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New Atlantis skyline in Starfield

All New Atlantis Shops in Starfield Listed

Time for a shopping spree.

The city of New Atlantis in Starfield is a large city filled with all sorts of things to see, and plenty of shiny new gear to purchase. Here are all New Atlantis shops in Starfield, how to get to them, and what they offer.

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Every Shop in New Atlantis Listed

In total, there are 15 shops in Starfield’s New Atlantis. Some serve the same purpose, while others are for more specialized goods and have a wider stock of that class of item. The stock that’s available at a shop can be random, and stock may change once every in-game day. So you can easily reset a shop’s stock by sleeping or waiting in a chair.

Tip:

It takes a total of 24 in-game hours for Starfield vendors to resupply. Make sure you wait or sleep in a safe area while doing this, so you don’t get attacked by monsters. It helps to go to multiple vendors and refresh them all in one go, giving you more supplies to buy and credits to sell for.

Ship Services Technician

Starfield screenshot of a ship services technician
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  • Where to Find: Immediately next to your spaceship, chilling by the Trade Authority kiosk.

The Ship Services Technician offers a few services. You can either purchase one of his pre-made ships for use (provided you have the right level in the Piloting skill) or build and modify your ships to suit your needs. He also seems to think you’re a new captain, even 70 hours into the game.

Ship Services Technician Items for Sale

  • Ships.
  • Ship modifications.
  • Ship repairs.

Trade Authority Kiosk

Starfield screenshot of a green kiosk with yellow screens and the words Trade Authority printed at the bottom.
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  • Where to Find: Immediately next to your ship, with the Ship Services Technician close by.

If you have anything that you want offloaded and sold for some quick and easy cash, then the Trade Authority kiosk is your best friend. The company buys just about anything, and that includes illegal contraband. The only downside is that the kiosk only has 5,000 Credits, so you won’t be selling much here.

Trade Authority Kiosk Items for Sale

  • Nothing, but it will buy literally everything.

The Viewport Bar

Starfield screenshot of a Nyssa behind the bar at the Viewport bar
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  • Where to Find: When landing at the spaceport, head through the security checkpoint and go to the left. You’ll find the Viewport bar, with Nyssa inside at the bar.

If you need a drink, then Nyssa is going to be your gal. Her drinks offer some nice temporary buffs such as Persuasion chance, O2 Recovery, Carry Capacity, and Damage Resistance. She’s a useful NPC.

Viewpoint Bar Items for Sale

  • Drinks that offer buffs.

Jemison Mercantile

Starfield screenshot of a Amoli Bava Jemison Mercantile clerk
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  • Where to Find: After landing in the spaceport, head through the security checkpoint and go to the left. Amoli will be inside the Jemison Mercantile store, marked by a large JM symbol.

Amoli is the clerk for Jemison Mercantile and sells a lot of random stuff. Whether you want some weapons, ammo, spacesuits, or even some Med Packs, you can purchase just about anything. It’s another great vendor to sell things to.

Jemison Mercantile Items for Sale

  • Weapons.
  • Ammo.
  • Spacesuits.
  • Med Packs.
  • Aid.
  • Digipicks.
  • Crafting items.

Terrabrew Coffee (Spaceport)

Starfield screenshot of a clerk at Terrabrew Coffee
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  • Where to Find: Like the previous two shops, head to the left of the security checkpoint in the spaceport. It can be found to the right of Jemison Mercantile.

Terrabrew Coffee offers about six different kinds of coffee, from Cappuccinos to Macchiatos. Each drink gives some health and temporary O2 recovery, if that’s the sort of thing you’re interested in. Not the most useful shop, but it’s there.

Terrabrew Coffee Items for Sale

  • Drinks that offer recovery.

Aphelion Realty

Starfield screenshot of an Aphelion Realty Clerk
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  • Where to Find: Head to the MAST District fast-travel point and head up the ramp, then immediately to the left. Next to the memorial will be Aphelion Realty, with clerk Zora Sangweni inside.

Aphelion Realty is specifically designed for if you want to get a home that you can decorate. You’ll need to be a UC Citizen though, which requires you to progress through the UC Vanguard mission line.

Aphelion Realty Items for Sale

  • Well Apartment.
  • Mercury Tower Penthouse.

Terrabrew Coffee (Commercial District)

Starfield screenshot of Terrabrew Coffee Commercial District clerk
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  • Where to Find: After going to the Commercial District, you should see the store immediately to your left.

