Shopping in Show Low
Show Low’s shopping is as diverse as its residents. There is a wide variety of shops, some with specialty items as unique as their own name, such as Urban Bliss, Expect Good Things, and the Fashion Bug. If western apparel is your style, then Corral West Ranch Ware is where you will round up the latest fashion in western wear. JCPenney, where “Every Day Matters,” is another retailer whose clothing, accessories and fashion will meet every family’s needs. Another great place to shop is at Stage Store.
If you are new to the area and looking for that extra little something, then CK Home furnishings may be your answer. Their large assortment of home furnishings and décor can make any room in your home a special place. A touch of tradition can be found at Mary Maude’s Antiques, one of the largest collection of antiques on the mountain.
There is one specialty shop every member of a family would enjoy - Bare Pottery, where you choose the item, paint it and they will fire it up just for you. No shopping would be complete without a visit to Cabin Fever, with a great assortment of woodcarvings and gifts for everyone. Pueblo Southwest is a shopping experience unto itself, with traditional Native American rugs, kachinas and much more.
Show Low has the perfect restaurant for your every mood. Choose from a coffee house, deli or even a family style restaurant. The city of Show Low offers other various types of cuisine such as Mexican, Chinese, and sub shops. There are those franchised operations that also supply that quick fast-food meal.
Several of our Show Low Chamber members are considered the best steakhouses on the mountain. Rare, medium rare, well-done — the choice is yours. These Chamber members know how to please! With their excellent service and house specialties, these are only a few of the many fine places to take your family or friends to dine.
Some of our trendier resorts offer fresh seafood and tailored specialties, entrées and main courses. Enjoy the dining experience, whether in a formal dining room or on the wooden deck.
The White Mountains are also known for their fry bread, a Native American traditional bread served hot with a variety of toppings, or plain with just honey and powered sugar.
Enjoy a good meal, a fantastic dessert and then head out to many of our walking trails, or an evening hay ride, it’s your choice. Bon Appetite!
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