Pending: Bronco Trading had reached out to fix this issue. I will revise and update review once its…read moresettled. One of the best shops on Allen Street for selection. With that said, buyer beware! Sales staff is super friendly until you try to return an item. Bought great pair of boots that don't match :( They were not marked "irregular" or anything to warn the buyer. I'm just the sucker in a tourist town that didn't look close enough until 20 mins later. Staff wouldn't even discuss a return of the unworn boots and were very hateful.

I walked in and right away I felt comfortable - the store was clean, great prices on everything…read moreWestern Wear. I spent time trying in hats and the owners were so nice and upbeat. This was the best experience I had in Tombstone. So happy to have my first traditional Tombstone Cowboy hat. I would recommend this place any day if the week. Stop by and show them some love

Amazing shoe store ranging from men's and women's dress shoes to hiking shoes with many other…read moreaccessories. Clean and organized. Shoe boxes only had one shoe to try on, at least the ones I picked up did, maybe the matching pair is in the back to prevent shoplifting. The clearance section is in the back of the store. Isles have chairs to sit on to try on shoes; television screens for diversion while waiting. The place is really nice and prices are comparable to any tucson store. We went in last night in search of hiking shoes/boots and found a really nice Merrell brand. I need to peruse other stores in SV to compare quality and prices but I would probably go back to Encore to purchase as I really like the pair I tried on. The only gripe I have is the customer service. We walked in and sales associates were organizing shoes, made eye contact with us; however, no greeting nor did not ask if we needed assistance. It was 8pm, an one before closing but still. 3 stars for the store and zero star for customer service.

They have some cute boots. Just didn't like any of them. They have all kinds of shoes even stechers.read more

Great service. Disappointed about shoes not being in stock...guess that's to be expected in a…read moresmall town with a military post that will go through a lot of running shoes due to PT. Kept clean. Not set up for strollers.

Being that this is really the only place to get Sneakers in Sierra Vista, it gets 5 stars. With…read morethat being said, the employees here are what make the store, Eric and his crew know and can talk sneakers, they always keep me up to date on any new releases they may be getting, and are always helpful when I take my sons in there. Don't expect exclusive level J's or anything crazy, but they do get a nice number of new releases. I wish they had more clothing, but the stuff they do have is nice.

Best selection of clothing... and shoes…read more Needed an outfit for Wild Wild West Con... something steampunky / western / Victorian... and something that I could wear around Tombstone. I was pleasantly surprised that this was a one stop shop with sizes up to 4x! Woah. It's not cheap, but the quality of the clothing is good. Nice designs. Large variety/selection for both women and men. Take a look at their website and you can order online too. I had a field day trying on outfits... and while I expected my dad to be bored while waiting for me, he wasn't. He ended up with a shirt and vest! This was really the best clothing store in Tombstone, and I went to all of them. Thanks for my new outfit Bandit & Belle! Wish I had more excuses to wear it!

This store is, unfortunately, a bit off the main drag of Tombstone. Such a shame, because it seems…read moreto be a bit undiscovered. I think if it were located closer to Allen Street, it would do a great business! But do yourself a favor, and cross over Fremont after you've seen the OK Corral (or before!) and check this place out. It is a true gem for the history buff. The kind of history buff that likes to live history, that is. Their selection of historic clothing (1880s Western) is unbelievable - men's and women's, from casual to dressy, from underwear (ladies', anyway!) to hats. Also some great modern boots and hats, and beautiful belts and jewelry. I had no excuse, unfortunately, to buy what I really wanted (gorgeous period hat, taffeta bustled skirt and matching jacket, petticoat, chemise, corset, boots, stockings), but we did leave with a one-of-a-kind hat for my husband, a shirt each for my husband and teenage son, and a really cool jewelry set for me - crystal encrusted spur rowel necklace and earrings. I promise, you'll find something you like and have to have. :-)

Very good service and great management. They are always available to assist in finding what you…read moreare looking for

BLUF: Famous Footwear has a decent selection, reasonably priced and usually has my size…read more The Sierra Vista mall location is usually not very busy which makes it easy to get an employee to help. The team here is very friendly and helpful thus I will revisit them the next time I'm in town.

