I have been in a few times to check out shoe options for running, I have an uncommon size for Women…read more(big.) They definitely had more options than I'm used to. The staff was helpful as well.

I called Super Thrift to see if they picked up used furniture and kitchen items. Bobby was great to…read morework with setting up day and time for pickup. He even called the day of to confirm time. The crew came in and did a wonderful job getting everything moved out and in the truck. I hope the donations make a lot for this amazing cause. They have great prices and a lot of great items to choose from.

This is a local thrift store with a mission. But many of the items are actually really nice with…read morefantastic prices for those on a budget. They are a Christian organization. You'll hear lots of "bless you." Staff are typically very friendly and kind. Really fantastic furniture selection for those on a budget.

This restaurant is relatively new in town and their food is really good…read more We had their fish tacos, which were fresh and well balanced. We also tried their brisket nachos, which was so good! The fries were tasty, too. Will be coming back to try the rest of the menu and I'm looking forward to checking out Thursday night karaoke!

Everyman makes Stillwater better. Love the "mom & pop shop" feel. Even though their BEST barber,…read moreDestiny, is no longer there, this is still one of the best places to get a solid fade. (I know, personal opinion.) Adrian has only cut my hair once, but he will not disappoint on the fade. I've bought cologne from EM, coffee (fantastic), cold brew equipment, shampoo, etc. I've been impressed by everything I bought. They are a bit pricey on some things, but nothing unexpectedly expensive. To all my Stillwater folks, give EM a try if you haven't already! Some critiques: It can be a challenge to schedule a journeyman/senior barber on Saturdays. A lot of us are doing the whole 8-5 thing, and Saturday is almost always the best day to get a fresh cut. Not that big of a deal, but I wish it were easier. It was easier in the past (1 year ago and prior). Also, the other day I went in to buy some coffee for myself and my wife, and when I asked for a medium roast... I was told that "we don't believe in that, but we have coffee beans from here, there, etc..." Now, as a black coffee enthusiast, it felt like that comment was a departure from reality. I brushed it off and chose by origin instead of roast... I hope that's not an attempt to fight racism or something. How beans are roasted make a huge difference in taste, how they are brewed, even ground. This incident happened a few weeks ago (March 2023). Some of that is just nitpicking, but I really love going to EM. I also look forward to their expansion!

So many cute clothes and at such low prices! Some of the employees are a bit nonchalant, but most…read moreare super friendly. If you see something you like - get it immediately because it'll likely get bought in 10 minutes. Oh wooden mirror, I loved you so.

I like stopping in here - Lots of interesting things, and the people are really nice. As I…read moreunderstand it, proceeds go to a local hospice care charity, so you can feel good about money spent.

I brought my son's bike in today to Cooper Center in Stillwater after he was in an accident…read moreyesterday with a scooter, that bent several parts of his bike! They did a phenomenal job, fixing it within five minutes of me getting here! You would never know it was ever bent! I know where I will come anytime I need any bike repairs or a new bike! Thank you so much!

Pride in Precision: Since 1929 At Cooper's Bicycle Center,…read morewe aren't just a bike shop; we are the stewards of Stillwater's cycling history. Having operated continuously since 1929, we understand that longevity is built on one thing: uncompromising safety. We take immense pride in the fact that no bike leaves our floor without being rigorously tested. Our decades of experience have taught us that in the world of cycling, "good enough" isn't enough. This commitment to your safety means we provide direct, honest assessments of every repair. Why We Value Honesty Over Quick Fixes Sometimes, our expertise leads to a "blunt" reality check. If you come in for a new tube but your tire is dry-rotted and cracked, we won't simply sell you the tube and watch it fail a mile down the road. Safety First: We will always recommend the repair that actually solves the root cause. Expert Integrity: To us, letting a bike leave in an unsafe condition is simply bad business. Quality Assured: We would rather be honest about a necessary part than watch a customer face a preventable breakdown. We appreciate riders who value technical mastery and straight talk. When you bring your bike to Cooper's, you aren't just getting a tune-up; you're getting nearly a century of expertise dedicated to keeping you safe on the road.

I've bought bulk ammo from SGAmmo a few times now and figured it's time for a review…read more Not the absolute lowest prices, but when you buy from SG you get what you are promised, quickly, and at very fair prices. Just picked up 1000 rounds of 45 ACP and the prices were lower than local stores, free shipping and the shipment arrived in two days. Outstanding,

Good prices and great customer service (quickly, by email). I had a tricky issue with an order's…read morenot going through (on a Saturday). I emailed, and had a quick reply that day, stating that they would work through my problem on Monday. Early Monday they had it sorted out and shipped. I found doing business with them was great. They have an excellent selection of ammo and very good prices, made better by the fact that orders over $200 ship free. I'm thoroughly pleased with this company -- highly recommended.

the people here are awesome!! i was in town visiting a friend and we stoped in and they were super…read morenice, let me play one of their banjos! if I am ever back I'm definitely coming back by here

My son and I were visiting OSU and were looking for something to do when we arrived on a Saturday…read moreafternoon. We're both guitar players and found this place. We decided to check it out. We weren't going to buy anything, but the guy in the store said play whatever you want. And we did. They had an awesome selection of acoustic and electric guitars, including some really cool vintage stuff. The guy working that day was friendly and helpful, even though he knew we weren't going to purchase anything. We did decide to buy a shirt and a hat. And I wore the Daddy O's shirt at one of my shows in VA shortly after our visit. Definitely one of my favorite guitar stores!

I've loved this place for years, and I'm glad to see it's still going strong. It's definitely not…read moreyour "pristine" thrifting spot, but it's full to bursting with all sorts of things. It's the type of place you come when you have time and energy to browse and dig and discover, like grandma's attic and grandpa's workshop mixed with an assortment of beautiful bits and fun oddities. You never know what you'll find. As for the review mentioning restrooms, I didn't need one this time, but they've had one in the past. Perhaps things are different now, but there's a bookstore next door and a coffee shop just beyond that, so restrooms aren't hard to find. Something to note: there is a store cat. Very friendly, but worth mentioning for anyone with allergies.

Overpriced and inconsiderate…read more They have a lot of vendors, but almost everyone is 2-3x the cost of any antique store in OK. Books range from a couple bucks to randomly costing $40+. The staff is totally out of it. The place is pretty dirty, with no clear cleaning or organization. There is no public restroom. The place is 3 stories tall with a couple dozen rooms packed from floor to ceiling. Not only is there no restroom here, there's none for blocks. You ask the staff and they just shrug at you. I just can't recommend them. TL;DR: Not good. No restrooms.