Slightly disappointed as I went without knowing exactly what this place entails. I've been to…read morelavender farms in other countries- New Zealand and Greece to name a few. And so my expectations were quite high based on previous experiences. I envisioned strolling through rows and rows of lavender, having seating areas to enjoy the view, and spending a few hours amongst the lavender. That is not what you will get here. This lavender farm is basically a gift shop with an area to view a small amount of lavender plants. They have more behind the house that you can't even see. It's gated off and you're not allowed to walk in the fields. The gift shop is very nice and the ladies working when we went were absolutely lovely! We really enjoyed talking with them. I want to rate this place higher, but there's just not much else to it other than the gift shop. I wish it was more clear ahead of about not being able to go in any of the fields. It's marketed as "visit us at the farm" but really it should be "visit our lavender shop". Plan to spend 20 minutes here- not all day.

Cute little lavender farm with a wide variety of lavender based products. It's pretty expensive but…read morethey do have some nice gift options. The ladies were very nice and helpful. We got a lavender chocolate chip cookie and it was $4.95. Pretty good homemade cookie.

This was the last stop of the day. We had been in there in the morning and found a big Mr peanut…read morecounter concession jar in cobalt blue. Like a huge Cookie jar. With a lid with a big peanut as the grip handle. It was in the 1/2 price room and I found two others at other shops at more than double so it was a steal if we have room for it. We said YES just before closing and now it's in the car. Great weekend of fun.

The owner is rude. If i could rate the service at a zero, I would. She acted like she is too busy…read moreto be bothered. Won't be going back there.

We came here twice looking for the unusual. The store is…read more125 year old two story house. The is a back area with more rusty art that we also look for. We found a windmill blade fully intact the will be used for partial shade for our cactus at home that can't take full sun. Kind of rare to find one. She even had a room dedicated to Christmas. Too soon for me but she said it does quite well.

Such variety! We got some Christmas shopping done and we were tempted by so many other items…read more Definitely a cute place to stop by!

What a gem! We tried the maple Walnut fudge, turtle fudge,…read morecrème brûlée fudge, and strawberry fudge. Our favorite was the maple walnut -- it was an excellent recommendation by the lovely woman assisting us! Our daughter loved the strawberry fudge. This shop offers so many more flavors of fudge and other yummy truffles and chocolates. They also sell every kind of candy you can imagine, including old school candy and novelty candy (think scorpion lollipops LOL). Great shop to stop by while visiting Payson. Excellent and kind service. We will absolutely be back again when we visit.

Lemon pie gelato. Need I say more? Like the best lemon pie…read moreyou've ever had, but in the creamiest gelato form. There nothing better in Payson. The rocky road truffle was also an entirely magnificent experience. The friendliest service an cutest decor. What a gem!

I live in Oklahoma and needed a couple of gifts to be delivered in Az. I found Arizona Wildflowers…read more& Gifts, and glad I did! The gift baskets I ordered. Was delivered and met all expectations. I will be a returning customer

This is my go-to place for olive oil and balsamic vinegars. They have a great variety of both…read more Staff is very helpful with the tastings. I ALWAYS walk out with at least 2 bottles. But that's not all they carry. They have unique items for sale. It's a fun little shop to spend time browsing and chatting with the friendly and informative staff.

This is more tourist stop than antiques. But I did find a couple kitchen tools that I will use…read more Always need wood fork to stir in a no stick pan.

cool gift store bunch of rocks and trekits super fun and vary frendle staff a little torstiy but funread more

Some clothing, some kitchen, lots of rust items in the back…read more We did find a Monk tea bag holder from Germany Winner

We love this place! Made a couple stops during our stay in Payson and this place was recommended…read morefor Antique shops.. did not disappoint. Lovely jazz music playing on turntable during your exploring/shopping

This is a welcome environment for Payson. Yes the books. Yes the art. Yes the snacks. Yes the…read morelive music. Yes ... well it all. There isn't always a community spot like this in our size of town so please visit and patronize. It's a little jewel hidden in a strip mall. Forget your Dutch Bros on way to the Rim. Take 10 here and enjoy!

I was heading back to the Valley after a camping trip outside Payson and was wanting a coffee drink…read morefor my drive back. Noley's popped up in my search as a nearby coffee shop in town. Noley's is located in the heart of Payson inside of a strip mall behind McDonald's as you turn onto the 260. This is a very unique store that offers a lot more than just coffee. Noley's - Books, Art & Whatnot is a gathering place for both locals and visitors. In addition to having a cafe, Noley's has an art gallery, book store, a performance space, a local produce section and plenty of couches and chairs to sit on. They sell locally-made gifts and crafts like jewelry and other creations. They even have an old jukebox and a used vinyl section. Noley's is a pretty cool place to visit. I come through Payson often and glad I discovered this place. I have always found the service to be great in the Noley's cafe area. I grabbed a pastry and an Iced Latte during my first visit here. My buddy is gluten-free and was happy they offered gluten-free pastries. Everything is made fresh in this store. Before we left, we chatted with the lady in the front who was really nice. She shared with us the story behind this shop. I am looking forward to a return visit next time I am in town.

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.

Best shop in town and should be re named all dead things and cool shit!!…read moreFantastic assortment of southwest unique things