad Cookie

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Turquoise Museum Store

Located Downtown, the Turquoise Museum is one of Albuquerque’s most unique attractions. Here, you’ll view some of the world’s rarest and most collectible pieces of turquoise and turquoise jewelry. The museum store offers a wide selection of turquoise jewelry and souvenirs too! 
Turquoise Museum