The store has made a turn around to one of the nearest and clean store…read more The store employees are knowledgeable, professional and easy to approach. I've been in the town 3 years. Thank you for making my shopping so pleasant.

The nicest imployey u will ever meat are here they are so nice I could not aford my total It was…read more23$ and I only had a 20$ bill and they paid the 3$

Tuesday Morning remains alive and well, despite being in the middle of a construction zone. About…read morea year ago it moved from its place toward the back of the shopping center to one more in the front. Where it was a Westin hotel is being constructed. The current layout is more straightforward than the old one was, all on one level. They're offering an abundance of Christmas merchandise, prominently displayed. The facade is currently being renovated, so the decorative accents and permanent signage have been removed and there is temporary signage. I'm sure when the work is completed it will look terrific. We came here yesterday to look for a piece of luggage to replace my 22" TravelPro Suiter Rollaboard. Of course I had to explore the whole store and, as usual, my favorite area is the housewares. While I was roaming, Alan found the luggage and by the time I got there he had pulled out a couple of beautiful pieces for me to look at. Neither was right, though, as they were both 24-25" and neither had the suiter section in the top which allows me to fold my hanging clothes neatly. A third one had the same issues. He found himself a new backpack, though, sturdy and functional, Swiss Gear distributed by Victorinox and costing $39.95. It is much better quality than the one he's been using for travel and will replace it. In addition he found some low sodium pistachio snack mix and I found a couple of dark chocolate Lindt bars. It was a productive trip to Tuesday Morning, even if they didn't have my suitcase.

I've never seen any of their advertising, and I really don't know if I understand their concept…read more But we drop by here pretty often. My first impression of the place was that it was a thrift store. But the inventory is brand new. The inventory does turn over frequently, thus the frequent visits. Usually we leave with something in hand. Let's see if I can get a handle on it: They have furniture. They have housewares. They have household decorations. They have clothing. They have room-sized carpets. All at rock-bottom prices. It's sort of a Trader Joe's meets J.C. Penney kind of vibe. It's a chain store, but I still don't think I get it.

We came in to get a few drinks to take back to our hotel. Service was good parking lot, clean, easy…read morein and out.

Speedway is exactly what you expect it to be on paper. It's a gas station, nothing more, nothing…read moreless. You pull in, fuel up, grab what you need, and keep moving. But what stood out here wasn't the place itself, it was the interaction inside. The gentleman working the counter was genuinely friendly in a way you don't always get at a stop like this. He noticed my New England accent right away and actually paused to ask about it. That turned into a short, easy conversation that made the whole stop feel a little more human than transactional. It wasn't anything big or dramatic, just one of those small exchanges that sticks with you because it breaks the usual rhythm of these quick roadside stops. Store itself was clean, well-stocked for what you'd expect, and easy in and out. Four stars mostly because of that interaction. The place does its job, but that bit of friendliness elevated it more than it probably should have.

We tried Dollar General back in January. As we surveyed the merchandise, we saw a few items for…read more$8. When I noticed that, and wondered why the merch was so high, I saw an item for $16. I guess if I had tried to pay in Euros or British Pounds, I would have been reminded that it's a Dollar store. But really, why not go to Walgreens or CVS?

This is, without a doubt, the WORST place to shop in the Town of Cottonwood. In a town that prides…read moreitself on rude behavior and combative customer service, Dollar General really goes above and beyond to make you shopping experience as awful as possible. I have had plenty of terrible experiences while enduring visits to the Cottonwood Dollar General, but my visit on 01/12/2025 will be my last. The issues usually stem from an employee named Kristy. She often doesn't wear her name badge in order to avoid accountability for her rude behavior. Luckily, she is easily identified by the fact that she looks like she's been abusing hard drugs since she was 13 years old. I'm filing a complaint with AZ Weights and Measures.

This place is more than a gas station.. It has the coolest people and the best service. George…read morecares about his customers, and the employees are prompt and professional.

This is one of the worst stores in this whole county. The Men's room was filthy. Management are…read moreprejudiced against me for not even giving me a chance to be a vital asset to their company simply based on mental disabilities.

I like to hike with an umbrella and forgot mine at home. Stopped here for some water, snacks, and…read moremy umbrella. Super quick in and out. Coupons came in handy. Please come and create your own adventure.

