One of the better souvenir shops! They had the best magnets-- hand made Sedona rocks. The art on…read morethese rocks were so pretty and was exactly what we were looking for. The sweet lady was very helpful and explained how they had an artist who created them on a weekly basis.

The person at the billing counter was extremely rude…read more I bought an item from an adjacent store (The Naja) and was holding it in my hand. I was buying a magnet from The Hangin Tree, which I presented at the billing counter. The guy looked at my other hand and asked "That from my store?" I said "no", then he did something rather unexpected - he grabbed the item from my hand, flipped it around and was trying very hard to read the label on the item. I said - "I got it from the other store, it's not from here." Not able to find what he was looking for (i.e. proof that it is from his store), he said - "how come they didn't give you bag?" I said - "because I didn't want a plastic bag". I live in Seattle and I am used to a very high-trust environment. This entire encounter left a very bitter taste in my mouth and made me wonder he was so distrustful because of some prejudice against my race. I also felt he was staring at me in a distrustful way the whole time I was looking around the store too, as if I was going to steal something. I later went through the other Google reviews and it did seem like he can be rude to people who is not like him (read: non-white, on the spectrum, etc.) I would recommend people The Naja instead for almost the same collection and a more amicable experience at the billing counter.

Go to Manzanita Market if you want horrible customer service - the sign on the building is actually…read more"Up Town Market". My friend and I bought a wine opener here, tried to use it that evening only to discover that it was defective. With receipt in hand, we tried to return the defective product sold to us the day before but weee told by the clerk the store does not do returns. When we asked for the manager/owner the clerk told us that their answer would be the same. So this market is just out here selling useless product to customers with a ridiculous no return policy regardless of the fact that it is their fault that they are selling defective product. Only 1 Star because I have to, but 100% do not recommend this market.

The Manzanita Market is a fine place to stop into in the area if you're looking for snacks, drinks,…read moreor small souvenir items. We stopped in here looking for drinks to take back to our Airbnb, but unfortunately we couldn't find anything local that we wanted to try. They had a large selection of drinks and snacks though, so if you're looking for something it's likely they may have it. They also had lots of retail items, but we weren't in the market for anything so we didn't shop around much. Overall, I think this is a fine small shop to stop into in the area if you're looking to grab items for your visit and/or trip.

Tlaquepaque Art & Shopping Village is one of the premier spots for shopping and eating in Sedona…read more Parking can be crowded so I advise arriving when the stores open. We arrived about an hour after opening and had to circle twice before finding a place to park. There are many art galleries, restaurants and unique businesses located here to keep you busy. Store owners are friendly and engaging. .

Great vibe in a perfect authentic setting. Fountains, statues and sculptures were throughout the…read morevillage. Live musicians performing in the common areas. Lots of shops to visit from simple art to elaborate high end bronze statues. Worth the stroll with the family. Parking is free and there are plenty of restaurants in the village to pick from. Make it an afternoon!

I kept driving past this place and finally stepped in to what I thought would be a small little…read moretouristy gift shop. Boy was I wrong! There are so many rooms that hold endless amount of surprising treasures that are unique and so thoughtfully curated by the two owners who are open and invested in their customers. These photos are only a small peek at what awaits you in this historic building turned into the most unique and sweet gift shop that holds future treasure to share or keep.

Such a special place! It truly is the cutest little shop with so many meaningful gifts and things…read moreyou never knew you needed but can't live without! Amazing customer service! I can't wait to return the next time I'm in Sedona!

Very cool store lots of items from souvenirs to things you want for yourself- it's huge so plan on…read morespending some time here so you don't miss anything! gorgeous pottery and women's handbags, Unique gifts not found in every store- Laila the previous manager is no longer there but the same owner for the last 30years is still there and she's always adding new items that continue to catch your eye. last month was my last visit to Sedona, purchased a cool baby lamp, some fun slippers for my traveling and some beautiful Sedona canvas bags for gifts! Indefinitely recommend Gifts Galore- easy to find on then corner in the courtyard with lots of other little shops, benches to rest and a cute cafe (HP Cafe) next door with amazing lattes and snacks and delicious lunches if you need a break!

This owner isn't that bright. He things he owns the sidewalk. Avoid this business…read more Also the police in this area. Aren't that smarts

This little souvenir shop is a worthwhile stop. They have many items that are unique and…read morereasonably priced. Found a nice Sedona baseball cap that fit perfectly. The attendant was friendly and helpful, he made the visit enjoyable. Post cards, magnets, t-shirts, hats and so much more. Will definitely return before we leave the area.

Great place to buy souvenirs and at amazing prices! There's a little bit of everything so you're…read moresure to find something for you or for gifts. Find them in west Sedona or in the Village of Oak Creek next to Miley's Cafe.

Every time I go to Sedona I pop in to Red Rose Thriftique! Everyone is always so very kind and this…read morespecial store supports such a very good cause. I always find a treasure I cannot live without. Was just there! 3/27/26

Friendly, good cause and an eclectic items. Supportive in trying on an item. Local and walkable…read morefrom our stay.

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.

This is a small outdoor shopping and dining area in midtown Sedona. Plenty of street parking for a…read morefew or they have various lots that are free, just follow the signage. We stopped in to check it out and ended up eating at Sedona Pizza and Pasta Company. The outdoor area has various stores and dining options, gelato and tea shops. Even Rocky Mountain Chocolate Company is here! Definitely a must do if in the area. We will be heading back to do some shopping and check out more restaurants. Also want to visit Trailhead Tea which is right in this area.