We stopped into Oh Sweetie after a long day of traveling and walking around all the shops, hoping…read moreto grab some ice cream and relax for a bit. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with smiles and great service, which was honestly the perfect end to a long day. The selection was amazing and the ice cream was so good that we came back again the next night. And somehow it was even better the second time. We tried different flavors and were completely blown away. I honestly can't remember the last time I had ice cream this good. Every bite was delicious. The line can get pretty long at times, but let me tell you, it is absolutely worth the wait. If you're in Williams and even remotely thinking about ice cream, just go. You won't regret it. This place is cute and clean! I wish I had pictures of our cones and floats but we dug in immediately!

Oh Sweetie, my only regret is buying just one brownie!!!…read more Brownies are my fave and the ones at Oh Sweetie will have you saying just that after on bite; "Oh Sweetie!!" They offer a variety of brownies and they are a huge brick of chewy, fudge brownie goodness!!! At $6 a piece, it is worth every cent and very reasonably priced!! The store is in the historic downtown area of Williams, right on Route 66!! If you are ever along Route 66: Be sure to get your sweets on Route 66!!!

Great gift shop on Route 66. So many cute gifts and souvenirs as well. They also have a side room…read morewith barrels and barrels of salt water taffy, every flavor you could imagine and more. We found a cute sample back of hot sauces as well. The gal who checked us out was super friendly and I would say this was one of the best shops in the area.

Awesome and artistic and expansive Trader's Shop in historic old Williams, AZ! This place has it…read moreall, it spares nothing: post cards, trinkets, carpets, candy, cookery, sweets, snacks, handicraft, clothing, shirts, hats, food, outdoor items, garden supplies, specialty canned stuffs, novelties, collectible jewels, knives, rings, shawls, cowboy hats, boots, belts and jackets! Rebel review: 5

Tremendous selection. Staff very friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful…read more T shirts in all sizes and colors. So much to see you need to make extra time to take it all in!

They have a wide variety of souvenirs to choose from and the staff was very professional and…read morehelpful.

Who doesn't love a free tasting? When you walk in, you immediately see the tasting cups and all the…read moretester bottles ready to pour. The only thing it's missing is some bread. They have such an array of flavors to try of olive oils, balsamic vinegars, maple syrups, and truffle salts. They even have two sizes of bottles to buy. The smaller ones are 60 mL. Perfect for traveling around or pairing up as a cute gift. The larger bottles, 375 mL, are perfect for house warming gifts or for hosting parties! The lady there was very helpful in making suggestions in what to mix and try while also helping us find what we were looking to try next. We wound up getting four small bottles; Persian Lime Olive Oil, Red Apple Balsamic Vinegar, Gochujang Olive Oil, and Blackberry Ginger Balsamic Vinegar. There were able a dozen more we wanted. We even stopped to buy bread on the way back to our hotel to have some.

An amazing selection of olive oil and balsamic vinegars. The best part is you can taste before you…read morebuy. A amazing collection. The staff are so helpful. A must stop in Williams, Az. My second visit and I will be back!

Great place run by a super friendly and helpful owners. Definite must to see as the place is full…read moreof collectibles to admire and variety of souvenirs for anyone to find their pick in their price range.

Awesome gift shop off Route 66 on the way to Williams! This place has antiques as well as new items…read morefor sale. Some pretty cool stuff here. Not to mention the owners were so sweet and welcoming. I can't wait to stop back by! They do have a really cool penny press! You can pick different design and press your penny for a souvenir!

Deidre was great there. She gives first responder discounts and was very pleasant to talk to. The…read morestore has great value for items with many priced lower than surrounding shops. We ended up buying a cool centennial Route 66 sign that will look great on our patio. Go be a patron of addicted to Route 66, you won't be disappointed. Fair value, great products, nice people....

To be honest, many of the stores along this street had very similar souvenirs. Like any tourist…read moredestination, things tend to be overpriced. I kinda wish I came to this shop first! It was so cute and had a little bit of everything. The woman working greeted us with a warm and friendly smile. They even had this wheel to spin for a small prize if you spend $10 or more. Thank you for your kindness and warm welcome!

On the weekend I went to Williams for a Christmas parade. There was enough parking for everyone and…read moreeverything was free. The parade was amazing and creative, everyone was having fun and enjoying the time there, however it was very crowded. They were handing out free candy, santa hats, and hot chocolate; it was delicious. At the very end they lit up a big Christmas tree and everyone went on their way with a smile on their face.

