Wholesome staff, welcoming vibe, but it's a little dingy/dusty. (That's been getting better lately,…read morethough!) Sometimes the owner's kid and his friends are around; unfortunately, they're at the age where they've just figured out the most effective ways to be annoying, especially when you're trying to concentrate on a game. No way to get water, so staying for too long is difficult, but there are places next door to buy a soda or something. Regardless, Smash tournaments on Saturdays are a hit; recommend! We need more competition there, so come on down!

pricey but pretty good video games for nostalgia and stuff OK I recall I saw like a kid crying…read morethere but it's fine and hopefully it's the place where my buddy could fix his PlayStation

Roxanna has a great selection of books and related gifts. Her store is conveniently located with…read moregreat parking - and she offers pickup at the store for those who don't want to come in during the pandemic. If she doesn't have the book you're looking for she can usually get it for you. Give her a call or stop by. You'll be glad you did!

Being new to Sierra Vista we found this little gem of a bookstore. Great books and cute little…read moregifts. The lady that runs the store is very nice.

First time I went in I was charged $2 to use my credit card. I know processing fees aren't that…read morehigh. Decided to give it another chance Today I found 8 cute ducks. They were displayed on little shelves marked $14.95. I asked owner how much for ducks. She said $20 for ducks and shelves. I said I didn't want shelves, just 6 ducks. She said $30 for 6 ducks, that is more than original quote. Then she said that was not going to split it up for me. I had at least $100 of stuff I was going to buy but I left. I was waiting outside for my husband and could hear the owner making fun of me to another customer for wanting to "break up a set" It wasn't marked as a set!

Cool stuff to see and buy if you are lucky enough to find them open. Very erratic operating hours.read more

LOOK is the shop that has taken over the old JC Penney building on Main Street that used to be…read moreAtalanta's Music & Books. As much as I hate seeing physical bookstores disappear, LOOK is a worthy successor, especially for Main Street Bisbee. They offer a well-curated selection of vintage merchandise that is part gallery, part home-decor store. Prices are actually really reasonable for a brick-and-mortar vintage showroom. They still seem to have plenty of space available for more artists/other to display and sell their work or cool vintage-y things. I've had my dog with me twice when I've stopped in, and they haven't minded at all :)

"This is the tabletop gaming store you are looking for."…read more After Pyrimid Games and Comics closed we were all left with a hole in our hearts and in our list of places to go play games and hang out with other gamers. Enter RSG - a gaming venue right on Fry Boulevard. The atmosphere events, and overall feel of the store are exactly what every town should have. They're open and welcoming to all ages, genders, orientations, whatever. If I was looking for something negative to critique them on and be nitpicky, the only thing I could find wrong is their somewhat small inventory. That being said, anything I've ever needed they've been able to get within a very short period of time. They have a great stock of store copies of games to play and always have a lot of events planned on their calendar.

This is one of the few places that I enjoyed interacting with everyone that I meet. The owner Glen…read moreand his business partner Josh are friendly and they will help you find information on practically anything. There will be times that I can get a small discount on one item or another. They are straight forward on things and mean no insult to anyone. The people that go there are great to interact with. If you want to learn a card game like magic or final fantasy or even a board game there are no shortage of people that can help teach you the game or learn with you how to play. You can bring your own game to play with others or use one of the store games. Usually the games that the store has that we can play they have in stock to buy there that day. Not only will you be garenteed to see people play magic but there are people there that play DND and there are a few different game systems that people can play for free.

This store is smaller but the prices are better. And very unusual antiques…read more A great place for a deal. And woman owned

Good kind people with an eclectic collection of old original collectables and a variety of Lowell…read moreand Bisbee souvenir tee's, hoodies and other trinkets and whatnot's. Plus there's plenty of space for parking in Lowell.

Sun., 3/29/2026 - cute little wine tasting spot. They had rootbeer float. So we got it. Address is…read more455 E Allen Ln, Tombstone, AZ 85638. I like the cute little decorations inside and the chandeliers. We sat inside and enjoyed our float. She tells you to grab your bottle of root beer, grab your little plastic cup of little ice cream, and pour it in and serve yourself. Easy and quick. Pictures attached.

Madame Mustache was super fun!…read more If you're a costume lover like me, you will get lost in this place! In addition to the regular souvenirs, they have a ton of period costumes and accessories. I didn't buy anything but it was still fun to see all of them! We also got our picture taken here. Having done this activity several times - yes, I know, Im totally lame - I can say, they had their act down cold! The lady had us in our costumes, posed, and back out of our costumes in record time! Worth a stop!

Great folks helping you get setup with a unique cowboy themed portrait experience. Highly…read morerecommended.

A great place to get those old timey looking photos in the historic district of Tombstone. They…read moreoffer you a number of costumes ranging from gunslinger cowboy to Chinese coolie, etc. I was thinking of going with the coolie outfit but my friend and I settled on the bandito and Native American look because it was more a departure from what was expected since I'm Asian and coolie was too predictable. My friend actually wanted me to be the Native American as a tribute to the movie Revenge of the Nerds and the costume that the Japanese nerd Takashi wore at the talent show near the movie's finale. FYI, Revenge of the Nerds was filmed up the road at the University of Arizona in Tucson but I don't think people would have gotten the reference to that movie. Getting into the garb provided was easy and the photo shoot took only a few minutes. The photographer will get each person into position against a backdrop of your choice and have you pose a certain way but I'm sure you can ask to get creative if you'd like. We just went with the standard poses and were photographed with a serious looking at the camera, happy looking at the camera and serious looking away from the camera look. You get to select which one you want printed. We decided to get all three looks printed in a sepia tone. You can select from sepia, B&W or color. They give you 8x10 prints and those take a couple minutes to print out. After that they present you with cardboard frames with different borders if you want to add to the . Each cardboard frame cost $5. The older lady that owns the place reminds me of the grandma from Napoleon Dynamite. Anyway, she's no nonsense and kind of gruff if you get on her bad side. While my friend and I were putting on the costumes some guy and his girl friend were walking by and being looky loos poking their head in to see the place but not walking in. However, the guy was at the front door taking photos or a video of the inside and of the costumes we were wearing. She immediately told him "No photos!" The guy continues to keep his phone out and she comes around the counter and to the door to block him and flip him off and yells, "WHAT DID I TELL YOU?! NO PHOTOS!! GET F... OUTTA HERE!!"