Retail Therapy AZ is located in the Roosevelt row area of Phoenix. I have visited their Tempe…read morebranch store as well. This is a great opportunity to see handmade goods by approximately 50 different vendors. You'll find crochet animals, stickers, clothing, jewelry, edibles, and much more. Staff were friendly and nice. After perusing the goods, I decided on a pair of earrings that I had seen. Naturally, they were on the bottom near the ground. Probably not the best place to display them, but I found them anyway. A fun find. Free street in meter parking in the area.

Cute shop downtown Between the Herberger theater and symphony hall. Great place to grab az gifts or…read morecute jewelry and hats. It hosts multiple vendors with handmade souvenirs

This is a little gift store in Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport. It has a variety of Phoenix or…read moreSouthwestern themed knick knacks, candies, magnets, t-shirts, etc. There is a nice variety here, and there are gifts to appeal to everyone, so it is a perfect place to buy last minute gifts or mementos. Its a little overpriced as could be expected but overall it was a positive experience and I found several last minute Christmas gifts to buy here.

I love finding trinkets and souvenirs from my travels that represent the local culture. Indigenous…read moreseemed like it might be a place to do just that. There are a lot of native American themed items-jewelry, pottery, dream catchers, etc. They are lovely, and reasonably priced, however I noticed that many had tags on them stating that they were made elsewhere. I'm sure they are still representing different tribes, just not necessarily all from Arizona. If you're ok with that, then there is plenty to choose from here.

It's nice to see locally-made hand-crafted items in the Phoenix Skyway Airport Terminal 4. Some of…read morethe merchandise is crafted using ancient techniques. The southwestern pottery, carved fetishes and handmade silver jewelry is lovely. Other merchandise is typical airport souvenirs - mass produced Arizona mugs and locally themed hot sauce. The prices are high but what you'd expect for artisan items in an airport shop. The clerk let patrons look without pressure as he listened to talk radio. It's a great place to pick up a gift if you didn't have time to shop outside the airport.

This is about the Arizona Highways magazine itself, NOT the store. The magazine in itself is great…read more I signed up for a one-year subscription in November, and the check was deposited in December. I got nothing by February so I reached out. They told me i'll get the February issue by the end of the month. I reached out again early March, and they told me they'll send me the March issue. Nothing. I reached out again just now, and they said i should receive the April issue. I talked to 3 different people, and they kept pushing back the first shipment by a month. Who knows if i'll even get the April issue; it seems to me they're saying whatever to make me 'happy', but they're not actually activating my subscription. I'm not sure what's happening in the magazine department. The check was deposited 3 months ago and i'm still waiting for the first magazine. That's not OK.

Arizona Highways is one of those convenient stores for snacks, candy, magazines, electronic…read moreaccessories, clothing apparel, souvenirs, inflatable neck pillows, etc. I always appreciate these types of shops right before your flight home or visiting a new airport.

Located in C Gate within Terminal 4 is this quaint store offering both essentials and cutesy…read moreArizona items. Every shop within the Sky Harbor airport is going to be pricier than outside of the airport, but overall, well-stocked and a decent price point for an airport. Friendly staff and I would return if in this gate, though there isn't much options to shop elsewhere.

This airport convenience store/gift shop was located at the concourse for gates D1-D8 of terminal…read more4. As to be expected, the prices were much higher than what you would expect at any supermarket, grocery store, or even a 7-Eleven. Even after scanning in my Club Avolta code for a little discount, my 20 fluid oz bottle of water was still over $4. Unless you want to drink tap water by bringing your own empty bottle, there's not much you can do when you're at the airport and kind of at their mercy. Purchasing anything was now done through one of the self-checkout registers with an employee there to provide any assistance.

I'll second that it's your average airport gift shop. The ladies at the register were super nice…read morethough, that's a welcomed, other than average change of pace. I snagged a cactus here which is the first time that I've done that at the airport. Yep, I get at least one cactus everytime that I go to Arizona. Actually, I have to tote it through the entire check-in process... not this time. This time I scored it here, after check-in. And the nice clerk lady even packaged it in a carry along box. I will be back and December and guess what? I might even get two.

While stuck killing time a layover my girlfriend and I found this cool little store inside Phoenix…read moreAirport. This store had cool little knickknacks with a Native American spin on them; my girlfriend actually purchased a cross shaped with Turquoise rocks as a present. I should also mention that this store also sold magazines, newspapers, candy, water & a wide range of HOT sauces=) Before we left we loaded up on little snacks for our Hotel room in Cancun which came in quite handy. Airports can really rip you off when it comes to purchasing just about anything but the prices at this place were quite reasonable. If and when I ever find myself at this Airport again I would definitely shop here if I forgot to bring something on my flight from home. If you find yourself in this Airport definitely give this place a once over. I gave this place 5 stars just based on your typical Airport store.

This is a wonderful place to shop, I highly recommend it. Good prices and quality products. The…read moreemployees are there when you need them and the selection is good!

Stopped in this beautiful boutique shop with my wife over Father's Day weekend…read more We met a lovely young lady named Randi who couldn't have been more helpful regarding our one of a kind Native American design purchase along with many questions regarding the surrounding area with restaurants and bars. When visiting Old Town Scottsdale this is a location one should visit for the beautiful Western and Natine American inspired unique offerings! We'll definitely be back again. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

It is a story with a bad ending for the owner. Lovely store within a a great park space at Uptown…read morePlaza. I had a very teeny tiny issue with a $12 product - probably the least expensive item in this Upscale (trying to be Upscale) store. For some reason the cashier called the owner at her home to discuss what to do. WHAT TO DO !!! ???? She was impatient and offered no help - wanted my cc # or whatever for a very unique product . I left with no credit, no refund, ZIP ZILCH. How about "no worries lets get you something else" THE RESPONSE elicits how a customer feels, responds, and maybe reviews on platforms that have a big influence on diners, shoppers etc. The owner called me out on my review saying I was threatening yelling, and scaring the employees. I am 70 and injured with a smashed shoulder, four broken ribs and a brain bleed. The last time I yelled at any employee was probably 1980. And I am harmless - never did that. The owner is a FIRE STARTER and would do better with people if she was an Amazon Warehouse worker and not a front facing small business owner. This is a bad ending and the fire will burn because she is a fire starter. BAD ENDING FOR HER and the fire is going to burn.

You will find Local Nomad in the Uptown Plaza. This is a nice store with handmade goods. They…read morecarry baby goods, cute souvenirs, jewelry and gifts. Staff were welcoming and nice. Shared parking lot.