One word - EW. And I'm not talking about the items themselves. Upon first glance, this is a classic…read morethrift with bargain level prices. My friend and I were browsing near the register while a woman was checking out. We happened to notice they had a bin of undergarments for sale. We heard the older gentleman at the register ask the lady that was paying, very loudly, "I assume these underwear are for you?" Visibly uncomfortable, she quietly responded "...yes" while my friend said "you don't have to answer that!" This was our first visit to this store, so perhaps we were missing some context (I hope so), but this left a horrible first impression in our mouths and we will not be returning.

Incredible stuff! Very kind, knowledgeable staff. Anything you could ever want, and more!read more

Wife and I love shopping here a lot of good wares and clothes for the missus. Staff is attentive…read moreand willing to help with any needs or concerns. One draw is a little pricey for the items but will pay a little more for premium items.

This is a chain of stores that have locations around the country. Usually very nice stores with…read moregood quality merchandise. This one is no exception. We browsed the departments but, did not have a lot of extra time to stop and buy anything so we will came back another day.

I love this store! I've been to the one in Sierra Vista but the Douglas store seems to have the…read morebest selection. I was there yesterday and found some beautiful shirts in the jewel tone colors I love. They also have a nice selection of scarves and shoes. The jewelry selection isn't as large at the Sierra Vista store but I was able to find a pair of pretty earrings for $3.99. Most of their summer stuff is on sale but the fall and winter clothes are priced mostly below $20. Customer service is great. I've never had a bad experience there. I go to Douglas maybe once a month but I always make sure to stop by Cato's and do some shopping.

- Ding-Dong!!!... - "can I help you?"…read more... - NO! you can not help me if I don't even know what you have in store!. Over-customer service could be a flaw too! Other than that, I really like CATO, there's variety in styles, SIZES, and overall it's pretty good. I like to go on Sundays when they have massive clearance :) - No you cannot help me! I just found what I needed, thanks :)

I used to be a Target shopper when I was in college last century. Back then the name was pronounced…read moreTarJAY. K-Mart ruled the retail shops and Walmart was only in the South. But now I'm in the Southwest and the Target store in town sits near a major intersection looking neglected. There are always cars in the parking lot but most of them are for the Pizza Hut and Starbucks near the front entrance. I stopped by this place, finally, two days ago after work. I was looking for a cellphone rack to place in the classroom. Walmart didn't sell it and I came here. (Target didn't have one, either.) And then I remembered why I don't shop here anymore: there aren't any employees in the aisles! In fact, there were few people in the store and the largest crowd was at the pharmacy. Most of the employees were standing guard watching customers self-check out. Another reason why I won't shop here again (at least during the school year): most of the people inside the store were teenagers just walking the aisles looking at stuff. One teen recognized me and then two more. Next time I go to this store I'll wear a full-face mask and wig. I will add that the shopping cart I had rolled along flawlessly and the floors were clean and shiny.

We stopped here just before returning home. Mostly to walk around but also to see if there was…read moreanything we needed while we were here. The store has easily accessible parking, it's clean, and spacious. I wouldn't say a lot of items are worth the price when you can get the same branded items at other corporate chains, but I found a tote I needed at a reasonable price. Something I really thought was cool though is that their mascot (Bulleye) is now branded onto some merchandise, including as infant toys. No lanes were open besides self checkout, but the cashier running the self checkouts was friendly and social. I have mixed feelings about whether I'd recommend this place. As a store, it's better than most, but with the political climate and boycotts happening, that's really up to the customers to decide whether this is for them. It's on the pricier side anyway, and there really isn't much in the way of fashionable clothing for women that doesn't throw me all the way back to the early 00's. If you're seeking pet supplies like litter or food, you're better off going to Walmart, Frys, or anywhere else with ads and lower prices. Not a bad experience though. The book section, as always, is still pretty awesome.

Love at the Goodwill . Had fun looking for hidden treasures. I found a few books and a cute mug.read more

I have shopped in many Goodwill stores, this one is by far the nastiest. Dirty, smelly, icky, badly…read moreorganized, terrible lighting. Did I mention dirty, and smelly?