Love this store! We cannot leave without buying some beautiful pieces we will treasure forever!read more

This is the greatest vintage store in town - so many great things in one location. They really…read morecare about what they have picked - and it shows - special stuff you can't find anywhere else - and great prices.

This is my favorite antique shop in Pinetop-Lakeside. A wide variety of items. Prices are…read morecomparable with other similar shops, but usually not especially low. (Service admittedly could sometimes use a little more friendliness.)

Bear Wallow Antiques is a fun spot to poke around. Tons of knick knacks and…read morecollectibles--definitely a lot to take in. Not much clothing, but plenty of other things to catch your eye. It seems like multiple vendors sell here, so it's organized by booth, which gives it a bit of a mix-and-match feel. Everything felt clean and relatively organized. Staff was friendly and the overall vibe was welcoming. We didn't end up buying anything this time, but still enjoyed looking around. Didn't get a chance to check out the front section (left of the register), but it looked like there's more to explore. Worth a stop if you're in the area and like treasure hunting.

Wonderful shop and the best small business owners, Rob and Linet. Full of treasures and we always…read moreleave with something to bless our home. Cannot wait to get back and enjoy the lovely Rob and Linet and their endless supply of beautiful antiques.

An antique GEM! Family owned & operated. Packed full inside & out!! Very knowledgeable about…read moreantiques & collectibles-- MUST SEE !

I've been thrifting/antiquing in Pinetop for 15+ years. The prices are typically very high. Their…read moreselection doesn't rotate often. A few of the employees are downright mean especially when it comes to parking. However, there's a great lunch spot next door! Highly recommend them.

Nice collection of antiques spanning decades. Worth a visit for sure. Since it is next to the…read moreCannoli Lady, you can get a sweet treat afterward.

We had a wonderful stay at Lumbermen's Village! It's right on the grounds of a restaurant we've…read moreloved visiting, so having great food, live music, and cozy accommodations all in one spot made for such an easy, relaxing getaway. The rooms are charming and comfortable--perfect for unwinding. My only tweak would be swapping the TV stands for dressers now that the TVs are wall-mounted. Otherwise, everything was top-notch. Highly recommend!

There's a peephole in the unit 8 bathroom. Think twice before booking. Grounds keeper lives in the…read moreroom next door.

I have donated a few chairs there last summer. I called them about 2 weeks ago and they came to…read moreour house and picked up a sectional couch for me!! They did a great job!!

The Thrift Store is pretty well organized. They have a nice variety of items. There is a Big Sign…read moreon the wall indicating the prices of not marked. Everyone that I have dealt with there have been very nice. Parking can be a little tricky when they are super busy. It is a gravel lot for those that have never been or have walking issues, I suggest parking by the door or past the dumpster. They also have great sales. $5 bag day. 50% days etc.

Nice selection of antiques from a few vendors. It seems they regularly have a discount. When I…read morestopped by it was 20% off anything with legs, drawers or a lid. Found a book, pendant, two boxes.

It's a charming shop, but I was very disappointed in my purchase. I bought a sugar & creamer and…read moreasked if there were any chips, as the items were taped together. I was told 'no' and that the dealer would have marked items 'as is' if there were chips. Against my better judgment, I bought them without undoing the tape & checking myself. Sure enough, when I got home, there were chips on the inside rim of the sugar bowl lid. Buyer beware! I'm just annoyed at myself that I didn't take the time to check, but disappointed that the item was misrepresented. September 2010