What's not to love about this establishment. You get a gift shop and delish food. We had the…read morecheese pizza, grill cheese, road rage sandwich, cucumber salad and chilli. Cheese pizza was perfect for my son. We had to order another one after he finished the first slice. Grill cheese, my daughter said it was really good. For the price and the size. Road rage sandwich, juicy, tender meat and lots of flavor. When you do bite down, mindful of the juices. Make sure you wrap it with a napkin other wise the juice will drip onto your hands or clothes. Cucumber salad was very refreshing and fresh. Right amount of flavor, not too salty and the dressing they use was light and balance well with the ingredients. Chili was great, we used the chip from the sandwich to dipped into the chili. The melted cheese on top of the chili added extra texture and flavor. For the price you paid for the full size items, it's worth it.

I love this place. We found it coming up to celebrate 100 years of Route 66. People that work here…read moreare so nice. Dog friendly they even have a dog menu. I WOULD RECOMMEND

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

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!!

I was immediately impressed when we arrived and were greeted right out front by Clarissa, one of…read moreAngel Delgadillo's daughters, with a huge smile and such genuine warmth. That welcoming, family feeling really set the tone for our entire visit! Angel & Vilma Delgadillo's Original Route 66 Gift Shop and historic barbershop was one of the absolute must-do anchor stops of the Grand Canyon/Route 66 weekend I took with my 11-year-old son, Jake. Before our trip, we had learned the story of Angel Delgadillo and how he spearheaded the grassroots effort to preserve Historic Route 66 after Interstate 40 bypassed Seligman. He helped organize the Historic Route 66 Association of Arizona and played such an important role not only in revitalizing his hometown, but in preserving a treasured piece of Americana and American history for future generations. The story resonated with Jake so much that he chose Angel as the person he wanted to profile for his sixth-grade Hispanic Heritage Month social studies project. So imagine how special it was when we arrived and discovered that Angel's daughter Clarissa was there -- and that Jake actually got to interview her for his project! Clarissa could not have been sweeter or more gracious with him. She seemed genuinely touched that a kid Jake's age knew who her dad was, was interested in what he had accomplished, and had traveled to Seligman wanting to learn more about him. Watching the two of them talk was one of those travel moments I know I'll remember for a very long time. The historic barbershop itself is fantastic. Angel began his barbering career in 1947 and ultimately spent 75 years barbering along Route 66 before retiring in 2022. Being able to stand inside his actual barbershop, see his barber chair, photographs, awards, memorabilia and pieces of his life story made the history feel incredibly tangible. Jake and I both took pictures in the barber chair next to Angel's image, and I got an especially wonderful photo of Clarissa taking a picture of Jake sitting in her dad's chair. We also learned from Clarissa that Angel played--and still plays---alto saxophone, and one of his saxophones is displayed on the wall. That was another wonderful coincidence for us because Jake just started playing alto saxophone himself this school year. We had no idea about that connection before visiting. The gift shop is also genuinely fun, with a great selection of Route 66 souvenirs and memorabilia. Jake particularly loved browsing all the different gift-shop items, and I loved the murals outside and all of the wonderful photo opportunities around the property. But what really distinguishes this place is the people. Everyone working there seemed genuinely happy to be there and proud to help preserve the story of Angel, Vilma, the Delgadillo family, Seligman and Route 66. Nothing about it felt like just another tourist gift shop. It felt like being welcomed into a living piece of Route 66 history. For us, this wasn't simply a stop to buy a souvenir. It was one of the most meaningful experiences of our entire Route 66 weekend, and I'm especially grateful to Clarissa for taking the time to make Jake's visit something he'll probably remember for the rest of his life. An absolute must-stop in Seligman for anyone who cares about Route 66, American history, or the people who fought to preserve it.

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.

KarEN was awesome. This place has the best signs I think of any place I love the 66 suitcases and…read moreall the novelties it's a wonderful place.. I WOULD RECOMMEND

Drove through Seligman for the first time this weekend and glad we did. Great stop along Route 66…read moreto see history and see the inspiration for the "Cars" franchise. We popped into the "Return To the 50's" store, the owners here are great and have a nice selection of souvenirs. The whole family was happy we stopped.

My name is Mater, like Tuh Mater!…read more Seligman is the town that inspired the movie Cars. My son loves the movie and this was the perfect pit stop on the drive home from Flagstaff to LA. Located right off the highway (like the movie). Small town, quick drive by. The display set up of the bootleg characters was the highlight. My son made me take a picture of him with each car. Super cool site for Cars fans!

This business is gone, it is now Highway Hot Dogs. A great place, but totally different. They…read moreshould remove the Sundries business page.

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.

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.

Owner is blocking and deleting all negative reviews!…read more We had been in contact with Stacy for a consult in Dec. 2024. We discussed our colors schemes, I gave her swatches, and discussed budget during this consult. She was very understanding and very excited about the project, and so were we! She kept explaining how she understands everyones budget, and told me that she likes to keep constant communication during the process, especially because we are out of state. We signed the contract, I sent her even more inspiration photos, pinterest boards, and off we went. A few months later she states that she will have the flowers done by April, we were so excited. I kept seeing her interact with my pinterest boards, and I reached out to give her small updates/photos from time to time. She kept stating that she was working on stuff. We were so ahead of schedule I wasn't worried about anything at this point. Now comes July. I haven't heard from her in months (as she prided herself on her communication during our consult) and I reach out to her, sending more photos of things I liked. and she states she hasn't even started the flowers (again, we are ahead of schedule, I am not upset at all that they are not done yet). And then she starts asking me for inspiration photos again, and color schemes, things that have been well established, and I thought well communicated on our end because I kept reaching out. She then loses her mind on me, berating me about how things have changes and she has already ordered stuff that won't work anymore. When she sends me the photos of what she had bought, I told her the product was great and it would work for what we wanted. 1. Why did you not confirm the stuff you ordered with me first, like you prided yourself on doing during our consultation? 2. Why are you freaking out on me?! She then tells me that I am the problem, and that I have been stressing her out because I clearly don't trust her because I keep texting her, and its all my fault because my budget was so "low" she had to buy garbage flowers to make things work. Your contract specifically states that you will work with any budget, and we talked about the budget in detail at the consultation, we even told her the budget was flexible! Why is this a problem? And why are you shaming me for it? A few hours later after her freak out she cancels our order. Telling us we are the problem and that I should find someone in my state because I couldn't trust her. Which is absolutely not true. I tried to uphold my end of communication and my end of the contract, and she did not uphold hers, neglecting communication and respect. We are very disappointed that this had to end this way, we were so excited for what she was going to come up with, as she does great work. I think her business is too much to handle at this moment, and she wants to put the blame and stress on others. As a bride, I shouldn't have to talk a florist off the ledge. We wish her the best, but please take this lonnnng review in stride, and make sure you have clear and impeccable communication as she promises, or your order could end up like mine

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