Driving and walking down Route 66 while visiting many of the shops was great. I've seen quite a few…read moredifferent items I fell in love with. I am a rock collector, and there were so many things to see. The other people on the streets were really nice and happy to be walking through the same stores and streets we were on.

The Service was slow! The selection was just ok. The potato was hard but the meat was good! The…read morechicken sandwich was great! Maybe if we got there earlier it would have been better price was ok

A really nice place to shop. Lots of American Indian stuff to buy, HOWEVER, the place has been…read moreclosed to the public for over a year now! Merchandise is still in the store but all the doors are locked and no one around. It looks like a neat place to shop if the shop was open. Also the store phone number seems to be disconnected.

Double Eagle Trading Company is a must stop, one of a kind, old school, Southwest Gift Shop and…read moresome what educational for all ages. You can find "that perfect gift" within any price range. We bought a mix of items that wouldn't weigh down our already overloaded luggage: socks, jewelry, postcards, jellies, & hot sauces to mention a few. Why I even tried on a pair of used, well worn boots, but sadly the "glass slipper" didn't fit. Their are a multitude of Native American crafts & artifacts, as well as, stuffed animal busts & a full size Alaskan Bear Bear - even a REAL JACKALOPE!!!

We have visited many times over the years when we have gone to Williams, and loved meeting every…read moresingle artist who was hosting in the Gallery each time. Please visit this wonderful place and see the truly lovely items created by local artists. You can buy 'stuff' at the stores, 'stuff' from online, 'stuff' often made in China. What is sold in the Gallery in Williams is lovingly handcrafted by local artisans and with the purchase, you are often able to receive a lovely card about the artist which created the item. I found a beautiful, knitted sweater for our granddaughter, and the artist was there to autograph the card, truly awesome! The items I have purchased from The Gallery in Williams in the past have always become treasured by the recipients. As far as the owner telling people to move on from in front of the store, the artisans all take turns in the shop, and they rent the building, so I don't know who was so rude as per feedback below. Everyone I ever met there over the years is genuinely kind!

This place had some nice art, however, they were selling AI art under the guise of it being…read more"digital art". Not what I wanted to see coming into a local art shop. Not to mention, the AI "artist" couldn't even be bothered to not have a bunch of AI nonsense words throughout the art and also complete misspellings on the canvases. Weird choice to feature AI "art" in a local artist store. Very disappointing.

I love thrift shopping and while I was in Williams, I decided to do a search for thrift shops in…read morethe area. This business came up and when I see a picture of Miss Me jeans in one of the pictures, I had to go check it out! I only had an hour before closing but I found amazing finds within 30 minutes. Amazing customer service and a loyalty program. Very fair prices for the majority of items. High quality, vintage etc. Nice selection of clothes, toys and home decor. Ugg boots like new for $4.99! Really cool camo Dale Earnhardt jr hat $4.99 Penedalton short, new with tags $14.99 Y2K bling jeans $9.99 I can't believe they are closing sometime in September and going to Flagstaff! I will have to come and visit them there sometime. Come and support this amazing local business

This is the coolest little eclectic thrift store/boutique. We loved this place while we were in…read moreWilliams. We stopped in here early morning and took our time looking around. Prices are a little bit higher than a typical thrift store, but still very reasonable. A lot of great items all around. Loved all the records, cowboy boots, etc. My daughters found a couple belts and pieces of jewelry, my oldest found an Elvis Presley record. I found an amazing wool collared jacket that was on display in the window. Tried it on and decided it was definitely worth $20! We were greeted and served with a smile. This place is not to be missed when in Williams!

Such a cute little shop right on Route 66 in the quaint little town of Williams. Love that profits…read morefrom all purchases go towards supporting a local camp for special needs individuals. Prices are a little higher than a typical thrift store, but more like a boutique. Still, my daughters found some great items to bring home with them. Loved all the country/western and Americana gear. The cashier was also super sweet and helpful. This place is worthy of a visit when in Williams!

Nice little store. Very friendly lady. Mix of new and old merchandise. On the 'strip'.read more

Best gift shop in town with amazing gifts and jewelry collection. Shariff has been amazing and very…read morehelpful. Highly recommend.

Absolutely loved this shop! The selection of Native American jewelry, pottery, and art is…read morestunning--every piece feels authentic, meaningful, and beautifully crafted. You can really tell there's a deep respect for tradition and artistry behind everything they carry. The staff was incredibly kind and knowledgeable, taking the time to share the stories and cultural significance behind different pieces, which made the experience even more special. I found some truly unique items that I'll treasure for years. Highly recommend stopping in if you appreciate quality craftsmanship and one-of-a-kind art!

Don't feel creative today? This cool shop will definitely get you in the mood! The Creative Casita…read moreis a mix of vintage, handmade items and unique gifts. A nice variety from old to new, and reasonably priced. The store is also nicely laid out, and the service is wonderful. I found a gift and a couple of items for my home. I will definitely put CC on my list to find some more treasures, or especially when I'm looking for a gift for that special someone. The location faces Fourth Street, and is in the same complex as Cal Ranch. "Creativity is intelligence having fun" ~ Albert Einstein

Williams is a great place for a quick stop on your Route 66 journey, but be aware it is heavily…read morecommercialized. Its cool because of its history, reputation and status on Route 66 . . . a must have Passport stamp. Make your must-see stop, experience it, talk about how it may or may not have influenced the movie Cars, take some photos and keep moving along. It won't disappoint if you keep it in perspective.

Super cute visitor's center in the heart of Williams. They were very informative & had a museum…read moreinside. I ended up with Grand Canyon & Route 66 stickers because they had a nicer selection than other places around