Excellent gallery! They have a lot of art across genres and price ranges. Definitely a place to…read morecheck out if you're looking for something for your walls. They also had some vintage/thrift -- small selection I admittedly did not look at.

I love finding art when I travel, and this year's birthday trip to Bisbee took me to this wonderful…read moregallery. The owner was in, and was so patient and helpful as we perused the marvelous diversity of art, jewelry, clothing, and more on offer. I found a gorgeous mixed media resin work and an elegant photographic print by a local artist that were both quite affordable, and she kindly held them for a few days before shipping them for me, to allow me to get home before they did. They just arrived in perfect shape, and I couldn't be happier - I can't recommend 55 Main enough!

Be careful crossing the street here, an old male in a silver mustang almost ran over my son and…read moremother in law bc he was speeding then said a racial slur. The rest of the area near the gallery is amazing

Fun little shop kinda has everything even tattoos decent vinyl selection, books, clothing, pottery,…read moreand various hippie accoutrement

Big Nose Kate's is a place I stop at every time I'm in Tombstone. The service has been great every…read morevisit I've had, the drinks are good and cheap. Between the live music and the old historic vibe, I think it's one of the coolest experiences in town! The history behind the place is also really interesting. It's the second-oldest restaurant in Arizona and opened in 1880. The building used to be the Grand Hotel before it burned down in 1882 & was rebuilt, and there's a lot of history connected to it. The food isn't luxury dining, but I've never been disappointed with a burger or sandwich with some onion rings (really tasty btw). My girlfriend also loves the Macho Nachos. Overall it's just a fun spot with good prices, good service, and a Wild West-sized load of character

I'd have to say that if for no reason other than atmosphere alone, Big Nose Kate's Saloon earns its…read morefive stars! Even on a Tuesday afternoon in mid-April, this joint was bustling with live music, servers rushing about in their period costumes, and the chatter of happy patrons enjoying themselves and taking it all in. Whether a lover of frontier history, western cinema, or just plain ol' drinking in a genuine saloon, Big Nose Kate's screams, "WELCOME TO THE TOWN TOO TOUGH TO DIE!" Upon entering, our party was seated in a raised section above the main floor near the front windows. It was an excellent spot to see all the action (including a monitor playing the movie Tombstone, BTW) as we perused the menu of appetizers, entrees, and libations. The selection of specialty drinks was impressive, though I opted for a simple "Big Ass" draft pilsner (flavorful and locally brewed). My wife did order a Cowboy Sangria - and it appears wimpy drinks "don't go around here, Law Dog," because she thought it was good but a bit too strong. I actually had to finish it for her. (Such a chivalrous sacrifice!) But don't assume that Kate's is just a drinking establishment; there's quite a variety of eats, as well. Good-sized, tasty looking burgers and sandwiches passed by our table, which were tempting; however, not being overly hungry, we decided to sample a few of their appetizers as we moved on to another round of beers. The Buffalo Wings were good but nothing really special. The Soft Pretzel Basket - actually one HUGE pretzel served with cheese and mustard sauces - was warm, salty, and much bigger than anyone anticipated. It was enjoyed by our entire table. When visiting, don't neglect a trip to the gift shop, which can be accessed from a spiral staircase right in the center of the dining area. Their menu recounts that a part of this underground area was once the abode of the saloon's swamper, and you can even view his living cubby and mining tunnel when below. Of course, there's lots of branded swag available for sale down there, too! Big Nose Kate's Saloon is a must-see stop for Tombstone visitors. Priced aren't exorbitant, portions are generous, and the food and drinks are pretty darned good, as was evident from the satisfied looks of the diners and drinkers around us . You may even be approached by Steve, who offers FREE photos (from your personal camera or phone) with props and piano-top poses - now how can you beat that value? Make it a point to come on in, belly up to the bar, and enjoy the saloon's hospitality.

I made a stop here on my way to Tombstone and glad I did. It's a stop you pass by and think, huh, I…read morewonder what that's about. Well it's worth the stop just to see talented artists from the area. Service - I met the owners wife who provided a wonderful tour of the various artists including her husband who stopped by. Selection - of artistry is fascinating Value- it's FREE to look

I loved my stop at Gallery of Dreams! The art is amazing! Bronze sculptures, paintings, wood…read morecarvings, jewelry and other gift items. The staff was helpful without intruding and I walked away with some amazing one of a kind pieces at an affordable price. I would encourage anyone on the way to Tombstone, Bisbee or Douglas to stop in to the Gallery of Dreams and enjoy the many artists featured. Even the Gallery Cat was friendly! nell.in.colo

This place is so awesome, right in the main drag and with all the old western charm…read more Clean and great staff. Amazing Pizza!

Hotel Tombstone in Tombstone, AZ has ice cream, arcades, billiard tables and games for kids and…read moreadults to play with. It's open to the public. Our son had a great time playing with puzzles. I rate this location (4.5/5) stars for the area. There's free parking across the street. You can also stay here at an affordable rate in historic rooms that are upstairs. This hotel is across from the haunted Bird Cage Theater. Hotel Tombstone is hosting event "Little House on the Prairie," cast meet and greet on April 10-12, 2026. Happy Yelping :)

LOOK is the shop that has taken over the old JC Penney building on Main Street that used to be…read moreAtalanta's Music & Books. As much as I hate seeing physical bookstores disappear, LOOK is a worthy successor, especially for Main Street Bisbee. They offer a well-curated selection of vintage merchandise that is part gallery, part home-decor store. Prices are actually really reasonable for a brick-and-mortar vintage showroom. They still seem to have plenty of space available for more artists/other to display and sell their work or cool vintage-y things. I've had my dog with me twice when I've stopped in, and they haven't minded at all :)

What a great rock store! The owner is so very knowledgeable and has so many interesting stories…read moreabout how he found some of the rocks he has on display and for sale.

Charming property with an outdoor rock garden to walk through. The owner was a gem too, he happily…read moretook me on a little tour when I expressed interest. I got to view some minerals under his scope just for fun which led me to buy tiny mineral boxes with assorted minerals. I'm looking forward to stopping here again next time I'm in town.

My favorite part of my visit to Tombstone! The collection of period weapons and other memorabilia,…read morewith photos and labels to match, were fantastic. I would describe it as rustic - not a polished museum for sure - but that was part of the charm. Even the proprietor a was a legit cowboy movie stuntman with photos to prove it. If you want to geek out looking at Billy the Kid's boots, Clyde Barrow's pistol, and everything in between this spot is a must see.

This place did not disappoint. Incredible mix of real-life historical artifacts (rifles, pistols,…read morehats, etc) and movie memorabilia: George Custer Billy the Kid Pat Garrett Wyatt Earp Doc Holliday Johnny Ringo The Dalton Gang Jesse James Butch Cassidy, the Sundance Kid, and The Hole in the Wall Gang Wild Bill Hickok Geronimo Bonnie and Clyde, Frank Hamer Roy Rogers John Wayne Tombstone movie Young Guns movie 3:10 to Yuma movie Richard, the museum's owner, was super nice and showed me a lot of stuff. He was also in a few western movies and had photos taken with a lot of western stars. Such an amazing job curating everything together and including captions throughout. A lot of this stuff should be in a national Smithsonian museum.