Tremendous selection. Staff very friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful…read more T shirts in all sizes and colors. So much to see you need to make extra time to take it all in!

They have a wide variety of souvenirs to choose from and the staff was very professional and…read morehelpful.

Great place run by a super friendly and helpful owners. Definite must to see as the place is full…read moreof collectibles to admire and variety of souvenirs for anyone to find their pick in their price range.

Amazing Experience! It truly is a gem and I would absolutely recommend to those that live rocks,…read moreNative American art, iconic Route 66 memorabilia, a load of amazing information from the owners and more! Would absolutely recommend a visit, what a once in a lifetime find!

Great gift shop on Route 66. So many cute gifts and souvenirs as well. They also have a side room…read morewith barrels and barrels of salt water taffy, every flavor you could imagine and more. We found a cute sample back of hot sauces as well. The gal who checked us out was super friendly and I would say this was one of the best shops in the area.

Awesome and artistic and expansive Trader's Shop in historic old Williams, AZ! This place has it…read moreall, it spares nothing: post cards, trinkets, carpets, candy, cookery, sweets, snacks, handicraft, clothing, shirts, hats, food, outdoor items, garden supplies, specialty canned stuffs, novelties, collectible jewels, knives, rings, shawls, cowboy hats, boots, belts and jackets! Rebel review: 5

This was such an unexpected find. We happened to stop by Williams town after our visit to…read moreBearizona. It's located near the Williams Visitor Center, which made parking super easy with plenty of free spaces. There is no fee to enter, and it is a smaller place. It took us about 20 to 30 minutes to go through it all and we also spend time speaking to the owner. He was friendly, knowledgeable and you can tell a lot of thought went into everything. Each item on display had interesting facts but also some had a bit of humor which made the boys laugh. In the middle aisles, they had a selection of toys, rocks, plushies and some boardgames for sale. I wish I had taken more pictures but as my husband said, "If we had taken more photos, his phone would be full of ..." well you can imagine lol Overall, I would definitely recommend stopping by if you are in the area, especially if you have kids and want something quick, fun, and a little different. It was a nice break that costs nothing to enter but leaves a lasting impression.

Very unusual place! The host was very kind and knowledgeable. For a free museum you can't go…read morewrong. Give it a try, it is actually a great museum. Look up at the tin ceiling. Poop stuff everywhere. Have fun, we did

It really isn't a gift shop, just a small selection at the check in counter. They do have some cute…read morestuff though.

From the owner: Unique Route 66 gifts and women's accessories including Italian leather purses and bags cashmere…read morescarves and jewelry

Great little shop to find Route 66 things along with signs and shirts. They have a large assortment…read moreof items for souvenirs and also collectibles that you many be looking for. It is also placed right in the middle of all the downtown life.

Loved this shop- lots of great fun Route 66 inspired gifts, replica tin signs, funny shirts, shot…read moreglass all the normal stuff but kicked up a notch!!! I bought a few fun things- I enjoyed all the "goodies" in this store!

Shelly i just was in your shop last week and you told me to get my mom's ring off before I lost my…read morefinger.. Just wanted you to know that my niece Josylin helped me get it off...im glad I did it...thank you for caring about a perfect stranger and giving me good advice...your a good person and when I come back down there i hope you'll help me find a perfect ring...

A fabulous shop with exciting inventory and extraordinarily excellent help and service! I saw a…read morepiece of jewelry I was interested in for a gift, but I wasn't ready to make a decision, so I called the next day after we had left town and asked to have it sent to me. The transaction was easy, pleasant, and efficient. The jewelry arrived within days, carefully packaged; all in all - a flawless transaction. There are lots of cute shops in Williams, but the service here makes Native America head and shoulders above others. I highly recommend that you stop by.

Yummy snack stop in Williams. Lots of jerky flavors, fresh and unique. We got Pineapple Serrano and…read morea few others. All delish and worth every penny. They also have sauces and candies plus custom drink holders and woodwork. We'll be back.

Driving and walking down Route 66 while visiting many of the shops was great. I've seen quite a few…read moredifferent items I fell in love with. I am a rock collector, and there were so many things to see. The other people on the streets were really nice and happy to be walking through the same stores and streets we were on.

The Service was slow! The selection was just ok. The potato was hard but the meat was good! The…read morechicken sandwich was great! Maybe if we got there earlier it would have been better price was ok

Horrible customer service at the Family Dollar Store at Williams Arizona. The rudest cashier old…read morelady! She is running customer away from shopping at this store! Managers must address this issue with her, or no one will want to shop at this store!

Be advised, bargain hunters and 99¢ store aficionados: Family Dollar, while certainly a purveyor…read moreof discounts and seconds, has most items priced at more than a dollar. I understand that for some, this will result in an apoplectic display of unadulterated, authentic frontier jibberish... but if you can get past this point, there are some cheapish finds here if you're willing to lower your standards to a level of basic utility and accept the nearly disposable nature of items found here (note, there's a Dollar General around the corner, but if you don't like Family Dollar's pricing, you're gonna have a bad time there, too.) Staying with the kids at a nearby hotel, we wandered in for cheap hotel toys, batteries, and some warm hats and gloves. All of these items were found quickly in the somewhat cluttered but small store. Several "end displays" of assorted bins of crapulent knock-off toys block the entrance/exit, and likely excite the Fire Marshal on his bi-annual visits. Cheap ski caps for a dollar and mittens/gloves for $3 were ours for the taking. Five year old daughter selected some terrible Shopkins toy, and sons settled on walkie talkies with a 6 ft. range and lots of "squelch" (sorry Millenial readers, you grew up in a world of telecommunications in which squelch was probably irrelevant...) Anyway, I enjoy pawing through discount store stock like some kind of starving raccoon... sometimes, you just might find the proverbial lobster tail that got dropped on the floor. Don't hate on Family Dollar; just think of them as Big Lots' smaller second cousin with a superfluous third nipple and maybe missing a toe on her left foot.