Very nice store with very nice inventory. Purchased some metal outdoor items that were unique from…read moreother stores in Jerome. The person behind the counter was pleasant answering my question to our satisfaction. I'd return again if in the area.

While on a surprise trip sponsored by my children they took me to Jerome. The shop had quite a…read moreselection of unique items. The woman who assisted me was very friendly.

Amazing service amazing cigars. What a luxury to have a place like this to call home, I love…read morecigars, and the finer things in life, and this place has all of the above.

In Cottonwood, you have to come. This is a fantastic beauty lounge. Not large selection but a good…read moreselection. Watching the game and having a cigar.

Cara made my wedding so special with her artistry. This picture of my bouquet, says it all. She was…read moreso affordable and worked within our budget. I can't wait to see what beauty she brings to our outdoor reception next May.

Such a charming shop! Spoke with the owner who is super…read morehelpful in finding the perfect plant for my apartment! Also picked up one of their handmade soaps (smells amazing). Cute gift selection! The front desk person was super kind, and the pup, Moon, is one of the reasons I am coming back !

I love this company! They are the only candles we buy. Excellent service, great unusual fragrances…read more And they last forever so super value. They come in classy containers.

From the owner: Candles made with the finest ingredients, bold fragrances and stylish vessels. Wax 5th Ave is an…read moreoasis of crackling, wood wick candles with pleasing scents ranging from subtle to adventurous. Free shipping over $75!

Very cool stuff in a tiny corner of Jerome just as you enter the business circle. Easy to miss…read more Look for the neat bee sign. Owner was very helpful explaing crystals and other things. Just came to get some sage to purify my new house but left with other stuff like crystals and incense. I think everyone should do that for any new house or rental. I'm Christian but believe Native Americans knew what they were doing with sage. No harm getting rid of evil spirits right?!! Hope the business does well so she can expand. Good luck Queen bee!!

From the owner: Queen Bee Crystals has a variety of crystals, gemstones, jewelry, local art and other curios and…read moregifts.

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!

Found this pop up shop at Ft Verde fair and immediately was surprised at variety and prices of home…read moremade goat products. Owner, Nancy was a one woman show with a great display of creams,lotions, soaps etc in a variety of fragrances which none were too overpowering. Body lotion: I got a 4 oz tub ($8) Eucalyptus for bug repellant and it seems to work, but the creaminess and fragrance is top notch! Have not yet tried goat bar ($5) Gift bags: $12 4 oz lotion & goat bar milk soap in pretty gift bag Regret: I did not buy more! If in Cornville area, or maybe needing a scenic drive, hit her up as you'll not be disappointed and her prices beat others! Nancy is happy to tell you her story of how she got into this boutique business and is quite entertaining

Super sweet employees, greeted me right as I walked in and made conversation at checkout. Would…read moredefinitely come back if I lived in the area.

I would like to share a traumatizing and embarrasing experience due to one associate at the 1100…read moreAZ-260 Ste D-3, Cottonwood, AZ 86326 location. I came to this Sally Beauty location to get haircare products like I do back home at a Chicago location. I came in; asked questions about a hair mask; and purchased my items. I left the store and went to Fry's (which is in the same plaza) to buy groceries with my friends. Some minutes after, THREE policemen approached me INSIDE the grocery store indicating that it was reported I stole a 3 dollar facemask from Sally. The latter happening in the middle of the grocery store with people all around which made it EXTREMELY embarrassing. I explained to one of the officers that I did not purchase a facemask and opened my Sally bag showing my items - a container of Cantu conditioner and a coconut hairmask. The same policeman asked if I had a receipt. I stated I did not. He asked why not and I responded that I did not ask for one - which is a common occurrence in retail. He requested for me to go back to the store to clear the whole issue, which I agreed. At that moment, as a minority - I am Caribbean Afro-Latino -, I was extremely anxious and feared for my life because of the country's current political climate. I would appreciate for whoever is reading this to imagine what it would be like to think that you were about to be arrested or even worse, be killed, on the day of your birthday due to a wrongful accusation of stealing a 3 dollar facemask. We got to the store and I was immediately accused by the associate of stealing a 3 dollar facemask. I informed her that there was a misunderstanding and showed her my bag with the items I purchased. She stated to have seen me grab the 3 dollar mask and put it in my bag when I walked to another part of the store. She went on and reported to have been able to see the facemask in my bag when I left the store. I do not recall the associate's name, but I can describe her. She had fair skin, framed glasses, multi-color bangs, and brown hair. She was working the same shift as another associate who had black and green hair. The associate that accused me checked out my friend's items on Register 2 (which is the receipt information provided). I attempted to find her actual name on my friend's receipt, but was unable to find it. I spoke with friends of mine who work in retail and they informed me that an employee is to approach an individual suspected of stealing - unless Sally has a different policy. After she finished with her blatant accusation and me attempting to explain it was a mistake, one of the officers asked her what she wanted to do. She stated that there was nothing that could be done, but kept indicating to want the item back. I offered to pay for the missing item in question to clear the issue. She indicated that it could not be done because "it would throw the inventory off." I consulted with friends of mine who are managers in retail and they stated that unless Sally has a different policy in inventory management, the inventory can be manually adjusted. I suggested to look at the security cameras together to proof my innocence. She interrupted me before I finished my sentence stating, "I don't have access to those." All solutions I was suggesting, she kept shutting them down. The officer ended up suggesting to not come back to the store. This was one of the worst experiences in my life and even when asked to never come back to this location, I already have scratch out Arizona as a travel destination and will be informing my family and friends about this disturbingly traumatic experience. The whole sole reason I wanted to visit Sedona was to heal from these types of experiences that are deeply hurtful.