The owner is there nicest person. Business has been rough, stop in and support this local…read moretreasure if you can.

If you're a child of the sixties, still have nostalgic thought of the sixties and seventies, or…read morejust think freaky once in a while, this is most definitely a pitstop for you when visiting Cottonwood. It's a fun place to visit. You'll find yourself engulfed in a wistful stopover that draws on you from their op art, jewelry, paraphernalia, clothing or glow in the dark artwork, it'll take you back in time with fun and nostalgia.

I came to Altai hoping to find a new high-quality leather belt. They have a whole selection of…read morehand-tooled leather belts in many colors, which they then custom cut in-store to your size and add a buckle of your choice. The gentleman who helped us was very courteous and engaged but also gave us plenty of time and space to choose the belt strap we wanted. He also gave very complete advice, alerting us to the discounted belt section and to potential quality issues with one of the buckles on display. It was a really pleasant shopping experience and not a hard-sell. The custom straps with buckle and sizing were about $60 for thinner belts to $90 for thick belts. When he realized I found leatherwork interesting, he was also happy to chat at length about the process and what he was working on. It was overall a very cool experience! I spent more than I would usually spend on a belt (department store belts sometimes seem like they aren't very quality leather even at higher price points), but it feels totally worth it to have one that I know is quality, thick leather and is an art piece of its own. He even made a matching hair clip for me from the off cut from the belt strap!

Love this place! Great quality. I have a belt that is over 15 years old. The best part is that it's…read morelocated in a cute artsy town.

Recently attempted to visit here after seeing cute photos of leather jackets and bell bottoms…read moreonline. Unfortunately when we showed up the listed hours online were incorrect, the store was closed even though it should have been open for another half hour, oh and small detail-the store has an entirely different name now. It was a shame because the women's attire that we could see through the windows looked really nice and it would have been great to have the opportunity to shop inside. If this is a new business or re-branding the owner might want to consider claiming the business address and updating the name/hours. We would have adjusted our dinner itinerary to visit the shop prior to the correct closing time.

My first run-in with The Dirty Hippie was at their Pine, AZ location. I was ecstatic to see they…read moreopened up in Cottonwood! Definitely a smaller location than Pine, but still a good variety of items! They have clothing for men and women, accessories, jewelry, instruments, home decor, and the list does go on! Just a fun place to check out! Definitely a bit pricey, but if you're looking for something, unique, this shop will not disappoint!

One man shoe and leather repair shop and he's knowledgeable, helpful and kind. Great reviews for a…read morereason. Definitely recommend. Will be coming back.

Came in there looking for a custom belt and he took care of it right there didn't have to wait longread more

I called and spoke with Malia regarding obtaining service on a home that my husband and I are…read morepurchasing. We are relocating from Pittsburgh, Pa to Cottonwood and have been finalizing services from a distance. Malia was amazing to speak with to assure I understood exactly what is required from us. We took the service request form and had it notarized in Pa and then scanned that and emailed it back. I received a follow up telephone call explaining g they had received the request and all looked perfect. Malia went on to assure we understood what was required, from whom, and how to get that documentation to the municipality. It is individuals like this hat make doing business so wonderful.

We bought 1/2 finished beef from L5S in October/2024, and it's the best beef we've ever had. Great…read moremarbling, awesome packaging, etc. We've ordered 1/2 beef every year for the past several years from other ranches, and this is by far the best. You won't be disappointed!

An odd establishment. Im sure this is the only place in Verde Valley where you can buy frozen beef…read morefor $20 to $25 a pound. Ordinary beef, not some Wagyu. And you'll be getting cuts like chuck, not tenderloin or filet mignon. $20 to $25 a pound. Right here in your frozen goods case. Also cowboy boots. But most of them are of the square-toe style, which I don't buy. And some western shirts, plus ladies' jewelry. Boots and shirts are there for both men and women, but I just did not see anything at all that would seem appealing. Also fence posts for building your own corral. For boots, I would recommend buying online, or else go to Boot Barn if you want to buy in person. Of course you will have to drive to the Phoenix metro area for their outlets, but that should not be a surprise. For meats, I would suggest the local Fry's Food store. Decent prices and a large selection. I do believe that buying local is a good idea. But of course the stores have to have what you want, and have it at a price which at least is in the right ballpark. So, sorry L5S folks, I just cannot see why anyone would want to buy anything there. Too bad.

A good place to browse with a decent selection of unique items. Clean and organized nicely.read more

La Dolce Vita= The Sweet Life La Bolshe Vita= The Bigger…read moreLife? Some might debate whether to go big or go home. At Bolshevita I didn't really see anything to go big but there were a lot of things for buying to go home with. This was a cool store to browse through. In addition to clothing, they also sell gifts and items with snarky humor that I dig. If you like long socks with quirky prints on them, this is your place!