This Way has some of the coolest products that I've seen in a long time. Pop up shop is really fun…read moreto hang out at and take a look at what Summer has found on her travels. If you're at The Camp or at The Lab you must stop by and pick up something. Also if you're online and doing some shopping check out the website. It's rad!

The market was a fun and cute detour. It is a quite small market so don't expect to spend too much…read moretime there. There was a variety of stalls, from food, art pieces, blind boxes, clothing, and jewelry! They had stalls that sold items from $5-65+ it really depends on your budget. I would say I had a good time. For what it is I would say it was nice. If you are looking for a flea market type of event with many stalls, thats not what this is so I do understand some disappointment if you have those expectations.

Might not have the most numbers of vendors, but every vendor there carries unique and beautiful…read moreproducts/creation. Clothing, jewelry, clayware, chopsticks, farm to table produces, cookies, faux nails, etc.

We hired Vanessa for my sister in law's baby shower, and she was truly amazing! The weather was…read moreterrible that day. It was storming, muddy, and chaotic, but she stayed positive the entire time during setup and throughout the event. Due to the rain she had limited space to setup and was able to do it so gracefully. Her attitude was so sweet, polite, and easy-going, which took a lot of stress off of us. She served about 50-75 guests, and everyone loved the coffee being brewed fresh to order. Multiple people complimented how good everything tasted! Another thing I appreciated is that she even offered a tasting before we hired her, which showed how professional and confident she is in her work. Overall, such a great experience. Highly recommend!

This company came through! On August 16, I had a Sweet 16 Party for my daughter. We hired this…read morecompany and I am so glad we did. The teens loved the delicious drinks. The strawberry matcha was my favorite! Highly recommended!

We had the most amazing pumpkin cheesecake at the Victorville farmers market off of Bear Valley…read moreRoad right next to Victor Valley College . It was simply amazing . Best pumpkin cheesecake we've ever had. For real better than Cheesecake Factory in our opinion PS we can't add photos because we just ate it all before I thought of giving it a review. LOL but true

They need to respond to online requests even if it only a couple if weeks from event.read more

The power of social media does work. Ive never seen this place or even heard of them until seeing…read moresomething while scrolling through my phone. As one does with nowadays. The former Steinmart which I've never been as well. A massive storefront that house amazing vintage pieces, both apparel and furniture. There's plenty of parking out front. Walking in I didn't know what to expect besides seeing what the post online was. Let me say, it was a major shock but in a massive GOOD way. Shopping Mecca for all you vintage lover. Right at the front is the cashier which the gentleman working was a massive gem. The sweetest and friendliest. The layout of the place is an open storefront. Different vendors I believe that house their goods. Just walking through will take some time as there's literally something that will catch your eyes. Also located right at the front, a charcuterie mini truck. How cute to have something like that. Next to that is a specialty market which offers amazing wine options and cocktail mixes and liquor. Treats and more treats to accompany what you like to drink. A cute place with the vibe of a world market and specialty store. Walking through, there's so much to see. One of a kind art pieces to art deco, MCM, traditional and so much more. But if you're looking for clothes, it's heaven here. The options are endless. If you're a vintage lover, look no further. Racks and racks of amazing pieces. Just browsing the area took a while as something constantly was catching my eyes. I believe it's both local designer that have a storefront there as well. I could be wrong on that. It's a big open concept but I did notice some staff sitting at their areas so I assume it's their storefront. Anyways, it's amazing. Wither you're looking for something unique to vintage to up to date trends. You will find some amazing pieces here. Designer labels of all kinds are here. Shoes galore if your a shoe whore which I was salivating over...lol.... Just one thing after another. They do have fitting rooms scattered throughout for you. The employees was the sweetest. I'm not sure how many there are but the ones I've encountered were dolls. Imagine Fred Segal meets Dover Street with a mix of Paper Bag Princess. New meets old with a major twist. This place has it all. I'm very glad to have found this and will definitely be back and recommend it to everyone.

