Where to find the best music shops in San Luis? Top-6 options

What a great coffee shop! Staff were friendly and made great drinks. The floor is made of pennies! Lovely art, plenty of seating.

This is why small town coffee shops are the best. My drink was great. There were plenty of options, and the food looked tasty. I enjoyed wandering through the space looking at the art. It is very reasonably priced too. The service was friendly and warm. I look forward to bringing people here.

Enjoyed our coffee and biscochitos – nice owners and staff. Highly recommend a stop here for local art, warm atmosphere, amazing floor covered in pennies, nice outdoor seating, and a great cup of coffee.

The coffee wasn’t as good as mine and they had live music, a keyboard player and a young girl about 11 singing. The keyboard was so loud you couldn’t hear the girl and we left after one song and don’t plan on ever going back. Disappointed!

The town of San Luis is happy that we finally have a coffee shop. I have not tried any food, but im sure it is delicious. Great place with great coffee and energy. I recommend it.

Just ordered coffee on our way to Santa Fe. Cute spot.

The coffee taste straight like vinegar, and the buns, and donut was so dry.

excellent store to shop! Great service from a knowlegable crew. Bob can help you to find the perfect gear or accessories to get you back onto the stage!

Support your local business!

The owner is super compassionate about music and hopes that everyone can find there own love for it

Bob & Robert are awesome. Great little music store.

Sell instruments,have manuals,seem to want you in and out

Nice Selection of instruments, courteous service

I will never do business with them again. We had taken an alto sax in for pad repairs and it too over 2 months to be repaired and then were charged outrageously for it.

Do not bring your instruments here for repair. I brought my violin in to be repaired and it was completely ruined by the worker. All it needed was for a small hairline crack to be filled. Instead, the repairman decided it would be better to sand off the varnish and stain which is impossible to replace and match to the original. Although I liked the store before this experience, I cannot forgive this kind of decision making. This would have been avoided if the repairman had simply told me how he planned on repairing the violin, but he did not.

I have personal issues with the owner/operator

Meeting the horses

Oldest continuously occupied town in Colorado; small, quaint community with friendly locals.

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Go here every year. very small town.
They need a good grocer.

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Moved away 25+ years ago. So disappointing to see what has taken place since then.

Great experience here, I have taken several instruments in for repair and setups, they always charge a very fair price for excellent work. Most recently dropped off a fretless bass, and their tech set it up perfectly. High end service and always friendly – can’t recommend these guys enough!

Dave runs Monkton Guitars, and I was extremely impressed with the service I received. He has a ‘can do’ attitude, and is happy to give advice and the benefit of his long experience. It’s refreshing to deal with someone who is passionate about what they do!

My instrument arrived safely in the UK, and was exactly as described, so I couldn’t be happier. Definitely worth checking out if you are looking for either a new or vintage instrument – and you can buy with confidence, even if you are not able to visit the store in-person.

Highly recommended!

TL;DR – This place rules, come here instead of some big box guitar store.

Came into the store this weekend hoping to find a new amp, I’d been thinking I wanted a Fender Twin Reverb but wasn’t quite sure if that was really what I was after. The owner Dave helped me out, had me play through a handful of other amps before setting me up with both the Twins they had in stock. Being able to play the ’70 twin back to back with a 90’s ’65 reissue was perfect to get a feel for the difference between different models of the same amp. Dave was super friendly, knowledgable and helpful, the store had great inventory, and ultimately I walked out with the 1970 Twin (best sounding amp I’ve ever played). This is my first tube amp (and a vintage one at that) but I feel great knowing I can give them a call if I have issues or need maintenance in the future and they’ll point me in the right direction. I’ll 100% be coming back here for future purchases and would encourage anyone reading this to support a great small business and shop here.

Best shop around!

great place to try and buy, they know their stuff and are super nice and willing to help you find what you’re looking for. they have great recommendations and will let you play whatever for however long. very cheap for repairs and guitar work, much cheaper than other places. got my frets leveled/crowned and it sounds fantastic, however they did kind of gauge/scratch the neck on several frets. sucks, but not a huge deal as it’s not a high end guitar and the price was right ($60). again, sounds great but i would be weary of bringing a higher end model in as they weren’t very careful about taping off the neck to avoid cosmetic damage.

do not take your guitars here for repair! simple jobs will end up being 2 hours in labor charges. they will take your working guitar and send you home with a non-working guitar. they will mix up the wiring on the pots. they will give you pots too large so your knobs have a huge gap underneath. unbelievably unprofessional and incapable.

EDIT: The business response is not a fair respresentation. First guitar, volume pots wired backwards. Second guitar, repair only lasted the car ride home. Second fix only lasted the next car ride home. Third fix, incorrect tone mapping and too large of pots. Every single trip a problem. Why would I go back?