We order for pickup strictly. They are efficient and fairly quick at this location. Saves time…read morewalking through a gigantic store.

Price, qty, availability & location. Covered parking duped w solar panels- genius! Nice people-…read moreclean store. Flagstaff AZ.

This place kind of sucks. Outlets? Not really. More like small shopping center. Even worse is that…read moremost of the stores are either out of business or just lacking in anything interesting. There are a few of the typical shops: bra/underwear, men's/women's clothing, shoe store and kitchen appliances but beyond that, this place is a bit sad. There is a small tourist stop with a super friendly dude who seems desperate to make a friend. Poor guy probably talks to 1-2 humans only a few times a week. Put that man in sales! The only good shop here was the Gap outlet. Sadly, the store doesn't come up on the Yelp app. Things like this drive me nuts. What's the point of going anywhere if I can't check in! Am I right?!? Despite the shitty stores, the people, shoppers and staff alike were all super friendly. We're definitely not in New York anymore.

Most of the Outlet stores are CLOSED. I stopped here because…read morethere was an "Art Show" and several open tent type stalls when I passed. The art show consisted of a lot of native American handicrafts, pottery, jewelry, fabric hangings, several gem and mineral pieces (think turquoise and other crystals) Sedona is supposedly some type of center of energy, according to New Agers. Also several original paintings and photographs. I purchased a Ritulite quartz gemstone from one vendor (Laura Adler) because it was very unusual. Laura very kindly threw in a stainless steel necklace! I also purchased two original Photographic Prints from Brent Cox. Read more about his work here: http://www.wmicentral.com/community_beat/local_entertainment/brent-cox-specializes-in-photography-of-light/article_37fd86ca-1204-5331-9c99-a9d8a1455b9a.html

Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village is one of Sedona's most enchanting spots! It is designed to…read morelook like a traditional Mexican village; where art, culture, and community come together. The cobblestone paths, stucco walls, archways, vine-covered courtyards, bubbling fountains, beautiful Spanish-inspired architecture and locally owned art galleries adds to its charm! With 50+ shops, galleries, restaurants, cafés, boutiques, and local artisan stores, it's the perfect way to spend the day.

Very cool shopping village in the heart of Sedona. A lot of the shops here are small businesses or…read moresmall chains, so you get a ton of unique items to shop for. We also visited a couple of restaurants here during our trip; good variety of food options at differing price ranges too. Overall, great time HOWEVER, parking was a nightmare both times we visited (once on a weekday night, and again on a weekday afternoon).

A small outdoor shopping plaza with great red rock views, restaurants, and boutique-style & unique…read morestores. Great place to find souvenirs, caps, tshirts etc. I loved all the different statues & art work as I walked along the strip of shops. Great location & views while enjoying a quick bite & drinks overlooking the surrounding cliffs. There's about 20 small boutiques, galleries, and restaurants, ranging from clothing and jewelry shops to art galleries and specialty stores. You'll find a lot of unique local items, souvenirs, and gifts alongside places to eat like cafés, ice cream/gelato & even wine tasting rooms, and casual restaurants. It's definitely worth stopping by to explore. We grabbed some margaritas at one of the restaurants to relax and enjoy the view.

Shopping at The Shops at Hyatt Piñon Point was very convenient but for me the shopping options were…read morelimited. There is a gallery called Visions Fine Arts and you can buy wine at The Art of Wine. Beyond that there were a three random clothing stores. Each of these stores offered friendly customer service but carried average merchandise that did not ignite a desire to spend money. The best part of this shopping area is the quick service restaurants and the open courtyard with stunning views. Most mornings we stopped by Starbucks and enjoyed a coffee before the complex opened. We also visited the Wildflower Bread Company and enjoy breakfast on their outdoor patio. Both the Starbucks and the Wildflower Bread Company give you a beautiful and clear view of the red rocks. Snoopy Rock is particularly charming.

It was actually a beautiful mall. But I don't think my opinion counts too much because we're not…read morefrom Flag, but everything seemed really clean and there wasn't anything concerning going on so that's a plus. COULD have a bigger food court, though!

This is the only mall in Flagstaff. It has been around since the 1970s and has Dillard's, JCPenney…read moreand Hobby Lobby as its anchor stores. I have been here a couple of times. It is not very large but has most of the basic stores that you usually see in a mall. There are not very many choices for food either. They do have a Vans store which makes me happy. One nice thing is that parking lot always has plenty of spots available.

