I love this gift shop! It's unique to Bisbee, it doesn't sell the same old stuff you see at a lot…read moreof Bisbee shops. They have unique gift items from all over the world; bags, lotions/oils, cards, "quotable" cards and magnets, ceramics, scarves, light catchers and so much more. The owner is very nice and helpful, I definitely recommend this shop for unique gifts for everyone! There is also a separate really cute, clean hair salon in the back called Genius Salon.

Great, friendly customer service. Fun selection of gifts- both locally and commercially made items.read more

First time bisbee visit, finished the 1000 steps and landed on this restaurant. Being a vegetarian…read moreit's so hard to find a variety of atleast 2 to 3 meals on a menu We turned around and found this place and looked at the reviews, and ended up eating at this place. Out of world food The ladies in the kitchen are awesome They really are dedicated, loving and patient. No frustration whatsoever on their face. The lady there suggested trying out the spicy chick pea coconut / w turmeric soup, she said it's the last bowl and I went for it. Out of world deliciousness packed in a bowl. We then tried the veggie/ vegan hummus cold sandwich and ordered a grilled focaccia vegetarian sandwich. It was all delicious and we then ended up ordering a carry out of the same Focaccia order except customized it with adding spicy peppers/ lemon garlic feta as well. They nailed it and it was finger licking delicious. Won't miss ever to visit this place when we come back to bisbee The prices are very normal and the service is amazing. Kudos to all the ladies in the kitchen who work crazy to put delicious meals on the table.

As the name implies, this place is a both a small market where you can pick up some basics, as well…read moreas take out, chips, etc. and it's a sit-down (order at counter) quick stop for lunch. We stumbled upon this place which is a bit further walk than the main part of town. If you head away from the main part (walk up the hill on the main street) you will see it on the right. It seemed to have better (earlier hours) than the other places in town. The sandwiches were surprisingly good. My wife had the Tuna Salad on Mixed Greens ($11.95) and was quite happy with it. I had one of their sandwich specials, which was the turkey, brie, gruyere, and bacon (with a mayo called "prickly pear jalapeno mayo) on excellent grilled focaccia bread. In fact, it was my favorite sandwich of the trip. We ate outside on the patio, which was nice. Although you order at the counter, they bring your food to your table (it was a bit slow) and you bus your table too.

This is one of my favorite stores in Bisbee. The Copper Shop has some truly unique items. My…read morefavorite part of the store is upstairs where there are all kinds of carved wooden creatures, that appear to be from all over the world. I also love that there are creations from local artists too.

Quaint bookstore featuring new and used books, musical instruments, puzzles, and other small…read moretreasures. There's a reasonable selection here that will appeal to most people. Support independent bookstores!

This is a small book store thar sells books, art supplies and some other small things. They feature…read moremany banned books and the reasons they were banned. The employee was friendly as well.

I'm a local and this is my favorite store for buying gifts for friends, family (and myself!). I can…read morealways find something colorful, unique and beautiful. Prices are reasonable and goods are of high quality.

I like the outdoor decor items at The Gift Basket. It's one of my favorite places to stop in when I…read morevisit Bisbee. I always end up spending a pretty decent amount of time in this shop since there is so much to look at including, jewelry, small bags, signs, and seasonal outdoor and decor items. It's just a fun store with neat gift items. I like that there is alway something new here.

This is a great place to stop in for some great conversation and a beautiful view. Check in with…read morePeter. He is a card! Buy a blanket, a sticker, a key chain or jewellery. You will be better for having stopped in! Tell Peter "hi" for us!!

The actual name is Tombstone Trading Post owned and operated by Peter M. Spencer who is and AWESOME…read moreguy! His shop sells and trades very unique items at very, very good prices. Peter will make you really feel at home and is a real historian for all things Tombstone. You will not meet a nicer person anywhere. If your planning a trip to Tombstone Arizona you MUST visit the Tombstone Trading post. Please let Peter know Shelly & James sent you.

