We found the most things here. Really helpful staff with a…read morelot of Of antique knowledge.

I loved this place! The store is huge and filled with many gems! The workers were so kind and held…read moreour stuff because we forgot cash. Just an FYI they only take cash and card, no Apple Pay or tap but it was no biggie!

Our first antique stop. Very western. Price points are high to me 1/3 of store is minerals. Nice…read morequality, priced right but still up there Nothing for us yet.

Just not the kind of stuff we expected for an 'antique' store. Kitschy and junk things throughout…read more May want to change the name from antiques to stones/rocks with antiques on the side. Prices are high.

We moved to Arizona a few years ago and one of our bucket list items is to drive around the State…read moreto visit small towns for a day trip on weekends. A few weeks ago we chose Payson for our destination. When we drove into town, this was the first antique store we ran across. The store is very small and has a few interesting items. The Better Half found some ivory jewelry and turquoise rings for a decent price. However, when we went to pay, they informed us that they don't accept credit cards. It's cash only. Be prepared. The old man and his son, who own and run the place are pretty cool. They were very friendly and easy to talk to and told us how to get around town and make the most out of the few hours we were going to spend in Payson. Return Factor - 60%

Great service. Amazing selections for us kids from the sixty's. Everyone is always friendly and…read morehelpful. One of my favorite places in Pine, AZ.

Stopped by Play Dirty Hippie yesterday just because we saw so many cars outside, and we are so glad…read morewe did! This place is such a fun and unique store with a little bit of everything. The atmosphere was amazing, and while we were there they even had a guy playing a Chapman Stick, which made the whole experience even more enjoyable and relaxing. We ended up spending way more time there than we expected because there was so much to look at, and music was amazing. Definitely one of those hidden gems that feels welcoming, creative, and full of personality. We really enjoyed ourselves and will absolutely be back!

We are in Pine for just a few days on vacation. I'm very interested in live edge wood of any sort…read moreso we stopped by Sky's. They had a very good selection of Mesquite and Juniper with some other woods mixed in. We ended up buying several pieces for wall art and charcuterie platters. We thought the prices were very fair. If you are into live edge wood, stop by.

What an amazing stop. The skill and work here is amazing! I was in awe of the pieces. So many…read morestunning tables, Creative lamps, blocks, etc Definitely pop in and see for yourself!

I always visit when I'm in town and have found the best little treasures here. Over the years, I've…read moregotten a full set of funky 1970s dishes (maybe 100 pieces) and beautiful cocktail glasses, leather cowboy boots that people compliment all the time, kids toys and clothes, men's shirts, lamps, and so on. A thrifting spot set in a series of cabins. It's just so cool.

Auds is a great place. I don't live in Heber but I always make it priority to stop by her store…read more She knows most people by name. She is welcoming and that's just about the owner! Wait tell you see what is inside the store. Aud makes the cutest things. I always have to have something anytime I stop in. My husband even finds some cool things too. We have about ten corn bags at our house for three people because the new sleeves, every time we come in, are too hard to pass up. We usually find cute gifts for people here as well. You will not Be disappointed if you stop in.

Lots of neat local nicknacks, replica vintage tin signs, animal arts, clothes, etc. The owner is…read morevery sweet and a gas to chat with.

We stopped at Noleys in Payson recently. While there, I enjoyed a delicious chai drink, as well as…read morea delicious gluten-free brownie. I also purchased a book, a hand painted sunflower card, and a necklace. This cute shop has a coffee shop, bookstore, and gift shop. They also offer live music on Friday evenings and have watercolor painting classes. It's a fun shop with lots to see.

I learned about this place before taking a trip to Payson recently and as a lover of bookstores and…read morecoffee shops, I knew I had to go. It did not disappoint. I loved everything about it! Local artists have works for sale. There's a farm stand with fresh produce, bread, and local eggs. They serve excellent quality food, coffees, and although I didn't have one, they even had beer, wine, and cocktails. Unfortunately I live in Goodyear and don't get to Payson nearly as often as I would like, but it's the kind of place I may make a special trip up there for. This is exactly what the world needs more of - especially the gathering place.