It's located inside the resort. They have a lot of cute items. Their shirts only go up to size XXL…read moreso if you're plus sized, you won't have any luck. Just a warning: Everything is pretty expensive. It's extremely nice and smelled really good.

Beautiful gift shop, lots of great souvenirs featuring local artists. They do have everything,…read morepretty dresses to sunscreen. Nice feature at the resort when you Cabot get off campus to shop. Pricey, but convenient.

I was looking for neat southwestern themed favors for my wedding and after eating some delicious…read morecactus candy from a shop in Old Town, I checked out the package to find that the company was local! I scouted their website and gave Desert Gatherings a phone call. They were super friendly and offered me a small discount when ordering 100 of the jelly jars. After placing an order over the phone, I was able to pick up the jelly jars the following day. Awesome service and great pricing compared to other competitors in Scottsdale.

Tried some of their prickly pear popcorn...tasted like kettle corn with no real discernible prickly…read morepear flavor.

Did a night tour with a friend. This house, its story and the treasures it houses were colorful and…read morefascinating. I don't want to give anything away that my photos didn't already reveal. You owe it to yourself to do a tour. The gift shop/cottage houses more of the properties treasures: lavender inspired home, bath, and body products. I'm coming back to take a soap making class.

I've always assumed a celebrity once lived here, but it turns out that's far from the truth. The…read morereal history was nothing like I expected. I won't give it away--you'll have to go on the tour yourself. Upon arrival, there's free parking on the premises in a designated grassy area. John was a great tour guide--nice, informative, and absolutely hilarious! There were a few places we couldn't see that I personally would've loved to explore, such as the hidden rooms behind the doors and the son's room upstairs. Due to time, those areas weren't included, which was a bit of a bummer. Overall, though, the tour was enjoyable. Since the place was built in the '80s, there aren't really any ghost stories--probably because in the '80s the only ghosts people talked about were the Ghostbusters. The property definitely needs a bit of love. The carpets need cleaning, and the whole place could use a refresh to bring back that '80s charm instead of feeling more like the '50s. I did love the artwork throughout, especially the stair rails, doors, and mural. A small on-site café or coffee spot would be amazing--there's so much potential here to elevate the experience, especially if they plan to maintain it as historic grounds. They no longer host weddings here, which is disappointing since I remember driving by years ago and seeing celebrations happening on the property. Overall, the tour is worth the price and definitely something to check out for yourself. Drink your coffee before you go! And remember: don't touch anything on the tour. It's always embarrassing when the guide has to remind everyone because of that one person who just can't follow the rules. Sheesh! Why is there always that one human?‍ The kitchen was definitely a 80s kitchen. In any case, I recommend checking it out if you're a history buff or just simply need something to do. Tours are held on the weekends in 3 sessions... check their site and get your tickets online. (Subject to change) Tell John that you heard it here! Btw... There's a cute gift shop on premises that sells lavender soaps and trinkets. They also sell sugar cookies and soda No coffee on the premises at all!

Hello - I have been a regular customer at Mercado Mexico for 20+ years... they have a great…read moreselection of Talavera, glassware, pottery, ironworks, and so much more! It's one of my happy places to unwind from the work day and traffic... worth stopping by to browse their big selection, and be sure to stop by the market next door for some authentic Mexican eats!

Yes I do recommend this place. They have authentic Mexican artesanias and the prices are fair. Good…read morequality and service. I hope they re-open soon. I really want to go back and get more pots for my plants. Great place.

I was shocked to hear this business closed last month! It was a fun place to go to. There were so…read moremany vendors and different selections of things that you just don't find anywhere else. It was fun like a scavenger hunt going through each booth trying to find that item. I feel so bad for the vendors and it's a shame that they closed.

Love the concept of this marketplace where individuals rent booth spaces to sell their items. It's…read morenice as the business owners don't have to be there as The Painted Tree handles checkouts for them. There are so many booths here! I think I ended up staying over 2 hours. It's a great place to find gifts as they have a lot of unique and custom items. The prices were very reasonable too. The owner of Sweet Eclair & Desserts was at his booth and handed us butter cookie samples and they were so good that we ended up buying a limoncello and carrot cake slices. Will definitely be come back!

