Pretty nice gift shop located inside Arizona Grand Resort. Plenty of nice items to buy if your…read morelooking to buy a souvenir for a friend or loved one to take back home with you. I bought myself a Christmas ornament to remind me of Arizona. I got myself and my brother a dream catcher here as well. Place also has a coffee shop, so I you want some fresh coffee and are staying in the resort, you can come here. I took one star off because I noticed there were a good number of items in their toiletries section that were out of stock throughout the week I was there. You should have them stocked in case your guest needs them.

It's located inside the resort. They have a lot of cute items. Their shirts only go up to size XXL…read moreso if you're plus sized, you won't have any luck. Just a warning: Everything is pretty expensive. It's extremely nice and smelled really good.

A nice gift store open to the public. No admission necessary. It is ocean themed items. Otters,…read moresharks, Nemo, whales, fish, octopus, coral etc. prices are low, moderate to high. Staff are very welcoming. They will help you find sizes and colors for their clothing. Shared parking lot and WiFi.

Loved this cute shop after exploring the Odysea aquarium. You can enter from outside if not…read morevisiting the aquarium or you will come to it when you are finished viewing the aquarium. Prices seem reasonable for a gift shop, and some very cute items that were very tempting. We purchased a few items for my niece who turned one, and the staff was very friendly. Definitely return when visiting Odysea next.

Cute store located in a small alley on Main Street Mesa, AZ. Quite a few funny plaques that will…read moremake you smile and laugh. Find the perfect gift for the hard to buy person. Nice shop keeper. Free street parking.

I recently wandered into Just Because Gift Shop in downtown Mesa and ended up finding a little…read moretreasure trove. The moment I stepped in I loved the cozy, curated vibe, shelves filled with clever little gifts, stylish home décor, fragrant candles and fun seasonal pieces. The staff greeted me easily and gave helpful recommendations when I asked for 'something nice but not over the top'. I walked out with a beautiful accent piece for my space and a quirky little gift for a friend. If you're looking for a local boutique with personality and thoughtful options, Just Because Gift Shop is absolutely worth a stop.

Did a night tour with a friend. This house, its story and the treasures it houses were colorful and…read morefascinating. I don't want to give anything away that my photos didn't already reveal. You owe it to yourself to do a tour. The gift shop/cottage houses more of the properties treasures: lavender inspired home, bath, and body products. I'm coming back to take a soap making class.

I've always assumed a celebrity once lived here, but it turns out that's far from the truth. The…read morereal history was nothing like I expected. I won't give it away--you'll have to go on the tour yourself. Upon arrival, there's free parking on the premises in a designated grassy area. John was a great tour guide--nice, informative, and absolutely hilarious! There were a few places we couldn't see that I personally would've loved to explore, such as the hidden rooms behind the doors and the son's room upstairs. Due to time, those areas weren't included, which was a bit of a bummer. Overall, though, the tour was enjoyable. Since the place was built in the '80s, there aren't really any ghost stories--probably because in the '80s the only ghosts people talked about were the Ghostbusters. The property definitely needs a bit of love. The carpets need cleaning, and the whole place could use a refresh to bring back that '80s charm instead of feeling more like the '50s. I did love the artwork throughout, especially the stair rails, doors, and mural. A small on-site café or coffee spot would be amazing--there's so much potential here to elevate the experience, especially if they plan to maintain it as historic grounds. They no longer host weddings here, which is disappointing since I remember driving by years ago and seeing celebrations happening on the property. Overall, the tour is worth the price and definitely something to check out for yourself. Drink your coffee before you go! And remember: don't touch anything on the tour. It's always embarrassing when the guide has to remind everyone because of that one person who just can't follow the rules. Sheesh! Why is there always that one human?‍ The kitchen was definitely a 80s kitchen. In any case, I recommend checking it out if you're a history buff or just simply need something to do. Tours are held on the weekends in 3 sessions... check their site and get your tickets online. (Subject to change) Tell John that you heard it here! Btw... There's a cute gift shop on premises that sells lavender soaps and trinkets. They also sell sugar cookies and soda No coffee on the premises at all!

Souvenir time! Had time to kill, so I stretched my legs and meandered about. Stumbled into here and…read morefound a great little shop that had everything that reeked of Arizona. Cactus?! Mexican pottery?! Turquoise?! All here for the taking! I really enjoy the fine art of Day of the Dead art, those little boxes of skeletons dressed up and pretending to be live real lives. Very entertaining.

Dumb me arrived 3 hours early thinking I was going to miss my flight back to California. Instead of…read moresitting in the crowded South West terminal for 3 hours, I went shopping (typical women). I walked around Terminal 4 and every store was basically the same thing; overpriced gifts. But Pueblo Spirit caught my eye. A whole table of Dia De Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) artwork! I love Day of the Dead art. As I walked in, I took a deep breath and touched each and every painted artwork. So pretty and well made. The sales rep said hello to me and informed me about the artwork. As I checked each price tag, I gasped with happiness. Everything was reasonably priced. The remaining of the store is American Indian artwork, books, photos, jewelry, toys, clothing, trinkets and more. Plus a little mix of Mexican American pieces. But I give Pueblo Spirit 2 thumbs up for the DOTD stuff. As I was getting on to my flight, I held on to my purchase like it was gold. I have never found a place where such well made DOTD artwork was sold (online vendors usually charge an arm and leg). The skull and crucifix hang beautifully in my living room currently.

