Great service. Very knowledgeable and wide variety of sports and TGC. I will be back every time I…read morepass through Cheyenne.

My family and I went in looking at Pokémon cards. Lots of varieties, but what caught my attention…read morewas how caring and nice the man was working! My youngest son loves sports and started looking at the sports cards. The nice man gave him an entire binder of sports cards to start his collection with. He's carried that binder around the rest of the day and continues to look at each card. I highly recommend this store even if it's just to have a nice conversation with the gentleman working!

Excellent service, wide variety of products, fair pricing. Best crystal shop in Cheyenne.read more

The best crystal shop I've ever been to! Cheyenne was definitely always missing a gem like this,…read morethey've got so so many different items, you can be lost in there for hours. The prices are so great too, most crystal shops can be very expensive for little things. So I think it's great the prices range all over, you can leave spending $2 for something super cool or spend $600 and get yourself hundreds of different items. Patricia is so kind and helpful too, and their other employees like Kaitlynn. They all know what they're talking about! I highly recommend checking this place out, if you're looking for some uplifting energy or just something to do and checkout.

Three Crows is a nonprofit and there are three women artists who manage it - hence the three crows…read more There are 36+ local artists and they have photography, paintings, metal sculptures, wood working, greeting cards, medicine bags, glass art, and more. The "old crow" as she called herself, was working and explained the organization, the art, and gave back stories on the artists. There is some very good art here, with prices ranging from expense art (several hundred dollars) to $4.50 for cards.

Madeline's has some of the best smelling candles out there. They make everything in-house, and…read moregive you a significant discount for bringing in your own container to be filled. The smells are great but there is something about the wax that melts and burns in an odd fashion. The wick tends to ball up and you have to eventually cut it off for it to burn properly. They have GREAT looking gifts, which I have bought for friends many times over the years. Ladies are friendly and will gift wrap everything. There is always christian music playing and the workers are often having conversations about God in one way or another. Not my cup of tea, but fine if you like that sort of thing. All in all, a great find in Cheyenne.

Was stopping in Cheyenne for a night and found an ad for this candle place in the local magazine…read more The store was very homey and the owner was so helpful and nice! Definitely stop by this store for gifts and get a boot candle!

I really enjoyed this store. The second I walked in I saw Stars and Stripes on everything from…read moreshirts, pants, and boots to sexy daisy dukes... so much awesome. God bless America! This store is owned by Boot Barn so there are a lot of Boot Barn brands. Don't let this deter you because there are some really nice things you simply won't find on the west coast (where I'm from). Long story short, I spent too much money here. Or maybe it was just enough. I can't wait to wear my new threads. If you're traveling through Cheyenne and you don't stop here - you're seriously missing out.

We were 3 women new to the store. We had seen it on social media and we all had budgeted 300$ to…read morebuy authentic boots. I forgot my socks so I had to spend 20$ on socks just to try on! It's a pretty store but no customer service! When we walked in all four employee stood so we at the counter and asked if we were ready to check out and we hadn't even looked at anything yet if they would've showed us the store told us about the Boots we would've made a purchase, but I can't believe that I drove an extra 30 minutes north of Denver to stop here don't stop it's not what it's built up to be.

This is one of my new favorite thrift spots. I recently moved across country due to my husband…read morebeing active military so I went in needing a few household essentials, especially kitchenware. Not only did they have everything I needed, they had that and plus some!! Books, clothing, stationery, electronics, dvds, and so so much more. Plus the deals here are to dieee for. I bought essentially a dorms worth of kitchen supplies and spent not even 50 dollars. And to top it off a set of dishware I was debating on, they offered me more than half off even though I didnt end up getting. This was my first visit and definitely coming back for that jewelry box and a vhs player soon!!

This store is ok, but they tend to use eBay pricing for several bigger items. For example, they…read moreprint out a screenshot of an eBay listing, and tape it to the front of an item, selling it for that price. But besides that, they are a pretty good store.

Love shopping here! Diane and Rhonda make it a point to greet everyone when they enter the store,…read moreand they do their best to answer questions and suggest new projects. It isn't the biggest store in town, but they have a great variety. And be sure to go upstairs to the sale room!

This store has filled in the void that was created when Kay B Toys went out of business in the way…read moreback. They have a very large selection of puzzles (both picture and logic), and an excellent variety of learning toys for children. It too has the standard fair of toys, but on the higher end of that scale. The only thing keeping the store from having 5 stars for me is: It's in the Mall, and it doesn't have a big enough space and thus feels claustrophobic. I wish it were downtown, in a much larger space that could be made part of a day of shopping locally and having a stint at one of the local coffeeshops.