Was walking in the area and stopped in. 2 great personalities immediately welcomed us and offered…read moreto write our names in glitter (for free!) I'm hoping this review acts as repayment. Had a good time and will remember this memory. Honestly might as well stop in, where else are you going to find a glitter store.

I attended a class (glitter 101) and was WOW'ed from the beginning to the end. First let me say…read morethat is you are looking for an established company that practices customer service, you need to come here. From starting on time, to getting to know our names via a glitter place card, to making the impossible possible. I saw a lace card that I thought was beautiful, but looked hard. By the end of our class, I made two of those beautiful lace cards, bunch of butterflies and a dragon fly. After the class, we asked about Elements. We were WOW'ed by the elements, bought a few and can't wait to try them. Who knew they were so simple and look so great. We are already planning our next trip. Five stars ladies, what a great day we had. Thank you.

This little but big shop in Cottonwood is reminiscent of the olden days gift shops of Lore. The…read moremoment you walk in the door it's a wall-to-wall, ceiling-to-floor potpourri of assorted and massive amounts of little, quaint and distinctive things. Like a candy or good old days five and dime store! Too many items and varieties to start mentioning, you're gonna purchase something, no matter what you think when entering. Best of luck to owner Michelle Wilson, it must be a blast having to be a buyer for shop!

Same people own this and whiskey wine what not shop all three of the stores here are owned by the…read moresame people. If you cross check their prices I am sure you will see how outrageous the mark up is on their products. I wouldn't buy anything from these people they are rude, greedy and demeaning to their employees. Buyer beware

First off the place was super dirty, no big deal though. It is like a pawn shop atmosphere. The…read morebig guy working the counter though, he just stunk, like haven't showered for days. I don't know who the owner is, be he needs to make hygiene a job requirement. I know it's hard to find good employees in this town, but take the time. Also the guy got really offended when I called him out on a knock off knife. Maybe he didn't know, another reason to hire better employees or train them better. I would definitely not recommend this place. Anything there you can buy for at least half the price online. But if you can stand the smell and want to help out a local business, I recommend this place. To each their own.

From the owner: our little shop is hard to find but worth the quest, come browse our grand selection of one of a…read morekind Knives, Swords, Renaissance Armor & Chainmail & Helmets. Discover the ancient weapons of the Samurai, Katana Wakizashi, Tanto & Tai-Chi. The ladies will enjoy our selection of Leathers ,Lingerie , Jewelry ,Belly Dancing, Figurines , Crystals ,Steel and Copper Unique Art. Something for everyone at affordable prices. our musical memorabilia will delight you. Stop by and spend some time with us today.

The Blazing Owl is a store inside of a mercantile that sells amazing soaps and lotions. All of the…read morescents are wonderful that it was hard not to pick up one of each. Prices for the body butter and soap bar is very reasonable for hand made products.

Super convenient for our Sedona trip to pick up knick knacks that we forgot. They had so many self…read morecheck out that it was an easy in and out. Please come and create your own adventure.

This Walmart is now selling chilled chicken that isn't fully cooked! When we confronted an elderly…read morewoman about it she threw a temper tantrum and insisted it was being fully cooked and refused to get a manager, but it's absolutely not. There was some blood this time! I took all the chicken off down to the bone to see just how bad it was. I called the corporate office and filed a complaint because it had to be thrown away and I'm not a fan of wasting food or money. Now we'll have to stop somewhere else for food since it's not safe to eat.

Lovely sewing classes and instructors, wide variety of quality fabrics and supplies tooread more

The the service around servicing sewing machines, I took my sewing machine there three times paid…read more$150 each time and my machine doesn't work. This has happened over the last three years. Most recently I found a new place, I had to drive to Flagstaff, and they are excellent. I am so happy to have found a new place. Quilters Quarters did not give any consideration to me of the amount of money that I had paid, and the amount of times I had brought the machine in. Every time I called, the answer was the same. The charge is $150. I would definitely find another place if you're just starting to look.

Excellent selection! Before coming here, I checked out several galleries and shops and didn't find…read moreanything I liked. The front of the store had unique clothes and accessories while a room in the back contained antiques. BB's had an awesome selection of stainless steel rings for only $20 each! I feel like stainless steel rings are pretty rare (even though it's one of the more practical options) so I was really excited. I found a ring I totally love. Additionally, I found a little ceramic leaf tray (that I've actually been looking for) in the antique section. It was "made in occupied Japan" which doesn't make it rare or valuable as far as antiques go but it's still pretty neat. Friendly service. Highly recommended!

This woman needs to reevaluate how she treats people who may look different than her. I could…read moreprobably buy her whole store, yet treated me and my family as if we were going to steal.

If you're serious about coffee, Desert Grave Artisan Espresso is a must-stop in Jerome. Tucked down…read morethe stairs just off the main road, this little espresso bar delivers beautifully crafted manual-pressed espresso drinks, thoughtfully balanced house-made syrups, and quality teas -- every cup clearly made with intention. Owner Ezra truly treats coffee as an art form. You can see the pride he takes in every detail, from extraction to presentation -- and even in the music that sets the vibe. It's the kind of place where craft, flavor, and atmosphere all work together. The experience is elevated even more by the ceramic work of local artist Jeneisha Anderson displayed alongside the coffee cart. Add in the incredible view, seating, Wi-Fi, restrooms, and a pet- and family-friendly atmosphere, and you've got a hidden gem that feels both curated and welcoming.

Deliciously crafted drinks in a super cozy atmosphere with iconic views make this place a…read moremust-visit. We were staying in Clarkdale and drove 20 minutes out of our way the next day just to experience this gem a second time. The ambiance is amazing. It was the best mind of the week!