Esteban's is located in the Tlaquepaque Art and Shopping Village. If you are looking for cups,…read moremugs and dishes hand made of clay, Esteban's is the place to visit. You will find all types of dishware and mugs in the store. All are crafted with love and care by different artists. Shared parking outside.

I also experienced the rude woman working at the store. I had planned to buy some items but chose…read moreto leave and spend my money elsewhere.

The staff was super friendly! Wow! I would come back here just to see him! The best selection of…read moreitems by far and the quality of items was great. More on the expensive side for items but it's fitting for the rest of the area and their prices. I got the best Palo Santo spray!

One of my favorite activities to do while on vacation is discovering new shops to buy things I…read morewouldn't find anywhere else. Earthbound Trading Company is one of those discoveries. ETC has many interesting clothing and one of a kind items that are almost impossible to resist from buying. On my recent visit, I found a really cool shirt, hoodie, and pants that screamed " buy me." When I looked at the price tag and realized what a fantastic deal it is--I said "yes." I kept looking around and saw many things I wanted to buy. But my budget was already stretched so I resisted and jogged down some mental notes to remind me for my next trip to ETC. There is free public parking nearby and plenty of food spots to replenish for the next shopping adventure.

Tlaquepaque Art & Shopping Village is one of the premier spots for shopping and eating in Sedona…read more Parking can be crowded so I advise arriving when the stores open. We arrived about an hour after opening and had to circle twice before finding a place to park. There are many art galleries, restaurants and unique businesses located here to keep you busy. Store owners are friendly and engaging. .

Great vibe in a perfect authentic setting. Fountains, statues and sculptures were throughout the…read morevillage. Live musicians performing in the common areas. Lots of shops to visit from simple art to elaborate high end bronze statues. Worth the stroll with the family. Parking is free and there are plenty of restaurants in the village to pick from. Make it an afternoon!

Fantastic store. There is a little bit of everything for everyone here. The store owners are very…read morefriendly and engaging. We had a nice discussion with them.

Nice helpful people. The merchandise is very unique. They have a lot of southwest and Hispanic…read moreitems from furniture to wall art, rugs and lighting for most budgets. A must stop!

This place seems so great and I was really excited to buy lots of fun things- a $75 mirror,…read moreornament, earrings, a print, cactus nail file, probably more because I love turquoise and colors...but I sat down on a bench by a koi pond for a minute (ironically, to check in on yelp and see why so many one star reviews for a place full of good stuff). An employee who I now also assume is Eva from other reviews came outside and told me she was locking that door so I had to come inside. The mirror I really wanted was outside of that door though and I was confused because it was close to 5 but they close at 5:30 pm. I asked her if she could wait to lock the door but no- they close some sections earlier and apparently that couldn't wait. I left without buying any of the things and will spend my money somewhere that people don't chase me out. I have worked in customer service and in a tourist place and it often sucks. I didn't and don't expect smiles and friendliness, but at a bare minimum need to not be locked out of the area of a store 30 minutes before closing. There are a number of signs indicating it's easy to transgress their rules and get yelled at or ejected...so weird how very unfriendly the people at a shop with so many great things could be. Ps don't even think about trying to use the restroom if not a paying customer- you have to buy something and then the other lady will grudgingly hand over some toilet paper. Dang! I went in so happy and left so annoyed.

This is a must see stop that has random indoor and outdoor rooms full of really cool things. Lots…read moreof pottery, artifects, jewerly, hats, crystals, Native American stuff, etc. Plenty of key chains, magnets, and fun things. I found the prices to be really reasonable verses prices up the road. I picked up a few trinckets and a walking stick to bring home. Employees are friendly

Absolutely delicious Chai. We ordered a traditional with no sugar and a couple of dirty. If I…read morelived here, I would have one every day! Space is also very near to explore. Please come and create your own adventure.

This was such a unique, lively and colorful place! It fully showcased Pakistani culture and I loved…read moreit. I felt like I was transported to Pakistan the moment I stepped into The Chai Spot. Aside from the tea, they also sold all kinds of goodies--from traditional dresses to books to little trinkets--which I later found out that 70% of the products they sold here were handmade by their rural women & men. There was just so much to explore that my eyes and my heart were full and I haven't even had their teas yet. Another couple of things I found out later on while I indulged myself in more chai than I probably should have and scrolled through their website: (1) half of their profit goes to support women and children in Pakistan, and (2) this place is a "social-enterprise dedicated to peace-building and socio-economic empowerment of women and children in Pakistan." With that, truly, my heart and my belly could not be fuller and I'm so glad I made a point to visit this place at Tlaquepaque! There were some tables and chairs, as well as area rugs where groups sat crisscross applesauce, outside the store on the terrace since they're located on the second floor. They also had a few of these super charming balconies you can hang out and sip your drink at. If you're not in a rush, I think staying and having your tea there completes the whole experience. What we tried: Butter Chai - 5/5 Traditional Cardamom -4/5 Iced Black - 4/5 From the three drinks we got, my ultimate favorite was the Butter Chai. Apparently, they don't consider this as their best seller, but I have seen so many people rave about this particular drink and I couldn't be happier that I went for it. It was the perfect symphony of sweet and creamy with the spices not being too overwhelming. I didn't know that it came with some toppings of crushed pistachios too, but they make sure to ask if you're okay with that when you order. Overall, this one's quite a special place. If you get a chance to stroll around the Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village, I highly recommend you stop by here!

Super cool store. The owner is very friendly and has style by…read moreEvidence of the quality of clothing and furniture!

The new owner sprays her clothes with some fragrance that she loves but doesn't come off the…read moreclothing after several washes. I think it's a liability risk. Fragrance is VERY personal. I don't recommend buying their clothes. My neighbor even complained about it to me.

A unique artisan kitchenware shop right in the heart of Tlaquepaque. Prices are comparable to…read moreWilliams Sonoma or Sur La Table but the offerings are much more artistic and curated. They have an impressive selection of knives, pots and pans and seasonal plates and cups. Staff is very warm and welcoming and willing to answer any and all questions.

You can find very nice and useful things when browsing around the store and get help from very nice…read morepeople at the store.