This is a must-see if you are a Route 66 and Angel Delgadillo's efforts to maintain its legacy. It…read moreis nicely preserved, clean and staffed by friendly employees. There are lots of photo ops both inside and out. You get a great feeling waling in and around the gift shop which maintain a barbershop feel.

Angel and Vilma Delgadillo, Original Owners [Seligman AZ]…read more I wasn't aware of the history of this store and since I had already purchased most of my souvenirs at another gift shop down the street we just took a look inside, formerly Angel's barbershop and pool hall, now a gift shop. Who is Angel Delgadillo? This man was credited for saving Route 66 in Arizona! Yes, wow... I was intrigued about his story! Before I-40 was erected Seligman saw 9,000 vehicles moved through the town every day, stopping at the businesses, restaurants, service stations, and motels in town. When a section of I-40 opened south of town a deathly stillness fell on this main drag. With the expansion of the Interstate 40, there seemed to be no more need for the old road... in 1985, U.S. 66 was officially decertified. Whaat? All signs were taken down and it was removed from maps. So sad! Sorry, you'd have to research the rest of the story yourself on the internet... As we entered the modest shop the interior is quite small and compact inside. It got crowded inside especially with two bus full of tourists!!! We perused the souvenirs and many apparel merchandise for sale. There are t-shirts, magnets, shot glasses, postcards, mugs, and just about anything you might want to collect. To the right is a tiny small space Angel used as his barbershop. After his retirement, the barbershop portion of the shop was converted to a museum, celebrating his and Seligman's legacy on Route 66. It is filled with photos, antiques, and memorabilia, including his antique barber chair with a cardboard cutout of Angel himself. I did not realize the extent of his popularity until I read stories about him. I wish I would've met him... Review #3704

Cool and fun place to get a meal. We stopped in for breakfast and from the food to the service to…read morethe atmosphere it all screamed Route 66. There was a really nice young man who was helping out around the restaurant and gave us (we're older, seniors) a great feeling about the future of America. The young man was professional, friendly, engaging and I could tell helpful to the other employees. I have a feeling if we come back in 20 years he'll be running the place. :) We had the Dead Meat Treat, omelet, hashbrowns and 2 buttermilk pancakes. The food was delicious and we got some cool photos and, of course, our Passport stamp.

My brother and I stayed the night in town, and when we saw this place, we knew we had to come for…read morebreakfast. What a fun place. It definitely embraces the "roadkill" theme, with all of the decorations around the inside, as well as all of the fun names. The place has this "roadhouse" vibe. In addition to the restaurant, they also have a gift shop, of course, with all kinds of neat souvenirs, Route 66 and otherwise. I got my sister-in-law a "roadkill Café" shot glass, and I had to get a roadkill Café T-shirt for myself. We had the "one eyed dog got hit in the fog." very generous portions of rib sticking good food. We really enjoyed our breakfast. The price was reasonable. The employees were very friendly, and they came by regularly to check on us. Thanks for a fun and very good breakfast.

Fantastic experience all the way around. Kitschy enough, but not overdone. Small [only eight (8)…read morerooms], quiet and a perfect place for anyone wanting to get a Route 66 experience. We arrived in the evening and the whole town was both quiet and peaceful. Its directly across the street from Angel Delgadillo's Barber Shop and his brother's famous Snow Cap Cafe. Cool mural's and 'interesting' common room called the "Creative Space". Rooms are sparse, but clean and with just enough room for couples. If back in the area we'd stay again.

Stopped here overnight on an UTV trip. Great parking to pull up close to rooms. Very clean and…read moreowner is very nice and doing an exceptional job keeping up on the place. Cute common space with games and a sacked continental breakfast and coffee in morning. Comfy beds. Would stay here again.

I like this place, small souvenir store with a bunch of different items to choose from at a…read morereasonable price. The Bear cave is located off on the side of a gas station a bit hidden but worth the look. They have jewelry, shirts, hats, special hot sauces, spices, toys, magnets etc. so much to choose from we actually took longer then expected.

Very nice, clean, organized and fun shop. Lots of unique items to look at both inside and out. We…read moregot our Route 66 Passport stamped and took a few pictures posing with some cool "Cars" movie type vehicles outside.

Stopped by on our way back home and got some magnets and goodies to take back home it's a nice…read morelovely store and Julie up front is shock a nice lovely lady make sure you stop by for some Souvenirs when in the area

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.

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

No alert that the station was out of gas! We used google and there was no indication that they were…read moreunder construction. Stay away and gas up early! We had to call AAA to get gas to the nearest station which was very near. Very high prices at market and they charge $1 to use the porta potty. Avoid!

This is a great meet up location if doing things in the area and also a really good stop if you're…read moretraveling on the 64 corridor headed to the Grand Canyons. I came in twice today, once in the morning to use their restrooms and also once in the evening after my cave trip, again to use the bathroom. I was tired a bit from working hard all day and got to see a really cool virgin cave that had a 30 feet vertical and it was soo good to see this place on my drive back out to civilization! I got one of those cappuccinos from the machines and while not what I usually drink, it was good to have this for the 3 hour drive ahead. Plenty of snacks to buy here and Grand Canyon and AZ souvenirs. Bathrooms clean and very needed. Staff helpful and nice. I'd definitely come back in again when in the area!

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!

The staff is kind. The A&W grill smells heavenly…read more I bought a package of snack pickles for two bucks and continued to Flagstaff. The bathroom was safe and clean.

Route 66 memorabilia and Western souvenirs [Seligman AZ]…read more This is a nice place to get your Route 66 souvenirs. It is pretty big inside compared to other gift shops in Seligman. Seligman is the "Birthplace of Historic Route 66". As one of the original towns along the famous Route 66 the store offered a lot of unique souvenirs that are perfect for taking home as a memento of your trip. They have a nice selection of stickers to choose from which I added a few to my collection. Oh, and try not to get too close to that old cowboy sitting by the window... Whether you're traveling the entire length of Route 66 or just passing through the area, be sure to stop by this gift shop on Route 66. Review #3703