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!

This thrift store was such a cute little find! It's on the smaller side, but they made great use of…read morethe space and offered a nice variety of items--from household goods and furniture to knickknacks, children's clothing, and books. It was a fun spot to browse, and I enjoyed taking my time looking through everything. The clothing section wasn't huge, but what they had was decent and well-curated. I really appreciated that the pieces were in good condition--no noticeable stains, holes, or overly worn items. Pricing for clothing was very reasonable, which made it even more worthwhile to dig through the racks. The household items and furniture, however, were priced much higher, with some pieces ranging into the hundreds. One big downside is that there's no restroom on-site. If you need one, you'll have to walk over to the tractor shop next door--which, while not terrible, is definitely inconvenient. Overall, I wish they had a larger clothing selection, but the quality, pricing (on clothes), and overall charm still made this a pleasant stop.

I was always told to go to st Vincent instead of Goodwill by pretty much everyone that lives in…read moreCottonwood. They always say that the selection is better and the prices too. I have gone 5 times now in the past 3 months and think they are pretty much equal in a lot of areas. So here's a pro/con list. St Vin Goodwill Pricing is pretty equal on clothing Selection is better at goodwill meaning they have waaaay more items. -goodwill is open till 9pm every single night; st vin is not open at all on fri sat Sun. St vin doesn't have as much to offer people under the age of 30; goodwill does. But one thing does put st vin above goodwill for me... they are not lying to the general public as a non profit. Please. Goodwill takes in more money than most businesses in cottonwood. But because of a loophole in the laws, goodwill says it provides job searching assistance to the community so it is allowed to be a profitable non profit business. The "job research center" they are talking about, is 2 or 3 computers in the back that at one time, people could use to fill out applications. First, everyone and I mean everyone, knows someone with a computer they could ask to borrow to do that if they don't have one themselves. The public library has always let people use their internet and computers free so it could have been done there. The computers im talking about at this goodwill are used to hold clothing items, they are not even in use. And I'm there 5 days a week multiple hours each time and it's been over a year since they were used to look for a job. It's just a lie to hold their status. Cuz if I was making hundreds of thousands of dollars every month, I wouldn't want to give up my non profit status either. So yes I do shop there because of a selection, but I never ever ever donate to them. Let's face it these are items that most people think of us trash they are throwing them away. Goodwill takes those items and charges a huge amount for them and then doesn't have to be taxes or anything on it. I've seen clothing with stains and rips and blood and whatever else you can think of in there. Only Goodwill has the gall to charge $30 for a stained or ripped coach bag when you can get the same bag on any reselling site like Poshmark or Mercari, it will have no stains no rips and will be less than they will charge us for it. So I prefer St. Vincent for these reasons.

Great little store packed full of so many different treasures. We bought two wooden craved native…read morepieces.

Nice pieces very helpful customer service. Good prices, a lot of variety…read more Support local businesses!

There are a number of excellent vintage, thrift, and resale shops in Camp Verde, and Ruby's is one…read moreof the best. It's a large store with a collection of well-curated vintage, contemporary resale, and shabby chic re-finished furniture and home accessories, as well as unique handmade home goods, including mugs and glassware. We have found some excellent deals, including on resale contemporary outdoor tables, bedside tables, and framed art for our home. There are new items almost every week, so it's fun to see what they have. Decent value too!

Small, side of the road second hand store with handmade items as well as relics. Wonderful Staff…read moreand various items to browse. Never seen this before but a pleasure to visit for sure!

Betsy, the owner, is amazing! I have been coming to this store for years. People in Phoenix always…read moreask me where I get my outfits from and I always tell them it's is from this incredible consignment store in Sedona! I've gotten my work, prom, wedding guest, and graduation dresses here for a great value. I find brand new brand names like Zara, Free People, and Madewell and more. Their collection of luxury items is also wonderfully curated. I also love that they emphasize sustainability by offering perks for bringing their reusable pink bags. They honor these deals, demonstrating integrity in every aspect of their business. And of course, their overall model is sustainable by being second-hand so it is a WIN-WIN! Their staff is also very kind. Kiki always has a smile on her face and makes the store very welcoming. Coming back to this store with my mom again and again is such a lovely experience because of the care the owner and staff put in. Overall, this is a MUST-STOP in Sedona!

she took 178 pieces of my clothing and never gave me a receipt for them. She would sell them off…read moreand not at the I told her that I for certain items. When she returned everything she didn't return all of it. I did not get paid for many of my items that were really high-end items. I even sold a really nice piece of jewelry the night of her event and I didn't get paid for that either so consigners beware she comes on beautifully like oh she's your best friend, but she's not.

Fun antique store!! So many fun finds. Decent prices and very organized. Very friendly staff. Will…read morebe back when I'm in the area!

Thinking I'd see the historic old downtowns of both Cottonwood and Jerome I got as far as the first…read moreshop in Cottonwood, J & J Antiques, and I'm almost surprised I ever emerged. J & J Antiques sits at the edge of Cottonwood's Old Town and looks from the outside like a relic from the gold rush era (which it probably is). Inside, it's a seemingly never-ending warren of what can only be called "shops". You know, an antique collective filled with little stalls, each specializing in whatever oddity the vendor sees fit to hunt down and resell. There's everything in here from the booth reselling Scrabble tiles to the guy reselling irons. I walked out of here with 3 unique necklaces for what I thought to be a most reasonable price but that's only because I exercised restraint. In today's disposable culture, these kind of shops are in sharp decline. I might not want all of the stuff on display here but I sure do want to look at it all. Cottonwood's historic district is filled with similar shops but J & J Antiques is the first place I'd send you to. They literally have everything a shop like this should. Great place.

Talk about cuteness--this antique store absolutely has it. From the moment you walk in, it feels…read morelike you've stepped back in time in the best way possible. Every corner is filled with charm, and there's so much to explore, from vintage clothing and jewelry to unique housewares that make you want to stop and look at everything twice. The staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even more enjoyable. You can tell this is a place where people genuinely love what they do. There were also quite a few one-of-a-kind pieces that really stood out, making it a fun little treasure hunt. As you make your way into the back rooms, it does get a bit more musty and stuffy--but honestly, that almost adds to the old-school antique vibe. Overall, this is such a cute spot to spend some time browsing, discovering hidden gems, and soaking in a little nostalgia.

This place is the gorgeous gift place in Cottonwood. It is an antique/ gift shop. It has the most…read moregorgeous gifts and antiques you could want. When in Cottonwood this is a must stop for gifts!

This place is bigger than it looks. Fabulous vendors, but not all of them have prices on things. We…read morefound some nice treasures and we will definitely be back.

We asked around the small town and they told us about this small antique store. I was looking for…read moreNative American jewelry and I found lots of options priced a lot cheaper than Sedona. Great spot to look through. It has a bunch of vendors and the 2 very nice ladies were very helpful. Spent about $175 and bought 2 necklaces and 3 earrings. Don't get me wrong I dont knowhow authentic the items were (could be made in China or some factory) but i liked what I picked out. If you are not made of Sedona $$ this is a great alternative.