This is a cute little town with a strong sense of community. We ended up in Williams, AZ due to its…read moreproximity to The Grand Canyon. It's basically why most tourists were in this town. With The Grand Canyon Railroad being centrally located in the city, you could see what the main draw was to this town. Tourism is the main source of revenue for the city. Williams is a city that has a mix of the old west with a few modern additions. There is a McDonald's and a 24 hour Safeway store for your convenience. However, you'll find several mom and pop shops throughout the city. Also, there is strong support for the military and a tremendous amount of patriotism! You can buy your hunting and fishing license at the local stores as well. This town has something for everyone! We happened to be in town during the Williams Christmas Parade. So many locals lined the streets, anticipating the arrival of the floats. The fire trucks and police cars were decorated with Xmas lights. Local children rode on the back of the floats wishing everyone a merry Christmas. People passed out candy and beads as they were working their way down the street. They were even passing out free cups of hot cocoa, warm cookies, and candy canes. Williams is a great city to visit when you want to explore The Grand Canyon. When you return to the city, there are plenty of restaurants for you to chose from. The souvenir chops are reasonable, offering a great assortment of products. It can be very cold in Williams as well. It does snow here and I think we missed the snow by a week! Nevertheless, I really enjoyed staying in this little town. The locals are very friendly and this is a great getaway from the big city!

We are walking around after having dinner and stumble upon This little museum decided to take a…read morelook. Everything was really vintage and cool to see all the old candy signs and canisters the old gas station pumps ,A lot of little things to look out was very nostalgic. Lady came out and greeted us was very friendly, we asked her if they had shot glasses. She said they didn't...we looked around a bit more took a few pictures and we were on our way. Cool little place

I tried to go in to see if he had these husky signs for sale in the actual shop part bc my service…read moredog is a husky mix. Pete the owner shooed me off saying no pets. I'm a disabled veteran with PTSD & said my dog was a service dog & not a pet. He called me a bitch & said his wife was allergic, which I informed him that per the ADA allergies is not an excuse for denying a service animal. Again he called me a bitch & said my dog wasn't wearing a vest. I also informed him per the ADA service dogs aren't required to have signage. I couldn't even disclose the 2 question rule as he postured & called me names. At one point I was trying to pull up the law for him but he physically tried to push me out of the building. Once he pushed me off he slammed the garage door to make sure he could pick & choose who could come in. As I was leaving a Yelp review there were several other patrons who said during COVID he denied them access if they were wearing masks. Another said he denied due to race. So this owner seems to have no issues breaking the ADA multiple times. So I filed an ADA claim against him with the DOJ. Others should follow suit. Edit: came back when door was opened (he thought I wasn't going to come back) to take a picture of his allergy & no pets sign. Wife was sitting there unaffected of my service dog being on the other side of the building for 5-10 min which her husband claimed she'd die if my service dog stepped foot in that establishment.

Horrible customer service at the Family Dollar Store at Williams Arizona. The rudest cashier old…read morelady! She is running customer away from shopping at this store! Managers must address this issue with her, or no one will want to shop at this store!

Be advised, bargain hunters and 99¢ store aficionados: Family Dollar, while certainly a purveyor…read moreof discounts and seconds, has most items priced at more than a dollar. I understand that for some, this will result in an apoplectic display of unadulterated, authentic frontier jibberish... but if you can get past this point, there are some cheapish finds here if you're willing to lower your standards to a level of basic utility and accept the nearly disposable nature of items found here (note, there's a Dollar General around the corner, but if you don't like Family Dollar's pricing, you're gonna have a bad time there, too.) Staying with the kids at a nearby hotel, we wandered in for cheap hotel toys, batteries, and some warm hats and gloves. All of these items were found quickly in the somewhat cluttered but small store. Several "end displays" of assorted bins of crapulent knock-off toys block the entrance/exit, and likely excite the Fire Marshal on his bi-annual visits. Cheap ski caps for a dollar and mittens/gloves for $3 were ours for the taking. Five year old daughter selected some terrible Shopkins toy, and sons settled on walkie talkies with a 6 ft. range and lots of "squelch" (sorry Millenial readers, you grew up in a world of telecommunications in which squelch was probably irrelevant...) Anyway, I enjoy pawing through discount store stock like some kind of starving raccoon... sometimes, you just might find the proverbial lobster tail that got dropped on the floor. Don't hate on Family Dollar; just think of them as Big Lots' smaller second cousin with a superfluous third nipple and maybe missing a toe on her left foot.