Boothill Graveyard is a quirky little stop that ended up being more interesting than expected. It…read morehas a self-guided, almost museum-like feel that gives a glimpse into 1800s Western history and nearby Tombstone connections. Some headstones feel authentic, others a bit recreated, but that mix adds to its odd charm. It's quick to visit, a little eerie, and surprisingly memorable. Great value but hours of operation is confusing and different on different platforms.

This was a self-guided tour of the old cemetery where many of Tombstone's storied citizens are…read moreburied, including the victims of the OK Corral gunfight, Marshall Fred White, and many others who don't always make it into the popular movies about the town. For a small fee, you get a program book with a guide to the people in their stone-covered graves. You get a beautiful view looking north and a peaceful walk through the stones. Except for one spot. Lady Matilda felt a strong, negative presence at one UNKNOWN grave near the entrance to the graveyard. The first mound nearest the rest room radiated HATE in high concentrations whenever people would wlk past. Matilda felt the heat without our detectors and felt the name "BILL" when she asked the spirit to identify itself. I was tempted to take a stone from his grave to test back at the lab in Peabody, but she also detected that the spirit was killed in a land vehicle accident and so that residual trauma was not something I would take from the site and risk it cursing our rental van. The cemetery also specifically warns you against taking stones or anything else from the site for that reason. The spirits that cannot move on are desperate for any opportunity to do so, so taking their stones may mean you take a poltergeist with you. We can confirm that in an intentional field test. I accidentally scooped up some gravel into my trainers during the short hike. Overnight, a large cup containing melted ice and soda somehow went from the center of my bedside table to the floor two feet away, face down, with the straw driven through the bottom of the cup. There was nothing in the way that could have caused it in my sleep, but it hit hard enough to wake me up and make me think it was my cell phone. The PK check was minimal but the trace energies were tied to the cup and my trainers which were parked at the foot of my bed. The trace residual energies indicates the spirit was just saying goodbye on its way to the next world. Maybe it was "Bill"? Ask at his grave when you visit. We were going to share photos of Bill's grave, but of the 1000 photos we took on this trip, the five we took of his grave were the only ones to glitch. I am having Jack Flaggan analyzing the patterns in those files for more intel on why.

The guy at counter, an older guy with glasses and a goatee, completely ignored me the two times…read morethat I said, "Excuse me sir, are we able to add strings to the hats?" I guess he was too worried about whether or not one of the other customers was going to steal something because he kept staring in the direction that most of them were standing.... Its a shame he ignored me because there was a nice $65 dollar hat I wanted, oh well guess I will have to settle for the one I bought down the street.

What a great store! There is a large variety of items. When my friends and I visited, we were hat…read moreshopping. There were two ladies working here that provided the best experience we could ask for. They were friendly, helpful and fun. I highly recommend a stop in here whenever you are in Tombstone.

Arizona Poppy is one of my go to stores for buying local gifts for my family and friends! I love…read morethe bright colors of the shop and always feel welcome when trying to find something cool. Last time I went in I found a beautiful saguaro key chain from Tucson artist Rather Keen. I appreciate that they support local artisans and it's the perfect mix of handmade, houseware, and other items with a desert vibe. I love that this space is also owned by a talented local artist, Sonoran Rosie and highly recommend visiting.

This store is full of local vendors products. Their Sonoran rose product is amazing. My dad…read morerequests it for every holiday. Loves the shampoo and conditioner. I love that they have a water cooler out front for those who need it

Lots of neat local vendor items for sale, similar to Etsy or a Farmers Market. Vendors pay to rent…read moreshelf space here to showcase their merchandise, so the items can change from time to time. You will be able to find an assortment of artwork, spices, magnets, jewelry, crocheted children's toys, clothing, stickers, coasters, charcuterie boards, salsa, AZ themed items, and more. If you are looking for unique gift items be sure to check this store out and support local artisans!

Love this little shop. I bought 3 pairs of earrings and a ceramic dish, I love knowing I'm…read moresupporting local artists! The prices can be a bit pricey but quality is nice and it's not that far off of what you'd see some store brands. Service was good, clerk was helpful.