Had an unexpected overnight stay in Flagstaff and while getting our new tires on our vehicle, we…read morewalked over to target which was just a couple of blocks away. The store was super neat and clean, and we were able to find some fresh, cozy, inexpensive clothes for our unexpected stay.

Nice Target, very friendly employees. Most said hi, one guy with no name badge took us precisely…read morewhere we needed to find our item. Always a great value, most items stocked completely.

When you're in Sedona, you definitely want to find a place where you can enjoy the scenery while…read moreyou are having lunch or dinner. I wanted to eat in the restaurant with a view and came to Sinagua Plaza. Drove to the back side where the parking garage is located. Parked on the second level where I found space. The driveway is tight, and the garage ceiling is low, so make sure you have enough clearance. This Plaza has many different types of shops, and restaurants. There are some benches and chairs for seating on the side. Stores are closing 8:30pm, so if you arrive late, you won't be able to get anything! Restaurant has amazing food with a great view of the mountains. You can enjoy the view from the 2nd level of the parking lot, but not from the lower level of course. Coming out from the garage is also very tight! Self parking is free! There is valet parking on the lower level but I don't know if it's for a fee or if it's free as well. I found this place convenient and valuable for me.

The owner of this property. Kicked someone off of private property and lied to police officers…read more This will cost the taxpayers of this city over 1 million dollars. Be sure to thank them for wasting your tax payer dollars!

Horrible. The crew of this store believe that customers are a bother. The shelves are "always"…read morepoorly stocked. The isles are very frequently blocked. While stocking, the shelves, the crew blocks access to the customers, closing entire sections of the store. It appears that DG doesn't have any supervisory staff to check up on their stores.

I'm not sure if the owner of this DG ever goes there, but for the past few weeks they have a sign…read moreno refrigeration, the refrigerator section is empty the shelves are 1/2 empty but the worst is the very RUDE guy I always see there & I am not the only one who goes there that says the same thing. So even though it's a little out if the way there's another DG down the road!

A real Old Town. Not a fake or cheesy version because it's a genuinely active and bustling part of…read moretown. Flagstaffians are EXTREMELY FRIENDLY. Much of the architecture was reminiscent of Louisiana. Great spots to kick back and savour.

We came across this really fun spot in Flagstaff. You can shop for clothes, grab coffee, have some…read moredessert, and even get barbecue. Feels like it's mostly for college students to hang out. When you walk in, there are shops for clothes, coffee, and desserts. Then downstairs, there's the Basement Marketplace with more clothes, accessories, and a BBQ place. We wanted to try the barbecue, but they didn't have beef brisket, so we didn't. Overall, it seems like a cool, lively spot for students to hang out and shop, definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

This is great place to shop local and keep things safe while you traverse this outdoor mall. There…read moreis a diverse collection of shops and loads of great places to eat. This is definitely a one stop place to shop. Aspen Place has a great ski town vibe and comes to life during the holidays with an amazing Christmas tree in the center surrounded by a huge fireplace. It hosts a great little bar and nearby Whole Foods. The only downside to this place is that it is impossible to find parking. Pro tip there is a little know covered parking place for those rainy/snowy days. Take your shopping list and knock it out all in one day.

Drove through on the tour of what's new in Flagstaff. Aspen Place is like Flagstaff's version of a…read moremini Kierland Commons. Definitely not filled to capacity and looks like a few places didn't make it, but to have a Coldwater Creek or Wildflower Bread Co is kind of a big deal. New Frontiers (natural foods grocery store) relocated here as well. Nice potential. Taken from their website: A combined retail and residential project situated on nearly 40 acres in the heart of Flagstaff, Arizona, Aspen Place at The Sawmill brings casual sophistication and urban lifestyle to a higher elevation. Named in honor of the Stone Forest Sawmill that once occupied the area, Aspen Place at The Sawmill is transforming Flagstaff's industrial downtown corridor into a picturesque place to live, work and play. "Casual sophistication?" "Urban lifestyle?" Flagstaff? Really? What they don't tell you is the old sawmill is now the new jail. In any case, good for Flagstaff. I'm happy for any business that can actually get in there. Funny how the majority of people that block any kind of residential or business development there are all relative newcomers to the area. I guess once they moved in, they think the door should slam shut behind them. Five stars for marketing and effort, three stars for current occupancy based on Flagstaff's overall retail experience.