This place is ADORABLE - if you like cowboy country stuff. We were greated by a cute, lazy dog…read moresleeping on the floor and the shop was stocked with western wear, decorations, John Wayne merchandise, boots, towels, artwork, furniture and many, many, many more stuff. I wish I had taken a picture of the inside of the store. The owner was dressed in cowboy gear and was very helpful and very nice to my child. If you are a country folk or have a friend that is and are looking for the perfect gift - you have to check this place out!

I love this place and they have beautiful products! A fantastic selection of clothes, boots, belts,…read moreequine products, purses, wallets, etc. The staff is very helpful and friendly and there prices beat everyone in town and online! I will definitely be back for all my needs! (:

Had a great experience there yesterday, the man that seems to be there nearly every time I go in…read morewas there again. He knew what I needed by my description. Explained the changes of the size of feed in the bag that I was purchasing and he always helps me load into my vehicle. Another good thing was it is quick and easy to make my purchase.

I bought a pair of deerskin moccasins for $40. The owner…read moremakes them there and they have a wool felt lining, I love them, really comfortable. They also have leather for sale, fox and coyote pelts, beads and jewelry. It is authentic, not a bunch of tourist stuff made in China.

I was in the store on Dec 31st. The clerk in the shoe dept was friendly and helpful. She helped me…read morewith numerous shoes and never rushed me. Then I went to lingerie and asked a question about the style of a camisole and what women wear under thin straps. The clerk said whatever women want and walked off. Then I proceeded to the dept selling nylons. There were two clerks talking to each other. I asked what the letters meant for sizing. The clerk told me she doesn't have the sizes memorized and I needed to look it up myself. There are so few choices for quality clothes and shoes in this town. Its too bad the staffing doesn't have the skills or training to make the shopping experience pleasant.

Poor customer service. Lots of runaround. Poor management with no power to fix issues. Corporate…read moreoffice is a waste of time. If you have a complaint you have to use feedback link and send a message. Very inefficient and seemingly waste of a person's time.

Love this sweet little shop! It's always fun to pop in and see what's new. The staff have always…read morewithout fail been super friendly and helpful! Love the fun selection of cute unique clothes!

Such a Cute little place, I've only been there once but I will definitely be back. Very nice girl…read morehelped me. I did make a couple of purchases. Love this place!

Brown's Shoe & Boot Repair in Richfield has been around for decades and is perhaps the best cobbler…read moreI've ever used. Although I live in Southern California, I do visit Southern Utah each year and usually save my boot repairs so I can bring them with me to Brown's. Yes, he's that good. The quality of work is impeccable, he's quick, courteous and extremely affordable. Resoling boots here costs a fraction of what it does at a local cobbler in my area. He also works on other leather items like purses, jackets and belts. In addition, he also carries a supply of both new and refurbished boots, belts, hats and leather items for sale. Being in the heart of Utah, this is a great place to pick up genuine cowboy boots. If you're in Richfield, even if you're only visiting or passing through, I highly recommend Brown's.

WooHoo as good as it gets for a Radio Shack! Yes, for this one, WooHoo. The husband and I were on a…read moreroad trip and halfway through, our camera broke. I thought maybe we could get disposable cameras but googled cameras near Zion and Bryce Canyons. Sure enough in the middle of the Great Circle of National Parks, there was a Radio Shack in Panguitch listed with a Rexall Drug, a gift shop, and a horse supply store. This is obviously not a full sized store but it has everything for the technical traveler who needs a cable, a charger, a phone replacement, and yes a Nikon camera (that was even on sale for Mother's Day and came with a case and 8 GB memory disk). We paid $129.00 for the camera and we saw it in Bryce Canyon City for $359.00! So WooHoo!

If you are traveling out in this area, among different parks and sites, using your GoPro and other…read moredevices, where are you going to find that Micro-SD card, odd battery or whatever gadget? Right here! Has them up to 128GB in fact.