This bodega is located towards the back of BOCA Tacos y Tequila. It's so cute, with tons of local…read moreitems and flavors to purchase. I love looking at locally made goods and finding fun gifts for friends and family. The person who was working there was super friendly! The best part, the corn tortillas that are handmade by Chef Maria from Top Chef! They were delicious and held up well when we used them for our taco night. Super soft and you can tell they are made with great ingredients and love. Definitely check this shop out if you go to the restaurant or are exploring 4th! Bottom line: The tortillas here are handmade and delicious!

This place is a Tucson gem!!! Chef Maria knocks it out of the park with this boutique store…read moreattached to her restaurant. When the awards come there will be a line out the door.

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

The new Zocalo Village set-up is lovely! It opened September 2025 but I hadn't been until recently…read more The building is dedicated to homewares, art, and furniture. I bought some awesome pewter candle holders and have my eye on some dishes too. Outside there is a ton of pottery, sculptures, planters, water fountains, and more. I found the staff to be very helpful and accomodating. If you haven't been to Green Things in a while, add it to your list!

A great place to purchase outside furniture, gardening supplies with well stocked shelfs. Friendly…read morestaff and a clean safe place to shop. Prices are what you are willing to pay.

Very cute shop with plenty of Tucson souvenirs, home decor and accessories. Perfect to bring…read morevisitors. Affordable prices and friendly staff.

A fun and surprising place in Tucson. It is a working factory where high end dinnerware is made…read more 100 American made and Veteran owned. Went on their first Saturday sale which was quite popular as noted by the number of people lined up prior to opening. Most of the items were discounted quite well compared to regular prices. I purchased a few items and my favorite is a latte mug... unlike most ceramic mugs that gets super hot to the touch when you have hot liquid... this mug was warm but retained the liquid's temperature accordingly. I also bought some pretty dinnerware. Ample gravel parking. Plan to haul your items manually without a shopping cart which makes sense as you are in a working factory and don't need wandering carts crashing into the wares. Of note, I highly encourage you to check out their webpage for their story... hint... there is a connection to the Coors brewery.

If it weren't for the Tucson Foodie passport I wouldn't have known this place existed. It's so…read morecool is they make dinnerware for restaurants here locally. It's worth noting it's hard to see from the road, you have to turn on the gravel and go through the fence. They have all kinds of goodies and it's all so beautiful! The outside area has "seconds" which are very reasonably priced and have slight imperfections. The mystery boxes were very tempting.

We were looking for a dog-friendly place to have lunch and possibly a beer and this showed up. I…read morehad never heard of it, so we followed our GPS. It turns out to be close to a lot of shopping. The concept is of an open-air dining area. A large outdoor TV faces incomers. A Mexican restaurant, a beer/wine bar. artisan pizza and a coffee and gelato are the main eateries here, with tables and chairs in the middle. I could order tacos, my friend a pizza, and we could have craft beer as well. There are a few non-food boutiques as well. This was a popular place to watch the 2026 World Cup, especially when Mexico played

I can't believe it took me years to discover this charming plaza, even though I've been coming to…read morethe Yoga Pod in the plaza all along. There's a wonderful olive oil shop with some of the finest selections, along with a few restaurants, cozy courtyards featuring a large TV screen, a stage for concerts, cafés, a bakery, and even a farmers market on weekends. The Joesler-style architecture is cozy and inviting and every corner is simply beautiful. After a hot yoga session at the Yoga POD, you can pop into the Ice Box for cryotherapy, grab an ice cream or coffee with friends, or plan a relaxed date night with your significant other. It's truly the perfect place to fall in love with authentic Sonoran charm. Try it !

Stopped in a number of times. Great selection, friendly service. Plan to stop in again.read more

This is a small owner business and I really wanted to support them. They have a lot of variety of…read moretalavera pottery to choose from. At a cursory glance the prices were better here than a lot of online businesses. I was looking for talavera address tiles and a holder. The shop has a great selection of numbered tiles but unfortunately they didn't have a high contrasty one I was looking for, but they did have the metal holders which I also needed. I bought the tiles from a different local store. Tip 1: Don't make the same mistake I made. If you buy them from somewhere else, bring them all in to try in the frame. That's because, the sizes and shapes of both the tiles and the holders are asymmetrical and it's a matter of trying to get the best fit. The lady that owns the store is very nice and helpful and will these things to you. Tip 2: Make sure you absolutely love what you are getting because once you buy it there are exchanges or store credit, no refunds. Tip 3: The opening and closing hours are not strictly adhered. I waited twice outside the store, once at opening and once 20 min after opening time and the store was not open. Reading other reviews I'm not the only person this happened too. It's the same with closing time. They may close up early. I would suggest calling ahead first so you don't waste your time driving like I did. This is the only reason I'm taking one star off.

What a really cool and unique spot in Tucson. Lots of handmade art, furniture and so much more!…read moreLots of great deals to be had at very reasonable prices. The owner was super friendly as well as the employees. This is a wonderful place.

I love the decor I could spend hours in this store. I wish I could buy a lot of the products in…read morehere for my house. Everything is lovely. A lot of pottery in different sizes and designs, stamped metal frames and mirrors, tables and chairs, glassware, etc. The prices here are great! I noticed right away that things here are not overpriced like most things these days. The place is packed with items. Get something for your home or find the perfect gift for a friend. Lovely handmade artwork. Very unique! If you are in town, go take a look!