I love this shop, fun clothing helpful staff. Clothing really for all ages…read more Love there boots also.

Currently disabled and entered the store after two able bodied individuals. We were the only ones…read morethere. The two others were acknowledged and given information about store discounts. I was ignored. I exited the store without any acknowledgment of my presence. I will not be back again. Also, the items appear to be of poor quality and over priced.

Coffee is great and the location if beautiful. Really enjoy their pizzas! Definitely a must stop…read morewhen visiting Oak Glen.

Went for a motorcycle ride out here from Hemet. Nice ride…read moreand all and decided to stop in .. well I left after waiting a 5 minutes waiting for someone to greet me. I was standing there at the counter and at least three people saw me with no response. It was a Saturday and somewhat busy but come on at least a Hi. I walked out... Terrible customer service..

Where did you go??? I absolutely loved this store. Stan and his wife are the nicest ppl. I have so…read moremany pieces from here. I went today and they are gone. I'm so sad. I wish them the best and hope they are enjoying retirement. Thanks for the memories!

I was looking online for things to do in Oak Glen since we were planning a visit. I was so happy…read moreto see that there is a turquoise shop there and that there is a resident jeweler (Stan Tibbets). I had a turquoise watch that needed repair and a turquoise ring that needed to be fixed (I had stepped on it). These are important items to me, so I was hoping he could help me. The shop was a little crowded, and I was worried he might not be able to help me (two-hour drive up there from home). To my delight he said that these were easy fixes and took care of my pieces right then. Not only that, he recognized the design on my watch and told me about the artist (I later looked online for this artist- thank you, Stan!). He told me no charge, and only asked that the next time I go to Oak Glen that I consider buying something from them - no hard sell, no making me feel guilty. That was so nice. I told them that I had gone to the shop also looking to get another piece of turquoise jewelry. They had a nice selection, and I was looking for particular styles. so they brought them out for me. I also liked that they had tagged the pieces with the artist names. I bought two more (spent more than I had planned, but am very happy with my purchases). Both he and the lady there (Sorry, don't remember her name) were extremely nice, and did not pressure me to buy anything. I'll definitely visit that shop every time I go to Oak Glen, and I do recommend them.

I went to this gift store after a day of apple picking. Every year I gather 25 presents for a…read morefriend as one big Christmas gift grab box. Finding Peruvian stores is not an easy undertaking. Many 'Latin' shops in the Southland are Mexican or Central American. Peru is not like its neighboring countries in South America. To find Peruvian art, jewelry, clothing, wool, and the like is to find GOLD! The man behind the cash register is the proprietor. He speaks English and Spanish fluently. I had my eye on the jewelry. I like purchasing one-of-a-kind earrings. These were mostly hanging earrings with a hook attachment for pierced ears. My friend (the gift recipient) is fond of blue and this artisan worked with quite a lot of blue. The shades are indescribably beautiful and not the common colors you would see every day. If you're planning a day of apple picking or have business in this part of Yucaipa/San Bernardino County, I would STRONGLY recommend you take a peek inside. You will NOT be disappointed! :)

I wish I could give this place a ZERO! The lady running it should reconsider her career choice. My…read morebeautiful, better behaved than most, two year old daughter was looking at a basket of their cheap over priced crappy rings. Just standing there putting on one at a time, saying look mama! This lady had the audacity to talk shit about me and my child right in front of me. So lady... I hope YOU "know how I feel about THAT!" I've never walked into a store to spend money and had the owner talk shit about a customer, let alone a child, right in front of them. Let me just add- had my child been making a mess or not being careful I'd get it. But this was way uncalled for. Over all... shitty store- over priced- junk- horrific customer service.

Great customer service. Workers were very helpful and knowledgeable I walked in looking for boots…read moreand they pointed me in the right direction. I was very satisfied with my purchase and will be returning next time I need boots or cowboy attire.

Terrible customer service by owner…read more Came into The Cowboy Shop in Yucaipa on Wednesday around 1 PM to buy my daughter a new pair of riding jeans for her barrel show this weekend. We were the only customers in the store, and the owner was sitting behind the desk on her phone. I politely asked if they had our size in Ariat jeans, and the response I received was, "Whatever you see over there," delivered in an annoyed tone. The interaction made us feel like we were bothering her simply by shopping there. Customer service goes a long way, especially in small local businesses. Unfortunately, we felt unwelcome and decided to take our business elsewhere. Very disappointing experience.

