I recently visited Saligman and was hopping for a thrift store with all sorts of neat finds…read more Unfortunately, RT 66 Hippie Cricket is not what I expected. The outside is very eclectic and fits the vibe of the town. Inside is a very small, single room store with limited items. The majority of the goods for sale were records and miniature cars. There were a few glass items and posters as well. The inside had an odd aroma of cigarettes and weed. A small room off the main room had a curtain over the door that was pulled back to reveal a bedroom with mattresses on the floor and crying children. I'm not sure if it doubles as a day care, or a home. It's a small town and a small business, but it honestly was a little frightening and off putting. They were having a "keeping the doors open" sale, so I understand they're struggling. Perhaps a formal door, a deep cleaning, and a more diverse collection of second hand items would draw in tourists who came to tour the quirky town that inspired Cars.

Happened upon this shop a few years back while my daughter and I were on a road trip. The owner had…read moresuch an amazing energetic spirit that we circled back thru to see her shop again. From the eclectic outside to the cool hippy interior this shop is definitely a must stop when passing through. Thanks for the wonderful experience!!

Very eclectic place. Seems like something for everyone. Down side only open three days a week…read more. Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. Lots of yard art available

Brand new local owned shop complete with collectibles, antiques and "stuff". Folks running the…read morestore say things will change week to week. I found myself a boot jack fashioned in the form of a naked lady.

We just purchased a set of antique doors from the old mining company. Angie is the greatest person…read moreto help you find the perfect door/doors!!!! she has so much history from her doors when your done you feel like friends. we can't wIt to do business again with her at her new place, Fallins down home vintage shop, 225 Willis street, Prescott Go see them for all your home decor needs!!! You will not leave disappointed!

Angela is so friendly and accommodating! She helped us find a beautiful door for our project. Doors…read morewere labeled well with measurements and where they were salvaged. Love having a little bit of history regarding our purchase. Prices are extremely fair as well!

Wow!!! The store has a great variety of cool, kitschy, and unique items! Currently, they have a…read moregreat variety of items by pop culture artist Peter Mars. I enjoyed the many Buddha figurines and paintings they had. This is a large store, so you can pretty much find a little bit of everything, including a big selection of albums. So why only three stars? The prices! They had a Route 66 centennial sign for $19.95 that I recently purchased elsewhere for $8.95. They were selling Route 66 Centennial Danzeisen Dairy bottles for $14.95 and $19.95 that I recently purchased at the grocery store with milk or half-and-half in them for $4.49 and $4.99. A great place to stop in and just check out the variety of items, but definitely a tourist trap!

Malcom was helpful but not intrusive. I've both bought and sold merchandise here and every time was…read morefun. I think their prices are fair.

I am the worst remembering names so I wished I had 5 stars'd the Cat's Meow sooner. The gentleman…read moreat the counter with the Tinkerbell phone case is an absolute gem. There's something for everyone and there are local suppliers who probably have a set minimum for their goods that they ask for. Thus my son got an intricate carved wooden spear thingie for $5 but other items seemed higher end antique priced. The boys found old hockey cards and I snagged a Disney Stores Mickey beanie baby in mint condition for $8. Fun to look around if you're into antiquing and nostalgia. Love this shop! If I'm ever back in the area, I'll definitely pop in. Xoxo

This shop was the last for the day of antiques. It has a…read morelot more "cat" oriented than you might expect. Very cute and they do have a few antiques. Nothing for us. The sales lady was very pleasant.

For a small store, the selection is impressive and of high quality. The store is very clean and…read morewell organized. The owners are friendly and quite helpful without being pushy. I will be coming back.

Rafael, the owner, is a very honest person, who sells top quality jewelry and rare pieces…read more He also is a personable person who will spend time with you, explaining the piece you're interested in, and answering questions about it. He's kind, patient and quite knowledgeable about what he sells. He went above and beyond with his patience concerning my indecisiveness, and worked with me with exchanges. Go see Rafael- he has beautiful jewelry and miscellaneous items. He's a kind and honest soul. He has items you won't find elsewhere, and you will be glad you dealt with him. I wanted to also select value, above, but wouldn't let me.

Im at big fan of Rafael at Sedona Estate Jewelry. I often find exactly what I am looking for, at…read morereasonable prices. Great advise and honest. Check out all his native American silver pieces while silver is affordable. Go visit his store today, you'll be glad you did!

Fun antique store!! So many fun finds. Decent prices and very organized. Very friendly staff. Will…read morebe back when I'm in the area!

Thinking I'd see the historic old downtowns of both Cottonwood and Jerome I got as far as the first…read moreshop in Cottonwood, J & J Antiques, and I'm almost surprised I ever emerged. J & J Antiques sits at the edge of Cottonwood's Old Town and looks from the outside like a relic from the gold rush era (which it probably is). Inside, it's a seemingly never-ending warren of what can only be called "shops". You know, an antique collective filled with little stalls, each specializing in whatever oddity the vendor sees fit to hunt down and resell. There's everything in here from the booth reselling Scrabble tiles to the guy reselling irons. I walked out of here with 3 unique necklaces for what I thought to be a most reasonable price but that's only because I exercised restraint. In today's disposable culture, these kind of shops are in sharp decline. I might not want all of the stuff on display here but I sure do want to look at it all. Cottonwood's historic district is filled with similar shops but J & J Antiques is the first place I'd send you to. They literally have everything a shop like this should. Great place.