The girl who checked us out was very nice. The juices were nice and stocked. Couldn't beat the…read moreprice for the gallon of fruit punch you got.

I love this store, it's my first stop inside…read more They had food goods, clothing, dog supplies, school supplies, toiletries, and house goods. The store is pretty organized. They have both dollar items and full prices items. The staff was very friendly. I liked their friendly banter. I'll definitely come back.

The owner Kimberly is so sweet. so glad to have this new business in the town. Definitely worth…read morechecking out and it's great change from having to order things online they have a little something for everyone.

So many things here. I love antiques and collectibles and I think the owners are doing their best…read morein this community. I like to support local businesses whenever I get the chance, and we were driving through and decided to stop. I feel like if I stopped every time I might find something different every time and that is to be expected. The people here are friendly and helpful, stop by and say hi!

This store is filled with old trash products from the 1990's and the owner is an idiot and a con…read moreman don't ever go into this store and never give this man money

Yes, this is an actual Radio Shack (technically categorized as a dealer), still open in the spring…read moreof 2023. Yes, the proprietor, a good natured yokel and sometime town political operator/gadfly, is "the Greek" in question. (There is no Greek restaurant here.) He can and will order in items, if he can find them. This may be the last place within 300 miles to find electronics parts by brick-and-mortar perusal. For these facts alone, this outfit deserves 3 stars. This shop is vintage old Nevadana, as are the delightful cast of characters who wander in and out. Drop in, buy some headphones, or even a small tube TV set.

Old school soda fountain and sandwich spot we saw on an IG reel. Tried the lime Rickey with…read moreblueberry. They cater to your taste. I like more tart so they added more lime juice to mine. Also tried an iron soda which tasted like a cream soda. Got sandwiches to go. I got the number 6 to go with the Italian dressing on the side and sub turkey for the ham. The sandwich itself was filling with lots of meat but they forgot my Italian dressing on the side and put it in the sandwich. Friend got the 3 little pigs sandwich which he enjoyed. Service was good. Seemed like a lot of locals were stopping into eat. Prices are reasonable

Time for lunch! An old fashion fountain cafe and pharmacy. Definitely worth the stop. The…read moreservice was fabulous, atmosphere wonderful and quiet enough for conversation! I loved my roast beef with provolone with chips. Plenty of meat on a freshly baked 6" hoagie for $10.99. (A little mustard or horseradish would have been awesome). Diet Coke always a plus and a large was $2.09. Very busy; obviously a local favorite! Don't forget to grab ice cream for dessert!

Love love this most perfect little coffee shop & florist shop…read more first of all I was looking for a floral shop to send flowers to my best friend that moved to Ely a few months ago. I contacted them on facebook and they immediately responded. Then Christina took the order and made the most perfect arrangement of yellow roses to deliver. I was so impressed! And my bestie loved her flowers too. So, of course, on my 1st visit to Ely yesterday I had to stop in. It is SO adorable!! Got to meet the so-kind barista that made me a perfect flat white Just a lovely little shop and I plan to visit every day that I'm here! Thanks Flower Basket!!

The staff is very friendly and helpful with coffee suggestions. The cookies are good and price was…read morevery reasonable.

Mood - Something that caught my eye…read more This day as we went to visit the Charcoal ovens, there was a huge Bronze Buffalo sitting atop a pole and of course my curious nature struck. The sign that points left or right even had the mentioning of live Buffalo. So I was extremely intrigued at this point. We decided to drive down the graded drive path to the trading post. There were so many antique cars, and antique farm equipment that was all def left out to pasture. We even saw a make shift cemetery all adorned with boots. Unsure if it was a real cemetery or just for show. It was something neat to look at. It is now classified as a museum. However everything is for sale if you are able to get the owners. It is ran by a husband and wife team both up in age. When we went it was currently closed. At one point there was a functioning diner and area where you could buy pellets to go out back and feed the buffalo as you were able to purchase your very own as it was a buffalo ranch as well. Currently land is for sale in 5 acre increments there. I would recommend - pricing is free. Be careful as you drive thru as there may be broken pieces of rubbish laying around in the walkpaths or driveways. Location is Ely Nevada off of Cave Valley Road - ample parking

Be advised that this ACE for some reason does NOT carry bike accessories including tubes. Also be…read moreadvised that from Mmgt down, the way they speak to the customer leaves something to be desired. And dear store manager - Ace doesn't have any "satellite" stores.

Box of free masks at door, yet another local business who refuse to say anything to unmasked…read morecustomers, then they wonder why I take my business to HD instead of supporting local? Used to carry affordable good quality paint, but not enough profit margin I guess, so now only Ben-Moore and Ace Brand. Curious how Ace Brand price skyrocketed as soon as the new $40 per gallon Ben-Moore hit the shelf? Upside is that most staff are friendly, but don't walk or ride a bike to the store with a backpack or else they assign a "personal shopper" to harass you while shopping!