My son and I were shopping in uptown Yucaipa today, We grabbed some coffee and breakfast and…read moreshopped at some local stores there, and we decided to shop at this one. The minute we walked in, we said hello, but we got no response back. I didn't walk out because my son was pretty excited to take me shopping there. But I didn't know that he noticed as well. We looked around for a little bit. They do have really nice stuff that I wanted to purchase, but I decided not to give that establishment my money. When we walked out, my son was in front of me. He had a bag with other stuff that he purchased at other stores, and the lady was just looking at him up and down, like if my son took something. I turned around, looked at her, and said 'you have a good day.' Once again, she didn't respond. She made us feel super uncomfortable.

Such a beautiful boutique - the perfect combination of new & old finds. The owner does a great job…read moreof picking pieces that blend so well together + cozy music making the shopping experience very relaxing. If you follow the store on instagram, the owner talks about how you should decorate your home based on what you like, not what is trending. Love that philosophy!

Ladies there were amazing We just couldn't find a color to…read morematch what we needed I believe it was the owner went out of her way though to be extremely accommodating

Google maps says this is permanently closed. No answer when I called their number. I was…read moredisappointed because they had good reviews.

Came out to the mountains and found this gem. The only sell boutique cigars, so if you looking for…read moreyour 100yr old companies you shit out of luck. They have a decent collection of cigars and there is a tent outside which is well ventilated you can sit under and smoke. In the same building you can buy great brick oven pizza, coffee, tea or hard cider(delicious). If you like the outdoors and love being in the mountains, this is your spot. Ask for Rob. IG: kaliking806 #ViBN

ERIC MY MAN! You did us a solid by just taking the time to talk to us. So many times I go into…read morecigar shops and men don't make the effort to educate women without making them feel small or patronizing them. You didn't make me feel small. You didn't patronize me. Thank you. Thanks for letting us smell everything. Mmmm. And for giving us history about pipes and tobacco. My hope is to start a ladies cigar club and this will MOST DEFINITELY be our first event. You have so much knowledge, you have great products, good VARIETY for the size of the shop, and your spirit is truly kind. Plus Eric dresses the part! He is a walking ad for tobacco during prohibition (???). Something like that. Go there and you'll see! Lol. Thanks, Eric! Keep growing.

I've been coming to Los Rios almost every year for the past six years, and I still love this place…read moreand the Oak Glen area. However, today was a little disappointing. We drove a long way and arrived around 1 PM specifically to pick apples, only to learn that apple picking now requires a reservation. The next available time wasn't until 3:30-4 PM. Since Los Rios closes at 5 and most other Oak Glen attractions close around 5-6, that really affects your ability to plan a full day in the area. Apples are currently $5/lb, and picking bags are 50¢ each and bags must be purchased beforehand. Bring your own or a cute basket. I completely understand that it has become more popular and reservations may be necessary. My frustration is simply that changes like this should be clearly communicated on the website and social media so families making a long drive can plan accordingly. I still love Los Rios and will absolutely return. I just know now that we need to reserve apple picking ahead of time before making the drive.

I was underwhelmed by this whole place and it makes me very sad because it's such a stunning place…read more The staff was friendly but there were so few people around that staff interaction was very minimal. I felt like I was wandering around guessing where I was supposed to go. If they're trying to cut back on the hourly costs there needs to be more signage or a map or something? I came here to go apple picking and just happened to park near one of the areas of trees available for picking. There was a single guy handing out bags, and he was very pleasant and we got a few but when he directed us to the next area he said to follow the white ribbons. There was literally one ribbon tied to a tree and from there we just wandered along a path hoping to see something or someone else. I can't tell you how many other people were stranded and asked us where we got our apple bag. We found a second area where there was a lady in a chair in the shade. We asked her if there was a map or something, and she said that there were maps, but that she didn't have any. There were only 4-5 trees at her station and quite a few bees and fire ants in that area. It made me a bit uncomfortable with littles. The lady directed us down a hill to the cashier station. They had a small gift shop and cafe. I paid $26 for a fresh pie at the cafe but they don't weigh the apples there so I went to the general store and paid another $25 for a bag of apples, which is fine (I guess). I haven't tried the apples yet, but the pie was nothing special. It didn't have a ton of flavor and just tasted like an unseasoned baked apple. I'm not sure what I was looking for, but with such a beautiful setting I just expected more than what I found. At least the parking was free? At least, no one was around to tell me otherwise.