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September 2024 by Brenden Mcpeek
Used to be an antique store now it is clothes and other cool things. Worth checking out.
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June 2024 by Szu-Ai Wu
Beautiful shop, worth a visit!
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April 2024 by Christopher Frasher
An outstanding place if you're looking to find something for a special person or just for yourself, they have it here
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March 2024 by Brit Fleck
Adorable shop with a bunch of local artists featured. It’s so cute and the people working are really sweet! Def worth checking out if you’re in pioneertown!
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March 2024 by Edward Dadds
A great shop full of cool items.
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March 2024 by janelle pietrzak
A must stop in the hi-des. A great mix of local makers, vintage and art. Fun place for gifts for friends back home or yourself! Always love the music selction they are jammin' too!
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December 2023 by Janene Haydon
Tough case of BUYER BEWARE. Really mixed feelings about this store. The positives are it has a fantastic mix of items..new, vintage, eclectic...clothing, pottery, rugs, artwork, books, decor and more. The three people working we encountered were very kind, easy to talk to, and just cool people. On my first trip in I purchased a book and another item. Already halfway through the book in a couple days, I decided to return to buy another book by the same author. On the second trip I found two cactus sculptures I loved. Which brings me to the downside...pricing. Pay attention to what your buying and DEFINITELY CHECK PRICING on line before you buy. I bought one of two they had on display together. I bought the taller one at $90. The shorter one was $70. That evening, regretting I didn't purchase both, I used Google lens to see if I could find it closer to home or online as we were leaving town before the store opened. I found the identical set at three locations online...Home Depot, Amazon and Tractor Supply for no more than $45 for the set. Is it my fault for not checking prices before I let my excitement get a hold of me? Yes. Is the store guilty of price gouging to the tune of four times the amount on an item than can currently be found elsewhere? Absolutely. If I was staying long enough to return it I absolutely would. Do I think the store is worth a stop in? Yes. Just be sure you're not severely overpaying for the treasure you find.
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September 2023 by Jim Lanahan
Progressive, Fashionable, Distinctively Yucca Valley!I had a terrific experience at MFTP today. The selection of clothing was top notch and I purchased a shirt from Totally Blown.My sales person was non-binary. I 100% support all expressions of gender and the human form. And the sales human could not have been better at their job! So very helpful!This is a must see store in Yucca Valley. i am excited to check out the sister location in Palm Springs.
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September 2023 by randy may
I finally found time to stop here and I am glad I did. It was nice and I learned a lot..recommended
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September 2023 by John Tarasi
Tons of beautiful locally made goods and clothing.
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September 2023 by Tofunmi O
Handled an accident very gracefully. Also lots of cool items to buy
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July 2023 by Caleb M.
Very cute and wide variety of items. The items are a bit on the pricier side, but if you are looking for a high-quality gift while in the area, this place will definitely have what you are looking for.
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June 2023 by Derek L.
Offensively overpriced throughout - which appears to be a management policy. Though based on the principle of supporting local artisans, it's inaccessible if not repugnant to the majority of full-time high desert dwellers. The over aestheticized appearance of the place typifies an elitism and hypocrisy at its core
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June 2023 by Thao Nguyen
I go here anytime I want to get local & handmade gifts. The staff is really friendly too. I love the rotating art shows. Something in every corner, every time makes me look forward to coming back!
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March 2023 by Arlen Heginbotham
Has nothing to do at all with a flea market. Has a lot of beautiful and very expensive things. I would suggest taking flea out of the name so that people's expectations match their experience.
