I always go here for unique and quality toys! So many options and a variety of items for all ages…read more Not to even mention the wellness part! Lovely store.

From the owner: Unique toys and gifts for all ages. Hobby supplies and puzzles of all styles. Customized wellness…read moreservices and products to help you live healthy and happy.

The staff is very nice and informative about products. The selection of items is very large…read more Definitely a place worth stopping at! Aaron was wonderful.

Serena was amazing!…read more I've been trying to find some copper jewelry to wear for health benefits and this trading post happens to carry some. Serena is super knowledgeable about this subject and was super nice and helpful. They also carry a hodgepodge of other things including leather goods and moccasins, etc. Lots to see inside the store. So glad I popped in to mosey around. Ended up picking up a couple pieces of copper jewelry.

Gas! Food! Jewelry! Oh my!…read more Haha in all seriousness this place has everything you need if you're on the road. Be sure to stop by. Everyone is super friendly!

Glenwood Trading Post was a convenient place to gas up and as a bonus has the nicest convenience…read morestore I've been to. You'll find all of the usual things you're looking for, plus lots of things that will delight you.

Love this store. So many unique finds. If ever in Silver City,NM or at their larger store in…read morePalomas,Mexico make sure to visit their store. The owners and staff are the nicest people, and the quality of their products are high, with a very reasonable price.

great store to shop. Bought napkin rings and other decor.I also want to go to their Palomas store…read morewhenever it reopens.

This is perfect for travelers just passing through . You can pop in from the road and grab a quick…read morepie , donuts , candles etc and get back to the road . They have an eatery inside as well , soups , sandos , etc. plenty of options. A small taste of what the orchards have to offer further down the way.

I love the selection of items in Apple Annie's store and have tried something new on each visit…read more Today, I brought home apple cider, apple butter and apple cider donuts, along with a super cute tea towel (I love that they have branded items now.) I've also had the cherry cider, salsas and pie and everything has been fantastic. This is a great place for holiday shopping, if you like to give local goods, and the gift shop upstairs also has some very cute items.

This quirky antique store occupies several different spaces in "downtown" Willcox, so it's pretty…read moreeasy to find. The owner and his family staff the stores and are incredibly welcoming and fun to deal with. Willcox Traders offers a huge mix of items from antiques to video games, and even the odd small animal (on our visit, a rabbit and a couple of chickens were present). The store's friendly resident tomcat, Simon, is adorable. We found several must-haves here and did a little wheeling and dealing with George. Do check this place out and I doubt you will be disappointed!

I am from Tuscon, I have been to this place twice. Both times the gentleman (I think his name is…read moreGeorge) treated me with great respect and I really think he is an honest man. Many months ago I went there and saw they had several old kerosene lamps and I bought one that I really like. Then last week as I passed through Willcox I stopped and bought a 175 pound anvil for a few hundred dollars. I had been looking for one for a very long time, his price was a very good for a very large anvil. However, I was caught off guard and was short $40. He said I could send it to him. When I tried to pay him he said to round it off and keep the last $60 and just send him $100. He joked and said "I don't want you to run out of gas on your way home and I have to come and rescue you". Not liking to owe people I insisted he take the other $60 and I sent him the last $40 when I got home. But I ask, how many people would trust a stranger living 100 miles away to send him $40, let alone $100? He did. And how many would even care about me driving home with too little money on me? He was one of the most pleasant men I have ever met and he has a lot of "stuff" in his three buildings. What more could you ask for? David F. Branson Tucson, AZ

Beautiful little shop, native owned and operated. Secluded from the Main Street you have to drive…read moreup a dirt path a bit to turn into a small dirt parking lot. They have a lot t shirts, blankets and pillows in Native American design as well as lots of silver and turquoise jewelry. Support your local business!

Service was nice, great customer service, was clean and very organized. Price was very reasonableread more

The products are unique, home made or self made. The staff is friendly and they have a variety of…read moreproducts from homemade candles soaps and football gifts. The back area is switched up based on the season right now it's filled with unique Halloween things. I come for the homemade salsa which has tons of flavor and some heat. I love small mom and pop type shops and this is one of my favorites

I'm a working photographer and discovered this gem on Yelp! prior to my visit to Safford, Arizona…read more Dropped in for lunch, air conditioning, and free wifi. This place is amazing! Upon entering I was immediately smitten with the architecture and customer experience, including the same brickwork I was surprised to see in local homes as I wandered through town, well-worn hardware floors that would tell quite a history if they could talk, nostalgic black and white photographs of old town Safford, and the most amazing selection of locally made olive oil and assorted sundries. I ordered an Arizona panini and a large iced Americano. The panini was a bit smaller than I expected, but it more than made up for that in the freshness of the ingredients and the remarkable southwestern taste. The Americano was perfect, well-pulled espresso shots, not too strong nor too weak. If you're searching for an excellent coffee, this is your place! While I'm sitting here writing this review, uploading RAW photos to my editor, and saving an incredible Americano, my eyes are happily wandering over the items for sale, placed tastefully throughout the store allowing for casual shopping without pressure. I'll take home a bottle of sun dried tomato olive oil, if they have it, and perhaps an assortment of The Naked Bee bath products for my wife. Next time I have the opportunity to revisit Safford, Main Street Bean and Ginaveve's Market Place will be a must see on my itinerary!

Met up with some friends for coffee. It's a cute little spot--half coffee shop, half specialty…read moreolive oil and vinegar store (which we didn't have time to explore, but I'm definitely curious for next time). I went with the mimosa flight and picked mango, peach, pomegranate, and strawberry. They were tasty enough, but none of the flavors were particularly bold--pomegranate was the standout. The mango and pomegranate had Tajin on the rim, which I loved. We split the savory crepe--sausage, egg, potatoes, and "green chile." It was huge, but honestly pretty bland. Same goes for the salsa. The green chile tasted like the canned kind, which is a letdown considering we're in the Southwest. Only coffee we tried was a regular black coffee. It was fine. Nothing exciting. The patio was lovely, totally shaded, though I did end up in the sun for a bit. All in all, it was just OK. I'd give it another shot, mostly because the place itself is cute and the menu has potential--but I'm not in a rush. 3.5/5.