We were driving past this place and I just knew I had to go in! It was just as crazy and eclectic…read moreas I had envisioned and then some. It was soo much fun walking around and seeing all the thrift and vintage items they had. I would come here all the time if I lived close to really spend time looking around at all they have to offer because this place is huge. They even have a downstairs with more items! I didn't even notice the downstairs, but my guy did. I'm soo glad I checked it out because I found a beautiful vintage metal art piece that was perfect in my guest room! I have been looking for a main art piece to hang up for months and couldn't believe my luck!

I love this antique store! They used to be more east and it was more cramped and parking was worse,…read morenow it's so much better. It's more spread out and cleaner, and the vibes are fantastic. The prices are about average for an antique store. They have great selection but I wish there was more stuff and less furniture just as a personal preference. The people are super sweet and are exactly the kind of people I would want to be friends with. There is a ton of parking in front and in the back. The doors are automatic and there's an elevator and accessible bathroom so the whole building is very accessible. The really designed their new location around being inclusive to everybody and I love seeing that in Arizona. I go here every time I visit Tucson and always look forward to my next trip. Definitely give them some love and check the store out!

Expansive indoor and outdoor space to hangout was a huge plus! Dog friendly patio. Great chill…read moreambiance for getting together with friends or passing thru for a drink. I enjoyed the beers I tried. Yummy stout here! Service was average but the environment put this place over the top :)

This is a very fun taproom! We visited back in February and it was packed as we came on a day when…read morethere was a brewery crawl in town, but service was still great and it wasn't crazy loud as there's tons of areas to sit inside and outside; this is actually one of the largest breweries we've ever been too and it was nice to have so many seating choices. The drinks were great and they make a very good IPA. We didn't stay long as we stopped in before dinner, but we really enjoyed coming here and would 100% stop in again on our next trip to Tucson.

I loved the art so I give two stars instead of one, but my rating is only so low because of the…read morestaff member who made my group feel unwelcome. It's important to note that our group was visibly made up of women of color, and we are all mostly hispanic and indigenous. For the first hour, we encountered staff members and security who just seemed like they were doing their jobs normally. No staring, no following, just observing and moving within their sections. But as we moved into the last section before the gift shop, we encountered a staff member who left a bad taste in our mouths. He was on his phone and ignoring the other (white) people in his section, but as soon as we walked in he stared really intensely at us and immediately stood up. He spent the next 45 minutes following us from room to room, making intense eye contact with us and keeping his arms crossed. If one of us moved out of his line of sight (I moved behind a pillar briefly) he moved quickly to see what we were doing. I understand he was keeping museum property safe, but we were following proper museum etiquette and nothing we were doing warranted that reaction. We kept our voices lowered, moved slowly, didn't get too close to items, etc. People of color are used to being treated with suspicion in many spaces, so I can assure you we know what it looks like when someone is keeping an eye on us. I thought it was in poor taste, though, to treat us, Mexican and indigenous women, like that, especially when we were in an art gallery viewing art by Latin American and indigenous artists. It gives the wrong impression and made us feel unwelcome when we were there to view and celebrate our own art and culture. I'm not writing this out of spite, but hopefully the museum can make sure their staff members do not continue to treat people of color differently than all people should be treated...especially when they display our art.

This museum was much bigger than I expected! Multiple floors of various exhibits spanning art and…read morehistory. There's an impressive collection of Meso American artifacts. There's also a wide range of art from various time period, plus contemporary + modern art. This museum's centennial was in 2025, and there are special pieces at the museum that were donated for the centennial. Don't forget to check out the outdoor sculpture garden! There's also a signpost outside the museum exit that people stick their admission stickers on, if you want to be part of the art. ;) I have some feedback though-- the gift shop does not have any magnets for the museum which was surprising. I also didn't see any postcards that were specific to the museum. They had generic Arizona and Tucson gifts, but the only museum-specific souvenirs my friend and I found were a few stickers.

Was able to schedule service last minute for several manicures and pedicures for a personal party…read moreof 4. That's the good news. The bad news is that the nail tech performing the manicures refused to accept the word NO when told DO NOT CUT MY CUTICLES. Even after repeating this is not the service I want (cut cuticles), the nail tech acted like they were completely inconvenienced at the fact that they had to push cuticles instead of cutting them. Stupid me, i acquiesced and regretted it immediately. Another from the party had a manicure and not only was it extremely painful when the cuticles were being cut, the results were torn up skin around every single finger. Horrible work. Would never recommend, and will never return.

