We absolutely love this shop. While on vacation we stopped…read moreby the day before and they were closed so we made it our first stop the following morning. (July 5th) The gentleman working was very kind, knowledgeable & said they just recently opened in that spot. If you love preserved nature items, you must stop in this place! They also have a 'monthly box' - you get fun nature things every month if you join... too cool! Next time we're in town, we'll stop by again...

I've been thrifting/antiquing in Pinetop for 15+ years. The prices are typically very high. Their…read moreselection doesn't rotate often. A few of the employees are downright mean especially when it comes to parking. However, there's a great lunch spot next door! Highly recommend them.

Nice collection of antiques spanning decades. Worth a visit for sure. Since it is next to the…read moreCannoli Lady, you can get a sweet treat afterward.

My new favorite home decor store. They have a huge selection and lots of really nice pieces…read more Definitely a great place to find something special for your home!

The Nest is the cutest boutique I've ever been to, and I shop a lot. The owner has so many…read moredesirable items and they are displayed so creatively that you will want to purchase everything‼

The Show Low Historical Society Museum was a great place to start our trip in Show Low with our two…read moreyoung kids. The building is much larger than it looks from the outside, including something like 17 rooms that are all themed to different topics. They have a wonderful miniature train room, and if the conductor is there, he can give you the full breakdown and history of the whole set up. All the volunteers working there were super nice, it is free to get in with donation as an option. We will be back when our kids are older and we can thoroughly spend time in each room.

This museum is fantastic! Each room is dedicated to a specific pioneer family or a period in the…read morepast history of the region. Because this is a small mountain city, there are many local families whose roots go back to the founding pioneers of the region. I was raised by my grandmother for most of my childhood and her farmhouse dated into the late 1800s so I was amazed to see many of the household items and tools that had also graced her home. One can easily spend hours at this museum, which whenever possible includes written placards telling you about the use of the item and the family that had originally had the item. It is definitely a place to take the whole family and it is not only entertaining but very educational.

I have donated a few chairs there last summer. I called them about 2 weeks ago and they came to…read moreour house and picked up a sectional couch for me!! They did a great job!!

The Thrift Store is pretty well organized. They have a nice variety of items. There is a Big Sign…read moreon the wall indicating the prices of not marked. Everyone that I have dealt with there have been very nice. Parking can be a little tricky when they are super busy. It is a gravel lot for those that have never been or have walking issues, I suggest parking by the door or past the dumpster. They also have great sales. $5 bag day. 50% days etc.

An amazing selection of books with pretty good prices! I got 3 books for $21 in great condition…read more Guy at the front was very nice and helpful. Would recommend!

First time visit to the White Mountain Bookstore today!!! I was delighted to find it was a…read morewonderful selection and the staff was kind and considerate and not pushy! Absolutely loved the quaint seating areas.. I will definitely be frequenting this adorable Bookstore on our mountain retreat weekends!!!!

This business is closed. Empty with for lease sign in window. We shopped there the last two…read moresummers and loved it.

Chelsea and family are so kind and very helpful. They are patient with those who are new to…read morecrystals and such. This is one of the largest crystal selections I've come across. I love their mystery bags!

I've lived in Show Low my whole life, and I've truly tried to give this place a fair chance. I've…read morevisited on the highest-priced days, middle days and the lowest bin days and after multiple visits I feel a responsibility to be honest with our community. This store is advertised as a bin store, but it does not operate like a true bin store. A real bin store is simple and transparent: everything in the bins is the price of the day, and the bins are stocked with new or lightly handled Amazon liquidation or overstock items. At Bin Time, the center bins are priced by the day but the bins are filled primarily with heavily used, downtimes dirty, damaged, broken, or incomplete items. Sets are often separated and sold individually (curtain panels, linens, towels, etc.), and many boxes are taped shut with contents written in Sharpie. Most of the better merchandise is placed under and surrounding the bins and is individually priced often at near-retail prices and that area functions almost entirely like a thrift store. The majority of inventory appears to be Target and Kohl's returns with only a small amount resembling Amazon liquidation overstock. Much of what is being sold is clearly second hand: visibly dirty, missing parts, or previously owned. One example that really sealed it for me: I found a box labeled "iPad case + keyboard." The box was taped shut and we were discouraged from opening it. Thankfully, my husband did because inside was a visibly dirty iPad case covered in marker drawings and stickers, and the keyboard was missing entirely. If we had trusted the labeling and purchased it, we would have had to throw it away and returns are not allowed. That's the core issue: used and incomplete merchandise is not being clearly labeled as such, customers are discouraged from verifying contents, and returns are not accepted. That combination is misleading. At this point, this store is best described as a glorified thrift store with a small bin section not a true bin store. I believe this place could actually be great for our town if it chose to operate with more transparency, clearer labeling, and better quality control. But as it stands, shoppers should walk in knowing exactly what they're getting. I'm sharing this honestly so locals can shop with clear expectations.

Don't waste your time. It's not a true bin store. They pull all of the good stuff, mark it at…read moreretail, then pile it high around the edges of the store to the point that you can barely walk around the bins. The items left in the bins are junk, damaged, missing pieces, etc. They open all of the boxes and scribble notes on the outside of them with marker - so trashy!