We tried Dollar General back in January. As we surveyed the merchandise, we saw a few items for…read more$8. When I noticed that, and wondered why the merch was so high, I saw an item for $16. I guess if I had tried to pay in Euros or British Pounds, I would have been reminded that it's a Dollar store. But really, why not go to Walgreens or CVS?

This is, without a doubt, the WORST place to shop in the Town of Cottonwood. In a town that prides…read moreitself on rude behavior and combative customer service, Dollar General really goes above and beyond to make you shopping experience as awful as possible. I have had plenty of terrible experiences while enduring visits to the Cottonwood Dollar General, but my visit on 01/12/2025 will be my last. The issues usually stem from an employee named Kristy. She often doesn't wear her name badge in order to avoid accountability for her rude behavior. Luckily, she is easily identified by the fact that she looks like she's been abusing hard drugs since she was 13 years old. I'm filing a complaint with AZ Weights and Measures.

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.

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!

My go to for new, nice, wearable clothing in Sedona is Beall's. The selection of clothing and…read moreage/size range is very good with familiar brands such as Juicy, BCBG, Lilly Pulitzer, Vera Bradley and more! The prices are exceptional. Along with clothing there are household, handbags, luggage, some furniture (on occasion), kitchen, pet, decor, shoes, toys and children's clothing. There is a small food section too. Mostly sweet treats. The men's clothing section is smaller and seems to go to XXL. I know men in Sedona would shop here too if a larger selection for them. The service is always friendly and signing up for the points and discounts is worth it. If you live in Sedona or are needing something while traveling through give Beall's a try. Beall's is in the Basha's grocery store complex.

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.

If you, like me, hit Sedona early on a tour of the Southwest, you'll find it to be a great…read moreindoctrination into the "Trading Post" concept you'll see in several towns along the way. It has what I later determined to be the "usual suspects" of Southwest trading posts: Big picture books, cacti (real and artsy renditions), name-branded knives, mugs, tees, caps, rocks, banners, bags, and cactus candy (this will not be your last chance to get it, rest-assured!). It's a souvenir shop that doesn't feel like one. One of its unique traits is its affiliation with Keep Nature Wild Company: their shirts, tees, hats, stickers, etc., are prominently displayed. Good quality, acceptable prices, a faded look great for those spending time outdoors. And they promote and fund volunteerism and responsible outdoor recreation! They also have a section for the Williams Arizona-based Western Eagle Trading Company that specializes in Western-themed bags, towels, curios, etc. I also love one of their back corners, which is dedicated to the US National Parks, with everything from Smokey the Bear collectables to National Park Ranger plush toys. IMHO, you'll find two great Trading Posts in AZ: The Cameron TP and this one. I highly recommend going to both. Bring your wallet, you're gonna need it.

Cute touristy store, pricey but it's Sedona. It's crazy but…read moretourists will spend a ton of $$$$ on touristy stuff

This is an authentic store were you will find amazing clay pieces that local artist have created as…read morewell as artist from the West coast area. These pieces are one of a kind and are simply amazing . Yes they are higher in price but you are paying for the amazing quality as well as there being one of a kind. The store is small but full of items to look at so you can spend a good amount of time in there. Definitely an amazing store to stop in when you are in Sedona

I love the functional pottery in Esteban's. I have bought several coffee mugs, small bowls and…read moreother gifts. In fact, the selection and the quality is why I try to stop in when I'm in town. That said, yes, I agree with the some of the other comments about the incredibly grumpy sales woman, she's weirdly hostile for working in a pottery store. But the pottery selection is solid.

Always a fab experience! 100 percent organic produce always. Sedona is my favorite of the Natural…read moreGrocers and my "home" store. My only sadness is that Salvador is no longer with the company and I did find out passed /died. That breaks my heart to hear. He was the kindest manager I ever met.

This Natural Grocers in Sedona is our best health food store in our area. It is a much better value…read moreby pricing. Product is always well presented in merchandising. It may not have as wide a variety of items as W.Foods, but has many products that W. Foods does not. The staff is always helpful and gives great customer service.

A new house requires new furniture…read more We moved into a 2100 sq. ft. house from a 930 sq. ft. condo. Needless to say, all of our furniture could fit in the living room. So, we are in the market for all kinds of stuff. We compared several furniture stores around town, and while we were walking the floor at Sedona Digs a couple of items caught our eyes. We made notes, and came back after a few weeks. One of the pieces we saw would be perfect for our decor, but it was gone by the time we came back. We talked with a sales person, and they looked it up in the manufacturer's catalog and helped us place an order. The piece was delivered to our house, and now graces the living room. I would encourage anyone to do what we did. Go in without a shopping list, wander around and see what's on the floor. They have a lot of good stuff, with a nice artistic touch, in many different styles.

I'm not sure whether to describe this place as bad taste, or as no taste. But in either case, this…read moreis not good. If you go into a decent furniture store, it should look pretty right as you enter it. Well, this place looks like you walked into the Salvation Army furniture store. Which would be fine if they had Salvation Army prices, but no! A two-seater leather sleeper of very undistinguished appearance will cost you close to $7000. Dining room tables are sold for $6000 - $10,000. If they were works of art, then yes that would be a price you would expect to pay. But they are not even attractive, much less artistic. My own recommendation is that you need to drive down to Phoenix. I highly recommend Copenhagen Imports, on Camelback. You will see pretty sights when you walk into that store. And, at the higher end of what this miserable Sedona establishment offers, you could buy fancy furniture are Roche Bobois. Yeah, these require driving to Phoenix, but what can I say. You can buy good art in Sedona, but you should drive down I-17 to buy decent furniture. Let me repeat. A furniture store is easy to judge. Just walk in the front door and cast your eyes around. You should see "pretty." If you don't, time to move on. It would be nice to support local Sedona businesses. But they have to be good.

The Collective Sedona is a community in itself. You can do just about anything there. Eat, play,…read moresing, watch movies, something is always going on. Don't pass this quiet FUN area. Checkout the Native Cultural Center

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 !