Blue Nugget is a giftshop located in Goldfield Ghost Town. More than jewelry, Blue Nugget is a…read moregoldmine if looking for fossils. (All pun intended. ) Pieces range in size from a fingernail to clusters over a foot tall. Most fossils are of smaller organisms. No dinosaurs bones here. Fossils are located in the jewelry counter, and around the store. Blue Nugget also has the largest selection of Native American jewelry in Goldfield Ghost Town. Multiple cases of jewelry, along with pieces hanging on the walls. It is an impressive selection. Employees are ready to not just sell jewelry but also give background information about the artist. Dream catchers found here are not limited to the standard design. Many have unique center patterns. Blue Nugget has their share of touristy items as well. They try to stay on brand with those being Southwest and South American themed products. A good portion of the items for children are touristy. A selection of prickly pear and spicy foods, mugs, shirts, small polished rocks/geodes, books, and mass produced jewelry. The list goes on. Commercially made jewelry is displayed seperate from the handmade pieces. This store is well stocked with merchandise. Items are thoughtfully arranged to maximize the space. Shelving matches the old west building they are housed. Historic look and the plethora of products are decor all on their own. When it comes to prices, for the most part, Blue Nugget has the other stores beat. Some of the best prices for a giftshop. Signs declaring this fact are not wrong. I wasn't expecting a giftshop in the ghost town to have such non tourist items. This giftshop could hold it's own outside of a tourist attraction. Blue Nugget is a great resource for gifts. There is no fee to park or enter the ghost town. Especially if looking for fossils or Native American jewelry, I recommend paying a visit to Blue Nugget.

If I could give this 0 stars, I would. The customer service was unacceptable. I am pregnant and was…read morevisiting with my well-behaved toddler, and I left the store in tears after what had otherwise been a great morning due to the employee's behavior and rude remarks.

Not to be confused with the main shopping mall these are the "annex" shops on Market St. This…read moreshopping center has gone through a few changes and many stores that used to house names like Big Lots and Bed Bath and Beyond, and Painted Tree remain closed or converted into a Spirit Halloween which is even spookier (pun intended). The Ulta Beauty, Marshalls, Ross and my fav DaBoba boba shop still make this a mainstay for me for one stop shopping and finding good deals!

San Tan Village The first thing anyone would…read morenotice about San Tan Village is that it's all outdoors. An easy way to look at the villages layout would be like picturing 5 outdoor strip malls that got put together in a "village" form. San Tan Village looks a lot like it came straight out of Europe with the way its decorated and set up. It has cobble stone streets, a few grand fountains, old fashioned clocks, and trees all over the place. All this takes the shoppers experience back to the original source of shopping. With all the décor, the village seems like it holds a lot of class to its name, on top of all the stores it has. It gives the American shopper the feeling of- "I'm cool, I'm in pretend London right now", which holds the possibility of them wanting to spend a lot more money. Even though the village is outside don't let the elements scare you off. they have all their sidewalks shaded, with misters above that give the shade the extra few cooler degrees. San Tan Village was recently built a few years back. However I still consider it brand new, compared to any other mall in Arizona. Since the village is new it is really nice and clean. You can tell that the village staff does a really good job at maintaining it, and keeping it from getting run down, and keeping its presentable status. Since the mall is nice this will bring in more customers. One thing I noticed when I was observing the mall, was there was a lot of diversity there. Usually when you think of "mall" you think of "fast times at ridgemont high mall", with nothing but teenagers there. That's not the case for the village. There are people of all ages going there to have fun. I noticed a lot of parents with their kids, a lot of teenagers, and a lot of middle schoolers whose parents dropped them off. Since there is a lot of underage kids there, that means their parents feel it is safe enough for them to walk around without parental supervision. The kids also know it is a really nice place and they have to behave themselves while they're in there. I also think it is a very family orientated place as well. There are Candy stores, restaurants, and they even have a jungle gym for the kids to play on. It's a place where everyone in the family can go to have fun. This mall truly stands out of all the other malls in Arizona. San Tan Village has a plentiful amount of stores to choose from as well. It seems like they have three of every type of store there. Whether it be a Jewelry store, clothing store, sports store, or even a restaurant, you have lots to choose from. One store that is pretty popular is the "Buckle". I really like the Buckle because the employees there work off of commission, so they have to sell a quota of clothes and will be very willing and persistent helping you pick out what you need. Its clothes are a little expensive but they are high class modern mixed. Another store that is similar to the Buckle, is called "American Eagle". American Eagle isn't as upscale as the Buckle, but it certainly isn't that far behind. The service at American Eagle is really good, and they have a lot of products for you to choose from. Another clothing store San Tan village has is called "Aeropostal". Aeropostal isn't as nice as the other two clothing stores, but it isn't bad. It is more for middle school, high school kids. Since the village has multiple stores to choose from, if one store doesn't have what you're looking for another might. The village holds a few restaurants on it, and if it doesn't have the one you were looking for, there are a few close by. That is probably one of the best things about the village, its location. Its located right off of the freeway, so there are a lot of other shopping centers and restaurants around the village. Shoppers could realistically go to the village to get something and know they won't have to drive very far to another close by store to get what they were looking for. Overall the village is a really nice establishment, and I know I personally will continue to be a loyal customer to them. That is at least till it gets run down, or shuts down, which probably won't happen any time soon.

Great local shop- super fresh ingredients food-wise. I would also definitely come back to purchase…read moregifts for loved ones here.. or maybe myself. Mostly artist created products and lots of healthy plants