I love Grand Junction. It's a combination of small town and big city but the people are genuine…read more There's a lot of things we like to do around Grand Junction - outdoor activities and exploring. It's a good home base to other Colorado cities and we like the hotel we stay at here. We have not seen all of the city but we will come back to explore more. It's fun to discover the many places the city has to offer.

Great beer. Great food. Great outdoor seating. But...bad music. Crowded Saturday afternoon and…read moreplaylist was way off. Mulligan and porter are awesome. Beer cheese and pretzels are amazing. I hope the music improves.

Really cool store with lots of things - you could spend hours in here looking through the books and…read morepost cards

This is my favorite store to go in Grand Junction. They have amazing products. The staff is so kind…read moreand I could just get lost for days just looking at everything it's Beautiful. So thankful for the store. And I'm grateful to the owner he is very kind.

The place is adorable. Mostly reasonably priced. Good finds. Not a fan of the girl at the front…read moretelling me to process a surcharge of a $9.00 purchase on November 24th of this year on my debit card. She said she had to charge me a surcharge on my debit card which is illegal as I just found out as of today. I never ever have had a business force an extra charge on me for my debit card and I wasn't the happiest when she told me but I didn't know any better and let her process it. If they tell you to process a surcharge on a debit card, they need to be corrected on the law. Lovely place but charging extra illegally is not something I support.

Refreshingly classy antique shop. Amazing assortment of quality curated merchandise. What a…read moredelightful experience.

One of the cleanest and beautifully organized thrift stores I've been to in a while. The staff have…read moretheir wares displayed as though you were in a specialty gift shop. They feature a corner with high-end clothing and shoes as well as a section featuring vintage. On the day I visited, all clothing (except for the high-end) was only $3! I also spotted a gorgeous leather recliner that was being sold at 30% off their listed price. Nice things and very nice people who are helpful and kind. Thrift. It's the highest and best form of recycling.

Very nice thrift store. Prices are on the high end but it's for hospice. They do have sale items…read more There are also some antique items. Service was friendly and efficient.

After driving, riding, or walking past this place countless times over the years without even…read morenoticing it, I lucked out and wandered in while searching for holiday gifts downtown. I immediately noticed the red Herman Miller sofa, bright woven rugs and hand-rubbed Danish MCM tables... South West handmade jewelry, military surplus, new old stock Carhartt & Levi's, broken-in leather boots, vintage wool and waxed canvas clothing, old Boy Scout hatchets, 70's stereo equipment, vintage vinyl, antique signage (not repro), and the list goes on and on. The thing about stores like this, is that in a year or even a few days the entire businesses' stock can be totally rotated out: snatched away by a collector and gone forever. This place is practically a museum and a snapshot in time of "how things used to be". The "stuff" in this store was built to last and is often one-of-a-kind. I had my eye on a few things in the store and hope that I can get back there to grab them before someone else does. I can think of no better place downtown to find a unique gift for a loved one.

I love this store with "its back in the day", 1970's era finds, high iconic designer furniture,…read morecowboy stuff and beautifully curated hip accessories. I bought the most fabulous Marimeko type 60's long dress at this store. They have great vintage clothes, they definitely know their customers' taste.