On Wednesday January 7, 2026 I made my first ever trip to Tombstone and discovered this AMAZING…read moreboutique! If money was no object I definitely could have found at least $1000 worth of merchandise and loved every piece. I bought these three items instead...there was another adorable cardigan I wanted and almost drove back to get it too! The prices are very fair and expected for the quality. The necklace was about $22, umbrella about $20, and the cardigan around $64 (maybe sounds a bit high but it's super soft and gorgeous...great quality). There were two lovely ladies running the shop and they were so pleasant and helpful. This boutique was an unexpected gem for sure. Sadly the weather was dreadful for my first ever Tombstone trip but great shopping fixes everything haha.

I love this shop Always amazing.Stylish southwest high end quality everything is amazing…read moreGloria goldstein the owner is outstanding

First time I went in I was charged $2 to use my credit card. I know processing fees aren't that…read morehigh. Decided to give it another chance Today I found 8 cute ducks. They were displayed on little shelves marked $14.95. I asked owner how much for ducks. She said $20 for ducks and shelves. I said I didn't want shelves, just 6 ducks. She said $30 for 6 ducks, that is more than original quote. Then she said that was not going to split it up for me. I had at least $100 of stuff I was going to buy but I left. I was waiting outside for my husband and could hear the owner making fun of me to another customer for wanting to "break up a set" It wasn't marked as a set!

Cool stuff to see and buy if you are lucky enough to find them open. Very erratic operating hours.read more

I deeply appreciate their mission in helping and supporting their local community. All $$ raised…read morefrom the sales of donated items comes back to SV and not Tucson. Huge plus. Plus I believe the majority of people working are volunteers.

Quirky hours, no heat (this is written in Jan 2025). Some strange merchandise, and as mentioned…read morebelow, interesting sales. Watch for them-- there could be bag-filling deals. Personnel are helpful. There is a very odd mixture of stuff here, but nothing we were interested in. Some prices are science-fiction high, but the sales discount some items. These are not merchandising experts, so expect frustration, but also probable deals.

Great selection for such a small Exchange. People are very helpful. Kept very clean. Lots of…read moreparking and shuttle services. Food court area has vitamin store, optical center, tactical store, candle & soap shop, bookstore, barbershop, Starbucks, Subway, Papa John's, and a wide selection of short term vendors.

Decent variety of stuff best geared toward then AITT and other junior students. Beer, snacks and a…read morevariety of other frozen food and candy. Cigarettes and chew is also sold here. This location has a gas station and a food court that include Taco Bell, Subway, Charlie's, and something else. It's pretty good, clean, friendly cashiers.

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. :-)

My husband and I had a terrible experience at Poncho Vega's shop. Staff was extremely rude. we…read moredecided to leave the shop and not purchase items, staff needs better customer service skills.

In December we stopped by Poncho Vega's to look around. We were living in Tombstone at the time…read moreand wanted to check out the local businesses. Mike and Linda greeted us and they were cordial. We inquired about having Mike make a custom holster with a unique design: a patch of the 82nd Airborne embossed into the holster. He assured us he could do this without hesitation. He said he'd have no problem making the shoulder holster or the design. Mike said it wouldn't be ready until mid-January, which wasn't an issue. The cost was $425, which we felt was a fair price given it was going to be handmade and designed with a specific logo in mind. We were surprised to get the call around the 10th saying it was finished. This was earlier than we expected. However our excitement about seeing the final product turned to disgust as we were profoundly disappointed and aggrieved when we saw the holster. It didn't look handmade. It looked like a lesser grade of leather was used. The shoulder straps were way thinner than we expected. It looked like Mike put the holster together from a kit. The worst part was the 82nd Airborne design. First off, the design was not painted. You could barely make out the logo design. If you look closely, you'll see the "82d" stamped instead of "82nd". Yes, the n is missing. The wings on each side of the AA are uneven. The right wing looks pretty good but the left wing is much smaller and it doesn't look properly done. There is also no strap to secure the gun into the holster. We can't believe this is what we paid $425 for, especially since when you view the holsters he has hanging in the store and posted online, they look far superior. We're not sure if Mike rushed to do ours, misrepresented what he could accomplish, focused on other orders or some combination of each. We will not purchase from this business again.

Antique shopping on Sunday at Tombstone Antique Mall. So many treasures.and everyone was really…read morenice.

Update: This time we stopped by on the way to Bisbee…read more They have a lot of very nice antiques. But this trip I bought minerals. I m adding to my collection this week I thought one booth had vg prices and bought 5 items. A good stop.

Very neat and clean, great prices and selection and the people were very helpful. We enjoyed…read morebrowsing around and chatting with the staff.

I have gone to this thrift store many times, and the people who take care of it are awesome! They…read moreare helpful and friendly. I try to get over to shop often, but sometimes it is a few months in between visits...the good part is there is always something different every time I go here. Everything is neat and clean. Everything is well organized. I especially love their book room...I never go here and come away empty handed. The prices are very reasonable, and the variety is unexpected. I will continue to shop here, because it is not just affordable, it is fun!