This is very similar to the Spaceport Terrabrew Coffee store, only in the Commercial District if you don’t want to go the distance.

Terrabrew Coffee Items for Sale

  • Drinks that offer recovery.

Whetstone

Starfield screenshot of the entrance to Whetstone
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  • Where to Find: Spawn in at the Commercial District fast-travel point, then head up the winding ramp. It’s a difficult place to miss (especially given how obnoxious its exterior is).

The Whetstone restaurant offers a choice of many alcoholic drinks that provide various buffs. However, you can also get normal human meals like a single Plum and an entire baguette.

Whetstone Items for Sale

  • Food and drinks that offer buffs.

Enhance

Starfield screenshot of the entrance to the Enhance Store by Outland
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  • Where to Find: Go to the Commercial District fast-travel point and head immediately straight. You should see the Enhance store with Warner at the counter.

If you aren’t happy with your character’s appearance, then the Enhance store is your best friend. Here, you can pay a small fee to change any aspect of your character’s appearance that you could in the character creator.

Enhance Items for Sale

  • Plastic surgery.
  • A haircut.

Outland

Starfield screenshot of the entrance to Outland
  • Where to Find: From the Commercial District fast-travel point, head immediately straight and past the Enhance store seen above. You should see the big Outland sign and are free to head inside.

Outland is known for selling mostly apparel but does sell a few other things as well. Here, you can find some helmets, packs, and spacesuits that suit your needs. Some offer style, others offer practicality, and conveniently, some will offer both.

Outland Items for Sale

  • Clothing.
  • Spacesuits.
  • Helmets.
  • Packs.

Reliant Medical

Starfield screenshot of the Reliant Medical building
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  • Where to Find: Spawn in at the Lodge fast-travel point and look immediately to your right. Just behind a rock, you’ll find the Reliant Medical shop.

Whether you need some quick patching up or want a surplus of healing supplies like Med Packs, Reliant Medical is going to be your go-to. We head here frequently since they’re an easy way to stock up on meds.

Reliant Medical Items for Sale

  • Recovery.
  • Medical supplies.

EIT Clothiers

Starfield screenshot of EIT Clothiers building
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  • Where to Find: Head to the Lodge fast-travel point and head to the right. Across the way from the Reliant Medical building, you should spot the EIT Clothiers store.

If you want to get some fresh clothes but want to dress very fancy, then EIT Clothiers is the place to go. Everything they offer is luxurious and expensive, perfect for getting the blood of your enemies on later.

EIT Clothiers Items for Sale

  • Fancy outfits.

Dawn’s Roost

Starfield screenshot of the awning over Dawn's Roost
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  • Where to Find: Head to the Residential District fast-travel point and immediately turn around. You should see the large Dawn’s Roost logo, with an egg to boot.

Dawn’s Roost is a similar store to the other food and drink stores above, only that they mainly offer food. Some of their signature dishes include the Dawn’s Roost Strip and the Jemison Wellington.

Dawn’s Roost Items for Sale

  • Foods that offer buffs.

Chunks

Starfield screenshot of a clerk at Chunks
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  • Where to Find: Teleport to the Residential District fast-travel point and look to your right. It’s a yellow building, so it’s tough to miss.

Nothing quite says appetizing like the name Chunks. This store entirely sells Chunks, food cubes flavored like the real thing yet made with nothing of the real thing. Most Chunks give just health, while select ones will provide temporary benefits.

Chunks Items for Sale

  • Questionable food cubes that offer buffs.

Centaurian Arsenal

Starfield screenshot of the Centaurian Arsenal Weapon Shop building
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  • Where to Find: Spawn in at the Residential District and head immediately North and to the right. Given the bronze finish surrounding the shop, this is a tough one not to spot.

Last but absolutely not least is the Centaurian Arsenal, a shop that sells all sorts of weapons and ammo. If you ever need a surplus of rounds, this is where you should be going immediately. They even sell some formidable weapons in case you find yourself lacking in firepower.

A few weapons that this shop can sell include the Beowulf, Big Bang, Arc Welder, Auto-Rivet, Maelstrom, Magshot, Magshear, Magsniper, Equinox, and more.

Centaurian Arsenal Items for Sale

  • Weapons.
  • Ammo.

If you’re looking to farm some of the resources from these vendors, check out our guide on how to reset Vendor Balance in Starfield.


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