One of only two gift shops in Terminal B at the Tucson International Airport. Desert House Gifts is…read moreyour best bet for a last minute Arizona souvenir as the other store is mainly a PGA Tour golf shop. The store is clean, bright, organized - and best of all, well stocked! On my last few visits- the employees are always friendly, kind and patient. If they see a line forming, they open a second register. Great customer service! Especially if you're in a hurry! Good place to find tshirts, candies, magnets, shot glasses, magazines, even a few Christmas ornaments (even though it's April now.) They just have a lot of different choices. Be warned though - the cheapest "gift candy" I found was still $4.99. It goes up from there. But can you really put a price on the joy of eating Arizona Prickly Pear Candy? Yes, aparhently you can.

I love stopping in this store/gift shop when I'm @ the airport. I did pop in after getting to…read moreTucson & saw a few things that I liked and I had asked the young boy @ the counter what time do they close & was told "when the last flight leaves." This helped me decide to hit this store on my way out of Tucson, back home to grab something I saw that I knew one of my best friend's would like. Plus I had texted her to confirm her favorite color & she hadn't texted me back before I left so I was able to pick the sun catcher up on my flight out of Tucson. I grabbed a couple Tucson stickers for myself & a friend. They have a bunch of snacks & drinks to pick from. Last minute items you may have forgotten for travel, books, souvenirs, Tucson shirts/sweatshirts & AZ gear. They had magnets, key chains & these beautiful hand painted Christmas ornaments. For years they have carried cactus's in a box which I didn't pick up this trip. I did see some cute cactus in a tera cotta pot that was a magnet but they didn't have any price tag on them. I like how they have an option for self-checkout. Just know you have to pay for a bag if you want one. Not sure how much they charged as I just stuffed my goodies in my bag. This is the only store inside the airport for this kind of stuff if your looking for a souvenir, snack, book, electronic, toy, etc.

Such POTENTIAL! On the weekend with the parking lot full of cars from visitors, only one indoor…read moreshop and one outdoor table was available. Empty stalls and closed buildings left it feeling like a ghost town, going out of business, leaving few options. Lost POTENTIAL. The open shop was great. It was small and tight but they have a lot of merchandise, some manufactured and some hand-crafted. The merchandise is beautiful.

I keep going back for the fabulous Indian Tacos, they are just so good! I've also bought gifts…read moreand jewelry , and now an absolutely gorgeous blanket. I'll keep going back, its a beautiful place, and a wonderful place to shop for gifts, usually for myself! Highly recommended!

A great auto museum with volunteers who are passionate about their…read moreexhibit, which is extensive especially when it comes to old Fords. I would recommend it to anyone. Bud A

What an awesome place to visit! The staff were very friendly & really went out of their way to…read morecater to kids. Each of my children were provided a quarter to use for the claw machine & made sure to mention that every kid is a winner. They stood by that by giving my kid multiple tries at winning. My son was able to hop in the dragster & rev the engine. We are Ford people so we really enjoyed how much of the collection was Ford but it was neat to see everything else. Hands down recommend this museum!

Had my coffee cups that I was looking for Great service,…read morevery friendly ! We called the phone number to meet him there

Don't bother. Hours posted are inconsistent. Drove 40 minutes to get here at 11 on a Sunday and…read moregates were locked, and phone calls were sent to voicemail.

Amazing selection of plants. Helpful cashier. Lots of unique cactus and other plants, including…read moretrees. I'll be back!

They put $10 plants into larger pots, oh but wait, they put it in the bottom of the larger pot,…read morebury it with soil. Now it's a $50 plant that has 6 inch depth root bound wad at the bottom. Buyer beware, some crummy buys, wasted time and money for failed plantings not once, not twice, too many times and I've given up. I've planted over 60 and survive and thrive rate is very high for OTHER nursery's plants, not so much for Desert Survivors.