It's ok for a small shop not so much for vape die CA laws I understand. They do carry a few things…read morebut more a smoke shop as listed.

Terrible service from the older white lady. She was very rude and short. After she gave me attitude…read moreI told her I would take my business elsewhere as she laughed.

My daughter came home with a pain massage oil from here and had me try it for my back pain. It was…read moreeasy to apply and there was no harsh smell. Almost immediately I felt relief in my back and within 15 minutes I no longer had any back pains. I would recommend this place for sure! I will definitely be getting some of this oil for myself!

Best herb in town !!! Clovis was super helpful they have a bunch of options for cbd and gummies !…read moreWhat a cute little shoppe :))

Excellent selection of high quality goods. Great prices, friendly people. It gets crowded, but…read moreworth the wait. Love this place.

The fun begins when you walk in and hand sanitizer is forced on you, because everything there is so…read moresanitary. There are 4-5 women at the entrance who are the equivalent of Wal-Mart greeters (Gestapo). When this was just a periodic rummage sale, it was an okay place to shop. Now that they're open once a week, they've become greedy. I went up to pay and waited patiently while the Gestapo carried on a conversation and ignored me. When a gentleman walked up behind me, they all jumped to help him. Five old women and an unaccompanied older man=Senior Dating Game. I was invisible. Ooh! This man was donating an extra dollar! Please wait while we honk the bike horn! The gentleman left, and I was finally acknowledged: "What do you need?" Well, I guess the two records in one hand and money in the other did not tip her off. That, and the fact that I had been standing in front of the cashier for five minutes. They used to charge 25 cents for vinyl records. Today, each of their OLD vinyl records had a note with an eBay price on them. I picked out two 45rpm records, expecting to pay 50 cents. When I went to pay, the lady told me $3 each. I told her I thought the notes were from someone's yard sale leftovers. She said no, those were their prices. I told her they weren't worth it and handed them back. This was very similar to my previous visit there, so I won't be back. Ever.

Ordered these gorgeous flowers for my mom. The customer service was excellent and I couldn't have…read moreasked for a more perfect arrangement.

They moved to a new location! 2161 S. NV Hwy 160, Ste 4…read more They're in the same center as Honey & Sage.

The employees are rude and stupid and use used car salesman tactics to force you to buy services…read moreyou don't need. Stay Away.

Wanted 3 charge me 750 dollars,and said 339 dollars with a discount. The glasses were worth apx…read more 240 dollars. Rip off. I walked out,went to blue diamond and got two pair for 269 dollars.

Very good fireworks store over the hump in Pahrump. Made a recent excursion to pick up a few things…read morefor the 4th as the huts around town tend to way overcharge for similar items...employees were very knowledgeable and friendly...prices were very good and they offer a 25% discount for joining a rewards program...the selection is outstanding and goes from basic firecrackers to full on fireworks...will return and RECOMMEND

We had such a great experience buying our fireworks here today! The staff was so friendly and…read morewelcoming. One of the gal's accompanied us up and down the aisles helping us pick out everything we wanted. I think her name was Janine. It was so nice having a knowledgeable personal shopper. She had a great personality and was wonderful with our 5 year old granddaughter. When we checked out we were expecting to pay a $5.00 fee, but the cashier told us we didn't have to because the fireworks we were purchasing weren't illegal in Las Vegas. We bought similar items last year at Red Apple Fireworks, but they charged us that $5.00. We will definitely go back to Black Jack next year, and we'll recommend them to our friends, as well.

I'm not sure why every CBD/hemp company in Nevada that actually deals with flower is so bad, but…read morethey are. Was hoping Nevada crest farms would be different but they aren't. At the checkout you're told how long your order should take to arrive(I live close to pahrump). I waited 3 days longer than that before reaching out because I try to be patient. It's now however been 6 days and I reached out via email just to make sure nothing is wrong with my order, and I get no response at all just like the other review mentioned. These people are terrible. Honestly if you want any type of CBD product in Nevada, just stick to vitamin stores lol. The hassle of dealing with companies like this isn't worth it. I'd request a refund but I'm afraid that will take forever too...

Placed an order, four of the five items were correct but one was not. I reached out twice by email…read moreand once via phone (left message), but zero feedback.

If I could leave zero stars? I would…read more I had an extremely disappointing experience with Parker's Kawasaki in Pahrump and hope my experience helps other buyers avoid the same situation. A few weeks ago, I purchased a Kawasaki Z125 from the dealership and worked with Travis throughout the process. During our initial discussions, I was told my monthly payment would be approximately $50-$60. After my financing was approved, I was asked to return to the dealership instead of being informed over the phone that the payment amount had DOUBLED. When I arrived, I was told the payment would actually be $100 per month, then "no more than $107." After completing the purchase and reviewing my financing paperwork at home, I discovered my actual monthly payment is $112. This was not what had been represented to me during the sales process, and I believe the final payment amount should have been clearly and accurately disclosed before I signed the contract. I also made it very clear that I was concerned about whether I needed a motorcycle endorsement to legally ride the Z125 on the streets of Pahrump. I specifically asked because this was an important factor in my decision to purchase the motorcycle. I was told that if the motorcycle was registered as an off-highway vehicle (OHV), I could legally ride it on local streets (excluding Highways 160 and 372) without obtaining a motorcycle endorsement. After researching Nevada law and speaking with local law enforcement, I learned that this information was incorrect. As a result, I purchased a motorcycle believing I could legally ride it under circumstances that were not actually permitted. After I raised these concerns, the owner, Kevin, offered to pay for my Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) course $251 & pay for registration. While I appreciate that an effort was made to address the situation, it does not resolve the additional expenses and inconvenience I now face, including travel to Las Vegas for the course, fuel costs, possible lodging, time away from work, and the difficulty of legally transporting the motorcycle until I meet Nevada's licensing requirements. Not to mention $251 doesn't cover the course & the registration. The motorcycle itself was priced at $3,699, yet the total amount financed is $6,776.83. That makes it even more important for buyers to fully understand every financing term, fee, licensing requirement, and legal obligation before signing any paperwork. What concerns me most is that during my conversation with Kevin, he acknowledged that Travis had caused similar issues with customers in the past. However, I was also told by Kevin's wife that nothing like this had ever happened before. Those conflicting statements left me questioning whether these problems are being taken seriously. This purchase was especially meaningful to me. My brother was killed in a motorcycle accident on July 7, 2025. Buying this motorcycle was my attempt to overcome my fear of motorcycles and find some personal healing. Instead, what should have been a positive experience became stressful, confusing, and incredibly disappointing as well as financially straining. My advice to anyone considering purchasing from Parker's Kawasaki is simple: * Independently verify every financing term. * Research Nevada licensing and registration requirements yourself. * Never rely solely on verbal explanations. * Get every promise, representation, and clarification in writing before signing anything. I cannot recommend this dealership based on my experience. Buyers deserve accurate information, complete transparency, and confidence that they are making an informed decision. Unfortunately, that was not my experience. If you're willing to make the drive to Las Vegas, I believe it's worth considering dealerships with a stronger reputation for transparency and customer service.

While riding the Nevada BDR, I needed to install new tire's I showed up at 10:00am with no…read moreappointment, was greeted warmly and they said no problem, we can get to it immediately. About an hour later, all done and ready to hit the trail. Everyone there were professional and polite, wish I lived in Pahrump they would get all my business.