THE BEST SERVICE. Could not recommend more!! My wife had a enewton bracelet she got when we got…read morepregnant with our son. After a recent trip to the hospital she lost this bracelet and couldn't find it anywhere. She was devestated, after searching everywhere online I came across the bracelet. I called the number for the dream gift shop and they not only helped me find the bracelet she waited on me to call my wife and confirm it was the right one. This was the most positive experience I've had in a very sad time in our life. If you need anything they've got you. Thank you again for everything!!! 100000/10

Terrific store with a very friendly owner. Good selection of Yuma-labeled products, and a fun…read morevariety of things from which to choose! Tote bags, Corksicle, jewelry, hats, clothes, serving ware, baby clothes, toys, and blankets. Something for everyone!

The best customer service ever! Came in looking for a gift with an impatient toddler and the…read moreassociate was so helpful as I looked and selected my items!

Cute store!! Pricy yes!! Love it.. Employees were very…read moreattentive and very helpful..one of a kind items.

Super fun date night at Made in Yuma. There were 7 more gals…read moreat the tables Pick out a hat Go through all the zoo-zoo's and wham-wham's (as Jessie would say) Pick what strikes your fancy from playing cards, ribbons, sparkly pins, metal pieces of various designs, needles and thread, Feathers, leather stamped logo pieces to attach to the hats, beads, matchbooks, I could go on Stephanie, the owner used a "branding iron" on the hats with a variety of images; alphabet, heart, cross, cactus.... and, the list goes on She also makes the hats look rustic with a blowtorch to the hat itself. Same blowtorch is used to heat up the brands. So freaking fun & visited with the other women that signed up for the class. It was so awesome to see what the other gals created Absolutely delightful evening #madeinyuma

Whether you're visiting Yima, AZ or you live here Made In Yuma has something for everyone. They're…read morea hub for local entrepreneurs looking to get their products noticed. Made In Yuma offers a wide range of uniquely Made tumblers, clothing and accessories. Made In Yuma is family-owned and operated and they always greet their customers with a smile. On this trip I was on the hunt for some Mama Bella's bread. Mama Bella makes a variety of Jams and preserved which are known to have a little kick. The Mama Bella Breads are sweet, but come with a frosting that will kick your taste buds into overdrive. All in all, you'll definitely find something at Made In Yuma.

Nice little store with all sorts of boutique things for men, women and children. I bought a couple…read moreof items; the customer service was friendly and knowledgeable. A definite place to hit up when window shopping downtown! Support local shops!

The best shop in Yuma, hands down! Amazing selection with great surprises. No place better to…read morefind a gift, or something special for yourself.

Such a beautiful place to visit and the coffee is good!…read more It's an open spot and you park in the dirt, the service was incredible. The people were so nice

Excellent taco pollo. Fresh salsa bar. Lovely grounds. Next time, Dole Whip. Large parking. Easy to…read moremanage towing trailer.

Came to see Rocky Horror and had a great time! Lovely cast , great enthusiastic crowd! Can't wait…read moreto come back next year for RHPS but also other events throughout the year

We experienced the Yuma Art Center two times in January when James Garner's Tribute to Johnny Cash…read moreperformed and when the Guns & Roses Tribute Band performed. It was our second time (1st time was in Las Vegas) seeing James Garner perform & they truly do not disappoint. Excellent history lesson accompanied the amazing vocals. The Guns & Roses was also good not great but ok. The Yuma Art Center was a perfect setting for the shows with comfortable seats, great acoustics & bar service. Looking forward to seeing more performances at the Yuma Art Center.

I wanted to like this place. I've been by several times when…read morethey weren't open. This trip I made sure to come at the right time. Unfortunately I didn't like the food. I had tamales and they were so overcooked that the meat was stuck to the husk. I went in the little gift shop area and was not impressed with that either.

A beautiful relaxed retreat from the city bustle. Just a few mile off 95, on S. Laguna Dam Road…read moreand East County 6th Street. I only give it a 4 star because I have not been there on Saturday or Sunday when they serve lunch. A wry nice and beautiful break in this crazy world. P.S. They have purple cactus!

Great place for local honey, peanut butter, fresh- made in house- fudge. Post office, date shakes,…read moregift baskets cards memorabilia. Staff is super friendly and helpful. We keep coming back. Their honey roasted peanut butter is delish!

Fun stop! Lots of random goodies if you like to browse and they have the best fudge. Great place to…read morestop to get fresh peanut butter. The honey peanut butter is our family's favorite and the big 2 lb container will typically last a few months at least!

Been shopping here for over twenty years. I go mainly for the grocery items, but I've also…read moreaccumulated a ton of interesting Korean knickknacks that appeal to my innate sense of weirdness. The couple that owns it are very personable and helpful too. If you don't see something, just ask. Chances are they have it, it's just not located where you'd expect it to be. It's a small store, but I can spend hours in there.

I have known the couple for many years. Since i was 10 years old. I would go to the shop and they…read morewould always show me the fun toys in the back and enjoyed kids in the store. I remember they got in some Anime stickers and I was so excited to see it for the first time. I brought my piggy bank and laid out all my coins on the counter. The lady was really nice and helped me count every penny to get what I wanted. I was there for an HOUR. She gave me my stickers with a smile and I kept doing that until left for Japan. They introduced me to all types of snacks and foods. It was because of their store I now realized how much i loved the Asian culture. When I visit America again I want to see them.