Great helpful staff. Large children's books section, many…read morepicture books too. There are hardback and paperback books too. For such a small place the have an abundance of clothes, some housewares and accessories. There are special sales too. The Salvation Army works hard to serve the community, so you can be assured that your donations serve people in need. It's a wonderful organization. Call first for changing hours, especially around holidays like Christmas and Easter.

Even though this is a smaller store (no furniture), they are well organized, and priced well. The…read morestaff is amazing, delivering friendliness and humor. I'm in town for about a month and will be coming back. Thanks for such a great place that serves the community.

This place has a very special selection of native art, pottery, jewelry. I highly recommend you go…read morehere. You can watch the pottery being made and painted. They are very friendly too!

Staff was so welcoming and I bought a beautiful beaded hat for a decent price. I will tell everyone…read moreabout this place.

Fun little gift shop. After going to Mesa Verde stop and…read morepick up some arrowheads for the little ones Clean with lots of goodies and at the store next door where mom can shop as well to get her fix it's super cute

Fantastic trading post & gift shop. Wonderful pottery for sale. Great photo opportunities…read moreoutside. I didn't think they were open on Sundays, but saw they were open as we drove by and glad we got to stop in! Turns out they are open on Sundays during the summer (we went in June.). Friendly staff and fair prices.

Exquisitely curated selection of truly fine handmade native American crafts, rugs, jewelry and art…read more Friendly, knowledgeable owner can explain the history of pieces. Everything here is top quality. Highly recommended

This store is amazing! Kelly's knowledge is decades deep and it shows in her collection. A lot of…read morethe trading post-style stores in the four corners area have the same stuff over and over again. This store has unique and authentic items, ranging from old pawn to contemporary styles. I'm glad I got the opportunity to meet Kelly and visit her fantastic store!!

Very eclectic collection of bargains of many kinds to search through - and find. Worth a quick stop…read moreto explore. Plus this business deserves rewarding with patronage for being only one of a few where they are NOT afraid of everyone. You can wear a mask IF you want to but most people there won't.

One of the best thrift stores in the area. Has a large selection of clothes (mostly women's), but…read morealso a ton of other items. Despite the huge selection of stuff, the store doesn't feel crowded, though it is a cozy space. It's kept clean and organized (though I'd still HIGHLY recommend wearing a face mask during the winter and fall, as the smaller space can lend to germs spreading quickly). The volunteers (mostly older ladies) are friendly, happy to help, and easy to get to know since the same folks have been volunteering there for years. They put in a ton of time and effort into the store, and the profits go to charity, like the local soup kitchen. An incident that stands out to me is when a shoe-less individual came into the store to wait out a rainstorm, and the manager immediately took him to the back to give him a pair of shoes. The prices are almost always extremely reasonable, and have barely gone up over the years. Quality items are usually under $5, with many costing just cents (a huge difference from thrift stores in more populated areas). It's rare to find anything that feels overpriced, even with big ticket items. People seem to love to donate here, as they always have new unique items for sale behind the counter. This place is a local gem, and the parking lot can be packed during busy hours. My favorite place for retail therapy! I've found countless useful things here and would recommend it to anyone.

Some prices were amazing, others disappointing. Better than average prices compared to most thrift…read moreplaces nowadays. If I lived locally I would be in there way too often. Books were really cheap which is so smart to move them quickly. So many books are donated to thrift stores a lot get trashed and what they keep other thrift stores over charge. It looks like this place is priced for those in need of living the thrifting life.

Love the modern yet rustic feel of this store. Salesperson was very friendly, jewelry always…read moreenticing with many gorgeous new and vintage pieces, some good values but some pricey. Bought an unusual bolo made from a silver finding from an old horse bridle - my husband wore it at a wedding and received many compliments. Great addition to Main St in Cortez.

Knowledgable staff, easy to find what we need to keep our bikes working well. We have purchased…read moretwo bikes after renting a couple of times. Pete and his staff are always helpful in coaching bike setup, accessories, local trails, and local history.

An amazing and reliable mountain bike shop in an aesthetically renovated historic sunny space. The…read morebuilding alone is worth the stop by the service & bike repair is really top notch, possibly the best in the in montezuma & surrounding counties. Affiliated with Kokopelli Bike Shop in Cortez (also fantastic). Stop in for bike repair, shop locally fabricated Osprey hydro packs, paddle boards, bike part jewelry. Don't miss the Kelly's coffee/breakfast/lunch nextdoor or DRB across the street if later in the day ... if you need to wait a few minutes. They will often fix your ride on the spot. Great local trail advice, service & atmosphere in scenic Dolores.