This is a nicely sized CVS and I like the exterior design theme...it blends in well with landscape…read more We came here to pick up a few things while we were staying in Sedona and were able to find what we need quickly. The store was clean, organized and stocked. The only downside was the restroom wasn't working and that was a bit of a bummer but lesson learned not to have a large drink while driving to Sedona.

I have had nothing but good experiences with Camp Verde Ace. When we moved to CV the previous…read moreowners left it a mess. The Bonelli family, who own the huge Prescott Valley store, came in and totally revitalized it. The shelves are brimming with stock and, despite some negative comments about the staff, they have always been very friendly and helpful to me. Prices are what you would expect from a small local hardware store, but if you factor in the cost of gas and time it takes to go to Cottonwood to the big box, the prices are actually very competitive. The store is always crowded which tells you something about repeat business. In a small town like Camp Verde, bad service would kill you in short order. I'm looking forward to the day when they have to build a new store to keep up with the demand.

Bought a door handle from ebay for my Volvo that was missing a critical part. Oren spent a good bit…read moreof time coming up with a solution that would work. Casey the manager also was helpful in getting it solved. They both had excellent people skills and very patient and friendly. Can not be more thankful.

Super sweet employees, greeted me right as I walked in and made conversation at checkout. Would…read moredefinitely come back if I lived in the area.

I would like to share a traumatizing and embarrasing experience due to one associate at the 1100…read moreAZ-260 Ste D-3, Cottonwood, AZ 86326 location. I came to this Sally Beauty location to get haircare products like I do back home at a Chicago location. I came in; asked questions about a hair mask; and purchased my items. I left the store and went to Fry's (which is in the same plaza) to buy groceries with my friends. Some minutes after, THREE policemen approached me INSIDE the grocery store indicating that it was reported I stole a 3 dollar facemask from Sally. The latter happening in the middle of the grocery store with people all around which made it EXTREMELY embarrassing. I explained to one of the officers that I did not purchase a facemask and opened my Sally bag showing my items - a container of Cantu conditioner and a coconut hairmask. The same policeman asked if I had a receipt. I stated I did not. He asked why not and I responded that I did not ask for one - which is a common occurrence in retail. He requested for me to go back to the store to clear the whole issue, which I agreed. At that moment, as a minority - I am Caribbean Afro-Latino -, I was extremely anxious and feared for my life because of the country's current political climate. I would appreciate for whoever is reading this to imagine what it would be like to think that you were about to be arrested or even worse, be killed, on the day of your birthday due to a wrongful accusation of stealing a 3 dollar facemask. We got to the store and I was immediately accused by the associate of stealing a 3 dollar facemask. I informed her that there was a misunderstanding and showed her my bag with the items I purchased. She stated to have seen me grab the 3 dollar mask and put it in my bag when I walked to another part of the store. She went on and reported to have been able to see the facemask in my bag when I left the store. I do not recall the associate's name, but I can describe her. She had fair skin, framed glasses, multi-color bangs, and brown hair. She was working the same shift as another associate who had black and green hair. The associate that accused me checked out my friend's items on Register 2 (which is the receipt information provided). I attempted to find her actual name on my friend's receipt, but was unable to find it. I spoke with friends of mine who work in retail and they informed me that an employee is to approach an individual suspected of stealing - unless Sally has a different policy. After she finished with her blatant accusation and me attempting to explain it was a mistake, one of the officers asked her what she wanted to do. She stated that there was nothing that could be done, but kept indicating to want the item back. I offered to pay for the missing item in question to clear the issue. She indicated that it could not be done because "it would throw the inventory off." I consulted with friends of mine who are managers in retail and they stated that unless Sally has a different policy in inventory management, the inventory can be manually adjusted. I suggested to look at the security cameras together to proof my innocence. She interrupted me before I finished my sentence stating, "I don't have access to those." All solutions I was suggesting, she kept shutting them down. The officer ended up suggesting to not come back to the store. This was one of the worst experiences in my life and even when asked to never come back to this location, I already have scratch out Arizona as a travel destination and will be informing my family and friends about this disturbingly traumatic experience. The whole sole reason I wanted to visit Sedona was to heal from these types of experiences that are deeply hurtful.