No road trip is complete without bringing home a souvenir to commemorate your journey. And you especially can’t travel The Mother Road without doing a little Route 66 shopping along the way. Whether you hope to collect a sticker at every stop or are looking for the most unique local wares, you’ll find an abundance of stores to browse for that perfect thing.
There are plenty of quirky souvenir shops on Route 66 where you can pick up a magnet with your name on it, a diner mug printed with a photo of a nearby attraction, a screen printed T-Shirt, or a postcard to send home. Whatever you like or collect you can probably find. But if kitschy mementos aren’t your jam, there are heaps more options for shopping on The Mother Road. You’ll find specialty stores, boutiques, vintage shops, curios, and more at every turn of your GPS.
Looking for the best Route 66 shopping destinations to add to your road trip itinerary? Use the filters below to search our shopping directory by location, type, or keyword to fill your travel plan. Whether you’re visiting just one of the eight states on The Mother Road (Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, or California) or driving the entire journey from Chicago to Los Angeles (or vice versa), there are plenty of places to purchase a keepsake to remember your vacation.
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Santa Monica Pier Bait and Tackle in Santa Monica, California
Santa Monica Pier Bait and Tackle isn’t just for anglers, it’s the “Last Stop Shop” on Route 66. Sitting at the far west end of the pier, this spot offers everything from pole rentals, bait, and tackle to Route 66 souvenirs, postcards, and magnets.
Buck’s Vintage on 66 in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Discover Buck’s Vintage on 66, a curated Route 66 shop offering western wear, souvenirs, and retro finds, now located inside 66 Collective in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Meadow Gold Mack’s Route 66 Outpost in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Meadow Gold Mack’s Route 66 Outpost in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a must-stop shopping destination along Historic Route 66, with over twenty artists and shops all under one roof. Located next to the iconic Meadow Gold Sign and across from Buck Atom’s Cosmic Curios on 66, this lively spot was brought to life by Mary Beth Babcock.
Route 66 RoadRunner in Seligman, Arizona
Housed in the renovated 1936 Olsen’s Chevrolet dealership and garage building, Route 66 RoadRunner in Seligman, Arizona is a cafe and gift shop. Relax inside this revamped building or outside under the covered patio. The cafe's menu features a variety of items for breakfast, lunch, or an early dinner.
Galco’s Old World Grocery (Galco’s Soda Pop Stop) in Los Angeles, California
Family-owned and operated since 1897, Galco’s Old World Grocery in Los Angeles, California (Galco's Soda Pop Stop), has transformed from an Italian grocery store into one of the most unique soda shops in the country. When John Nese took over his father’s store in 1995, he shifted the focus from groceries to specialty sodas and lined the shelves with small-batch, classic, and hard-to-find bottles.
Must SeePink Elephant Antique Mall in Livingston, Illinois
At the Pink Elephant Antique Mall in Livingston, Illinois you can find their famous big pink elephant roadside attraction and also so much more. The Pink Elephant Antique Mall is an old converted gym from the Livingston High School building that now serves as a flea market with more than 50 antique dealers.
EddieWorld in Yermo, California
If you’re road tripping along Route 66 in the Mojave Desert or heading off toward Las Vegas, a short detour to EddieWorld in Yermo, California is well worth your time. Opened in 2018, this stop has been nicknamed the “Disneyland of Gas Stations.” EddieWorld is officially the largest gas station in California.
Richardson Trading Post in Gallup, New Mexico
You can find many trading posts across New Mexico Route 66. But one of the oldest, and most well-known, is Richardson Trading Post in Gallup, New Mexico. Located right on the main street of historic Route 66, Richardson Trading Post opened in 1913, predating the Mother Road by more than a decade.
Stewart’s Petrified Wood in Holbrook, Arizona
Stewart’s Petrified Wood in Holbrook, Arizona is one of the kitschiest rock shops on Route 66. Look for man-eating dinosaurs, ostriches (both real and fake), sabertooth tigers, mannequins, and more at this Route 66 roadside attraction and souvenir shop. Petrified wood shops are prolific in eastern Arizona.
Must SeeAngel & Vilma Delgadillo’s Original Route 66 Gift Shop in Seligman, Arizona
Angel Delgadillo was a barber for nearly 50 years. But he’s just as known for being the “Guardian Angel” of Route 66. Visit him and his legacy at Angel & Vilma Delgadillo’s Original Route 66 Gift Shop in Seligman, Arizona, where the museum and shop celebrate his efforts to preserve and revitalize the Mother Road.
Lost Along the Mother Road
Not every stop along Route 66 has stood the test of time. Over the decades, some Route 66 attractions have faded from the map, leaving behind ghost towns, relics, and memories of what once was. These sites may be gone, but they are not forgotten, living on through photos, memories, and the travelers who still seek their traces.
