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!

A small outdoor shopping plaza with great red rock views, restaurants, and boutique-style & unique…read morestores. Great place to find souvenirs, caps, tshirts etc. I loved all the different statues & art work as I walked along the strip of shops. Great location & views while enjoying a quick bite & drinks overlooking the surrounding cliffs. There's about 20 small boutiques, galleries, and restaurants, ranging from clothing and jewelry shops to art galleries and specialty stores. You'll find a lot of unique local items, souvenirs, and gifts alongside places to eat like cafés, ice cream/gelato & even wine tasting rooms, and casual restaurants. It's definitely worth stopping by to explore. We grabbed some margaritas at one of the restaurants to relax and enjoy the view.

Shopping at The Shops at Hyatt Piñon Point was very convenient but for me the shopping options were…read morelimited. There is a gallery called Visions Fine Arts and you can buy wine at The Art of Wine. Beyond that there were a three random clothing stores. Each of these stores offered friendly customer service but carried average merchandise that did not ignite a desire to spend money. The best part of this shopping area is the quick service restaurants and the open courtyard with stunning views. Most mornings we stopped by Starbucks and enjoyed a coffee before the complex opened. We also visited the Wildflower Bread Company and enjoy breakfast on their outdoor patio. Both the Starbucks and the Wildflower Bread Company give you a beautiful and clear view of the red rocks. Snoopy Rock is particularly charming.

This is a small outdoor shopping and dining area in midtown Sedona. Plenty of street parking for a…read morefew or they have various lots that are free, just follow the signage. We stopped in to check it out and ended up eating at Sedona Pizza and Pasta Company. The outdoor area has various stores and dining options, gelato and tea shops. Even Rocky Mountain Chocolate Company is here! Definitely a must do if in the area. We will be heading back to do some shopping and check out more restaurants. Also want to visit Trailhead Tea which is right in this area.

4 stars This is a…read morepretty sizable plaza in Uptown Sedona with plenty of mom-n-pop shops selling clothing, souvenirs, and food. The one store that stood out to me was Sedona Divine which sells olive oil and vinegar. They have a tasting bar where you get to sample different vinegars and oil along with an assortment of popcorn and crackers with puttanesca. Would definitely recommend a quick peek in all the stores :)

This is the real touristy area of Sedona where you can shop for souvenirs, book a Jeep or helo Tour…read moreor get a bite to eat. This is the most crowded and gridlocked area depending on time and day of week. Also great views of the Red Rocks looking toward Schnebly Hill.

Refurbished shopping center that used to be an outlet center. Tuesday Morning here is large and…read moreinviting. There is also a Famous Footwear and some nice restaurants. The new hotel next door enhances the neighborhood. The spring Art Shows are nice, but much smaller than earlier ones ten years ago. There is plenty of free parking.

This place kind of sucks. Outlets? Not really. More like small shopping center. Even worse is that…read moremost of the stores are either out of business or just lacking in anything interesting. There are a few of the typical shops: bra/underwear, men's/women's clothing, shoe store and kitchen appliances but beyond that, this place is a bit sad. There is a small tourist stop with a super friendly dude who seems desperate to make a friend. Poor guy probably talks to 1-2 humans only a few times a week. Put that man in sales! The only good shop here was the Gap outlet. Sadly, the store doesn't come up on the Yelp app. Things like this drive me nuts. What's the point of going anywhere if I can't check in! Am I right?!? Despite the shitty stores, the people, shoppers and staff alike were all super friendly. We're definitely not in New York anymore.

Multiple businesses here with all kinds of different options. Good food and great service. It's a…read moregreat place to hang out. Top notch service. The selection is great and food and delicious. We found a great place for dinner and a different place for ice cream. The value of this place is that you have so many options. I'll be back !

This shopping mall is cute. It has a cool vibe with a great local artist gallery. Unfortunately…read moreother than that, not much else to do here. But if you are staying close to this strip mall, definitely stop to see the local artists work.

This is the strangest store I've ever been in. It wasn't what I was expecting…read more When I walked in, I was hoping to buy something, anything, but I couldn't find a single thing I wanted. It wasn't because it was expensive, quite the contrary, since they are an outlet store. They sell clothes, costume jewelry, purses, food and various other gift items. The first thing I noticed was that the store was in complete disarray. There were items strewn all over the place. It was messy. Even if the customers are the cause of the messiness, staff weren't on top of it. The staff I saw, didn't look happy being there. Parking: Plenty of free, shared, strip mall parking.

Nothing really organized or sales related . I use to love Bealls for bargains but for men I don't…read moresee much here.

The store was recommended by the discounted jewelry store, so we decided to check it out. It's much…read morebigger inside, and has a lot of different type of Indian American goods, from jewelry to fur from animal, and pots etc. it's interesting to walk around and figure out different stuff, it sectioned in different rooms and walking around is enjoyable. No one is following you around, so you are totally free! It's nice.

Such a cool place! Lots of stuff to look at like skulls, pelts, crystals, Native American items.read more