Love this store. It had the most appropriate and affordable broken bow shirts and sweaters. The…read moresafe was extremely kind and helpful. There's a dressing room to try in clothing to make sure it fits. They also having amazing American darling purses! Truly authentic people not price gouging tourists which we really loved. Will always come here!

Very nice gift shop that has everything you might need while in Hochatown for your outdoor…read moreadventures. There are a lot of gift shops in Hochatown/Broken Bow, but this one has the largest selection of almost everything by far.

Friendly service just opened a coffee shop in the back called Brew and Chew. Good homemade cookies…read moreand deserts. Good mocha with salted caramel.

From the owner: We are a boot/shoe and sporting goods store, located in Broken Bow, OK. We have a wide variety of…read morebrand name shoes, as well as swimwear, athletic wear and sporting goods. Come experience great shopping in downtown Broken Bow.

This place is huge. They have rooms of name brand fishing baits and lures. From Booyah to Yamamoto…read moreand live bait, they have it all and for good prices. I just wish they had a store in the Oklahoma City area.

Our new bait shop!! They have a great selection, anything you could need for a great price.read more

Had a great experience with Beavers Bend Fly Shop. The shop is right inside the park, so you can…read moremeet up, grab your gear, and be on the water within minutes, super convenient. We did two guided sessions over a long weekend and both guides Austin and Jet were solid. They provided all the gear we needed and it was good quality. Good value in my opinion. Austin was our guide on the second day and he was excellent, really patient, taught us a lot, and put us on fish. Caught a bunch of fish on day two including some nice rainbows. Highly recommend the shop and the guide service. We'll be back.

I booked a full day guided trip with Hirthel Chapman. A few days before the trip, Hirthel called me…read moreto see what my goals were. I initially told him that I'd wanted to catch and net bigger fish. He informed me that the larger fish are a challenge to catch because the water was warming up. So, I told him that I've never been good at fishing pocket water. We spend the day in many section of Spillway Creek, but most of the day was dedicated to pocket water upstream. Not only did Hirthel teach me how to read the water, I caught a lot of fish, and many of them were pretty large. Although I'd fished Beavers Bend many times, I had developed a lot of bad habits in my casting. Hiring a guide like Hirthel really speeds up the learning process. He is knowledgable, patient, and I highly recommend him.

Unbelievable experience! Kit Brown was top-notch--knowledgeable, patient, and truly focused on our…read moreexperience. He put us on fish almost immediately and even with a group of begineers, he was a fantastic teacher. We landed some absolute beauties!! Great conversation, amazing scenery, and high-quality equipment all resulted in a highly productive day. Third time using Kit, and we will do it again. Entirely recommend!

Mr. Kit is the best of the best. Myself and two kids (11&9) went out fly fishing for the first time…read moretoday. All gear was provided and we had an absolute blast! He was patient with the kids (and adult who got her line tangled the most) and great in educating us all while having fun. When we arrived almost everyone we saw knew the him as he is an expert in the area. Highly recommend and we will be back!

I was in Broken Bow on vacation when my son suddenly had an asthma attack. I called the Walmart…read morepharmacy to have them pull his prescription from our home Walmart in Frisco, TX. The person I spoke with, Shavonne, showed absolutely no sense of urgency. I even provided the Walmart RX number, and she told me, "I'm not pulling him up, so I don't know." I asked her to try searching my name instead -- she couldn't do that either. As someone who works in the healthcare field, this was extremely concerning. "I don't know" is not an acceptable response when a child is having a medical emergency. I then told her it sounded like user error and asked for a manager. She said the manager was busy. I told her I would hold. The manager eventually called me back (my phone had lost signal), found my son's information, and said they would get the prescription ready. I thanked her and told her we were an hour away -- she said that was fine. When we arrived, the pharmacy was closed for lunch. Given the urgency of the situation, they could have easily said, "We will be closed from 1:30-2:00," but no one mentioned this at all. I asked a regular Walmart employee if they could please get the pharmacist because my son was having an asthma attack. They tried but couldn't reach anyone. They ended up calling an ambulance -- and the ambulance staff was amazing. They immediately gave my son the medication he needed. While my husband stayed with our son in the ambulance, I ran inside to pick up the prescription since the pharmacy should have been open again. When I got to the counter, I was ignored for about two minutes until Shavonne finally came up. I told her who I was and that my son was currently in the ambulance outside. Again -- no urgency, no apology, nothing. She told me the medication would be $120. I asked if she ran it through insurance. She said my son "doesn't have insurance." He absolutely does, and it should already be in the system. She then asked Bella if she had the insurance card. I handed her what she asked for, and she snapped, "This is medical coverage." I told her she needed the RX card -- which she should have known to ask for in the first place. I didn't have the RX card with me, and she said, "Well, that's the only way I can proceed." I told her again that my son was literally sitting in an ambulance outside. She said, "I'm not going to help you." The ambulance staff came inside and asked if the medication was ready. I told Bella to please repeat what she had just told me. She said nothing. Suddenly she wanted to act like she had been providing great service, which was absolutely not the case. At that point, I told them to just ring it up at whatever price so I could leave. They told me it was $50, but Shavonne rang it up as $83. My son DOES have insurance, and this pharmacy was completely incapable of helping an out‑of‑town family in a medical emergency. Jason, the manager on the floor, did purchase the other medication my son needed, and I truly appreciate him and the store employees who helped call the ambulance. My issue is solely with the pharmacy. As a healthcare professional, I am shocked at the lack of empathy, urgency, and basic customer service shown by Bella and Shavonne. They need immediate retraining on customer service, communication, and professional conduct. I am giving the store itself 2 stars because the regular employees were helpful. But the pharmacy experience deserves 0 stars. This was unacceptable, especially with a child in medical distress.

Why is there two registers closed on busy days? Do you not teach your employees to say "Thank you"?…read moreThe people that stand at the front, most have little personality. Train your employees that customers are important.