I love their products! The story behind the family who create the art is also really lovely! The…read moreowners were responsive and a delight to work with. Will definitely keep an eye on this shop to purchase more art soon.

From the owner: No two of a kind, handmade embroidery and wall canvas art for your home!read more

Retail Therapy AZ is located in the Roosevelt row area of Phoenix. I have visited their Tempe…read morebranch store as well. This is a great opportunity to see handmade goods by approximately 50 different vendors. You'll find crochet animals, stickers, clothing, jewelry, edibles, and much more. Staff were friendly and nice. After perusing the goods, I decided on a pair of earrings that I had seen. Naturally, they were on the bottom near the ground. Probably not the best place to display them, but I found them anyway. A fun find. Free street in meter parking in the area.

Cute shop downtown Between the Herberger theater and symphony hall. Great place to grab az gifts or…read morecute jewelry and hats. It hosts multiple vendors with handmade souvenirs

Great selection of items. Teens will l9ve this place. They have something for everyoneread more

Cute selection but the harassing stalking by the employees ruin the vibe. It was my first time…read moregoing with my relative, so ofc I'm browsing all the knick knacks, jewelry and clothing , which is apparently forbidden here?? every time I turned from a new section a couple feet away I'd be confronted with the same employee pretending to move racks around. The store is not huge and there was maybe one other person in the store. We had no bags on us (not that it should matter). The two employees and numerous cameras should be sufficient for loss prevention so it sucks to be made uncomfortable just for existing. Maybe safe if you are palm colored , idk.

A beautiful bookshop and flower shop. Seriously, this place is what dreams are made of! Whether…read moreyou're looking for a new book or a bouquet, Wijaya is a great place to buy a gift for someone or to treat yourself. I've visited a couple times now, but on my most recent visit, I attended one of their ticketed flower bouquet making events. You can find a wide range of artsy book-related or flower-related events on their website. For this class, it was learning how to make a spiral bouquet. It was so fun learning this technique and leaving with a a bouquet that I had designed! Also, the owner is super kind and her patience and help with me while I made my bouquet was greatly appreciated. Can't wait to try another class!

Absolutely quaint small business bookshop hidden behind the Mexican restaurant next door. I walked…read morein blind, super excited to visit since it's a woman-owned business in my city. I was immediately greeted by a young friendly woman at the front who left me to peruse the store. There's a selection of books for everyone, with sections for various genres housed on the east wall and within their bookcases and tables. I love the idea of a blind date with a book, and they had no shortage of options! There's a small area containing tees and other merch and, even tho I'm not a big sci-fi fan, I loved the setup they had for the genre! What I hadn't anticipated was the section that had the Sweet Valley Twins books! The nostalgia was HEAVY let me tell you! :) Regardless of how small the store seemed, they do an amazing job of packing in the books and I was impressed that there's literally every type of genre you could want there. Adding to the great vibes are the comfy sitting areas with plush seating, an old typewriter you can crank out 'hellos' to future visitors on, and plants and decor that add charm to some mid century modern furniture. What makes this place so unique though is the assortment of fresh flowers in the back and the flower workshops they hold each week. I haven't gone to one yet, but I plan on it, they look really cool! I highly recommend Wijaya House to any book lover, but especially those that prefer the locally owned to the big box store. I'm planning my next visit soon. :)

This is a wonderful place to shop, I highly recommend it. Good prices and quality products. The…read moreemployees are there when you need them and the selection is good!

Stopped in this beautiful boutique shop with my wife over Father's Day weekend…read more We met a lovely young lady named Randi who couldn't have been more helpful regarding our one of a kind Native American design purchase along with many questions regarding the surrounding area with restaurants and bars. When visiting Old Town Scottsdale this is a location one should visit for the beautiful Western and Natine American inspired unique offerings! We'll definitely be back again. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!