Excellent service and products. I have bought two items from Don Hume and required info from…read morecustomer service beforehand. Their replies were prompt and helped me buy sooner than later. Well done.

This place is a pile of items! I went in here, hoping to find some things that would normally be…read morepicked over in SF, but didn't find the cool old 60's dresses I was hoping for. Instead, I picked up a few Disneyland tumblers that referenced Captain E-O-- hopefully these will pick up an eensy bit on ebay eventually. I also found a $8, brand-new dog bag for Dog. Dog will be so happy to get in his new denim and faux leather number-- very masculine, very modern, and brand-spankin-new from Mi-ahm-uh, Oklahoma!

This place is now closed and has not re opened anywhere in town that I am aware of, try the…read morefriendship house if you are looking for a thrift store.

What a great store! All of the products they sell give back in some way. It is so nice to know that…read morethe company you are supporting is doing good in the world. When i went in the women working had good customer service. Parking is on the street out front or you can find a parking lot nearby. They have a lot of great items from clothing (men and women), accessories, home goods, and more. In general their items are on the pricier side, BUT they are high quality items and your money goes to a good cause. To me that is better than the alternative!

Cool concept and shopping experience!…read more I popped in and learned that everything in the store supports a cause and quite a bit of the pieces were handmade. Handmade doesn't mean cheaply made! I found some beautiful clothes, accessories, and shoes that were made of quality material. The prices were a bit steep, but I've seen similar prices at other local boutiques, and it's nice to know Remedy Road gives back. While we were checking out, the salesperson mentioned that you can also see their latest items via their Instagram or shop their website -- dangerous!

Such a great little shop with a lot a beautiful, quality leather goods with great prices. We…read moreenjoyed visiting with the owner. Recommend stopping in when you're in Eureka Springs.

Such a great store, so many different leather options at a great price. We ended up buying several…read morethings while in there. The owner is a wonderful person who can tell you many things about the area. Will definitely be going back in the future if just for a daily visit.

they did wonderful fixing both pairs of my heels! Would definitely recommend them !…read more Ashley Gillette

110$ to pay for shoe repair, they cleaned them and put a new heel on it while blaming the…read moremanufacturer for why they couldn't do more. I may as well have saved that money for new shoes.

We've had two items repaired at Rocky's. My husband (80M) was especially pleased that they could…read morefix the broken zipper in his favorite backpack. The cost was very reasonable! The other item just needed the zipper pull put back on the zipper teeth, and Rocky's fixed that for free while we were dropping items off. Remember, folks--repair, not replace.

Efficient and fair price. The quality seems to hold up well and the owner is very kind.read more

John was very helpful and professional. They had a great selection and he even reminded while…read morechecking out to grab something I needed. Great guy and great business!

If you're new at leatherworking, or an old pro, Tandy most definitely has you covered…read more Huge inventory, professional and knowledgeable staff. We always feel welcome whenever we drop in. Nice array of classes to get your leather crafting jump started.

Terrible experience from start to finish. I was told 5 days, but it took 2 weeks. I was then told…read moremy shoes were ready, drove out to pick them up, and they were not even there. After more excuses and another promise for the next day, I was blown off yet again. To make it worse, when I finally got them back, 1 of the 4 pieces I specifically asked to have replaced was not even done. Poor communication, wasted trips, broken promises, and incomplete work. Do NOT recommend. I will never use this business again.

Outstanding service and repair. Very friendly and professional. And I love his dogs. Can't say…read moreenough about this business.

I had these guys make a knife sheath for my custom built knife. Talk about overjoyed at first…read moresight! This sheath is a superb example of pride of craftsmanship. It is hand tooled excellence with beautiful engraving. The leather was dyed to the exact shade that I had specified. If you need something done you had better hurry because I have plenty of knife, pistol holsters, and other projects for these experienced craftsmen to work on. Thanks FPL for making my day. Wyld Byker

In April 2016, I stopped in to request a custom order (messenger-style bag). The craftsman there…read morewas very friendly and enthusiastic about the work. He said it would take a couple of weeks, depending on when the leather showed up and how much other work he had to do. We agreed on a price and I gave him my contact info. I stopped by a few weeks later - bag wasn't ready. I stopped by the next month - bag wasn't ready. I stopped by again just before leaving town for several weeks in the summer - bag still, two months later, was not ready. When I got back to town, I stopped by again. Apparently the craftsman finished the bag, but the owner sold it while I was gone. They had made no attempt to contact me to let me know it was finished. The craftsman told me he had another, similar one in the works and it would be ready by that Saturday. I stopped by early the next week - bag wasn't ready. Stopped by today (mid-August - weeks later) - bag isn't ready. It's Birkenstock sandal season, and that's the main thing he does, especially in summer. They have a contract with Birkenstock, so that work takes priority. He told me to come back in a month. These guys might be wizards at leather work - I wouldn't know. As far as the business side goes, I can't endorse them. I don't even want the bag now - it's just going to remind me of getting jerked around. I wish it were otherwise. There are very few "old Fayetteville" businesses still around, and I would have been glad to support one. I guess if you bring in something with "Birkenstock" printed on it, or you're shopping off the racks (or the craftsman's counter, where my bag apparently was when it was sold), you'll be fine.