Most of these businesses are open very limited. I believe this one is only open on weekend and on…read more"Holidays," though the holiday we chose to visit, it was closed. We curbed out hunger until Randsburg, to enjoy some food in this great little town. However, every-singly business was closed. Too bad.

Quaint gift shop. It has a bit of something for everyone. You can find small items for that…read moreunexpected emergency fix for your off highway vehicle, or get a piece of candy and a soda.

This is such a nice boutique. Never know what I may find here. Their prices are reasonable and I…read morelike that all the proceeds go to senior assistance in the community. They have displays of home decor goods and dinnerware. I really like when they have a lot of holiday items on display for sale. I always find something like a purse or scarf in the accessories section. All the ladies are volunteers and are friendly.

We need more thrift stores in Ridgecrest but this place provided a fun and relaxing shopping…read moreexperience today. It's a small-to-medium sized store with a bit of everything. It's very clean and organized. Prices are super fair, the way a thrift store should be (unlike Goodwill). I got some clothes, movies, and a puzzle there this afternoon. Service was friendly and laid back. Parking was super easy on the street. Their A/C is superb, as well.

Unprofessional and rude. Their phone has never worked and one of the owners doesn't seem to care…read moreabout whether consignee 's ever get paid.

I had driven by this place a million times and didn't know it was a thrift store/antique…read morestore/consignment store!!! Someone posted on FB asking for the best thrift stores in town and people recommended this place so I came in as soon as I could. Boy was I happy I did. I have been back a few times in the past few weeks - every chance I get! Love the variety and the changing inventory. Great prices and super cool stuff.

Pretty condescending workers. Good thing I came in with my grandma. Super snippy and we're trying…read moreto talk badly about us while we were in another room.

Istopped in, not to buy furniture, but I was in need of some moving boxes, specifically, mirror…read moresize boxes. To my surprise, they just happened to have a few. Made my life that much easier. Thanks for making my move a little less stressful.

Not very kids friendly for Toy Store. They is never kids in their. It always just sketchy Adults.read more

Not impressed. My main takeaway from our visit was that they do not know the first thing about…read morebeing courteous or welcoming. The man behind the counter on Wednesday afternoon seemed bothered that we had a question for him. It was very obvious he wanted us to know how annoyed he was. We had heard him speaking to one customer constantly for the past 10 minutes, having a normal conversation, so we know he was capable of speaking respectfully but he chose not to with us. No idea why our inquiry about the new Littlest Pet Shop line was such a bother. Also, it's odd that a toy store isn't familiar with this line of toys or with the brand "Basic Fun". We're brand new to the area, and can already tell there are some folks out here who live under a rock. Hoping to find other toy and hobby stores (or maybe we should open our own!).

Happened upon this junkyard of possibilities that looked like something out of "Hoarders" while…read moretaking a drive through Inyokern yesterday. Many things have been left to rust or splinter and crack from exposure, but walking around all the old farm equipment, kitchen appliances, signs, toys, carriages, cars, and furniture proved interesting. Pretty big collections of old scythes, rakes, milk cans, stoves, roller skates, and so on. Didn't notice prices on many things, but the things I saw seemed reasonable. The Barnyard would probably be pretty absorbing for treasure hunters.

I rarely write reviews but people need to be warned. I…read morerecently took a 925 silver chain in along with some others curious about what I'd be offered. The chain weighed 95g which was over $250 scrap value (266 today) and he told me he could only give me 30% of spot value. Then proceeded to offer me $35. First of all, 30% of spot is criminal. That alone shocked me. But the $35 he offered was only 14% of scrap value! This is beyond sleazy business practice. Every single online metal scrapper that I checked offered 4 to 5x that offer. He also wanted $30 to test it. It's sad to see someone part of such a small community, trying to rip off people that don't know any better. Good thing I know better, but I'm sure many don't. Anyways, hold onto your silver. The world is seeing a huge supply shock right now. If you really need to sell, check other sources.

I was going to let this one go but then a friend had a worse experience…read more About 4 months ago I came to Adams for a watch battery. I have been buying/selling/dealing in watches since 1999. I have been a collector since 1992. I had a vintage Casio watch that I was going to sell and it needed a battery. I explained to the owner that I needed a battery and he put one in quickly without telling me the price. He immediately told me to set the time myself. He then says $20.00! Wow! really? I have never paid over $8.00 in my life and he was too lazy to set the time. I guess he figured the more you charge and the less you do the more you make! GREED! The experience bothered me a lot and I tried to let it go as I hate leaving negative feedback. Fast forward to a few days ago. My friend is moving away and I wanted to visit him one last time. He had an interesting watch and I commented on it. He then told me it needed a battery today and when he said that; he came off annoyed. Without him saying anything else, I said you went to that place on China Lake and he charged you $20.00! He said No! $25.00! He told me he walked in and asked how much is a battery? He wanted the battery so he could do it himself. The owner grabbed the watch and quickly put one in. Then (ARE YOU READY FOR THIS?) he says you can set the time yourself, go on youtube! My friend said, "No, you set the time" and he did. Was the extra $5.00 because my friend asked to buy the battery and not the installation? I explained to my friend that the same thing happened to me. I said I am going to leave him a negative feedback now that there is a pattern. My friend said to mention his story. Come on! Don't treat people like this! Making money is one thing. Laziness and greed is another. I was the only one in the store when I visited Adams, I am not sure about my friend. I doubt it was packed.

I'm not exactly sure if this is an actual, functioning business or merely en exhibit. When I was…read morethere it was closed and no one even close to it. Around the store itself is a lot of old relics from the town's past. Looking around was a great way to pass time and see some fascinating pieces of machinery, old signage, and tools.