Very disappointed in my experience shopping here…read more I originally came looking for a saddle pad, they had a pretty decent selection but not exactly what I was looking for. I ended up picking a pad that was supposed to be a nice cooling one for my horse but it unfortunately didn't work with my saddle and was very slippery. I brought it back to exchange for something that would work better and the owner refused the return because the pad had a little bit of dust on it. She said it was stained, I rubbed my hand on it a little and the dust started to brush off and mentioned that I could have washed it but then I definitely couldn't have returned it! She then went on to tell me I should have used a sheet on my horse and the saddle pad over it which would defeat the entire purpose or this specific pad and it's "cooling" properties. I mean the pad is white, it was already pretty dusty and lint sticks to it easily which I chose the cleanest looking one from the store in the first place. Their employees don't know what they are talking about when it comes to saddle pads and had no clue what to suggest to me by the way.. It cost me over $150, not to mention an hour of travel to have a worthless pad I can't use. I'll take my business elsewhere thank you.

Cheryl went above and beyond expectations on a jacket we bought for my father in law that was too…read morebig. Even though the policy on receipt states that "no credit after 90 days" Cheryl was nice enough to make an exception. I will definitely recommend Eli's western wear to friends and family.

Oak Street Treasures is part of the approximately 20 antique stores on and around Oak Street in…read morehistoric downtown Arcadia. Arcadia burned down in a fire in 1905 so most of the buildings in the downtown were built after then. This three story building was built by two fraternal organizations, the Independent Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF) and the Woodmen of the World (WOW) in 1914. In subsequent years the building was the Gordon Hotel, the Southland Hotel, the Elks Club, and apartments. The first floor is now an antique store. Inside is a treasure trove of antiques. Room after room of household goods, furniture, bric-a-brac, art, jewelry, clothing, and all kinds of odds and ends. This store seemed to have more dolls than some of the others I visited. I am not knowledgeable about antiques so If I see something I like I check the prices on eBay. If you like antiques it is well worth the time to come to Arcadia especially on the fourth Sunday of the month when all of the shops set up tables outside.

The shops is FULL of priceless items at a good price! Very clean and well organized, staff is…read morefriendly, knowledgeable and accommodating. If your a Pro or just like to look around Cory's is a must see.

I always stop in here when antique shopping in Arcadia. The owner has done an excellent job of…read moreassembling a large variety of unique pieces. The store is always neat, clean and never cluttered and you have free roam of the place. I like this place a lot.