Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village is one of Sedona's most enchanting spots! It is designed to…read morelook like a traditional Mexican village; where art, culture, and community come together. The cobblestone paths, stucco walls, archways, vine-covered courtyards, bubbling fountains, beautiful Spanish-inspired architecture and locally owned art galleries adds to its charm! With 50+ shops, galleries, restaurants, cafés, boutiques, and local artisan stores, it's the perfect way to spend the day.

Very cool shopping village in the heart of Sedona. A lot of the shops here are small businesses or…read moresmall chains, so you get a ton of unique items to shop for. We also visited a couple of restaurants here during our trip; good variety of food options at differing price ranges too. Overall, great time HOWEVER, parking was a nightmare both times we visited (once on a weekday night, and again on a weekday 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.

When you're in Sedona, you definitely want to find a place where you can enjoy the scenery while…read moreyou are having lunch or dinner. I wanted to eat in the restaurant with a view and came to Sinagua Plaza. Drove to the back side where the parking garage is located. Parked on the second level where I found space. The driveway is tight, and the garage ceiling is low, so make sure you have enough clearance. This Plaza has many different types of shops, and restaurants. There are some benches and chairs for seating on the side. Stores are closing 8:30pm, so if you arrive late, you won't be able to get anything! Restaurant has amazing food with a great view of the mountains. You can enjoy the view from the 2nd level of the parking lot, but not from the lower level of course. Coming out from the garage is also very tight! Self parking is free! There is valet parking on the lower level but I don't know if it's for a fee or if it's free as well. I found this place convenient and valuable for me.

The owner of this property. Kicked someone off of private property and lied to police officers…read more This will cost the taxpayers of this city over 1 million dollars. Be sure to thank them for wasting your tax payer dollars!

Hillside Sedona is an outdoor plaza with shopping, restaurants, and a few assorted businesses. We…read morevisited a few businesses while there. The plaza had a Pilates studio, several restaurants, and a few galleries. We remember from past visits, but there were quite a few more businesses located in this plaza. Unfortunately, with the times, many businesses have either failed or moved out of the area. Shared parking lot.

A cute place to take pics of family and friends. There's murals, fountains, cool chairs and a great…read moreMountain Views. The restaurants here are lovely. Javelinas or the Hudson. Both beautiful inside with view seating and nice bartenders for those margaritas! I love the shops and restaurants here. I've done sound bath on 1 st level and Pilates on 2nd level.

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.

Most of the Outlet stores are CLOSED. I stopped here because…read morethere was an "Art Show" and several open tent type stalls when I passed. The art show consisted of a lot of native American handicrafts, pottery, jewelry, fabric hangings, several gem and mineral pieces (think turquoise and other crystals) Sedona is supposedly some type of center of energy, according to New Agers. Also several original paintings and photographs. I purchased a Ritulite quartz gemstone from one vendor (Laura Adler) because it was very unusual. Laura very kindly threw in a stainless steel necklace! I also purchased two original Photographic Prints from Brent Cox. Read more about his work here: http://www.wmicentral.com/community_beat/local_entertainment/brent-cox-specializes-in-photography-of-light/article_37fd86ca-1204-5331-9c99-a9d8a1455b9a.html

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 !

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.

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