I walked into Market Market and, for a brief and glorious moment, I was living my best fashion…read morelife. The Jeremy Scott section immediately had me ENAMORED. And then--cue the dramatic music--a 50-foot mannequin greeted me at the entrance like some fabulous fashion goddess welcoming me into another dimension. I was in a state of pure fashion bliss. And then I entered PSBS. And that, my friends, is where the novela began. I was browsing, looking at merchandise, minding my own business, when I approached the counter because I had a question. Suddenly, the cashier, "Chris," began shouting: "DON'T SOLICIT ME! DON'T SOLICIT ME!" Excuse me? I wasn't soliciting anyone. I was literally trying to ask a question. The entire interaction escalated so quickly that I found myself standing there thinking, What just happened? Did I accidentally walk into the season finale of a very dramatic telenovela? Chris became visibly red-faced and extremely agitated, and the intensity of the interaction was completely disproportionate to what was actually happening. I was simply a customer trying to ask a question, and suddenly I was on the receiving end of a level of anger I absolutely did not expect. At that point, the fashion fantasy was officially over. I did not feel comfortable or safe, so I left. And honestly? The 50-foot mannequin was the highlight of the entire experience. Market Market had me at Jeremy Scott and lost me somewhere around PSBS. If you're looking for liquor, I'd shop elsewhere and compare prices. But if you're looking for an unforgettable retail drama involving fashion, a giant mannequin, and an unexpected cashier confrontation... Well. Welcome to the novela.

Unique top quality art for sale at resonable prices. Artists are onsite and personable.read more

LOVE my board art AND cool tie-dye cowboy t-shirt. Darling couple that run this and so much great…read moreenergy and creative designs! Thank you! Was down in Palm Springs on vacation with my husband recently and happened upon the "bus"!

Stopped in to Pop Mart to see if I could find anything cute…read more Of course they had a few LaBuBus to choose from but I opted for a teletubbie for my bag. I'm hoping for Po or Tinky Winky. It cost me $19.99 plus tax. Not horribly priced. The service was great. I was offered a bag and help multiple times. The store odd clean and fun. There's several blind boxes to choose from. You should check this place out. I gave them 4 instead of 5 stars because they don't take cash.

The good thing about Pop Mart in Victoria Gardens is that it has a great selection of different…read morecollectibles and designer toys. There were plenty of various original series blind boxes to choose from, and it was fun browsing all the options. They are always out of labubus though. If you're looking for something specific, or just want to see what's new, there's a good chance you'll find it here. Unfortunately, the service wasn't very welcoming. The staff were watching their customers too closely, and the overall experience felt a bit cold. On top of that, the prices were noticeably higher, around $20 to $30, for each of their blind boxes. A whole set of blind boxes will set you back $250.00 to $350.00. For cute cheap plastic toys that are trendy and will end up in a landfill someday, these prices are way too much. Overall, it's a decent place to shop if you're after a wide variety of blind boxes, but the high prices and lackluster customer service make it hard to give more than three stars.

I will stop by EddieWorld every time I drive by. The main reason is the salt water taffy! The best…read moreselection and the more. They have nearly any kind of candy you can want. It's also a perfect stop for gas, electric charge, real food. But again, I'll stop just for the taffy. The restrooms are clean and plentiful and the choices for food are varied. What's not to love in EddieWorld

We have embarked upon many road trips to Vegas and we've never stopped in this area. In fact, we…read morehad never heard of EddieWolrd until recently. Several friends began stopping by for a pitstop and told us all about this place. Naturally we added this destination to our route during our trip to Vegas as well. EddieWorld is located in a small town called Yermo. There really isn't much to this area, so you know that this place brings a lot of money to the community. It's quite convenient because it's open 7 days a week, including holidays. Doors open at 6AM and it closes at midnight. EddieWorld has a lot of gas pumps and a decent amount of Tesla chargers. However, they only had 3 charge point EV chargers and one wasn't working. Bummer! When you walk inside, you'll find everything that you'd expect from a tourist spot. They have toys and unique flavors or candies. You'll find chips, cookies, and fresh popcorn! There's a jerky counter with flavors that I've never heard of! The line for food at the back of the building was kind of long. I ordered a veggie patty and it was pretty good! The restrooms are very clean. Usually when you go to a rest stop restroom, you never know what to expect. However, we stopped at this location twice and both times, the attendants were cleaning both restrooms. All in all, we enjoyed our visit to EddieWorld. We spent a couple of hours here on our way to Vegas and during our return trip to California. It was a relief to have somewhere to stop and grab a bite to eat without feeling rushed to move on to the next location.