One of the cleanest and beautifully organized thrift stores I've been to in a while. The staff have…read moretheir wares displayed as though you were in a specialty gift shop. They feature a corner with high-end clothing and shoes as well as a section featuring vintage. On the day I visited, all clothing (except for the high-end) was only $3! I also spotted a gorgeous leather recliner that was being sold at 30% off their listed price. Nice things and very nice people who are helpful and kind. Thrift. It's the highest and best form of recycling.

Very nice thrift store. Prices are on the high end but it's for hospice. They do have sale items…read more There are also some antique items. Service was friendly and efficient.

There are many places people go to because businesses "specialize" in whatever they are selling or…read moreservicing. Restaurants, doctors, books, etc. Brown's is definitely one of those places. The sales team know their stuff. They know shoes. They know feet. They know people. If one is going to a store like Brown's, looking to spend a moderate amount of money on shoes, it's good to have an expert to help you. The folks at Brown's are experts and I'll choose them almost every time. From owner, Greg, to sales associates, Kelly and Stewart, the knowledgeable, friendly staff is phenomenal. Let's talk shoes! My husband loves Simple Shoes (the sneakers that Larry David wears) and Brown's carries several styles. I buy all my Sanita shoes here. And...if there isn't a style you see, they'll order you one! There are great hiking shoes, quality running shoes, stylish boots, trendy sandals and flip flops, and even unique, one-of-a-kind European heels that are cool and funky! There is also a great sales room. Great shoe store!

Worst service I have ever received anywhere. The young woman went to look for the shoe I wanted but…read morestopped for 10 minutes to talk to a stranger whose makeup she admired while they traded tips--while we waited. She did nothing to help me find the sort of shoe I was looking for. Badly needs training!

I love Grand Junction. It's a combination of small town and big city but the people are genuine…read more There's a lot of things we like to do around Grand Junction - outdoor activities and exploring. It's a good home base to other Colorado cities and we like the hotel we stay at here. We have not seen all of the city but we will come back to explore more. It's fun to discover the many places the city has to offer.

Great beer. Great food. Great outdoor seating. But...bad music. Crowded Saturday afternoon and…read moreplaylist was way off. Mulligan and porter are awesome. Beer cheese and pretzels are amazing. I hope the music improves.

This place is great for marinated meats! There is a wide variety of chicken, beef, pork in…read moredifferent sauces. Lots of sausage too. I am very fond of their salsas. Several varieties and not at all expensive. To my surprise, their quacamole was excellent and at $4.99 for a pint, a real deal!

This is where I get my Carne Asada. They don't cut it thin enough but it's seasoned pretty nice…read more Good prices on what they offer. Overall a good place.

Huge selection, purses, jewelry, shoes clothes and home decor!…read moreI thought prices were really reasonable and it wasn't until I got home that I realized that a lot of my stuff was 50% off so I can't argue with that. I'm not sure how the system works. I wasn't paying attention but check it out. It's worth the trip employees were very nice and charming!

This used to be one of my favorite places to shop - good selection, clean store, helpful staff, and…read morenice dressing rooms. The new owners obviously have no clue what they are doing! The sizes are often labeled wrong, the store is way too crowded with clothes, and they have closed the dressing rooms. I no longer shop here, and I wouldn't advise anyone else to either. What a shame!

First, I love the fact this this chain has dollar in their name and everything actually is a dollar…read moreor under. I hate going to some of the so-called dollar stores and everything seems to be $5.95 or more. This is my go-to party store in Grand Junction - we don't have any real card stores or party supply stores here. Great place to buy a balloon bouquet, wrapping paper/gift wrap supplies or holiday decorations. It also has a great supply of party ware like plastic trays, disposable aluminum pans (often hard to find!), paper plates, etc. And you won't break the bank. I got Christmas gift bags here and didn't end up spending more on the package than the actual gift. They also have inexpensive ceramic plates, glass glasses, and flatware, if you don't want to use disposables. There is a small grocery section that carries a lot of brand names, as well as some generic stuff. No fresh stuff. The frozen area is where I buy a lot of single serve items for my mother in law. She loves the fact that they are easy to heat, tasty, not overly large items. She love the Jimmy Dean sausage pancake sandwiches - just toss in the microwave and she has a happy breakfast. I have bought some health supplies there - like small aspirin, imodium, benadryl, etc for the car. One warning - often they will get something in stock and you will find you love it. When you go back - it is sold out and they aren't going to restock. So - if you find something you like - run back and buy more! I'm not saying this is the best place ever, but I am really happy to have it in my 'hood!

You can see why this business has grown over the years. They have a knowledgeable staff who are…read morevery helpful. They carry an interesting mix of new and used product. They make it easier to justify getting new equipment, as you can bring them your used (but serviceable) stuff for resale. Sure, they take a commission, but the cost of avoiding scammers on eBay is higher. Bonus is TrailLife brewing is right next door!

i've been a long time customer of Gear Junction, both buying and consigning. So, not just 5 stars…read morefor one transaction, but 5 stars for countless transactions. In addition, GJ gives back to GJ, supporting our community and honoring our shared outdoor heritage. Dan and Nancy Ford

Super sales! This week was .50¢ clothes, $1 jeans. We love this little store. Great assortment of…read moreclothing home goods, linens/curtains, shoes, kitchen items, huge craft section and a bay corner. The Annex store has furniture, tools, vintage things, electronics. All the money is going back to the community. Terrific store!!

This small shop is run by volunteers and they are always helpful and happy. They have some very…read moregood bargains and all monies over operating cost is donated back to the community! Thay have clothes, books, home goods, costume jewelry and some toys. They have a small section of crafting item also.They are open Wed- Sat. That give them time to sort items that they get in and of course they need days off also. It is worth going there even if you don't see what you want this time, lol