I had went in and spoke with the new owners, and boy was I in shock! Such a fabulous couple who…read morebought this store. They have a lot of background in ranching, leather work and customer service. I see a lot of great changes coming. Restocking inventory, bringing in some new vendors, getting the ranchers, rodeo-goers and livestock "personnel" their needed supplies and vaccines to successfully get through their daily work and play. I can't wait to see what all else they have coming in and what other changes are in store. This is great for this area! Very Much Needed!!!

Excellent store! Prices are comparable to the big box places, but here you get knowledgeable staff…read morewho really understand the needs of a ranch/farm. Well stocked with anything you could need for your animals.

It's definitely a must-see if you are either 1) on a Route 66 journey or 2) Eagles fan. The town…read moreof Winslow has done a nice job of making an intersection in their town a photo-op for tourists of all types like us. You'll get some great photos, find a place or two to stamp your Route 66 Passport and find yourself humming "Take it Easy" as you drive off.

We stopped here on our way from the Grand Canyon to Albuquerque. What a fun little stop…read more This spot, of course, celebrates the iconic line in the Eagles song. When you are standing there, you can actually hear the song in your mind. The place is well kept, and there were people there continuously stopping to take pictures. There is also a "standin ' on a corner" store, right across the street that sells items related to the song, Route 66 souvenirs, and other things. It's a large store, and the prices are reasonable. They do offer a military/veterans discount. The friendly lady was telling me that yes, they get people from around the world, coming to see the spot. The very first time I passed through Winslow many, many, many years ago, the main thing I remember, was the grinding poverty. This town still has its challenges, but Route 66, and this park, , have gone a long way in helping the revitalization of the town. This was a short stop, but a very fun stop. I'm glad I came. Thanks.

Stopped in on a whim to ask about a repair or remake of a simple leather key-leash. The gentleman…read morelet me know repair isn't possible (I had a piece of cheap imitation leather), but offered a solution for a new item at what I found to be a VERY fair cost- even personalized the closure piece. Asked him to make another when I picked up the first one. Love the piece, service was friendly and quick!

These people are GREAT! They repaired my leather jacket in one week, just like they said!…read moreI made the mistake of taking it to the leather shop in Show Low for the same repairs back in May. Even though he made me pay in advance, 4 months later he hadn't even touched it! Took it to Buckskins to Calico in Snowflake a week ago. The gentleman explained that his wife took care of the jackets. She and I discussed what I wanted, and she said no problem. They called me today to say it was done! It looks GREAT! It's a 31 year old jacket that has sentimental value, and it looks great!! If you need any leather repairs, Buckskins to Calico is the place to go!!

This place was absolutely cool! It's full of all kinds of rocks, stones, gems, and other unique…read moretreasures. The shop is owned by Native Americans -- I believe from the Navajo tribe -- and you can really feel the authenticity and care that went into everything. Prices felt very fair, and there were tons of little trinkets and souvenirs to choose from. They even have a small museum section with fascinating items from a long time ago, which makes it even more special. The staff was super friendly and welcoming. I really appreciated that they allowed me to take pictures -- a lot of Native American shops don't, but they were very open about it here. Outside, the fun continues! There are plenty of cool photo ops -- from dinosaurs to an old car and other quirky displays. If you're ever traveling along this route, this is definitely a must-stop spot. Great vibes, fair prices, friendly people, and a ton of character!

Super friendly staff! Clean showroom. I could have spent days looking at all the beautiful…read morecrystals, stone, and the largest selection of petrified wood in town. I will say the prices are higher than a private vendor but for a quick fix this place is every rockhounds dream!

Prices are not going to be "cheap". However the selection and variety is large. We were traveling…read moreand have been going to stop. Today we did. We found (2) knives to add to our regular used Wusthoff (spelling is off) German knives we have used for 10 years. We love them and they had a good selection.

Ophelia is a veteran collector of knives who is highly knowledgeable in knives, weapons, and other…read moreitems of badassery! Unfortunately much of her exquisite collection is not for sale as they are discontinued relics that remind me of when I first met her over twenty years ago! As one can imagine, her inventory consists of only the best so you already know what she has is top notch, no imitations. I always make a stop here while traveling across the 40, today I finally purchased a knife I've been eyeing since 2019. I now have a Benchmade Autocrat, you got that John Wick? John Wick and his microdic,, or microtech, rather... stop by Knife City and get a real knife!

It won't disappoint especially if you're a Cars movie fan. The sign alone is a must-see stop if…read morenothing else, just for the photo op. We got our Passport stamped and enjoyed meeting the employees who were friendly and welcoming.

Stopped by to check out the giant jack rabbit and sit on it for some photos. This trading post is…read moreeasy to get to since it is right off I-40. Unfortunately, the trading post itself was closed when we stopped. This is definitely a fun and free Route 66 roadside attraction to stop and see.