What a great store to visit if you want to check out a variety of local souvenirs while you are in…read moreFlagstaff, Arizona. We ended up purchasing a whole bunch of items from the store, including sweatshirts and jars of unique jam, and it was hard not to keep finding more things to look at. The woman working as the cashier, who might also be the owner, was extremely nice and very friendly, which made the experience even more enjoyable. The inside of the store had a very nice and relaxing vibe. It felt welcoming and comfortable, making it easy to take your time browsing through all the different items. I really liked the wide variety of products the store had to offer. There were stickers, magnets, food items, kitchen appliances, and many other things you could bring home as souvenirs from Flagstaff. The selection made it easy to find something for everyone. I would definitely go back to this store the next time I visit the town.

The cutest little shop in Flagstaff for home, gifts, and souvenirs that are not cheesy! We were…read morewelcomed the moment we walked in despite the shop being pretty busy. The girls working were so friendly, asking us where we were from and chatting up my son about the "Monster Spray" (made from a local lavender farm) we were purchasing. Some other items I picked up were a cute quote sign (Mark Twain) for my classroom, a single earring handcrafted by a local artist, a hand-drawn card, also by a local artist (will be sending this to my dad who appreciates Native American art), and a bunch of stickers to commemorate our trip through Flag (we traveled from San Diego to Durango and back, picking up stickers along the way). They also have quality mugs, carved signs (we grabbed a small one with the initial A for my sister), and even a selection of local artisan paint! So much cool local stuff--handmade jewelry, dishtowels, Flagstaff t-shirts, and more. Their displays are darling too. When we left I had to take a photo of the cute girls who provided amazing service, and the adorable bag they package your purchase in. If you are in Flagstaff and staying in the downtown area you MUST stop and browse the General Store!

Giving them a solid 5 due to how nicely maintained, clean and preserved the train station is. It…read morehas a gift shop, is a functioning train station and is conveniently located off of Route 66. The employees in the gift shop are not the most helpful or friendly, but if you go for the venue you won't be disappointed. Once there its easy to imagine what traveling on a train to / from Flagstaff must have been like back-in-the-day.

**July 2026: Wednesday Morning**…read more The Flagstaff Visitor Center is a really cool stop and much larger than I expected! I loved that it's located inside a train station and that they had a really nice mix of local souvenirs tied to Flagstaff, Arizona, and Route 66. They had everything from magnets to postcards to puzzles and other little gifts. It was easy to find something cute to bring home for family and friends, and I picked up several items for to gift. The staff was also very knowledgeable and helpful when it came to sharing ideas for attractions, things to do, and places to visit around the area. Overall, it was a convenient and enjoyable stop, and a great place to get both local information and a few fun keepsakes.

Maddy provided one of the best customer service experiences we've ever had. She was incredibly…read morefriendly, hilarious, and made the entire visit genuinely enjoyable. The products had us genuinely cackling, and everything was offered at a fantastic price. Maddy is absolutely an asset to the store, and her positive attitude and outstanding service are a big part of what made this experience so memorable. Highly recommend!

When did Black Hound become an overpriced shitty thrift store?! The clothing selection sucks! It's…read moreall used clothing priced like it's brand new. If it's not shitty used clothing it's dumb Flagstaff shirts for the tourists. Remember when Black Hound was actually cool? I do. Do better!

After the fire, you could find ZANI set up at community markets in Flagstaff. Unfortunately, with a…read morebooth they were limited on items. They had a booth at the Sleigh Winter Market, and I'm so happy I asked if they had opened back up! Yes, they are back in business full-time! ZANI always has had a great variety of cards, but they are so much more! I love their jewelry, especially! I popped in for some last minute, holiday gifts, and they even boxed them up with a festive bow. I should've taken a picture before my friends unwrapped their gifts, which they loved by the way. I am going back this week for a switch plate that I fell in love with! Everyone is always helpful and they have a diverse selection of items, so you're sure to find that perfect item for yourself, or for a gift. The prices are fair, and this is a wonderful local business to support! Parking is a breeze, as they share the parking lot with Beaver Street Brewery and Fratelli Pizza. Free parking is always nice! The next time you're looking for something special without the hassle, you won't be disappointed with ZANI.

I happened upon this place while gift shopping. What a find! They have a great selection that…read moreincludes something for everyone. Love the variety and how neat and organized everything was. Clearly priced, the way items were grouped together made sense, and really pretty products. The sales woman was friendly and available but not pushy at all. And she offered to gift wrap! It was a joy to be here and I found some great gifts! Can't wait to go back!

