Great customer service and if I cant find something they know where to guide me to. Nora is always…read morehelpful in any situation..

I bought grapes that had to be thrown out, they were too old, I bought shoestring potatoes that…read morewere full of ice and only 1" long,, and I bought T-Bone steaks that were full of fat and gristle. Will never shop in that store again. Always bad products.

This place was just okay. The prices are okay on some things but not so great others. It has a wide…read morerange of items to choose from and it was decently organized when we stopped in. I do enjoy the crate like shelves I thought they added good character to what otherwise is just a warehouse space. My biggest complaint is that when we were there the a/c didn't seem to be working well. It was too hot to spend a lot of time browsing or hunting for that great find. Overall if we come back to the area we're likely to give it another shot but it's not likely to be our first stop.

I requested the Old Town Mission Thrift Store pickup service for several large furniture pieces…read more The two men that came were Artie and Billy. They called to inform me they were on their way and arrived in about 10-15 minutes later. They were both friendly and professional taking real care to insure the furniture was not damaged as it was being move. These men are a credit to the Old Town Mission Thrift Store!

First off the place was super dirty, no big deal though. It is like a pawn shop atmosphere. The…read morebig guy working the counter though, he just stunk, like haven't showered for days. I don't know who the owner is, be he needs to make hygiene a job requirement. I know it's hard to find good employees in this town, but take the time. Also the guy got really offended when I called him out on a knock off knife. Maybe he didn't know, another reason to hire better employees or train them better. I would definitely not recommend this place. Anything there you can buy for at least half the price online. But if you can stand the smell and want to help out a local business, I recommend this place. To each their own.

From the owner: our little shop is hard to find but worth the quest, come browse our grand selection of one of a…read morekind Knives, Swords, Renaissance Armor & Chainmail & Helmets. Discover the ancient weapons of the Samurai, Katana Wakizashi, Tanto & Tai-Chi. The ladies will enjoy our selection of Leathers ,Lingerie , Jewelry ,Belly Dancing, Figurines , Crystals ,Steel and Copper Unique Art. Something for everyone at affordable prices. our musical memorabilia will delight you. Stop by and spend some time with us today.

This well-named business has so much to offer: furniture, decor, apppliances, antiques & oddities…read more Browse the many buildings on your own, or ask for help finding what you need. Realistic prices for the public. They have delivery too! Thanks Ron

Such a great experience with Simply Amazing Marketplace! I live in a different town and spotted a…read moremetal garden art piece I absolutely loved from one of their videos. I was able to reach out to the store, and they made it super easy to purchase over the phone and pay digitally. They were kind enough to hold it for me until I could make the trip to pick it up. The whole experience was easy, friendly, and stress-free. It's so nice knowing that if you see something you love, they're willing to work with you to make it happen. Definitely recommend checking them out!

This is a small spot doing just a few basic dishes and doing them well. Not a large menu but what…read morethey do they do well. I had the Carne Asada burrito and it was fantastic. Some of the best Carne Asada I have had in Cottonwood. The burritos are not enormous, but they are a good sized and will fill you up. The service was very good. King, courteous, and fast. The place is a small market with an attached dinning area.

Best tacos EVER! I bought 2 tacos loaded (see pic- already…read moreate one) with their authentic barbecue shredded beef which they sell by the pound in the market and a side of refried beans.

Cheap tacky and tasteless. All just stuff she buys at goodwill and flips for double the amount of…read more$. And the place isn't even open half the time. Today for example, drove past it on my way to work and wow shocker, she's closed on Thursday which is a mistake. Most people shop on Thursday now, not Friday and for sure not Sunday. So why isn't she closed on Sunday or hire some people. Every time I've had to deal with her she's unpleasant and comes off as really greedy. My biggest complaint is that she buys things on wish and AliExpress for under 2.00 then charges her customers 30.00 for it! I know because I shop those places too but I never try to sell that garbage to other people as quality.

From the owner: Cricket began hand crafting jewelry and tie dyes and selling them at local farmers markets in…read morecottonwood az and Carpinteria CA. In 2019 she expanded to making and selling custom made tu tu dresses and diaper cakes mostly selling and advertising on line. In 2019 she saw a opportunity to have her own shop making a dream of hers since she was a teenager finally come true..that's when she opened the doors to her first shop in cottonwood arizona. She worked 2 jobs besides the shop to make it work. She took out no business loans or any financial credit or grant to help support her business. It was her working from sun up to sun down sacrificing her time with friends and family just to make sure it was successful. After 6 months of it being opened she quit the other jobs and gave 100% to crickets boutique.One year later she moved into a better location and bigger shop.Her quote that keeps her going,"I dont want to help build someone else's empire I want to build my own"

It's a goodwill so it's just kinda average for thrift store experiences. It's not the newest sure…read morebut it was clean and well organized. The prices were about what all Goodwill stores are at now. Some things are over priced and others are decent. The person at the register was pleasant and we were checked out quickly despite the store being busy. Pretty decent stop overall.

I know many Americans hate handicapped people and other "DEI Hires", but being discriminated…read moreagainst for being an amputee while applying at Goodwill is ridiculous. Goodwill is place where Handicapped people are supposed to look for employment. But not at the Cottonwood location, and not with management like John and Heather. On Saturday, March 15th, I had an 11:30 interview with ASM John, even though I was supposed to be interviewed by an ASM named Heather. I assumed that Heather was unavailable for the interview. After a successful interview, John offered me a job and shook my only hand. John stated that, though a full-time cashier position was unavailable, I was impressive enough to work other positions and back up the other cashiers when nessicarry. John then took me into the store's backroom to learn about the processes in action. In the backroom, I learned that ASM Heather was INDEED in the store and she had shoved the interview off to ASM John. Heather took one look at me and rolled her eyes. John introduced us, and Heather limply shook my hand. She then turn away without saying a word to me. She went immediately to a large bald man who looked like he'd just been released from incarceration. There is no dress code at this location and most of the staff attire themselves like homeless people. Heather and the bald man began whispering to eachother and snickering. I should have know right then that I was being discriminated against. After the tour, John again shook my hand and said I would be called on Monday with further details. I was ecstatic to be offered the position. Not all handicapped people enjoy being unemployed, contrary to MAGA beliefs. Monday the 17th came, no phone call. Tuesday and Wednesday passed, no phone call. On Thursday the 20th, I called Goodwill to inquire about the hold up and spoke to John. John informed me that "Unfortunately, there are actually no positions available at this time." There were "Careers at Goodbill-Apply Now!" signs and banners displayed all over the store. As of Sunday, March 23rd, the signage is still displayed throughout the store. He then stated "we'll keep your application on file for 30 days." Something tells me not to hold my breath. I know America has become a place where Handicapped People are vilified for "being DEI" or "being leaches", some of us still want to work. We should be allowed to fail before we're mocked by Managers and denied jobs that were ALREADY offered. I know that there are some people out there who still think discrimination stinks. It's hard enough to be handicapped and find a job in Cottonwood. If Goodwill is discriminating, what chance do we have?

Best prices around. I live in Prescott Valley, and it is well worth the drive. Nobody in the Tri…read morecity area can come close.

Everyone was very nice, but after an hour of evaluating my items and getting the total I was told I…read morewould get only 500 dollars today. You need a large sign that states you have to wait up to 2 weeks for anything over 500 dollars. If I had seen the sign, I would've walked right back out.