I've been thrifting/antiquing in Pinetop for 15+ years. The prices are typically very high. Their…read moreselection doesn't rotate often. A few of the employees are downright mean especially when it comes to parking. However, there's a great lunch spot next door! Highly recommend them.

Nice collection of antiques spanning decades. Worth a visit for sure. Since it is next to the…read moreCannoli Lady, you can get a sweet treat afterward.

One of my favorite thrift stores! Every time I go in they always have great sale items. Staff is…read morenice and the place is clean considering that it's a thrift store.

Too full to take furniture donations!?! Really, you would think they would make room for excellent…read morecondition furniture!!

Hello, my name is Jenni and I am the new manager for Safe House Thrift Store and I wanted to come…read morein here and let everyone know that it is under new management and we are so excited to see you! I am working on organization and making sure prices are good and my staff is ready to serve you! If you need anything reach out to me!

I am a firm believer in their charity. I used to donate everything there. Then, Not too long ago,…read morethey got a new manager. This woman is not nice. I was talking with a woman I work with and she brought Safe House up and said she would never go back. So, I am Not the only one who thinks she needs to leave. I also understand that they dropped sunshine acres, who recycle old clothes and books. And they pay for the donations they get. I don't understand why this woman has to be that way. The last time I was in the store, you could hardly move around and a lot of the stuff in the store needs to be donated to the garbage. Please find someone with some common sense.

Officially my jeweler for life! Had an amazing experience getting my wedding band customized while…read moreordering my husbands from their selection. Went back for my first Mother's Day gift and did another custom piece. Far more chain selections than other jewelers in the area, so I was able to get exactly what I dreamed of for a great value. Loveee the way all of my pieces have turned out and the amazing team working there!

I just started going to White Mountain jewelers And I have found it to be very lovely. I have…read morebought several items from this jeweler even though I really don't need more jewelry so I guess that's gotta tell you something. Everyone there is very friendly and professional.

This is a very small store. It has some home decor, candles, hand creams, clothing and jewelry…read more There are some cute hangings with nice savings but nothing I wanted. It was a short visit. Some cute home decor and gift ideas but it's not a place I would return. Just ok. It's worth a stop to see if there is anything you want...it will only take a few minutes.

The sign says home decor, but over 2/3 of store is a clothing. Some wax goods, but not home…read moredecor. Not worth a special trip. Very small store. I wouldn't frequent this establishment. Not worth your time.

I would highly recommend Ron Brewer Auctions. The men that came to get my belongings at my cabin…read morein Greer were second to none. They were amazing actually!!!! If you are looking for someone to move your furniture, etc. out of you home these are the guys to call. Ron was a pleasure to do business with as well. If you want something fast and efficient, these are the guys to call. Linda from Greer, AZ I gave them 5 stars and would give them more if I could.

This review was during covid-19 pandemic…read more 3.75/5 stars The auction was fun to experience. I've only been to a cattle/horse auction so this was a new experience. The auction was primarily outside so I felt safer to be separate from others by 6 ft plus many (including me) wore a mask. The auction started at 8am but we got there early to look around. They have a silent auction for home goods inside a building where you write your bid on an attached sheet and if you have the highest bid at 3pm, you get the item or lot. The items were divided into lots that they auctioned off with a minimum bid of $10. There were so nice things-vintage chairs, cars and tools plus construction materials and tools. We saw a pontoon boat that we we're interested in until we got a closer look. There are fees added on top of your bid-including 10% buyers fee, tax, fee to use a credit card... This brought the overall score down. The good news is that most of the lots went for a low price. Another negative is that there are so many lots that it can take hours to get to the lot you want to bid. Also, the lot is a red dirt that gets everywhere when you walk or when the wind blows. But it was a fun experience but I doubt I would go back. I do recommend going on the website and checking out some of the lots-and going to the auction to sign up, get a number and bid!

What a lovely selection of unique crystals and specimens! They also have several handmade items…read morelike jewelry and sun-catchers, just above the small selection of indoor plants for sale. The gal who was working was sweet and showed us the frogs in their terrarium. Although we didn't buy anything this time, I felt the prices were reasonable.

If you're looking for unique and beautiful crystals, Mineral Minded is the place to go. I…read moreespecially love "The Vault" - so many awesome crystals

I've lived in Show Low my whole life, and I've truly tried to give this place a fair chance. I've…read morevisited on the highest-priced days, middle days and the lowest bin days and after multiple visits I feel a responsibility to be honest with our community. This store is advertised as a bin store, but it does not operate like a true bin store. A real bin store is simple and transparent: everything in the bins is the price of the day, and the bins are stocked with new or lightly handled Amazon liquidation or overstock items. At Bin Time, the center bins are priced by the day but the bins are filled primarily with heavily used, downtimes dirty, damaged, broken, or incomplete items. Sets are often separated and sold individually (curtain panels, linens, towels, etc.), and many boxes are taped shut with contents written in Sharpie. Most of the better merchandise is placed under and surrounding the bins and is individually priced often at near-retail prices and that area functions almost entirely like a thrift store. The majority of inventory appears to be Target and Kohl's returns with only a small amount resembling Amazon liquidation overstock. Much of what is being sold is clearly second hand: visibly dirty, missing parts, or previously owned. One example that really sealed it for me: I found a box labeled "iPad case + keyboard." The box was taped shut and we were discouraged from opening it. Thankfully, my husband did because inside was a visibly dirty iPad case covered in marker drawings and stickers, and the keyboard was missing entirely. If we had trusted the labeling and purchased it, we would have had to throw it away and returns are not allowed. That's the core issue: used and incomplete merchandise is not being clearly labeled as such, customers are discouraged from verifying contents, and returns are not accepted. That combination is misleading. At this point, this store is best described as a glorified thrift store with a small bin section not a true bin store. I believe this place could actually be great for our town if it chose to operate with more transparency, clearer labeling, and better quality control. But as it stands, shoppers should walk in knowing exactly what they're getting. I'm sharing this honestly so locals can shop with clear expectations.

Don't waste your time. It's not a true bin store. They pull all of the good stuff, mark it at…read moreretail, then pile it high around the edges of the store to the point that you can barely walk around the bins. The items left in the bins are junk, damaged, missing pieces, etc. They open all of the boxes and scribble notes on the outside of them with marker - so trashy!