Knowledgeable, welcoming docents keep this museum in beautiful order and are happy to answer…read morequestions. I just got a place out here and even after visiting Bullhead City, Laughlin, and the Colorado River for 30 years, I learned SO much at the museum. It is free (suggested, zero-pressure $3 donation) and they have a little gift shop with cool BHC and Colorado River items, all very fairly priced. See the old school house too! Totally a must-visit place in Bullhead City. Just take note of the hours so you don't miss the window of opportunity!

There isn't a whole lot to see here unless you like water sports, camping, or gambling. But this…read moremuseum really was interesting. We were greeted by the volunteers offering to help us . It is very clean. Not to spoil your expectations but Bullhead has a lot of history! I was amazed. I think it's worth visiting regardless of your interests.

Very good coffee, got s'mores latte, butter beer latte, caramel macchiato and sf vanilla latte. All…read morevery good! Good customer service and good coffee will be back

Service was good but if you are looking for a coffee shop I'd recommend somewhere else.read more

They don't serve food here but they do have good drinks. The drinks are on the expensive side…read morethough. I'd recommend the agave rum it was delicious. Service is hit and miss, sometimes great other times not good at all.

What a fun Saturday afternoon! We stopped into the Desert…read moreDiamond Distillery with no preconceived expectations. Hoping to learn a little about their award‑winning spirits. I've toured many distilleries around the world, and this visit turned out to be enjoyable. We had the chance to taste some truly delicious and unique spirits, enjoy a beautifully crafted cocktail, and engage in fun conversation. Deborah was engaging, knowledgeable, and made the experience even more fun. Learning really can be enjoyable. The tasting room has a charming, well‑stocked shop with a great selection of spirits, fabulous mixers, and other fun items. We picked up a few things to take home. Tours are offered, but we were having too much fun right where we were. Stop in. You won't be disappointed!

Gallery has new art pieces on exhibit. Particularly liked the Jimi Gleason, Ed Moses and Nobuhito…read moreNishigawara.

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I always like coming to the post office. The people that work there are incredibly polite but…read morethere's been a big change. There used to be three people at the window, which was very good to keep things moving. The post office boxes. If you get boxes from Amazon or whatever, don't go in until 12:30. So at 12:30 the place is packed out the door people online and it's also lunch time. So there's only one person at the counter making it quite difficult and a long wait. This is very inconvenient, especially for people that are on their lunch hour as well. There also used to be someone in the little Booth. You know the on the side that would just take the yellow slips if there were people that just needed to pick something up and that doesn't happen anymore. I love the people that work there. They're very very efficient and wonderful, but one person at the counter at lunch time needs to be fixed.

Needed to send a letter right away. Said to send it next day air. It would have been very…read moreexpensive, but I was offered an easier, less expensive alternative. Thank you U.S. Postal Service !

The team member greeted me when I came in the office. The office was clean, and organized. The…read moreteam member had answered my question on my envelope that had not been redelivered as requested. I truly appreciated your assistance and was glad to get my envelope with my marriage certificate in it back. Thanks again for your customer service. I truly appreciate it.

They changed our mail Box numbers and I have yet to get into…read morecontact with them! I need my mail!!!!!!!!

Hi, On Interstate…read more40, a few miles after driving into California you will happen upon the CDFA Needles Agriculture Inspection station. The main purpose of this produce inspection station is to keep unwanted pests (insects and the like) from entering into the state of California and destroying one of it's many agricultural crops. Their main focus is the giant semi trucks entering the state, but they do also stop all cars and recreational vehicles that enter into the state as well. It is a very simple process. You drive up and the man/woman at the booth asks you where you are traveling from today.... if it is an area that is known to have harmful pests, they then ask you if you are traveling with any fruits and vegetables. If you are, they make ask you to see them of they make take a look in your vehicle. Coming from Havasu usually, they mostly just pass my car through with a friendly smile and a nice little wave. Another pest they have recently begun looking for is the quaga muscle. This is a HORRIBLE little pest, about a quarter of an inch in size, that attaches to boats, in bilges, or in the intake area of motors of boats. They can live quite a while out of the water, and once ensconced in a water way, multiplies at an astonishing rate. Once settled, they use up the available oxygen in the water killing off fish and other indigenous life. Please cooperate with the inspection officers if you are bringing a boat through to California and help to keep there nasty little creatures out of California water ways. This places provides a valuable service.... Yes, I am a fan.

For the most part, these guys are harmless... As a front operation, at least, they are looking for…read moreagricultural pests being driven into California from parts unknown, often unwittingly by folks who bought roadside fruit stand produce in other states. Every few years after returning here from a cross country road trip, the officer asks me a few extra questions like "do you have any fruits or vegetables in your vehicle?" If I answer yes, they often want to know what types, and where we bought them. In essence, they know what they are looking for, and if you have any of those items, they may ask to see them. In rare cases, they will confiscate them, but that has never happened to me. Conspiracy theorists will also tell you that this station serves to photograph and register license plates, search for terrorists entering California through the highly-strategic southeastern desert route, and shaking down visitors who might be undocumented immigrants. I suppose all of these things are possible. Thankfully, having my wife and three young children in the car, with toys and fast food wrappers all over the floor is the perfect cover to my clandestine operations. Just to make sure the inspector/officer is awake, I'll sometimes ask questions like, "So, um, what would be the best thing to feed a desert tortoise?" or "How long can a guy hold his breath in a large duffle bag?" or "How much cash can I carry across state lines before that alarm thing goes off?" I get about 50-50 responses of laughs or "Sir, please pull over to the right into our staging area for further inspection." So yeah, don't do do that, I guess.