I've only been able to walk by this place, but I always enjoy their displays...they add so much to…read moreArizona just with their presence and appreciation of art! I take moments to admire things every time that I pass; I only wish they had more natural skulls. Believe it or not, we visited Arizona many years before we moved here, and The Happy Suguaro played a key factor in deciding to move here; it just captured the spirit and magic of the land so well. So, never think that an establishment is mere retail...it can be a whole lot more. Come here. Get inspired. And dream. Under desert skies...

The Happy Saguaro is a very interesting place--its huge inventory is beautifully presented and the…read morestaff is helpful but not pushy which allows for a pleasant shopping experience IMO. The store has broad selection of seasonal and year-round wares that are colorful and interesting. All the above said, I have two issues with the place. First, the seasonal products like Talavera and pottery are priced higher than other merchants by 20% and I think that may be due to their location and the amount of inventory--my best advice is to wait for a sale. Second is the lack of a public restroom which I find ridiculous--they advertise on social media so their audience is broad, after a two-hour trip being told you can use a restroom at Trader Joe's is ridiculously inconvenient. Would I recommend The Happy Saguaro? Yes and no, if you're in the area or enroute to other destinations, it's worth a stop. If you're looking for something in particular you have to have, call and it can be worth the drive but realize you may be paying for it.

Warm friendly elegant service. Beautifully curated home…read moregoods for every season. The coolest selection of artificial succulents. This kind of quality does not come cheap.

Small store and not much of a selection. We came when they were taking down Christmas season I…read morethink. But, it didn't seem like they had a ton of inventory. We wandered for like 2 minutes, didn't see anything and left. Bummer, I was hopeful after seeing their website.

I recently shopped here and bought some food items (mostly sweets) and some nutritional supplement…read morepowders. Most of them were on clearance, so the prices were good. I paid for it all using rewards certificates from my TJX credit card, so it was effectively free! There was a 5 to 10 minute wait at the checkout line.

We dropped in to look at the huge kitchen section. I wanted…read moreto find a nice quart sauce pan with certain features to match my set. They have a lot of choices but not yet. If I just wanted to furnish a kitchen I could easily do it at at a bargain rate and everything would match. Always good to check here.

I love the decor I could spend hours in this store. I wish I could buy a lot of the products in…read morehere for my house. Everything is lovely. A lot of pottery in different sizes and designs, stamped metal frames and mirrors, tables and chairs, glassware, etc. The prices here are great! I noticed right away that things here are not overpriced like most things these days. The place is packed with items. Get something for your home or find the perfect gift for a friend. Lovely handmade artwork. Very unique! If you are in town, go take a look!

This place was amazing So much beautiful stuff!…read moreVery nice staff, great prices A must visit if you are in Tuscon!

Small shop with some unique, expensive finds. The only thing I found that I would debate getting…read morewere the finger puppets for my niece. Just not my style (especially at the price). Staff was around offering to help everyone but myself for some reason.

Great selection of unique things! They have home goods and jewelry and a little bit of everything…read moreelse.

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.

Friendly staff, fully stocked shelf's with fair prices for things to fill your stomach or house…read more Pricey in my opinion but I'm a guy who doesn't shop for housing items so I don't really know for sure.

I've visited this store several times over the years but I won't be returning because the store has…read moretoo much merchandise, you can't find anything. The two people working the register didn't know the inventory and couldn't help. The other person who I asked for assistance wouldn't leave their restocking to assist me. The problem is that the store is so overstuffed that it's cluttered. They should remove about half of the food items and spread the shelves out so you can have room to stand back and see things. I don't think shopping at World Market should feel like shopping in a Moroccan bazaar? At least in the bazaar the sellers know every inch of their inventory.

Stopped by due to Buffalo Exchange having &1 an article of clothing…read more Found some fun things and then headed indoors. It's always a great place to look for things that are usable at a great price. Found a weight bar that was practically brand new. Always check this place out! You never know what you might find!

I was so disappointed in this store. The pricing is full retail in most cases and on things that…read moreare clearly worn. Some of this stuff is nice but who's paying $1,100 for a used leather couch? Or $450 on a used medium sized storage cabinet! Oh but we were supposed to happy about that price because it was reduced from $660-ish! I don't care how MCM cool it is. This is a secondhand store. It was actually insulting. $45 for a coffee maker stand with burn marks on the top of it. We went to At Home 30 minutes later and bought a nicer one, NEW for $50. A painted screen was priced at $500! The "art" was all over priced. A used trundle bed with chips and no mattress, $225. I could go on and on but this review is bumming me out. I guess some of these pieces are "worth" these prices somewhere but not at a store like this one. Also, the folks who work or volunteer there ignored our very friendly "Hello" and "good bye" and were more interested in their phones, shopping themselves or conversing with each other. Not one person asked if we could use some help even after I tried to get their attention. I have volunteered for Habitat for Humanity in years past and nothing about this place screams "we're here to help the community" On a better note, and I'm really digging here, they do have cheap paint. They also have lots of things for a house like toilets, headboards, lighting fixtures (if you're able to piece one together), conduit, tables, etc...... again I was very disappointed. I hope your experience is different but this is mine and I'm here with my truth. The two stars are for the fact that they're open 7 days a week, and that I find it very difficult to give 1 star because they DO have household things as advertised.

Estela was amazing!!! Great experience!! Will be coming back!! Fast and easy!! Best experienceread more

The delivery team was efficient and very friendly doing an excellent job of delivering our…read morefurniture!

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.