I'm from San Diego and was visiting my parents for the holidays. When you visit "antique" stores in…read moreSD, it's mainly junk or toys from the 80s that, to me, can hardly be considered an antique. Old? Sure. Antique? Uh...no. I remember visiting this place as a kid and thinking it was pretty cool, so I figured it should be on our To Do list while here. This place is pretty decently-sized, so you could probably spend an hour in here if you were thorough. The first floor has the good stuff: antique furniture, old quilts and window panes, old medicine bottles...the list goes on and on. The second floor has some "ok" stuff, but it's what I'd classify more as junk: old books, VHS tapes, etc. It just depends what you're looking for. The people that work here are pretty friendly, and most items seem to be reasonably priced. We purchased a coffee table that was originally $200 and marked down to $50. I plan to sand it and will either stain or paint it. We didn't have the ability to transport it at the time of purchase, so they held it for us and we picked it up a couple days later. If you're looking for antiques, check out the first floor. They also sell a variety of whole bean coffees, so be sure to grab a bag if you're in need of a caffeine fix!

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We had blueprints printed and the quality was terrible. The customer service was friendly and the…read moreprinting and pick up were seamless. But when we got home we saw how poor the quality was and it was disappointing.

Great service and high-quality products. So glad we have them up in the white mountains of Arizona.read more

I love Nana's quilt shop. She has very interesting fabric not the normal run-of-the-mill stuff you…read moresee at most quilt stores. Her prices are good. She also has a long arm business so she can do your quilting for you.

Cute store. Found just the right Fall fabric I was looking for while on vacation. The Owner is…read moredelightful. I was impressed to hear about the various philanthropy quilting activities for donation.

I wanted to get some water that was on a shelf that was too high for me. Over the next forty…read moreminutes, I talked with five different people that said they would get someone to help me. No one came to help. Finally, some tall person helped me get the water I needed. Their comment was that no Walmart person can be bothered to help from their experience. This is the worst service I have ever received at any Walmart. On an other note, this store has a very poor selections of Products. The store is significantly bigger that the stores in Phoenix with more room between the rows, which is nice, but the selection is about what half of what I have seen at any other store.

Ariish in electronics is the absolute best! He definitely understands his job assignment! To go…read moreabove and beyond the call of duty! I've been calling for two days no one has answered the phone for operator! I called all department and the only person that answered in electronics was ariish. He took it upon himself to go up to lost and found to see if my driver license was left there. I just want to say thank you for not making any excuses; I appreciate you if no one else does! Keep up the great work!

On our trip from LA to Kingman to Telluride to Moab we skipped camping in the rain in favor of a…read morenight at the Motel 6 down the street from Nakai's. There are a couple of listings for this shop so make sure to go to 357 Navajo Blvd. When we arrived the shop was closed but a note on the door instructed 'potential customers' to call. The owner Leo arrived in 5 minutes as promised and greeted us warmly. Inside there are three jewelry cases filled to the brim with copper, silver, and turquoise jewelry. You can find Hopi, Navajo, and Zuni handmade jewelry, ceramics, and textile pieces at Nakai's. This was the only trading post we stopped in Holbrook and is certainly worth a visit. Leo is knowledgeable about his trade and was happy to explain the differences in turquoise to me, producing the map you can see in my photos. He was patient in helping me select a pair of earrings and checking out rings in my size. Be sure to visit Nakai's and it's reasonably priced wares.

I bought some pieces from Leo in 2018 and 2019. This man grew my love and respect for the art of…read moreIndian jewelry making immensely. He was so knowledgeable, I spent HOURS talking to him about different stones and pieces. He was honestly so joyous about his craft that I bought 6-7 pieces from him. To this DAY, I still wear my favorite ring every single day and find it so cool to know the knowledge and history behind it. Definitely made to last and extremely unique jewelry. Leo is a national gem!