Honestly this place is really great. I moved back to Tucson about 3-4 years ago and nail places…read morehere are really hit and miss. I called and asked if they have any time for a walk in dip. She said yes and I came and I was seated at a nail booth within 10 mins. I ended up wanting cat eye nails. The lady that did them was great. The shape is the best I've gotten from a nail salon in Tucson. When it comes to the cat eyes I don't know if she had a lot of practice with doing them, because at the end it appears she only got one of them to do the cat eye effect. When I went up to pay for the nails the lady that charged me and looked at them and I don't think she charged me for cat eye nails. I still would come back, the vibe was awesome. All the workers were great and everyone was talking. I am definitely coming back

Things change and this store is down sizing. I don't know…read moreif the new area will be enough. We will try again.

I always get to choose the best cards and gifts here. So full of color and variety! Always my first…read morechoice when I need to choose something special and meaningful for a gift.

What a wonderful gallery. Full of something for everyone. Owner is marvelous! Had a great time…read morebrowsing and finding new treasures for our home.

Spectacular! This gem is packed with art from over 100 local artists. The offerings are unique. I…read morewas pleasantly surprised, and inspired by the different mediums presented. Perfect place to spend an hour enjoying the beauty, and to pick up your next gift (even if it's for yourself).

Service is kinda irrelevant here unless you are in the market for custom made furniture....read on…read more. It's a row of really cool shops of arts and antiquities, Southwest inspired furniture and home goods. Great for an afternoon of browsing with a coffee stop at Tooleys Cafe. If looking for custom furniture in a reasonable amount of time buyer beware of certain furniture makers like the Lost Barrio Gallery. This artist, although talented, works on his own schedule with no regards to customer requests. Meaning extremely slow. Rustica is the most amazing store where you will buy something for sure.

Small shopping strip with a variety of shops featuring good from India, Mexico, Arizona, China, and…read moremost points in between. Across the street, Little Little contains the most authentic items from Navajo artisans. The antique store just north is loaded floor to ceiling with to many unique items to mention, but a few are original and only photo of Cochises's son and his wife, military maps and one-off items like the control for the cathedral bells. Different days and hours for the stores, so check ahead.

This place has amazing and sweet staff! Everyone was very helpful. I enjoyed looking at all of…read morethe recipe books, local Tucson art, and food.

Since my first visit to the Art House Centro-- during an exploratory trip preceding my move from…read moreConnecticut to Tucson-- I've kept coming back to the place, as much to browse for fun as to buy anything, and sometimes to savor Mexican food in the restaurant in the courtyard (preferably within view of the turtle pond in its ring of contented-looking mesquite trees). Bright, hard-edged southwestern colors prevail in the shops within, where local artists' works are for sale, and since each shop is a separate business the place is a labyrinth of little rooms, each room giving onto the next, yet more eccentric one before you know it. The merchandise offered, room-to-room, includes not only the artworks but also books, gewgaws and greeting cards; old countercultural records and posters; vintage clothing; wines from Arizona and sodas from Mexico; and distinctive southwestern edibles such as multihued transparent lollipops with spider and scorpion husks inside (great fun for the kids!). I do highly recommend a thorough browse, or even a souvenir-shopping spree, in the Art House Centro to anyone with a few hours in downtown Tucson to spare.

There are independent shops all over Tucson, but nowhere is quite as cozy as Old Town Artisans…read more With history dating back to the 19th century, Old Town further evolved into a quaint marketplace where different vendors- each with their own physical shop, operate under this big space with nice prices. My kid and I weaved in and out of the shops and even one or two eateries. There's a record shop, souvenirs, handmade Tucson products, ceramics, Native items and more. There's even a courtyard where you can lounge a bit and listen to live music. While my kid and I didn't spend too much time in each shop, Old Town A's ambiance is warm and inviting and were greeted by friendly owners eager to share the history about each of their wares.

Old Town Artisans has long been a downtown Tucson treasure. I hadn't ventured out there in a while…read morebut I'm glad I did. I'm loving the new outdoor seating addition. You can enjoy dining inside the courtyard at Jojos, or you can great a pasta or gelato from ceres and dine on the closed street that now offers plenty of seating surrounded by trees and murals. It's a vibe and I can't wait to enjoy it more as the temps go down. Locals and tourists alike wi find a shop they love and certainly something to eat and drink that they'll love.

We did a short walking tour and visited the pop up martini bar of the new upgraded Presidio tonight…read more- it has some beautiful upgrades with new benches, murals, and walking path areas! There's also a great view of the tallest mural in Arizona here!

We love museums and this one is great. It tells a story of Old Tucson. A really good visitor Center.read more