NEW LOCATION REVIEW 198 E Center St, Moab, UT 84532…read moreWe have been touring the area and go to as many thrift stores on our route and happened upon this shop as it originally did not populate when we searched for thrift stores in town. Happy to have stumbled upon it on our last morning in town. This location is in its opening stages when we visited so there is very little signage and organization at this time. There is plenty of women's clothes to choose from and my SO found the small men's section very rewarding. Clothes appear to be priced based on type of article (short-sleeve, long-sleeve, pants, etc.). I found the pants selection to be nice, jackets and coats lacking for a winter town but also... it could be different next week! That's the fun of thrift stores, you don't know what you'll find or when.

Way over rated store in a house. Many T-Shirts need to be tossed. Items were well marked. Street…read moreparking, just off main Street to the East.

Great place to stop in when I travel through Albuquerque. They have high end historic Native…read moreAmerican Jewelry and Artifacts. The owner of this shop also puts on The Great Southwestern Antique show every year in August. They are experts all things South Western, stop in and take home a real piece of history. The real deal!

So many amazing items! Hats, belts, shirts, pants, jewelry, and more! As authentic as you can get!…read moreI wish I had more time to browse. This place was great.

I love a good boutique shop-and The Find is absolutely a good one! Not only do they have some…read morefan-freaking-tastic goodies, but I have to give props to whomever did the design of the displays. They really know what they're doing and make this darling little shop even more attractive in the way they display the clothing and merchandise. If you're browsing shops along Main Street, be sure to pop into this one. They've got some fun things!

This store is small but cute and loaded to the brim with little goodies. Some are home decor, some…read moreare indoor and some are outdoor, there are accessories and jewelry and hats and shoes and sunglasses, as well as ladies clothing and other cute little items. Staff were friendly and welcoming and we enjoyed browsing the clothing and looking at souvenirs for ourselves and friends. It's located along the main strip in Moab near tons of shopping and dining so it's a fun walk to look in each of the stores for a few hours and find something to take home with you.

Such a find in this tiny town...and the only shift store for tens of miles either direction while…read moredriving Vegas to Chicago. The woman acting as cashier was both kind and real, and the selection ranged from mundane to exceptionally special. I picked up two goth friendly tshirts for a buck apiece.

Overpriced junk. Some of the products I know have been recalled for safety reasons including the…read morefamous Corning wear glass pots. The handle shatters when picked up.

Target has become increasingly marginal, and has become the purveyor of last resort. Parking is a…read moremess, navigating checkout , same.

Pretty good enough have to wait in pharmacy lines but I like buying joyride…read more Fr fr fr

I am usually quite pleased with Kohls however today I needed to exchange a pair of pants, that I…read morebought a couple months ago, because of a manufacture flaw. A side seam near the pocket in front was simply never sewn. I found the exact same pair and they would only give me a $19 gift card because I took too long to return them. They didn't even consider the fact they were defective. So frustrating because I didn't see the split in seam until the day I needed to wear to a work event. And now a $35 pair of pants cost me $50!! I feel they should have dealt with the manufacturer, not me. Very disappointed in their idea of customer service.

For the most part I like kohls. I went in the other day and had a couple coupons and one of them…read morewas for $5. I was directed by an employee to go to the self-serve checkout unfortunately before I could even finish doing what I was doing. She grabbed the coupon out of my hand scanned it and then tore it up even though there was still $4 left on it. I told her there was still money left on it and she just shrugged her shoulders and went about her way a little disappointing. Because I had money to pay for the difference instead of wasting the $5 coupon.

A mall with people in it!? We were visiting Grand Junction, and needed to find something to do on a…read morerainy day. After a quick internet search, I found out about Mesa Mall. We were wary at first. The malls in our area have either closed or are bare bones, but we decided to visit anyway, and we were so glad we did. The best part was it brought back memories of being a kid and a teenager. There was a lot of kids hanging with their friends which was really cool. Also a lot of fun shops, like a CD/record shop, a claw game shop, candy stores and more. There was also an awesome food court with an AW restaurant. Good wholesome fun! The world needs more of this. Hopefully, the new trend is to bring the malls back!!!!

This mall is really going downhill. Food court options are few and poor - except El Asadero. Those…read moretacos were great. So Many stores have left. It is nice that they still have Penney's and Dillards was a great addition. I miss the movie theatre and more unique stores.

A nice addition for Grand Junction. The Women's department is not as large as many other Dillard's…read morestores. Still a solid selection. Assistance in the Women's department wasn't very friendly. But the nice lady in handbags was excellent. She helped me find a small wallet for a concert I was attending.

This is a fabulous store. Shoes, purses, bedspreads, kids, makeup. I had been shopping online for…read moreso long I forgot what it's like to look at "nice things" this is not a cheap discount store. It sells quality things.