Delicious spot for iced tea, Arnold Palmers, and lemonades for the summer! During our weekend…read moregetaway, we stopped by twice for their refreshing drinks - I had the Peachy Palmer which was a nice balance between tea and the tart, sweet lemonade. My husband had the Rastamon Lemonade which was a mix of lemonade and citrus blend tea. We enjoyed the drinks so much that we ordered them again. The lounge offers a variety of seating, some cushioned seats in the window and some tables inside the lounge. We will be back the next time we're in Flagstaff!

I knew I was in trouble at Steep Leaf Lounge the moment I asked for coffee and the room got quiet…read more Coffee? No (well they do have one option) Latte? Also no (they do have tea lattes) Hot chocolate? Technically yes... but even that comes with Earl Grey tea inside. These folks are deeply, passionately committed to one thing: dried leaves steeped in hot water. And honestly, they do it well. If you're a tea lover, this place is your Disneyland. The selection is impressive, the vibe is relaxed, and the people behind the counter clearly care about what they're doing. There's a real enthusiasm here for the craft of tea, and that kind of passion is always fun to see. That said, my one issue was a pretty important one on a cold Flagstaff day... My tea showed up lukewarm. Now normally I'm a pretty forgiving person... but when it's 40 degrees outside and tea is the entire business model, this feels like a pretty big detail. When tea is the whole menu, temperature isn't a detail... it's the headliner. I like the concept. I respect the passion. It's just a bit limiting for my taste, and the execution missed slightly on the most important note. Three stars. A cool idea... that just needed to be a little hotter.

A real Old Town. Not a fake or cheesy version because it's a genuinely active and bustling part of…read moretown. Flagstaffians are EXTREMELY FRIENDLY. Much of the architecture was reminiscent of Louisiana. Great spots to kick back and savour.

We came across this really fun spot in Flagstaff. You can shop for clothes, grab coffee, have some…read moredessert, and even get barbecue. Feels like it's mostly for college students to hang out. When you walk in, there are shops for clothes, coffee, and desserts. Then downstairs, there's the Basement Marketplace with more clothes, accessories, and a BBQ place. We wanted to try the barbecue, but they didn't have beef brisket, so we didn't. Overall, it seems like a cool, lively spot for students to hang out and shop, definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

This place is packed with the best gifts around! They have gifts for everyone, clothes, soaps,…read morelocal goods... you name it. I've bought a few things from them over the years, but most recently I bought my new niece who lives across the country a cute little cactus plush. It cost more than it would typically at a big-box store, but it's a local shop and you're supporting local. Definitely a great place to shop year around, but the winter as well because it's nice and warm in the mini mall where it's located.

If you're shopping for something fun, cute, Flagstaff themed or girly this is your place. While a…read morelot of the clothes here have cute patterns and styles geared towards the young adult crowd they also have baby and toddler clothes. The soap area right in front has lots of cool designs and they all smell quite good. Service has always been really friendly when we've shopped here.

Great little shop to find the perfect gift for any man in your life! High quality products…read more Excellent customer service. Definitely a favorite!

Went in to go get keychains, hoodies and shirts and she was yelling at a child for grabbing a…read moreshirt and yelling my shirt. I'll take my business elsewhere.

Sweet Shop Candy Store is such a fun place for a sweet treat!…read more We absolutely love the caramel-dipped apples here, and the gelato is delicious! If you're craving something sweet, this place has so many options to choose from. There's definitely something for everyone, and it's a great little spot to satisfy your sweet tooth. We always enjoy stopping by!

We were looking for some food souvenirs to purchase as gifts and came across the Sweet Shoppe Candy…read moreStore. This is a candy shop that's small in size but bursting with a ton of different confections from all over the country. They have the Goo Goo Clusters from Nashville, Moose Munch from Medford, Hammonds from Denver, Claeys from South Bend, etc. It's certainly an eclectic selection, well appreciated for variety, but we were looking for locally made items that could keep well in the Arizona heat. We ended up purchasing some prickly pear cactus candy and their in house made mountain bark. Mountain Bark ($5.25 per square) - This is essentially an improved rice crispy treat crossed with fudge. There are tons of crispy popped rice bits interspersed with soft gooey marshmallows, some chewier melted white chocolate bits, and plenty of peanut butter flavor. It's a denser cake vs. a light and fluffy rice crispy treat, but is, dare I say, more delicious. (4/5) With such a wide variety of delicious treats, Sweet Shoppe Candy Store is definitely a great place to pick up some candy.

Service and communication was excellent! Flowers were beautiful and perfect for occasion! i will…read moredefinitely do business with them again!

Denied services based on political or ideological beliefs…read more This business refused to arrange funeral flowers for a longtime community member who also happened to be a government employee. His family is greatly known by the community and his kids deserve more than the tragedy they are enduring plus the political outrage that doesn't even exist here in Northern Arizona. Do better, Flagstaff. Flowers for a funeral should not be your political voice.