Grifs Western

This is a neat little western store in an area that still has a few horses. I remember when Davie was rural, with barns, and hitching posts. Now, it’s mostly built up. Going to Grifs is like stepping into the past. The store sells all kinds of western clothing like hats, jeans, boots, and jewelry. There’s lots of other western merchandise, including items for the house.
Next door to the western store is the feed store. They sell stuff for horses, farm animals, and dogs. I feed ducks and I’ve bought fifty pound bags of duck food there. They’re open seven days a week, which is very convenient, since a lot of feed stores are closed on weekends.

I am by no means a cowboy or a horse rider but when I heard about this store, I had to stop by (I was in the area). They have absolutely everything (that I could have thought of) regarding riding. It’s as it says; a western store. Most impressive were all the cowboy boots there. I was tempted to get a pair but they were quite expensive (although maybe not since I have no idea what your average pair costs) so I gave it a miss.
I spent about 40 minutes or so just walking around the store, having a pretty good time seeing all the interesting stuff. The western shirts were also quite nice and they also had some cool t-​shirts.
If you are into this stuff, then this is THE place to go!

Absolutely LOVE Grifs Western! The staff are super nice and always quick to help you with anything you need. They have a large variety of horse supplies and leather goods. They’re boot selection is superb and everything is fairly priced. I frequent here and you should too!

We went here today to take a look at boots. It’s hard to find real western boots and clothing around here and this was really the only place we could come up with. I had high hopes from the reviews. I was hoping it was going to be like my old favorite, Sheplers.
I loved the smell of leather as we walked through the door. The hats are the first thing that we saw. They had a very nice collection of hats — either felt or straw. I have a pin head, and never found one small enough to fit. But people with normal size heads will no doubt be able to find something.
They have some nice jeans, but not much in the way of shirts, jackets, etc. I was pretty disappointed in the lack of selection.
The boot choices, however, was very good. They had some of the prettiest styles I’ve ever seen.
There is one overwhelming issue with this store, at least for us — the prices were really high. I understand that nice shoes and boots are expensive. The least expensive pair we could find was on «clearance» for $ 129 and that was a boot with an artificial snake print, not the real thing. The «real thing» went from an average of about $ 350 a pair to almost $ 2000.
So we left. It was fun to look around, but ultimately very frustrating.

First of all, the people on the feed store side could not have been nicer… I’m only giving three stars because I averaged 4.5 from the feed store with 2 from the apparel side.
The sales people on the apparel side use an extremely high-​pressure approach which is such a turn off. It made our experience looking for boots very stressful, especially when one of them comes up to the one that was currently helping us and gets nasty with him because she said she had already talked to us and he shouldn’t have butted in. It was so awkward and embarrassing.
Like someone else said, the prices are ridiculous… the boots, at least the ones I was looking at were around $ 30 over MSRP [I would like to clarify — by MSRP I am not referring to the price online, which I found out after leaving was exactly $ 100 less, plus tax]. I guess they have to build that commission in for the salespeople to fight over in front of customers. I was so uncomfortable from that & the high pressure in general (they just stand there and stare at you the entire time you’re looking at and trying on boots) I couldn’t even think of making a purchase… when we left the guy was NOT happy. It was just such a bad experience.
Will never go back here, but will go back to the feed store — thank you to the friendly & helpful people over there!

If you’re looking for some western apparel in South Florida, this is your stop! As I walked into the store, I got lost in the jungle of cowboy hats before finding my ultimate destination for boots. They have quite the selection for men & women alike. Their staff was friendly in approaching me when they saw me perusing through the women’s boots. I get it. I probably don’t look like their typical clientele so I could’ve easily been THAT naïve about what I was looking at. Regardless, this is where you need to go if you need to pick up some gear to dress up for line dancing at the Round Up.

This is a great western shop. There are actually two parts to the place, being that the feed store half is right next door. If you’re living on a farm, this one stop shop in the heart of Davie is an essential business to know. If you’re looking for western wear, you will NOT find a better or bigger selection in Broward Co. They have tons of hats, plenty of saddles, and enough boots to keep you trying them on all day long. If you’re looking for nice buckles and bolo ties, this is your spot. The only real drawback is the prices are steep. We bought a hat there that should’ve been 20 – 25 bucks at best for 40 and it was only because there was no where else to find a decent one at. A nice store with a good selection, but high prices bordering on gouging.

This store is just amazing! Coming out of the city to this western area of Davie is like going back in time. As you walk in the door of Grifs — them smell of authentic leather and all things Western is breathtaking! It has an amazing selection of cowboy boots in every size & style plus you can catch some great sales here too. Has a section of Children’s western toys & cute kids clothes. Leather jackets, purses, jeans, tops, hats… you name it, they’ve got it here. Even a nice selection of western/​country décor.

Having trouble finding a camoflaged snuff box holder? Well, this is the place for you.
I come here about once every four years when someone visiting from out of town asks me «where can I buy REAL cowboy boots». This place is THE place to come to for all things equestrian… shoot and dagnab it… they even have a feed store next door. A HUGE selection of cowboy boots, Jean, cowboy hats (talking up to $ 600 a hat here) and belt buckles. A separate back room for tackle and saddles and horsy things and bull riding things I know nothing about. They have «show» clothes for rodeo riders — very flashy plus regular C&W cowgirl and cowboy clothes and some neat boots that I might actually have to take a special trip out there myself to buy only because they remind me of Doc Martins but only a little more feminine. The belt buckles are «intersting» and they have a big selection of Confederate Flag items… They also have some really nice jewelry. and of course… like I mentioned… the camoflaged snuff box holder… don’t leave home without one…